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Friday, April 10, 2020

What Is The Salary Of Indian Army As Compared To US Army?


Indian Army Salary

 The Indian Army is the largest branch of the Indian Armed Forces. It is one of the largest standing armies in the world, with 1,129,900 active troops and 960,000 reserve troops. Indian Army is a major component of national power alongside the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force. It is responsible for land-based military operations. National Security and National Unity is the primary mission of the Indian Army. It defends the nation from external aggression, internal threats and maintains peace and security in the borders. Working for the Indian Army is a matter of extreme pride and honour. Also, the Indian Army Salary is decent and includes various allowances and perks. In this article, we will provide you with detailed information regarding Indian Army Salary
As you can see that the Indian Army provides lucrative salary packages and remuneration benefits to its employees. Here’s the detailed information about the gross Indian Army salary structure and pay scale for the various ranks.

Name of the Post
 Pay Scale
Grade Pay
Army Service Pay
Total In-hand Cash (Indian Army Salary)
Sepoy
5200-20200
 1800
2000
25,000
Lance Naik
5200-20200
 2000
2000
30,000
Naik
5200-20200
 2400
2000
35,000
Havaldar
5200-20200
 2800
2000
40,000
Naib Subedar
9300-34800
 4200
2000
45,000
Subedar
9300-34800
 4600
2000
50,000
Subedar Major
9300-34800
 4800
2000
65,000
Lieutenant
15600-39100
 5400
6000
68,000
Captain
15600-39100
 6100
6000
75,000
Major
15600-39100
 6600
6000
1,00,000
Lieutenant Colonel
37400-67000
 8000
6000
1,12,000
Colonel
37400-67000
 8700
6000
1,30,000
Brigadier
37400-67000
 8900
6000
Major General
37400-67000
 10,000
 –
 –
Lieutenant General
37400-67000
 –
 –
 –

U.S ARMY SALARY


The basic salaries of U.S. military personnel are the same for enlisted men and officers of the same rank in every service branch. Pay increases always accompany each promotion in rank. Thereafter, a soldier can receive a limited number of pay raises within that rank based on length of service. Further pay raises depend on promotion to the next level. Elite troops or troops with special assignments, often dangerous missions, receive special duty and hazardous duty pay rates that can increase a soldier's income substantially. Hazardous duty pay for the same job – bomb disposal, for example – sometimes differs substantially from one service branch to another.
What Is The Salary Of Indian Army As Compared To US Army?



 COMPARED

According to the findings of a study of salaries conducted by the Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses, those serving at the highest positions in United States  paid much more than their Indian counterparts. While those at the entry level positions such as Sepoys and Subedar Majors receive pretty much a similar basic salary as part of their pay packet, the gap widens much more as one goes higher up the ranks.
 For instance, a General in the UK military would earn close to $23,000 a month as basic salary in purchasing power parity terms while his Indian counterpart would get less than   $10,000 every month.
The salaries of Indian army however, do not include the recommendations of the latest pay commission recommendations which are still subject to government approval.
The seventh pay panel argued that the remunerations of defence personnel in the three countries are at comparable levels as they should be seen in the light of their respective Gross Domestic Products per capita. Accordingly, GDP per capita in the USA is 9.4 times higher than India’s .
The above chart shows how those at the sepoy level in the Indian army make almost the same money as their counterparts in the USA over a year. However, when compared to the respective GDP per capita, the chart also shows that those in the USA army make much less than the country’s GDP per capita, around one-third of it, while Indian sepoys end up making roughly three times the GDP per capita.
This, the pay panel said, should be reason enough to be assured that India respects its defence personnel, and pays them well.

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