8th Pay Commission: Will the salary and pension of central employees increase from January 1, 2026?

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8th Pay Commission: The year 2025 is about to end. The year 2026 is starting from this week. This year has brought many changes in many ways. News related to the 8th Pay Commission of Central Employees has made headlines almost throughout the year. Let us know, what new things happened regarding the eighth pay commission this year and what changes are expected in 2026?

What happened regarding the 8th Pay Commission in 2025?

In the year 2025, the government took some important decisions regarding the 8th Pay Commission. First of all, it was decided that a new pay commission would be constituted to review the salary, pension and allowances of central government employees and pensioners. So that the existing salary structure can be reviewed.

After this, the government formally constituted the 8th Pay Commission and the appointment of its chairman and other members was also completed. Besides, the Term of Reference (TOR) for the 8th Pay Commission has also been released.

Doubt regarding 8th Pay Commission in 2026

The 10-year tenure of the 7th Pay Commission is coming to an end on 31st December, the last day of the year 2025. However, after this it has not yet been clarified by the Central Government whether the 8th Pay Commission will be implemented from January 1, 2026 or not.

Recently, the government had indicated in the Parliament that the date will be decided when the Commission submits its recommendations. Only 1 day is left for the year 2026 to start. In such a situation, getting a new salary is not certain.

Why is there little hope of the report coming in 2026?

Regarding the recommendations of the 8th Pay Commission, it is expected that it will be difficult to fulfill it in the year 2026. The commission has been constituted recently and the government has given the commission 18 months time to complete the work.

If the process is completed within the stipulated time frame, recommendations may emerge in 2027. Even after this, the approval of the government will also be necessary before implementing them. However, there is still hope for arrears for employees and pensioners.

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