Updated: Wed, 15 Oct 2025 09:19 am (IST) Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami provided financial assistance of Rs 11.5 crore to more than 10,000 workers at the meeting of the Labor Welfare Council. He set a goal to give preference to MnRega workers and register five to six Lakh in the next three months. The chief minister appreciated the transparency of the mining division, which led to the increase in revenue. He encouraged other departments to do the same. Priority on wealth and respect of workers, the emphasis on digital implementation of schemes, state bureau, Jagran, dehradun. During the meeting of the Welfare Council of the Building and Construction Workers, the chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami transferred financial aid amounting to Rs 11.5 crore to more than 10,000 registered workers and their dependents by online portal and DBT. The Chief Minister said it was not just money, but the government’s respect and gratitude for the hard work and dedication of the workers. Remove Advertisement Only Read News The Chief Minister has instructed the officials to include all the MNRega workers of the State in the Welfare Council on priority base. He made it clear that registration of five to six lakh workers was set as the target in the next three months. He said that the schemes offered to workers would only be significant if the maximum eligible people would benefit. Therefore, officials were instructed to spread information about the schemes to the Panchayat level and to speed up the registration campaign. The Chief Minister said workers should get the benefits of schemes such as education, health, wedding aid, after death aid in a timely and transparent way. He also said that workers should be aware of their rights and information about the schemes. He said that the well -being of workers is the top priority of the government and that it is everyone’s responsibility to bring about a change in their lives. Secretary Shridhar Babu Addanki, additional secretary Vineet Kumar and senior officials of the Department of Labor were present at the meeting. Transparency in the policy and strict monitoring of the mining department. In the meeting, the chief minister appreciated the performance of the mining division. Said that due to transparency and strict monitoring of the mining policy, there was a historical increase in the mining income of the state. This model has now become an inspiration to other countries such as Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. The chief minister also instructed other departments to adopt a transparent and result-oriented work culture such as the mining department.
Chief Minister Dhami’s gift even before Diwali, Rs 11.5 crore given for the well -being of laborers – Chief Minister Dhami gave Rs 11 crore for the well -being of laborers
