header logo
SLIC
Rhythms of Lanka
Latest
Ration and other allowances for Tri-Services increased - Finance Ministry
May 23, 201912:36 PM
Ration and other allowances for Tri-Services increased - Finance Ministry
Mobitel Inner

The Ministry of Finance says the ration and other allowances paid to all the officers and other ranks in the Tri – Services have been increased by the government.

 

Some of these allowances had not been increased for over the last 20 years, it said.

 

In the Budget - 2019, Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera had proposed to increase the Uniform allowance, Rental allowance, the good performance allowance and the Commando allowance of the Armed forces.

 

Now, the monthly ration allowance paid to the officers of the Tri – Forces has been increased up to Rs. 23,231 and of the other ranks up to Rs 19,350 with effect from January 2019.

 

The General Treasury last week granted its approval for the increase of the ration allowance following the calculation made by the Department of Census and Statistical on the list of goods included in the ration by the Sri Lanka Army.

 

In the meantime, the following allowances will be increased from the July 01, 2019:

 

The rental allowance paid to all Tri Services personnel will be increased by 100 per cent.

 

The Commando allowance, which is applicable to equal ranks in the Sri Lanka Navy and the Air Force too will be increased from Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 per month.

 

The Good Conduct allowance and the uniform up keeping allowance too will be increased by a substantial percentage.

 

The Management Services Circular No 02 0f 2019, in this regard, was issued by the Treasury on May 21, to the relevant authorities.

 

 

 

MostRead
Mobitel Upahara
VideoStories
 72-hour detention order issued against drug trafficker Shiran Basik

72-hour detention order issued against drug trafficker Shiran Basik

 Govt plans to push country towards authoritarianism – Opposition Leader

Govt plans to push country towards authoritarianism – Opposition Leader

 Sri Lanka Navy vessel in distress off Angulana; 11 personnel rescued

Sri Lanka Navy vessel in distress off Angulana; 11 personnel rescued

 Doctors advise public to stay hydrated amid extreme heat in Sri Lanka

Doctors advise public to stay hydrated amid extreme heat in Sri Lanka

Two including mother arrested for brutal assault and abandoning 4-year-old girl on roadside

Two including mother arrested for brutal assault and abandoning 4-year-old girl on roadside

Several politicians express views regarding proposed 22nd Constitutional Amendment

Several politicians express views regarding proposed 22nd Constitutional Amendment

“Justice must never bow to wealth or any influence”  - Additional Solicitor General Dileepa Peiris

“Justice must never bow to wealth or any influence” - Additional Solicitor General Dileepa Peiris

22nd Constitutional Amendment Draft Bill to be tabled in Parliament on August 18

22nd Constitutional Amendment Draft Bill to be tabled in Parliament on August 18

BASL warns of legal action if govt proceeds with proposed 22nd amendment

BASL warns of legal action if govt proceeds with proposed 22nd amendment

Minister Lalkantha says paddy price to remain unchanged during Yala season

Minister Lalkantha says paddy price to remain unchanged during Yala season

President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers beyond constitutional limits

President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers beyond constitutional limits

President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers  beyond constitutional limits

President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers beyond constitutional limits

Lanka Coal Company says around 40 coal shipments  scheduled to arrive next year

Lanka Coal Company says around 40 coal shipments scheduled to arrive next year

 President meets BASL members to discuss proposal on judges’ retirement age extension

President meets BASL members to discuss proposal on judges’ retirement age extension

 Former MP Patali Champika says judicial independence cannot be treated like a company

Former MP Patali Champika says judicial independence cannot be treated like a company

Lassana Flora