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Singareni Workers to Receive Rs 1.10 Lakh Bonus
Singareni workers are set to receive a bonus of Rs 1,10,250 each.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy announced it ahead of Dasara and Deepavali.
He said the bonus was a gift for the workers.
He praised the workers for helping produce coal.
He said Singareni is important to Telangana and the country.
He wants workers and management to work together to protect jobs and support the company.
He also wants Singareni to make plans to produce more coal.
He called on the Telangana government to pay Rs 60,000 crore he said is owed to Singareni.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said each Singareni worker will receive a bonus of Rs 1,10,250.
The bonus was announced as a gift ahead of Dasara and Deepavali.
Kishan Reddy shared the decision on X on Monday and praised workers’ contribution.
He called for Singareni management and workers to work together on workforce welfare, job security and the company’s future.
He urged Singareni to plan for increased coal production and asked the Telangana government to release Rs 60,000 crore he said was due to the company.
- Who
- Singareni workers; Union Minister G Kishan Reddy announced the bonus.
- What
- Each worker is to receive a bonus of Rs 1,10,250.
- Where
- Singareni, Telangana.
- When
- The decision was shared on Monday, ahead of Dasara and Deepavali; no date is specified.
- Why
- The bonus was described as a festive gift for workers.
Key facts
- Bonus per worker
- Rs 1,10,250
- Announced by
- Union Minister G Kishan Reddy
- Occasion
- Ahead of Dasara and Deepavali
- Announcement channel
- Kishan Reddy's X account
- Coal production
- Kishan Reddy called for plans to further increase production.
- Amount cited as due
- Rs 60,000 crore, which Kishan Reddy asked the Telangana government to release.
Quotes
G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister who announced the bonus decision
“I look forward to Singareni playing an even more pivotal role in the nation’s progress and the development of Telangana state. I also call upon the Telangana government to immediately release the Rs 60,000 crore due to Singareni.”
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