All CoA members will be paid Rs 10 lakh per month for the period of 2017, Rs 11 lakh and 12 lakh for 2018 and 2019 respectively.
Ganguly will have a curtailed tenure of around nine months as he would need to demit office by the end of July next year as per the provisions of new constitutions.
The ICC has reportedly formed a new working group purportedly to counter the influence of BCCI, ECB and CA.
Ganguly also said that once the AGM is held, new sub-committees will be formed including the all-important selection committee.
As per the notice sent by the Electoral Officer to the full members of the BCCI, the time for filing nomination was from 11 a.m. till 3 p.m.
Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly, who is all set to become the next BCCI president, has admitted that it will be a challenge for him to look after the "biggest organisation" in the cricket world.
CoA are yet to notify the BCCI office bearers of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), as well as the board election.
DDCA members have pointed that the last election taken into account by the CoA was held without considering the newly registered BCCI constitution.
CoA chief Vinod Rai had recently said that Dravid had resigned from India Cements so that he wasn't conflicted.
Edulji is set to meet Amicus Curiae P.S. Narasimha on Thursday and will discuss the decision to shift the date of BCCI elections by a day to October 23.