8th Pay commission latest news: When will 8th Pay Commission visit Kolkata?
By Sneha Kulkarni, ET Online |
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8th CPC to visit Kolkata in July 2026
The 8th Pay Commission will hold meetings in Kolkata, West Bengal, in July, to interact with stakeholders, including employee and pensioner bodies of the central government. Also, the 8th Pay Commission held a round of talks with employee and pensioner groups along with other stakeholders in Bhubaneswar, Odisha,on July 6, 2026.
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8th Pay Commission: When will 8th CPC visit Kolkata in July?
The 8th Central Pay Commission has announced that it would visit Kolkata, West Bengal, on July 9 and 10, 2026, (Thursday and Friday) to interact with stakeholders, including central government organisations, institutions, unions and associations.
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Memorandum submission is necessary to get an appointment with 8th CPC
For taking an appointment with the 8th CPC for a Kolkata meeting, the Commission had also asked applicants to submit a ‘unique memo ID’ generated after filing their memorandum on the official website of the 8th Central Pay Commission. However, the last date to submit the memorandum was June 15, 2026.
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Significance of 8th Pay Commission for central government employees
In November 2025, the 8th Pay Commission was given an 18-month deadline to submit its report of recommendations.
The 8th Pay Commission was constituted by the Government of India to review the salary structure, allowances and pension benefits of central government employees and pensioners. The recommendations of the Commission are expected to impact lakhs of employees and retirees across the country.
The 8th Pay Commission was constituted by the Government of India to review the salary structure, allowances and pension benefits of central government employees and pensioners. The recommendations of the Commission are expected to impact lakhs of employees and retirees across the country.
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What will the 8th Pay Commission consider while preparing its report?
As per the 8th CPC’s Terms of Reference (ToR) released in November 2025, it will consider-
India’s economic condition and fiscal discipline
Availability of funds for welfare and development spending
Financial burden of pension schemes
Impact on state government finances
Existing pay structures in CPSUs and the private sector
Service conditions and employee benefits across sectors
India’s economic condition and fiscal discipline
Availability of funds for welfare and development spending
Financial burden of pension schemes
Impact on state government finances
Existing pay structures in CPSUs and the private sector
Service conditions and employee benefits across sectors