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Ministry clarifies to RTI applicant on MPs’ pay hike

New Delhi: The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs (MoPA) classifies the country’s lawmakers as “urban non-manual employees” whose pay is linked to the Consumer Price Index. The germ of the idea, the ministry says, came from an “expert from IIM Ahmedabad” invited to help with a study conducted by a joint co  ....Read more

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Salary of MpsBy: Hemant | Monday , 5 Jan '09 11:18:25 AM Reply | Forward Any salary paid to MPs is to much and waste of tax payers money. They should earn daily wages as they work very few days in a year.Hemant.
Aam admi By: kristv | Monday , 5 Jan '09 8:07:39 AM Reply | Forward govt Babus swallow 17000 cr of tax collection. The servants of public PM,to MPs who found it difficult run their family increased their salary and perk just on MBAs suggestion . Is there any soul in whole India to suggest the Deaf PM and Blind MPs about the Minimum wages to 200/- a day ? And health insurance to all ..60 years of freedom has not brought any progress to BPL families..and 17000 crores to "Babus and bade Babus " Shame on the system. These netas and Babudom is stealing the BREAD meant for Poor..
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