The 8th Pay Commission website is now live, inviting central government employees and pensioners to submit online suggestions for salary and pension revisions.
8th Pay Commission Update
8th Pay Commission: The Government of India has officially launched the 8th Central Pay Commission website, raising hopes of salary increases and improvements in the pay structure changes that many have been waiting for years.
The launch of the website marks the formal start of the 8th Pay Commission’s work. Earlier, the government had already set up office space in Delhi to ensure the commission could begin its operations smoothly. With the website now live, discussions about pay revisions and service benefits have officially started.
The commission is inviting feedback from everyone affected ministries, government departments, employee unions, current staff, and retired employees. They want to know what people expect in terms of salaries, allowances, pensions, and overall pay structure.
To keep the process simple and transparent, the commission has partnered with the MyGov portal. All suggestions must be submitted online only via MyGov or the official commission website. Letters, emails, or any offline submissions will not be accepted.
Employees and pensioners don’t need to worry about privacy. The commission has promised that all submissions will be kept completely confidential, allowing people to share their honest opinions freely and without fear.
The launch of the 8th Pay Commission website is a major step forward. It signals the start of serious discussions about salary revisions and structural reforms that could affect the pay and pensions of lakhs of central government employees and retirees across India.
