Mla salary in gujarat

All the MLAs elected to the State Legislative Assemblies are given an ‘MLA fund’ between Rs. 1 crore to 4 crores per annum in each state assembly. This fund is different in every state, as an MLA in Madhya Pradesh gets Rs. 4 crore/annum to develop his/her constituency, whereas Rs.2 crore is given to an MLA in Karnataka. Do you know that every MLA gets a fixed salary every month in addition to the MLA fund? This salary varies from state to state. In India, the highest salary Rs. 2.5 lacs per month is given to MLAs of Telangana state while the lowest salary Rs.34000 is given to the MLAs of the Tripura assembly. Let us know that how much salary and fund is given to the MLAs of different Legislative Assemblies in India? State Legislative Assembly Salary and Fund of MLA ( in Rs.) 1. Telangana 2.5 lacs 2. Delhi 2.10 lacs 3. Uttar Pradesh 1.87 lacs 4. Maharashtra 1.70 lacs 5. Jammu & Kashmir 1.60 lacs 6. Uttrakhand 1.60 lacs 7. Andhra Pradesh 1.30 lacs 8. Himachal Pradesh 1.25 lacs 9. Rajasthan 1.25 lacs 10. Goa 1.17 lacs 11. Haryana 1.15 lacs 12. Punjab 1.14 lacs 13. Jharkhand 1.11 lacs 14. 1.10 lacs 15. Chhattisgarh 1.10 lacs 16. Bihar 1.14 lacs 17. West Bengal 1.13 lacs 18. Tamil Nadu 1.05 lacs 19. Karnataka 98 thousand 20. Sikkim 86.5 thousand 21. Kerala 70 thousand 22. Gujarat 65 thousand 23. Odisha 62 thousand 24. Meghalaya 59 thousand 25. Puducherry 50 thousand 26. Arunachal Pradesh 49 thousand 27. Mizoram 47 thousand 28. Assam 42 thousand 29. Manipur 37 thousand 30. Nagal...

Sl. No Constituency Name Candidate's Name Party Votes Margin Vote Rate % 1 Pradyumansinh Jadeja BJP 80,195 9,431 49.15 % 2 Aniruddh Dave BJP 90,303 48,297 53.30 % 3 Keshavlal Patel BJP 96,582 59,814 53.59 % 4 Trikambhai Bijalbhai Chhanga BJP 99,076 37,709 56.52 % 5 Maltiben Maheshvari BJP 83,760 37,831 55.23 % 6 Virendrasinh Jadeja BJP 66,961 577 46.17 % 7 Geniben Thakor INC 102,513 15,601 45.26 % 8 Shankarbhai Chaudhary BJP 117,891 26,506 54.27 % 9 Mavjibhai Maganbhai Desai IND 96,053 35,696 46.96 % 10 Kantibhai Kharadi INC 85,134 6,327 46.42 % 11 Jignesh Mevani INC 94,765 4,928 48.00 % 12 Aniketbhai Thakar BJP 95,588 26,980 52.93 % 13 Praveen Mali BJP 98,006 42,647 45.51 % 14 Keshaji Chauhan BJP 109,123 38,414 56.66 % 15 Amrutbhai Motiji Thakor INC 96,624 5,295 47.81 % 16 Lovingji Thakor BJP 104,512 22,467 52.70 % 17 Dinesh Thakor INC 86,406 1,404 46.43 % 18 Kirit Patel INC 103,505 17,177 50.16 % 19 Balvansinh Rajput BJP 91,187 2,814 48.19 % 20 Sardarsinh Chuadhary BJP 55,460 3,964 36.30 % 21 Kiritbhai Patel BJP 88,561 51,468 59.75 % 22 Rushikeshbhai Patel BJP 88,356 34,405 55.11 % 23 Sukhaji Thakor BJP 69,872 11,286 42.96 % 24 Karshanbhai Solanki BJP 107,052 28,194 53.45 % 25 Mukesh Patel BJP 98,816 45,794 56.07 % 26 Cj Chavada INC 78,749 7,053 49.52 % 27 Vd Jhala BJP 98,792 8,860 48.35 % 28 Ramanlal Vora BJP 113,921 39,440 55.16 % 29 Tushar Chaudhary INC 67,349 1,664 32.67 % 30 Poonamchand Baranda BJP 90,396 28,768 43.62 % 31 Bhikhubhai Parmar BJP 98,475 34,788 53.02 %...

Accordingly, the monthly salary of the MLAs will be hiked to Rs 1.16 lakh as against the existing Rs 70,727, a rise of about 64 percent, while those of the ministers, Assembly speaker, deputy speaker and leader of opposition will go up to Rs 1.32 lakh from Rs 86,000, an increase of about 54 percent. The Salaries and Allowances of Members, speaker and deputy speaker of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly, ministers and leader of opposition laws (Amendment) Bill 2018 was introduced in the House by Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Pradipsinh Jadeja and passed unanimously. After tabling the bill in the House, Jadeja said the salary of the MLAs in the 182-member Gujarat Assembly was not revised since 2005, even as the remuneration of their counterparts in other states was comparatively much higher.

__CONFIG_colors_palette____CONFIG_colors_palette__ An MLA may be asked to do up to four different tasks: • Understanding the spirit of current laws, creating new laws, and analysing, discussing, and then supporting or opposing the implementation of new laws are all part of the work of a legislator. • As a Representative of their constituency, a Member can speak up on behalf of people, represent different points of view, or intervene and help solve problems. • A Member of the Legislative Assembly is also a member of an elected party caucus. They may be involved in creating and organising House strategy, supporting the caucus and its choices, and building knowledge in certain subject areas in this role. • The MLA may serve as a Cabinet Minister or an Opposition Critic, depending on their party's political fortunes. An Indian Member of the Legislative Assembly receives the following base pay and various benefits. Basic salary+DA+HRA+Travel Allowances, Constituency Allowances, and other Compensatory Allowances make up a total monthly MLA salary. All of the allowances listed below will not be the same for each state legislator. MLA salaries and allowances vary by state, therefore the information about average monthly salary provided below may not be accurate. However, in India, the average monthly salary of an MLA currently exceeds one lakh rupees. We've included an average salary and many allowances for MLAs in India in the table below. An Indian Member of the Legislative Asse...

The Delhi cabinet on Tuesday approved salary hikes for legislators in accordance with the Centre’s proposal, the government said in a press statement. The assembly has 62 AAP MLAs, and 8 BJP members. (PTI) The statement, issued after a meeting of the cabinet chaired by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, said, “Delhi Cabinet approves salary hike for MLAs as per Centre’s proposal. Delhi MLAs will only get a salary of ₹30,000. CM Arvind Kejriwal-led Cabinet approves Centre’s proposed salary for MLAs. Delhi’s MLAs will continue to be among the lowest-paid MLAs across India.” It said, “Even as the cost of living in Delhi has risen substantially, the restriction imposed by the Centre has forced Delhi’s MLAs to be amongst the lowest earning MLAs in the country whereas MLAs of states ruled by the BJP and the Congress earn around 1.5 to 2 times the amount that the MLAs of Delhi will earn. The salary of Delhi’s MLAs hasn’t increased since 2011 and the Delhi government had requested the MHA that the salary of Delhi’s MLAs be at par with MLAs of other states. The basic salary was requested to be set at ₹54,000. However, the MHA refused to do so.” According to a break-up shared by the government, the total monthly salary of ₹90,000 comprises ₹30,000 basic salary, ₹25,000 constituency allowance, ₹15,000 secretariat allowance, and ₹10,000 each for telephone and conveyance. The break-up, however, does not mention several additional salary elements such as allowance for attending assembly ses...

All the MLAs elected to the State Legislative Assemblies are given an ‘MLA fund’ between Rs. 1 crore to 4 crores per annum in each state assembly. This fund is different in every state, as an MLA in Madhya Pradesh gets Rs. 4 crore/annum to develop his/her constituency, whereas Rs.2 crore is given to an MLA in Karnataka. Do you know that every MLA gets a fixed salary every month in addition to the MLA fund? This salary varies from state to state. In India, the highest salary Rs. 2.5 lacs per month is given to MLAs of Telangana state while the lowest salary Rs.34000 is given to the MLAs of the Tripura assembly. Let us know that how much salary and fund is given to the MLAs of different Legislative Assemblies in India? State Legislative Assembly Salary and Fund of MLA ( in Rs.) 1. Telangana 2.5 lacs 2. Delhi 2.10 lacs 3. Uttar Pradesh 1.87 lacs 4. Maharashtra 1.70 lacs 5. Jammu & Kashmir 1.60 lacs 6. Uttrakhand 1.60 lacs 7. Andhra Pradesh 1.30 lacs 8. Himachal Pradesh 1.25 lacs 9. Rajasthan 1.25 lacs 10. Goa 1.17 lacs 11. Haryana 1.15 lacs 12. Punjab 1.14 lacs 13. Jharkhand 1.11 lacs 14. 1.10 lacs 15. Chhattisgarh 1.10 lacs 16. Bihar 1.14 lacs 17. West Bengal 1.13 lacs 18. Tamil Nadu 1.05 lacs 19. Karnataka 98 thousand 20. Sikkim 86.5 thousand 21. Kerala 70 thousand 22. Gujarat 65 thousand 23. Odisha 62 thousand 24. Meghalaya 59 thousand 25. Puducherry 50 thousand 26. Arunachal Pradesh 49 thousand 27. Mizoram 47 thousand 28. Assam 42 thousand 29. Manipur 37 thousand 30. Nagal...

The Delhi cabinet on Tuesday approved salary hikes for legislators in accordance with the Centre’s proposal, the government said in a press statement. The assembly has 62 AAP MLAs, and 8 BJP members. (PTI) The statement, issued after a meeting of the cabinet chaired by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, said, “Delhi Cabinet approves salary hike for MLAs as per Centre’s proposal. Delhi MLAs will only get a salary of ₹30,000. CM Arvind Kejriwal-led Cabinet approves Centre’s proposed salary for MLAs. Delhi’s MLAs will continue to be among the lowest-paid MLAs across India.” It said, “Even as the cost of living in Delhi has risen substantially, the restriction imposed by the Centre has forced Delhi’s MLAs to be amongst the lowest earning MLAs in the country whereas MLAs of states ruled by the BJP and the Congress earn around 1.5 to 2 times the amount that the MLAs of Delhi will earn. The salary of Delhi’s MLAs hasn’t increased since 2011 and the Delhi government had requested the MHA that the salary of Delhi’s MLAs be at par with MLAs of other states. The basic salary was requested to be set at ₹54,000. However, the MHA refused to do so.” According to a break-up shared by the government, the total monthly salary of ₹90,000 comprises ₹30,000 basic salary, ₹25,000 constituency allowance, ₹15,000 secretariat allowance, and ₹10,000 each for telephone and conveyance. The break-up, however, does not mention several additional salary elements such as allowance for attending assembly ses...

Accordingly, the monthly salary of the MLAs will be hiked to Rs 1.16 lakh as against the existing Rs 70,727, a rise of about 64 percent, while those of the ministers, Assembly speaker, deputy speaker and leader of opposition will go up to Rs 1.32 lakh from Rs 86,000, an increase of about 54 percent. The Salaries and Allowances of Members, speaker and deputy speaker of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly, ministers and leader of opposition laws (Amendment) Bill 2018 was introduced in the House by Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Pradipsinh Jadeja and passed unanimously. After tabling the bill in the House, Jadeja said the salary of the MLAs in the 182-member Gujarat Assembly was not revised since 2005, even as the remuneration of their counterparts in other states was comparatively much higher.

Sl. No Constituency Name Candidate's Name Party Votes Margin Vote Rate % 1 Pradyumansinh Jadeja BJP 80,195 9,431 49.15 % 2 Aniruddh Dave BJP 90,303 48,297 53.30 % 3 Keshavlal Patel BJP 96,582 59,814 53.59 % 4 Trikambhai Bijalbhai Chhanga BJP 99,076 37,709 56.52 % 5 Maltiben Maheshvari BJP 83,760 37,831 55.23 % 6 Virendrasinh Jadeja BJP 66,961 577 46.17 % 7 Geniben Thakor INC 102,513 15,601 45.26 % 8 Shankarbhai Chaudhary BJP 117,891 26,506 54.27 % 9 Mavjibhai Maganbhai Desai IND 96,053 35,696 46.96 % 10 Kantibhai Kharadi INC 85,134 6,327 46.42 % 11 Jignesh Mevani INC 94,765 4,928 48.00 % 12 Aniketbhai Thakar BJP 95,588 26,980 52.93 % 13 Praveen Mali BJP 98,006 42,647 45.51 % 14 Keshaji Chauhan BJP 109,123 38,414 56.66 % 15 Amrutbhai Motiji Thakor INC 96,624 5,295 47.81 % 16 Lovingji Thakor BJP 104,512 22,467 52.70 % 17 Dinesh Thakor INC 86,406 1,404 46.43 % 18 Kirit Patel INC 103,505 17,177 50.16 % 19 Balvansinh Rajput BJP 91,187 2,814 48.19 % 20 Sardarsinh Chuadhary BJP 55,460 3,964 36.30 % 21 Kiritbhai Patel BJP 88,561 51,468 59.75 % 22 Rushikeshbhai Patel BJP 88,356 34,405 55.11 % 23 Sukhaji Thakor BJP 69,872 11,286 42.96 % 24 Karshanbhai Solanki BJP 107,052 28,194 53.45 % 25 Mukesh Patel BJP 98,816 45,794 56.07 % 26 Cj Chavada INC 78,749 7,053 49.52 % 27 Vd Jhala BJP 98,792 8,860 48.35 % 28 Ramanlal Vora BJP 113,921 39,440 55.16 % 29 Tushar Chaudhary INC 67,349 1,664 32.67 % 30 Poonamchand Baranda BJP 90,396 28,768 43.62 % 31 Bhikhubhai Parmar BJP 98,475 34,788 53.02 %...

All the MLAs elected to the State Legislative Assemblies are given an ‘MLA fund’ between Rs. 1 crore to 4 crores per annum in each state assembly. This fund is different in every state, as an MLA in Madhya Pradesh gets Rs. 4 crore/annum to develop his/her constituency, whereas Rs.2 crore is given to an MLA in Karnataka. Do you know that every MLA gets a fixed salary every month in addition to the MLA fund? This salary varies from state to state. In India, the highest salary Rs. 2.5 lacs per month is given to MLAs of Telangana state while the lowest salary Rs.34000 is given to the MLAs of the Tripura assembly. Let us know that how much salary and fund is given to the MLAs of different Legislative Assemblies in India? State Legislative Assembly Salary and Fund of MLA ( in Rs.) 1. Telangana 2.5 lacs 2. Delhi 2.10 lacs 3. Uttar Pradesh 1.87 lacs 4. Maharashtra 1.70 lacs 5. Jammu & Kashmir 1.60 lacs 6. Uttrakhand 1.60 lacs 7. Andhra Pradesh 1.30 lacs 8. Himachal Pradesh 1.25 lacs 9. Rajasthan 1.25 lacs 10. Goa 1.17 lacs 11. Haryana 1.15 lacs 12. Punjab 1.14 lacs 13. Jharkhand 1.11 lacs 14. 1.10 lacs 15. Chhattisgarh 1.10 lacs 16. Bihar 1.14 lacs 17. West Bengal 1.13 lacs 18. Tamil Nadu 1.05 lacs 19. Karnataka 98 thousand 20. Sikkim 86.5 thousand 21. Kerala 70 thousand 22. Gujarat 65 thousand 23. Odisha 62 thousand 24. Meghalaya 59 thousand 25. Puducherry 50 thousand 26. Arunachal Pradesh 49 thousand 27. Mizoram 47 thousand 28. Assam 42 thousand 29. Manipur 37 thousand 30. Nagal...