Last Updated Sep - 08 - 2025, 05:40 PM | Source : Fela news
India’s Vice President enjoys salary, allowances, free travel, housing, security, and vital parliamentary responsibilities.
The Vice President of India holds the second-highest constitutional position in the country and is entitled to several special privileges. As the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, the Vice President receives a salary and allowances befitting the dignity of the office.
Along with a fixed monthly salary, the Vice President is provided with allowances. They are allotted an official government residence free of cost. Additionally, they enjoy free air and rail travel facilities across the country. To ensure their safety, special security arrangements are in place, along with an official car and staff for smooth functioning during official engagements.
The role of the Vice President is not only one of great honor but also critical in the smooth functioning of Parliament and in strengthening democracy. This is why the position is associated with such unique privileges.
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