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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta takes BIG decision, hikes minimum wage rates for all categories workers, it will be Rs...
These new rates will be applicable from April 1, 2025. This increase has been made keeping in mind inflation, which will provide financial relief to the workers, the government said.
Updated : Apr 15, 2025, 09:24 PM IST
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Delhi news: The Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, has announced an increase in the minimum wage rates for workers of all categories. These new rates will be applicable from April 1, 2025. The monthly wage of unskilled workers will now be Rs 18,456, while workers with graduation and above qualifications will get Rs 24,356 per month. The government says that this increase has been made keeping in mind inflation, which will provide financial relief to the workers. Earlier, the cabinet meeting chaired by CM Gupta also approved the continuation of the existing power subsidy for four categories: domestic consumers, farmers, lawyers with chambers, and victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Delhi CM on school fee hike
Earlier today, CM Gupta addressed parents' concerns about alleged harassment by certain schools. "Parents from various schools have been meeting me, sharing their grievances. No school has the authority to harass parents or children, threaten expulsion, or arbitrarily hike fees. There are strict rules and laws in place, and compliance is mandatory," she told ANI. She further warned that schools found violating these regulations would face consequences. "We have issued notices to all schools against which complaints have been received," Gupta added, emphasising the state government's commitment to protecting students and parents.
In a post on X, she addressed a complaint raised during a public dialogue programme regarding Queen Mary School, Model Town, where parents alleged wrongful fee collection and expulsion of children. The CM stated that immediate action has been directed, with officials instructed to investigate and take strict measures.CM highlighted a "Zero Tolerance" policy against injustice, exploitation, or irregularities and emphasised the Delhi Government's commitment to transparency, equal opportunity, and children's rights in education.
