Then I come to another verbal amendment which seeks to substitute the word “salary” for the word “remuneration.” I feel that so far as the civil servants and public servants are concerned, “salary” is a much more dignified term than “remuneration.” In all the other articles, I believe, we have used the word “salary” wherever this meaning was implied. We have been speaking of salary of judges, salary of the President and so also, I believe, the salary of the Ministers and the salary and allowances of the M. L. As. Here also, therefore, I think the more appropriate word would be “salary” and not “remuneration.”
