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Funds for 7th CPC & OROP have been provided in Budget 2016-17

Para 3 of Budget at Glance document says that funds allocation to meet the obligations of 7th CPC & OROP have been provided.  The text of para 3 of Budget 2016-17 reproduced below:-

3. Budget 2016-17 reflects Governmentโ€™s firm commitment to substantially boost investment in Agriculture, Social Sector, Infrastructure and employment generation on the one hand and simultaneously sticking to the fiscal consolidation path.
This is substantiated by a huge 15.3% jump in Plan outlay and 9% increase in Non Plan outlay in 2016-17 over RE (2015-16) while simultaneously conforming to the fiscal deficit target of 3.5%. Besides additional allocation to meet the obligations of 7th pay commission recommendation and implementation of one rank one pension (OROP) in Defence have also been provided.

4. In RE (2015-16), the plan outlay at `4,77,197
crore is more than the BE (2015-16) by `11,920 crore. With minor reduction in Non-Plan, the total expenditure
outlay in RE (2015-16) at `13,08,194 crore is ` 7,914
crore more than BE (2015-16). Accordingly, the Fiscal
Deficit target of 3.9% has been achieved without
reduction in expenditure outlay at RE stage. The total
plan outlay for 2016-17 is ` 5,50,010 crore and NonPlan
outlay is `14,28,050.45 crore.

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Budget document also says that 7th CPC will be implemented from 1st January, 2016.

Source: Budget Document

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