Archive · 1 Jan 2026
₹713 Crore Released for Pending Employee Bills
The government has released ₹713 crore to pay back money owed to its employees.
This money is for things like savings, extra pay for not taking leave, and other benefits.
The government had promised to pay ₹700 crore every month, and they have been doing this since August.
Before that, in June, they paid ₹183 crore.
The money was ordered to be released by the Deputy Chief Minister and was handled by the Finance Department.
₹713 crore released for pending employee bills for December.
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu ordered the release.
Payments include gratuity, GPF, surrender leave encashment, and advances.
Government committed to releasing ₹700 crore monthly from August onwards.
₹183 crore was released in June, with consistent payments since August.
- Who
- Government employees in the state
- What
- Release of ₹713 crore for pending bills
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- State government (location not specified)
- Why
- To clear pending bills for December and fulfill earlier assurances
Government
Employee Unions
Fund Release
Government
The government has been releasing funds as promised to clear pending bills.
Employee Unions
Employee unions have been assured of consistent payments and have received them as per the government's commitment.
- Amount Released
- ₹713 crore
- Month of Bills
- December
- Authorized by
- Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu
- Department Involved
- Finance Department
- Types of Payments
- Gratuity, GPF, Surrender Leave Encashment, Advances
- Monthly Commitment
- ₹700 crore
- June Release
- ₹183 crore
- Consistent Release
- From August onwards
