Mla salary meghalaya

• • • • Meghalaya Assembly passes bill to double MLAs’ salaries Meghalaya Assembly passes bill to double MLAs’ salaries Shillong, Mar 24 (PTI) The salary of an MLA of Meghalaya was doubled while that of the Chief Minister was hiked 70 per cent after the Assembly passed bills to hike their salary and allowances and pens According to the bill, the gross salary of the chief minister will now be Rs 1.09 lakh per month from the current Rs 64,000 and that of his deputy will be Rs 1.07 lakh from Rs 63,600. The Leader of Opposition’s salary will be Rs 1.07 lakh from the current Rs 63,200 while the other members of the Assembly will be drawing a monthly salary of Rs 60,000 from the existing Rs 30,000. For the cabinet ministers who were drawing a monthly salary of Rs 63,200 till now, their proposed gross salary is Rs 1.07 lakh while that of the parliamentary secretaries will be Rs 1.06 lakh from Rs 62,500. The Assembly also passed the Meghalaya (Members’ Pension) (Amendment) Bill, 2017, which proposed to hike the pension of former legislators to Rs 30,000 from the current Rs 17,000 and an additional amount of Rs 5000 medical expenses allowance. This is published unedited from the PTI feed.

Salary of MLA in India: In this article about the pay and perks of Indian MLA, we will talk about the salaries of MLAs. The State decides the Salaries of MLA. There is a wide variation across state assemblies in the salaries of MLA. A Delhi MLA with other allowances earns a salary of Rs.12000 per month. While Karnataka MLAs earn approx Rs 95 000 per month, and MLA in Maharashtra earn Rs.75000. Other than State allotted salary, MLAs also get similar facilities like MPs – daily allowance, provisions for accommodation, constituency allowance, office expenses allowance, travel, etc. As is the case with salaries, these allowances also vary across states. This article is all about the Salary of MLA of different states. Salary of an MLA in Delhi By a whopping 40 percent hike, the basic monthly salary for the MLAs and ministers of Delhi is all set to go up; besides, a significant hike will be observed in a slew of allowances. To effect the increase considering the rising cost of living with the assembly today approving a bill. The Delhi government will send the invoice to the Centre. If it is supported, then the basic salaries of legislators will increase from the current Rs 12,000 to Rs 50,000, and approximately Rs 2.1 lakh as against the existing Rs 88,000 of their overall monthly package. As per the new stipulations of the bill, the basic salary of a minister, which is currently Rs 20,000, will be Rs 80,000. If the Centre approves this Bill, then the salaries of Delhi legislato...

The Monsoon Session of the Delhi Assembly which begins on July 4 is set to bring in a wave of happiness for legislators of the Delhi Assembly. A bill proposing a staggering 66% hike in MLAs’ salaries is set to be tabled after the Centre’s go-ahead to Delhi government’s proposal earlier in May. After the proposed hike, the salary of legislators in the national capital will increase to Rs 90,000 per month from the Rs 54,000 per month, including monthly emoluments, that a Delhi MLA currently draws. The salary component alone will increase from Rs 12,000 per month to Rs 30,000 per month. The breakup of revised salary and allowances includes a basic salary of Rs 30,000, constituency allowance of Rs 25,000, secretarial allowance of Rs 15,000, telephone allowance of Rs 10,000, and conveyance allowance of Rs 10,000. Odisha train accident: Signal error blamed for India’s deadliest rail crash in decades Here’s the monthly salary of an MLA across states in India: Andhra Pradesh – Rs. 1,25,000 Arunachal Pradesh – Rs. 1,20,000 Assam – Rs. 60,000 Bihar – Rs. 1,65,000 Chhattisgarh – Rs. 1,35,000 Delhi MLA – Rs 90,000 (post hike) Goa – Rs. 1,00,000 Gujarat – Rs. 1,27,000 Haryana – Rs. 1,15,000 Himachal Pradesh – Rs. 1,25,000 Jammu & Kashmir – Rs. 1,60,000 Jharkhand – Rs. 1,51,000 Karnataka – Rs. 2,05,000 Kerala – Rs. 43,750 Madhya Pradesh – Rs. 2,10,000 Maharashtra – Rs. 1,60,000 Manipur – Rs. 1,12,500 Meghalaya – Rs. 60,000 Mizoram – Rs. 65,000 Nagaland – Rs. 1,00,000 Odisha – Rs. 1,00,0...

Shillong: Meghalaya Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Saturday informed that all the 60 MLAs of the state have decided to contribute 10% of their salary for a year to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to fight novel coronavirus. The Speaker had convened a meeting with the Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong and Leader of Opposition Mukul Sangma to discuss on their contributions to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. "In the discussion today, it was decided that all the 60 MLAs will contribute willingly 10 % of the salary with effect from April 1, 2020 to March 2021, which means whole year salary 10% will be contributed to the CM's relief fund," Mr Lyngdoh said. The speaker informed that all the MLAs from various party lines including Leader of Opposition Dr Mukul Sangma have come together and decided to donate their 10% salary willingly. "I am happy that the Deputy Chief Minister, Leader of Opposition has agreed that...this is the time to come together as legislatures to see what best we can do for the entire state," he said. Mr Lyngdoh also said that all the steps, preventive measures and precautions taken by the government to ensure that COVID-19 doesn't spread or reach the state were discussed during the meeting. He informed that Chief Minister Conrad Sangma was unable to attend the meet as he was on a video conference meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He further added, "I think we are convinced that the government is very much in the right direction and they rea...

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Appointer Elected by Voters (citizen) Salary ₹350,000 (US$4,400) (incl. allowances) per month A Member of the Legislative Assembly ( MLA) is a representative elected by the voters of an Introduction [ ] In states where there are two houses, there is a The Governor shall not be a member of the Legislature or Parliament, shall not hold any office of profit, and shall be entitled to emoluments and allowances. (Article 158 of the Indian constitution). The Legislative Assembly consists of not more than 500 members and not fewer than 60. The biggest state, Nominated MLAs in states and UTs [ ] Up to three MLAs can be nominated in the union territory of Qualification [ ] The qualifications to become a member of the Legislative Assembly are largely similar to the qualifications to be a member of Parliament. • The person should be a citizen of India. • Not less than 25 years of age • No person can become a member of the Legislative Assembly or the Legislative Council of any state unless the individual is a voter from any constituency of the state. Those who cannot become members of Parliament also cannot become members of the state legislature. • The person should not be convicted of any offence and sentenced to imprisonment of 2 years or more. Term [ ] The term of the Legislative Assembly is five years. However, it may be dissolved earlier than that by the Governor at the request of the Chief Minister, when the Chief Ministe...

The salary of an MLA of Meghalaya was doubled while that of the Chief Minister was hiked 70 per cent after the Assembly passed bills to hike their salary and allowances and pension of former members. The Meghalaya Legislators Salaries and Allowances (Amendment) Bill, 2017, shall come into force from January 1 this year, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Martin M Dangngo said. According to the bill, the gross salary of the chief minister will now be Rs 1.09 lakh per month from the current Rs 64,000 and that of his deputy will be Rs 1.07 lakh from Rs 63,600. The Leader of Opposition's salary will be Rs 1.07 lakh from the current Rs 63,200 while the other members of the Assembly will be drawing a monthly salary of Rs 60,000 from the existing Rs 30,000. The salaries and allowances of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker will also be hiked from Rs 63,600 and Rs 62,750 to Rs 1.08 lakh and Rs 1.06 lakh respectively. For the cabinet ministers who were drawing a monthly salary of Rs 63,200 till now, their proposed gross salary is Rs 1.07 lakh while that of the parliamentary secretaries will be Rs 1.06 lakh from Rs 62,500. The Assembly also passed the Meghalaya (Members' Pension) (Amendment) Bill, 2017, which proposed to hike the pension of former legislators to Rs 30,000 from the current Rs 17,000 and an additional amount of Rs 5000 medical expenses allowance. (This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)

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Former Assembly Speaker and senior Congress MLA Charles Pyngrope has suggested 50 per cent salary cut from all the 60 legislators to help the government in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Taking part in the budget discussion in Meghalaya Assembly on the first day of the re-assembled budget session on Wednesday, Pyngrope said, “The 10 per cent salary cut for MLAs was not much, as only Rs 6000 was deducted from my pay. The MLA also suggested that the salary of grade-II, III and IV employees be restored and their salary should not be cut. Stating that the health of the state largely depends on its fiscal health, Pyngrope also suggested the formation of Economic Development Board to look into avenues that could help the state uplift its economy. Northeast Now is a multi-app based hyper-regional bilingual news portal. Led by a group of professionals, the digital news platform covers every inch of the eight states of northeast India and the five neighbouring countries. It is the first of its kind new media initiative in the northeast, and is based in Guwahati. As the political dynamics in the northeast is intricate and fluid, Northeast Now is always politically neutral. Our Properties

Shillong: Meghalaya Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Saturday informed that all the 60 MLAs of the state have decided to contribute 10% of their salary for a year to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to fight novel coronavirus. The Speaker had convened a meeting with the Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong and Leader of Opposition Mukul Sangma to discuss on their contributions to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. "In the discussion today, it was decided that all the 60 MLAs will contribute willingly 10 % of the salary with effect from April 1, 2020 to March 2021, which means whole year salary 10% will be contributed to the CM's relief fund," Mr Lyngdoh said. The speaker informed that all the MLAs from various party lines including Leader of Opposition Dr Mukul Sangma have come together and decided to donate their 10% salary willingly. "I am happy that the Deputy Chief Minister, Leader of Opposition has agreed that...this is the time to come together as legislatures to see what best we can do for the entire state," he said. Mr Lyngdoh also said that all the steps, preventive measures and precautions taken by the government to ensure that COVID-19 doesn't spread or reach the state were discussed during the meeting. He informed that Chief Minister Conrad Sangma was unable to attend the meet as he was on a video conference meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He further added, "I think we are convinced that the government is very much in the right direction and they rea...

Former Assembly Speaker and senior Congress MLA Charles Pyngrope has suggested 50 per cent salary cut from all the 60 legislators to help the government in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Taking part in the budget discussion in Meghalaya Assembly on the first day of the re-assembled budget session on Wednesday, Pyngrope said, “The 10 per cent salary cut for MLAs was not much, as only Rs 6000 was deducted from my pay. The MLA also suggested that the salary of grade-II, III and IV employees be restored and their salary should not be cut. Stating that the health of the state largely depends on its fiscal health, Pyngrope also suggested the formation of Economic Development Board to look into avenues that could help the state uplift its economy. Northeast Now is a multi-app based hyper-regional bilingual news portal. Led by a group of professionals, the digital news platform covers every inch of the eight states of northeast India and the five neighbouring countries. It is the first of its kind new media initiative in the northeast, and is based in Guwahati. As the political dynamics in the northeast is intricate and fluid, Northeast Now is always politically neutral. Our Properties