Salary of mla in himachal pradesh

The Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly / Himachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha is the unicameral legislature of Himachal Pradesh. There are 68 seats in the house filled by directly elected from the single-seat constituencies. Vidhan Sabha’s term is five years unless dissolved earlier & member of Legislative assembly referred to in short as MLA. Let’s have a look at the constituency list in Himachal Pradesh with the name of the member (MLA) & party name. read about Lok Sabha seats in Himachal Pradesh Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly has 68 seats. At present, 17 constituencies are reserved for the candidates belonging to the Scheduled castes, and 3 are reserved for the candidates belonging to the Scheduled tribes. The List of Constituency in Himachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha & Name of MLA and the party is as follows # Constituency District MLA Party 1 Churah (SC) Chamba Hans Raj BJP 2 Bharmour (ST) Chamba Dr Janak Raj BJP 3 Chamba Chamba Neeraj Nayar INC 4 Dalhousie Chamba Dhavinder Singh Thakur BJP 5 Bhattiyat Chamba Kuldeep Singh Pathania INC 6 Nurpur Kangra Ranbir Singh BJP 7 Indora (SC) Kangra Malender Rajan INC 8 Fatehpur Kangra Bhawani Singh Pathania INC 9 Jawali Kangra Chander Kumar INC 10 Dehra Kangra Hoshyar Singh Independent 11 Jaswan-Pragpur Kangra Bikram Singh BJP 12 Jawalamukhi Kangra Sanjay Rattan INC 13 Jaisinghpur (SC) Kangra Yadvinder Goma INC 14 Sullah Kangra Vipin Singh Parmar BJP 15 Nagrota Kangra R.S. Bali INC 16 Kangra Kangra Pawan Kumar Kajal BJP 17 Shahpu...

NEW DELHI: More than nine months after the According to officials, the Centre has given its go-ahead to increase the salary component from Rs 12,000 to Rs 30,000, apart from revising the constituency, secretarial, telephone and conveyance allowances. The Delhi government will now table the proposal before the assembly and notify it once the House passes it. The salaries and allowances of the Delhi MLAs were last revised in 2011. After getting elected with a huge mandate in 2015, the AAP legislators had demanded a significant hike in their salaries, arguing that the existing emoluments were not enough to run their families and offices. The AAP government then formed a three-member committee, headed by former Lok Sabha secretary general P D T Achary, which had proposed a 400% hike. Accepting the committee’s recommendations in totality, the AAP government passed a proposal in the assembly in 2015, but the Centre refused to accept it. Following its suggestions, the Delhi cabinet, in a meeting chaired by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, approved the current proposal and sent it to the Centre. The AAP legislators have, however, said their salaries were still among the lowest in the country. “The MLAs in Telangana earn a monthly salary of Rs 2.5 lakh; in Maharashtra, it is Rs 2.32 lakh; in Uttar Pradesh, Rs 1.87 lakh; in J&K and Uttarakhand, Rs 1.6 lakh; in Andhra Pradesh, Rs 1.3 lakh; in Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan, Rs 1.25 lakh; in Goa, Rs 1.17 lakh; in Haryana, Rs 1.15 lakh ...

A pay hike for Delhi MLAs: How much do legislators in the Capital make? What about other states? The Delhi Assembly passed five bills increasing the salary and allowances of the legislators from Rs 54,000 to Rs 90,000 per month. MLAs in Telangana and Maharashtra receive much more — Rs 2.5 lakh and Rs 2.3 lakh respectively Legislators in Delhi just got richer! On Monday, the Delhi Assembly passed five bills for increasing the salary of legislators by nearly 66 per cent and that of ministers and other senior functionaries by over 100 per cent. The hike in pay, which is now awaiting the President’s nod, comes after a gap of 11 years. Proposals were sent earlier by the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government but they were not approved by the Centre. Helium leakage detection technology to be implemented in Delhi to address problem of contaminated water: Minister 'Modi govt's entire focus on PR exercise and showing off, not passengers' safety', says AAP on Odisha train accident — Kailash Gahlot (@kgahlot) We take a closer look at just how much do Delhi MLAs earn in comparison to other state MLAs and the laws around them. How are MLAs paid? The matter of salaries for Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) is mentioned in Article 106 of the Constitution of India. It states that MPs and MLAs should be provided with the salaries, perquisites, and other allowances from time to time. In most states in India, state legislators decide their s...

Delhi MLAs will get Rs 90,000 as salary and allowances every month from now on, the first rise in 10 years, with the Arvind Kejriwal government on Tuesday clearing the proposal which was earlier truncated by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). The Delhi government had sought a salary rise of up to Rs 2.1 lakh a month but the MHA limited the rise to Rs 90,000, capping the salary at Rs 30,000 and Rs 60,000 as allowances. Delhi MLAs will continue to remain among the lowest-paid MLAs, the AAP-led Delhi government said in a statement while pointing out that BJP-ruled and other party-ruled states were paying 1.5 to two times the salary and allowances proposed for Delhi MLAs. Uttarakhand is paying Rs 1.98L for an MLA per month while for Himachal Pradesh it is Rs 1.9 lakh, Haryana Rs 1.55 lakh, Bihar Rs 1.3 lakh and Rajasthan Rs 1.42 lakh, it said, indicating its unhappiness over the MHA not accepting its proposal. Delhi government said the MHA "restricted" its proposal and capped MLAs' salary even as the cost of living in Delhi has risen substantially. It said the salaries were not revised since 2011 and the Delhi government requested the MHA that the salary of MLAs be at par with those of other states. However, it refused to accept the request. While the Delhi Government had proposed a salary of Rs 54,000 at par with other states, the MHA, however allowed only Rs 30,000. Now the salary and allowances — constituency allowance of Rs 25,000, secretarial allowance of Rs 15,000, tele...

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur made the announcement while presenting the 2021-2022 budget Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur announced on Saturday (March 6) that the salaries of state MLAs will be paid in full from April 1 and the MLA local area development (MLALAD) fund will be fully restored. The state government had last year decided to cut 30 per cent salaries of its MLAs and suspend the MLALAD fund for two years to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Presenting the budget for the fiscal 2021-22, Thakur announced in the assembly that the MLAs will get their full salary from April 1. Thakur, who also holds the finance portfolio, said the MLALAD fund will not only be restored but it will be hiked by ₹5 lakh from the earlier ₹1.75 crore to ₹1.80 crore. Also read: Presenting his fourth budget, Thakur said the Planning Department of the state would be renamed as Niti Vibhag.

Over 15,000 government employees in Himachal are reportedly yet to get their salaries for the month of May amid the financial turmoil in the state. Typically, salaries are disbursed on the first day of the month in most departments, boards, and corporations of the state. However, some outsourced employees from the Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (HRTC), Forest Corporation, Labor and Employment Department, Medical College, and Water Power Department did not receive their salaries even on 13 June i.e. today, Dainik Bhaskar. This has caused distress among the employees, the report noted. According to the report, Himachal Pradesh's treasury is running an overdraft of Rs 1,000 crore. The state government has reportedly applied for a loan of Rs 800 crore. However, even after the funds from this loan are credited to the account, the government's exchequer will still have an overdraft of Rs 200 crore. This is the reason why employees from various boards, corporations, and some departments are also not receiving their salaries, the report said. According to the report, in the HRTC alone, approximately 12,000 employees are awaiting their salaries. When combined with employees from other departments, this number exceeds 15,000. The fiscal mess that awaits the Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu led Congress government can be understood from the fact that in the current fiscal year, an old loan of around Rs 11,000 crore along with its interest has to be repaid by the sta...

Delhi MLAs will get Rs 90,000 as salary and allowances every month from now on, the first rise in 10 years, with the Arvind Kejriwal government on Tuesday clearing the proposal which was earlier truncated by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). The Delhi government had sought a salary rise of up to Rs 2.1 lakh a month but the MHA limited the rise to Rs 90,000, capping the salary at Rs 30,000 and Rs 60,000 as allowances. Delhi MLAs will continue to remain among the lowest-paid MLAs, the AAP-led Delhi government said in a statement while pointing out that BJP-ruled and other party-ruled states were paying 1.5 to two times the salary and allowances proposed for Delhi MLAs. Uttarakhand is paying Rs 1.98L for an MLA per month while for Himachal Pradesh it is Rs 1.9 lakh, Haryana Rs 1.55 lakh, Bihar Rs 1.3 lakh and Rajasthan Rs 1.42 lakh, it said, indicating its unhappiness over the MHA not accepting its proposal. Delhi government said the MHA "restricted" its proposal and capped MLAs' salary even as the cost of living in Delhi has risen substantially. It said the salaries were not revised since 2011 and the Delhi government requested the MHA that the salary of MLAs be at par with those of other states. However, it refused to accept the request. While the Delhi Government had proposed a salary of Rs 54,000 at par with other states, the MHA, however allowed only Rs 30,000. Now the salary and allowances — constituency allowance of Rs 25,000, secretarial allowance of Rs 15,000, tele...

A pay hike for Delhi MLAs: How much do legislators in the Capital make? What about other states? The Delhi Assembly passed five bills increasing the salary and allowances of the legislators from Rs 54,000 to Rs 90,000 per month. MLAs in Telangana and Maharashtra receive much more — Rs 2.5 lakh and Rs 2.3 lakh respectively Legislators in Delhi just got richer! On Monday, the Delhi Assembly passed five bills for increasing the salary of legislators by nearly 66 per cent and that of ministers and other senior functionaries by over 100 per cent. The hike in pay, which is now awaiting the President’s nod, comes after a gap of 11 years. Proposals were sent earlier by the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government but they were not approved by the Centre. Helium leakage detection technology to be implemented in Delhi to address problem of contaminated water: Minister 'Modi govt's entire focus on PR exercise and showing off, not passengers' safety', says AAP on Odisha train accident — Kailash Gahlot (@kgahlot) We take a closer look at just how much do Delhi MLAs earn in comparison to other state MLAs and the laws around them. How are MLAs paid? The matter of salaries for Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) is mentioned in Article 106 of the Constitution of India. It states that MPs and MLAs should be provided with the salaries, perquisites, and other allowances from time to time. In most states in India, state legislators decide their s...

Over 15,000 government employees in Himachal are reportedly yet to get their salaries for the month of May amid the financial turmoil in the state. Typically, salaries are disbursed on the first day of the month in most departments, boards, and corporations of the state. However, some outsourced employees from the Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (HRTC), Forest Corporation, Labor and Employment Department, Medical College, and Water Power Department did not receive their salaries even on 13 June i.e. today, Dainik Bhaskar. This has caused distress among the employees, the report noted. According to the report, Himachal Pradesh's treasury is running an overdraft of Rs 1,000 crore. The state government has reportedly applied for a loan of Rs 800 crore. However, even after the funds from this loan are credited to the account, the government's exchequer will still have an overdraft of Rs 200 crore. This is the reason why employees from various boards, corporations, and some departments are also not receiving their salaries, the report said. According to the report, in the HRTC alone, approximately 12,000 employees are awaiting their salaries. When combined with employees from other departments, this number exceeds 15,000. The fiscal mess that awaits the Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu led Congress government can be understood from the fact that in the current fiscal year, an old loan of around Rs 11,000 crore along with its interest has to be repaid by the sta...

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur made the announcement while presenting the 2021-2022 budget Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur announced on Saturday (March 6) that the salaries of state MLAs will be paid in full from April 1 and the MLA local area development (MLALAD) fund will be fully restored. The state government had last year decided to cut 30 per cent salaries of its MLAs and suspend the MLALAD fund for two years to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Presenting the budget for the fiscal 2021-22, Thakur announced in the assembly that the MLAs will get their full salary from April 1. Thakur, who also holds the finance portfolio, said the MLALAD fund will not only be restored but it will be hiked by ₹5 lakh from the earlier ₹1.75 crore to ₹1.80 crore. Also read: Presenting his fourth budget, Thakur said the Planning Department of the state would be renamed as Niti Vibhag.