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Karnataka Government Proposes 100% Pay Hike For Chief Minister, Ministers
Karnataka lawmakers - from the Chief Minister down to MLAs - will vote on doubling their salaries, as well as those of top government officials like the Assembly Speaker and the Leader of the Opposition.
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Delhi MLAs Get 66 Percent Hike In Salary, Allowances
Delhi's legislators will now get an over 66 per cent hike in their salaries and allowances as a proposal by the Delhi government to increase their pay has received the president's nod.
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Tamil Nadu MLAs Closer To Fat Raise As Bus Workers Strike For Pay Hike
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami will table an amendment in the state assembly to pave way for almost doubling the salary of the state's 235 legislators - from Rs 55,000 to 1.05 lakh a month.
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Delhi Government Toughens Stand Against Private Schools Hiking Fees
The Delhi government has toughened its stand against private schools hiking fees citing implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission and called a meeting of all the MLAs and education department officials.
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Himachal Pradesh Legislators Give Themselves A Fat Pay Hike
Himachal Pradesh legislators on Thursday gave themselves a 61 percent - 100 percent pay hike, increasing a legislator's monthly salary from Rs.90,000 to Rs.145,000.
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If Our Salaries Too High, PM Should Get a Raise Too: Arvind Kejriwal
Facing a backlash over the salary hike for Delhi lawmakers and ministers approved by the Assembly on Thursday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should get a pay hike too if he earned less.
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With a 4-Fold Hike, Delhi Lawmakers To Be India's Highest Paid
Delhi's lawmakers and ministers will see their salaries shoot up as much as four times after the Assembly today approved a pay hike that was proposed in October.
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Opinion: 400% Pay Hike For MLAs is Essential
It is impossible to sustain families with a salary of Rs 12,000.
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Old Tweet Haunts Arvind Kejriwal as His Lawmakers Look Forward to Big Pay Hike
As a salary hike is proposed for Delhi lawmakers that will benefit members of his Aam Aadmi Party most, Arvind Kejriwal is being reminded of a tweet three years ago when he had taunted politicians
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400% Pay Hike for Delhi Lawmakers? Protests Outside Arvind Kejriwal's Home
A large contingent of the Congress' youth wing has gathered outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence to protest against a move for a four-fold hike in the salary of Delhi's lawmakers.
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Delhi's Mostly Aam Aadmi Lawmakers May Get a 400% Pay Hike
A committee appointed by the Delhi assembly speaker has suggested a four-fold increase in the salaries of the lawmakers. If the recommendation is accepted, the basic salary of a legislator will go up from the present Rs 82,000 to Rs 3.2 lakh. It would also be the highest salary for a legislator in the country.
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Karnataka Legislators Give Themselves a Hefty Hike
The 224 legislators of Karnataka have just given themselves a hefty, over 50% hike. The combined annual cost to the exchequer will be Rs 37 crore - up from Rs 24 crore.
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Karnataka Government Proposes 100% Pay Hike For Chief Minister, Ministers
Karnataka lawmakers - from the Chief Minister down to MLAs - will vote on doubling their salaries, as well as those of top government officials like the Assembly Speaker and the Leader of the Opposition.
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Delhi MLAs Get 66 Percent Hike In Salary, Allowances
Delhi's legislators will now get an over 66 per cent hike in their salaries and allowances as a proposal by the Delhi government to increase their pay has received the president's nod.
-
Tamil Nadu MLAs Closer To Fat Raise As Bus Workers Strike For Pay Hike
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami will table an amendment in the state assembly to pave way for almost doubling the salary of the state's 235 legislators - from Rs 55,000 to 1.05 lakh a month.
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Delhi Government Toughens Stand Against Private Schools Hiking Fees
The Delhi government has toughened its stand against private schools hiking fees citing implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission and called a meeting of all the MLAs and education department officials.
-
Himachal Pradesh Legislators Give Themselves A Fat Pay Hike
Himachal Pradesh legislators on Thursday gave themselves a 61 percent - 100 percent pay hike, increasing a legislator's monthly salary from Rs.90,000 to Rs.145,000.
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If Our Salaries Too High, PM Should Get a Raise Too: Arvind Kejriwal
Facing a backlash over the salary hike for Delhi lawmakers and ministers approved by the Assembly on Thursday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should get a pay hike too if he earned less.
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With a 4-Fold Hike, Delhi Lawmakers To Be India's Highest Paid
Delhi's lawmakers and ministers will see their salaries shoot up as much as four times after the Assembly today approved a pay hike that was proposed in October.
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Opinion: 400% Pay Hike For MLAs is Essential
It is impossible to sustain families with a salary of Rs 12,000.
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Old Tweet Haunts Arvind Kejriwal as His Lawmakers Look Forward to Big Pay Hike
As a salary hike is proposed for Delhi lawmakers that will benefit members of his Aam Aadmi Party most, Arvind Kejriwal is being reminded of a tweet three years ago when he had taunted politicians
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400% Pay Hike for Delhi Lawmakers? Protests Outside Arvind Kejriwal's Home
A large contingent of the Congress' youth wing has gathered outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence to protest against a move for a four-fold hike in the salary of Delhi's lawmakers.
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Delhi's Mostly Aam Aadmi Lawmakers May Get a 400% Pay Hike
A committee appointed by the Delhi assembly speaker has suggested a four-fold increase in the salaries of the lawmakers. If the recommendation is accepted, the basic salary of a legislator will go up from the present Rs 82,000 to Rs 3.2 lakh. It would also be the highest salary for a legislator in the country.
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Karnataka Legislators Give Themselves a Hefty Hike
The 224 legislators of Karnataka have just given themselves a hefty, over 50% hike. The combined annual cost to the exchequer will be Rs 37 crore - up from Rs 24 crore.
