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SGPC Internal Committee Meets on Nov 20, Approves 3% DA for Staff
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 03:08 PM
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The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee held a special internal committee meeting on November 20 at Teja Singh Samundri Hall, approving a 3% dearness allowance installment for its employees.
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) convened its monthly internal committee and manager committee in a special session on November 20. The meeting was held at Teja Singh Samundri Hall, a venue frequently used for SGPC gatherings.
During the session, members discussed routine administrative matters and a key agenda item was the approval of a 3% dearness allowance (DA) installment for SGPC staff. The decision reflects the committee’s effort to align employee remuneration with prevailing inflation trends.
No other major policy changes or controversies were reported in the meeting. The SGPC released a brief statement confirming the DA approval and indicating that regular operational business continued as scheduled.
The outcome is expected to be implemented in the upcoming payroll cycle, providing a modest wage boost to the organization’s workforce.
The SGPC, which oversees Sikh places of worship across India, regularly holds such internal meetings to manage its administrative and financial affairs.
During the session, members discussed routine administrative matters and a key agenda item was the approval of a 3% dearness allowance (DA) installment for SGPC staff. The decision reflects the committee’s effort to align employee remuneration with prevailing inflation trends.
No other major policy changes or controversies were reported in the meeting. The SGPC released a brief statement confirming the DA approval and indicating that regular operational business continued as scheduled.
The outcome is expected to be implemented in the upcoming payroll cycle, providing a modest wage boost to the organization’s workforce.
The SGPC, which oversees Sikh places of worship across India, regularly holds such internal meetings to manage its administrative and financial affairs.