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Former Presidents to get 1 lakh, vice-presidents 90,000 every year for office expenses

The government has decided to extend ₹1 lakh to a retired President and ₹90,000 to a retired Vice-President on account of office expenses every year, the home ministry said.

Published on: May 29, 2018, 18:34:45 IST
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The government has decided to extend 1 lakh to a retired President and 90,000 to a retired Vice-President on account of office expenses every year, the home ministry said on Tuesday.

The salaries of the President and Vice President were increased to  ₹5 lakh and  ₹4 lakh per month respectively four months ago. (HT/File Photo)
The salaries of the President and Vice President were increased to ₹5 lakh and ₹4 lakh per month respectively four months ago. (HT/File Photo)

The decisions have been taken by amending rules related to the President’s Pension Rules, 1962, and Vice-President’s Pension, Housing and Other Facilities Rules, 1999.

During each financial year, an amount not exceeding 1,00,000 shall be paid to every retired President towards actual charges incurred by him or her on account of office expenses, a notification issued by the ministry said.

During each financial year, an amount not exceeding 90,000 will be paid to every retired Vice-President towards actual charges incurred by him or her on account of office expenses.

The government has also decided that the surviving spouse of a deceased President would be given secretarial staff consisting of a private secretary and a peon and shall be paid in each financial year, an amount not exceeding 20,000 towards the actual charges incurred by him or her on account of office expenses.

 
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