Government to install lights in all dark spots across the capital

For skilled workers, the fixed minimum wages are Rs. 423 a day or Rs.10,998 per month.

“Delhi Cabinet decides to revise minimal wages…”

“Cabinet took 2 imp decisions 4 women safety -PWD shud lit up all dark spots in Del n bring a proposal soon to put CCTV cameras all over Del”, Kejriwal tweeted on Wednesday.

The chief minister said the contractors who will not pay the minimum wages will be “blacklisted”.

According to non-government organisations, there are around 700 dark spots in the capital.

“The PWD has been requested to determine all darkish spots in Delhi, as quickly as potential, and in addition determine spots the place streetlights aren’t current and locations the place they’re put in however usually are not working”, an official assertion had yesterday stated.

The issues on which presentations will be made by the ministers and HODs are- redesigning of roads, pollution, food adulteration, Swaraj Bill, Yamuna, improvement of infrastructure in hospitals, skill education, modern infrastructure, J J cluster developments, rain water harvesting and ration shops etc. “CM Kejriwal has asked ministers and all the heads of departments to make a presentation on their ongoing projects”.

“We have began getting ready a proposal on the set up of CCTV cameras throughout the national capital”.

Kejriwal had yesterday taken to twitter to announce the Cabinet decisions and said that “HODs must ensure workers get minimum wages”.

Minimum wage of unskilled workers were raised from Rs 8,632 to Rs 9,048.

However, the government did not give figures of the enhanced wages.

The government also said that it will look into complaints for anti-labour measures, including that many contractors keep the ATM cards of the labourers and unauthorisedly withdraw part of the cash which should be paid to labourers.