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Government of India Sanctions Ad-Hoc Bonus for Central Employees

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The Government of India sanctioned a non-productivity-linked ad-hoc bonus for eligible Central Government employees for the 2025-26 accounting year. The bonus is equivalent to 30 days’ emoluments, with a calculation ceiling fixed at Rs 7,000 per month. The Ministry of Finance’s Department of Expenditure issued the memorandum on October 15, 2026, conveying the President’s sanction. The benefit applies to Group C employees, non-gazetted Group B employees, and eligible personnel of the Central Armed Police Forces and Armed Forces.

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The scheme provides a financial benefit to government employees, including those in the Central Armed Police Forces. The Ministry of Finance is responsible for sanctioning and funding this expenditure. This action is part of a larger government employment incentive scheme.

The government is implementing an employment incentive scheme.

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    The Ministry of Finance might face increased expenditure related to funding the bonus payment.

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