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Centre announces 3% DA hike for govt employees, pensioners ahead of Diwali

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Economic TimesCentre announces 3% DA hike for govt employees, pensioners ahead of Diwali
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The 3% DA hike (Dearness Allowance), with effective from July 1, 2026, will benefit about 1.16 crore people.

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