Dear Leaders need your help in sharing the latest per day cost for food expenses during domestic travel in metro and non metro cities. i need to frame a policy based on this. regards shankari
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Hi, Per diem differ from Organisation to Organisation. Basically it will be based on the Grade entitlement. For Non Metro’s amount would be bit lesser compared to Metro cities.
From India, Madras
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It depends upon the class of food and the number of meals.
Breakfast: ₹100
Lunch: ₹300 (Rice + Chapati + Dal + Curry + Salad)
Tea & snacks: ₹50
Dinner: ₹300
You can fix ₹750 for non-metro and ₹1000 for metro per day. You have to adjust according to the grades of employees. Use your discretion because we do not know your company policy or financial soundness. It would be beneficial if you could assign someone to frequently visited cities to conduct a survey.
From India, Mumbai
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Breakfast: ₹100
Lunch: ₹300 (Rice + Chapati + Dal + Curry + Salad)
Tea & snacks: ₹50
Dinner: ₹300
You can fix ₹750 for non-metro and ₹1000 for metro per day. You have to adjust according to the grades of employees. Use your discretion because we do not know your company policy or financial soundness. It would be beneficial if you could assign someone to frequently visited cities to conduct a survey.
From India, Mumbai
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