Payment of mla in maharashtra

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...

To split the Shiv Sena without attracting disqualification under the anti-defection law, Shinde would need to have 36 MLAs to go along with him. That is because two-thirds of the strength of the party in the House comes to 37. Claims apart, it is not clear right now whether Shinde has anywhere close to that number. Another scenario is if Shinde and all the MLAs reportedly with him choose to resign. The strength of the House then becomes 261, and the halfway mark becomes 131. Of course the MVA numbers too would go down by 26 from the present 152. From there it would be a race for the independents and legislators from minor parties. The stand of 29 legislators from smaller parties and Independents is likely to be crucial. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patanjali launches premium FMCG products • Double-digit returns for most 2023 IPOs! • Cyclone Biparjoy: Rain in parts of Delhi • Newest water e-bike surfaces on the Seine • Sensex surges 467 pts; Nifty above 18,800 • Watch: Destruction causes by Cyclone Biparjoy • Cyclone moves to Rajasthan, triggers heavy rains • 'Global influences made us forget traditional crops'

Sl. No Constituency Name Candidate's Name Party Votes Margin Vote Rate % 1 Adv. K. C. Padavi INC 82,770 2,096 41.26 % 2 Rajesh Udesing Padvi BJP 94,931 7,991 45.12 % 3 Vijaykumar Krushnarao Gavit BJP 121,605 70,396 64.52 % 4 Naik Shirishkumar Surupsing INC 74,652 11,335 34.30 % 5 Manjula Tulshiram Gavit IND 76,166 7,265 36.60 % 6 Kunalbaba Rohidas Patil INC 125,575 14,564 51.18 % 7 Shah Faruk Anwar AIMIM 46,679 3,307 28.93 % 8 Jaykumar Jitendrasinh Rawal BJP 113,809 42,915 56.74 % 9 Kashiram Vechan Pawara BJP 120,403 49,174 56.77 % 10 Latabai Chandrakant Sonawane SHS 78,137 20,529 39.18 % 11 Chaudhari Shirish Madhukarrao INC 77,941 15,609 38.32 % 12 Sanjay Waman Sawkare BJP 81,689 53,014 54.22 % 13 Suresh Damu Bhole (rajumama) BJP 113,310 64,846 62.21 % 14 Gulabrao Raghunath Patil SHS 105,795 46,729 53.33 % 15 Anil Bhaidas Patil NCP 93,757 8,594 50.71 % 16 Chimanrao Rupchand Patil SHS 82,650 18,002 46.33 % 17 Mangesh Ramesh Chavan BJP 86,515 4,287 39.69 % 18 Kishor Dhansing Patil SHS 75,699 2,084 37.58 % 19 Girish Dattatraya Mahajan BJP 114,714 35,014 54.95 % 20 Chandrakant Nimba Patil IND 91,092 1,957 46.42 % 21 Ekade Rajesh Panditrao INC 86,276 14,384 46.32 % 22 Sanjay Rambhau Gaikwad SHS 67,785 26,075 37.83 % 23 Shweta Vidyadhar Mahale BJP 93,515 6,810 48.16 % 24 Dr. Rajendra Bhaskarrao Shingane NCP 81,701 8,938 40.58 % 25 Sanjay Bhaskar Raymulkar SHS 112,038 62,202 64.09 % 26 Akash Pandurang Fundkar BJP 90,757 16,968 45.80 % 27 Kute Dr. Sanjay Shriram BJP 102,735 35,23...

This is a list of current and past members from the Members of Maharashtra Legislative Council [ ] Alphabetical list by last name The list is incomplete. • Star (*) represents current members from MH State. • MLA - Members of Legislative Assembly (of Maharashtra State) • LA - Local Authorities • GR - Graduates • TA - Teachers • NOM - Nominated by Governor of Maharashtra State • Name (alphabetical by last name) Party Constituency Date of appointment Date of retirement Term Notes Kolaba (bombay) 1992 1 INC Elected by MLAs 28/07/2000 27/07/2006 1 INC Elected by MLAs 28/07/2006 28/02/2009 2 Res. from party Elected by MLAs 1978 1984 1 INC Elected by MLAs 1984 1990 2 INC Elected by MLAs 1990 1996 3 INC Elected by MLA 1978 1984 2 - Elected by MLAs 1994 1996 1 Elected to 11th LS, Chandrapur INC Elected by MLAs 1962 1968 1 Electrical by MLAs 1960 1966 1 Elected by MLAs 28/07/2000 27/07/2006 1 BJP Elected by MLAs 2004 2008 1 Disqualified Dr Nominated 21/02/2002 20/02/2008 1 Dr NCP Elected by MLAs 02/03/2008 01/03/2014 2 Dr INC Nominated 21/02/2002 20/02/2008 1 Nominated 1 Akola-cumm-Washim LA 2004 2010 1 * Akola-cumm-Washim LA 02/01/2010 01/01/2016 2 * Akola-cumm-Washim LA 01/01/2016 01/01/2022 3 * NCP Nasik LA 06/12/2023 05/12/2028 1 * NCP Nominated 16/06/2014 15/06/2020 1 * NCP Elected by MLAs 07/07/2010 06/07/2016 1 * BJP Wardha-cum-Chandrapur 22/06/2012 21/06/2018 1 * NCP Elected by MLAs 1 NCP Pune LA 06/12/2010 05/12/2016 1 * 1 NCP Elected by MLAs 1996 2002 1 Ind Nashik Teacher...

त्यानंतर विधिमंडळाने विद्यमान सदस्यांचे वेतन आणि भत्ते यांची सविस्तर माहिती दिली. कोविड महामारीमुळे सर्व विधानसभा, विधान परिषद आमदारांचे वेतन एप्रिल २०२० ते मार्च २०२१ या कालावधीत ३० टक्के कपात करण्यात आली होती. त्याप्रमाणे आमदारांना या काळात केवळ ७० टक्के पगार मिळत होता. आमदारांना एप्रिल २०२० ते मार्च २०२१ कालावधीत खालील प्रमाणे पगार देण्यात आला. १ वेतन १ लाख २७ हजार ५४० रुपये २ महागाई भत्ता २१ टक्के २१ हजार ६८२ रुपये ३ दुरध्वनी ५ हजार ६०० रुपये ४ टपाल ७ हजार रुपये ५ संगणक चालक ७ हजार रुपये ६ एकूण वेतन दरमहा १ लाख ६८ हजार ८८२ रुपये ७ व्यवसाय कर २०० रुपये ८ स्टँम्प वजाती १ रुपये ९ निव्वळ एकूण वेतन १ लाख ६८ हजार ६२१ रुपये एप्रिल २०२१ ते जून २०२१ पर्यंतचं वेतन(१०० टक्के) १ वेतन १ लाख ८२ हजार २०० रुपये २ महागाई भत्ता २१ टक्के ३० हजार ९७४ रुपये ३ दुरध्वनी ८ हजार रुपये ४ टपाल १० हजार रुपये ५ संगणक चालक १० हजार रुपये ६ एकूण वेतन दरमहा २ लाख ४१ हजार १७४ रुपये ७ व्यवसाय कर २०० रुपये ८ स्टँम्प वजाती १ रुपये ९ निव्वळ एकूण वेतन २ लाख ४० हजार ९७३ रुपये Web Title: MLA Salary: How much salary do legislators get every month? See "Salary Slip" Get Latest Marathi News , Maharashtra News and Live Marathi News Headlines from Politics, Sports, Entertainment, Business and hyperlocal news from all cities of Maharashtra.

About Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) The federal structure of the Indian system of governance is three-tiered, each tier having executive functions. According to the Constitution of India, the Union or the Central Government is the highest executive body of India. It delineates some of its powers to its constituent political units that comprise the State Governments in each state. This is the second tier in the structure. In other words, each state is vested with exclusive executive powers, managed by the ruling governments in each state. The third tier in the federal structure is the local-level governance of the Panchayats and the Municipalities. The legislative body of a state in India is called as the State Legislative Assembly. Just as the Central government has the parliament as the legislative body, the states have their respective state legislative assembly. However, the law passed by the parliament applies to the entire country. Whereas, the laws passed by state legislative assembly apply to that specific state. State Legislative Assembly is also called Vidhan Sabha. Further, states have adopted either unicameral or bicameral legislature. Unicameral means having only one legislative chamber or the house while bicameral implies that there are two legislative chambers. In the bicameral system, the lower house of the legislature for a state is known as the State Legislative Assembly and the upper house is known as the State Legislative Council. There are 28...

Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA) [Salary, Pay Scale, Pension And Allowance] In States (Vidhayak ki salary kitni hoti hai) It is rather difficult to manage the political governance of a nation as big as India. So, political categorizations come in handy to manage the activities and offer good governance. At the state level, we have the MLAs. Individuals who hold this post are called Members of the Legislative Assembly. To become an MLA, the person has to contest and win in state elections. It is mandatory for all states to have at least 50 members in the State Legislative Assembly. These political figures have some set roles for the development of their area. Monthly Salary of the MLA The salary of MLAs is not the same in all Indian states. The salary and other allowances are fixed by the state authority. Each state authority pays a different amount to the elected MLAs. The Indian state that pays the highest salary to MLAs is Telangana, and the state that pays lowest salary to the elected MLAs is Tripura. The annual remuneration of the MLAs varies depending on their monthly salaries, as fixed by the respective state. Here is the recent state-wise MLA salary list: Name Of The State Monthly Salary For Elected MLAs Telangana Rs.2,50,000 Uttar Pradesh Rs.1,87,000 Andhra Pradesh Rs.1,30,000 Delhi Rs.2,10,000 Maharashtra Rs.1,50,000 Himachal Pradesh Rs.1,25,000 Tamil Nadu Rs.1,13,000 Madhya Pradesh Rs.1,10,000 Haryana Rs.1,15,000 Jharkhand Rs.1,11,000 Chattisgarh Rs.1,10,000...

About two years after legislators linked their salary with that of the top bureaucrats who are getting the benefits of the recommendations of the seventh pay commission, former MLAs and MLCs too have demanded hike in their pension based on the same formula. The Maharashthra Ex-MLAs Coordination Committee held a meeting with CM Devendra Fadnavis on the last day of the budget session.(HT File Photo) The Maharashthra Ex-MLAs Coordination Committee, headed by the former MLC Sudhakar Gangane and Yadavrao Devgade held a meeting with chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on the concluding day of the budget session last week. The committee demanded that their pension be taken on par with what is being drawn by IAS officers after retirement after the implementation of the seventh pay commission recommendations. This would effectively increase the pension of ex-legislators by about Rs15,000 a month. The ex-legislators currently get a pension of Rs50,000 and additional Rs10,000 a month as per the terms he/she served as an MLA or MLC. This means a three-term MLA draws a monthly pension of Rs70,000. The committee has also demanded concession in travelling by train to be hiked to 50,000km a year from the existing limit of 35,000km. The CM, however, has turned down the demand for hike in pension citing the weak financial condition of the state. A hike in pension would put an additional burden of about Rs10 crore a year on the state. “He has appointed a committee of officials and former legisl...

This is a list of current and past members from the Members of Maharashtra Legislative Council [ ] Alphabetical list by last name The list is incomplete. • Star (*) represents current members from MH State. • MLA - Members of Legislative Assembly (of Maharashtra State) • LA - Local Authorities • GR - Graduates • TA - Teachers • NOM - Nominated by Governor of Maharashtra State • Name (alphabetical by last name) Party Constituency Date of appointment Date of retirement Term Notes Kolaba (bombay) 1992 1 INC Elected by MLAs 28/07/2000 27/07/2006 1 INC Elected by MLAs 28/07/2006 28/02/2009 2 Res. from party Elected by MLAs 1978 1984 1 INC Elected by MLAs 1984 1990 2 INC Elected by MLAs 1990 1996 3 INC Elected by MLA 1978 1984 2 - Elected by MLAs 1994 1996 1 Elected to 11th LS, Chandrapur INC Elected by MLAs 1962 1968 1 Electrical by MLAs 1960 1966 1 Elected by MLAs 28/07/2000 27/07/2006 1 BJP Elected by MLAs 2004 2008 1 Disqualified Dr Nominated 21/02/2002 20/02/2008 1 Dr NCP Elected by MLAs 02/03/2008 01/03/2014 2 Dr INC Nominated 21/02/2002 20/02/2008 1 Nominated 1 Akola-cumm-Washim LA 2004 2010 1 * Akola-cumm-Washim LA 02/01/2010 01/01/2016 2 * Akola-cumm-Washim LA 01/01/2016 01/01/2022 3 * NCP Nasik LA 06/12/2023 05/12/2028 1 * NCP Nominated 16/06/2014 15/06/2020 1 * NCP Elected by MLAs 07/07/2010 06/07/2016 1 * BJP Wardha-cum-Chandrapur 22/06/2012 21/06/2018 1 * NCP Elected by MLAs 1 NCP Pune LA 06/12/2010 05/12/2016 1 * 1 NCP Elected by MLAs 1996 2002 1 Ind Nashik Teacher...

About two years after legislators linked their salary with that of the top bureaucrats who are getting the benefits of the recommendations of the seventh pay commission, former MLAs and MLCs too have demanded hike in their pension based on the same formula. The Maharashthra Ex-MLAs Coordination Committee held a meeting with CM Devendra Fadnavis on the last day of the budget session.(HT File Photo) The Maharashthra Ex-MLAs Coordination Committee, headed by the former MLC Sudhakar Gangane and Yadavrao Devgade held a meeting with chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on the concluding day of the budget session last week. The committee demanded that their pension be taken on par with what is being drawn by IAS officers after retirement after the implementation of the seventh pay commission recommendations. This would effectively increase the pension of ex-legislators by about Rs15,000 a month. The ex-legislators currently get a pension of Rs50,000 and additional Rs10,000 a month as per the terms he/she served as an MLA or MLC. This means a three-term MLA draws a monthly pension of Rs70,000. The committee has also demanded concession in travelling by train to be hiked to 50,000km a year from the existing limit of 35,000km. The CM, however, has turned down the demand for hike in pension citing the weak financial condition of the state. A hike in pension would put an additional burden of about Rs10 crore a year on the state. “He has appointed a committee of officials and former legisl...