Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Haryana CM Honors Sanitation Workers, Announces Pay Raises, Safety Measures
Haryana's Chief Minister praised sanitation workers, calling them the silent heroes behind the state's cleanliness.
He acknowledged their vital role in keeping communities healthy and safe.
The government has increased their pay and offers financial support if they are hurt or die on the job.
Sanitation workers are essential for keeping towns and villages clean, which is important for everyone’s well-being.
The Chief Minister highlighted the recent achievements of cities like Sonipat and Karnal in cleanliness rankings, thanks to the sanitation workers' hard work.
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini praised sanitation workers for their contributions to cleanliness.
Saini recognized sanitation workers as essential for 'Swachh Haryana' and public health.
Monthly wages for urban sanitation workers increased to Rs 17,000, and rural workers to Rs 16,000.
The government will provide Rs 5 lakh compensation for on-duty deaths and Rs 10 lakh for sewer-related fatalities.
Sonipat received the 'Ministerial Star Award,' and Karnal ranked third in 'Swachh Sheher'.
- Who
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and sanitation workers.
- What
- Haryana's Chief Minister lauded sanitation workers and announced new welfare measures.
- When
- July 23 (based on the provided date in the original text).
- Where
- Haryana
- Why
- To recognize the workers' contributions to cleanliness and public health, and announce welfare measures.
- Chief Minister
- Nayab Singh Saini
- Urban Sanitation Worker Salary
- Rs 17,000
- Rural Sanitation Worker Salary
- Rs 16,000
- On-duty Death Compensation
- Rs 5 lakh
- Sewer-related Fatality Compensation
- Rs 10 lakh
- Sonipat Award
- 'Ministerial Star Award'
- Karnal Ranking
- 3rd in 'Swachh Sheher'