Delivering the Keynote address, J.P. Nadda, Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare and Chemicals and Fertilisers, underscored the Government's vision of women-led development, emphasising that the empowerment of women is central to India's inclusive growth and social transformation.
This is the second major protest by ASHA workers in West Bengal this month. On January 7, they had staged a demonstration in front of the Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake, demanding a hike in allowances.
ASHA workers from West Bengal staged a protest in front of the Swasthya Bhawan in Salt Lake on Wednesday to press for their demands, including a hike in the allowances. The police were deployed to stop them by barricading the road.
Addressing the Upper House of the Parliament during the Zero Hour, Sonia Gandhi urged the government to ensure "timely remuneration" and double the Centre's contribution to these frontline workers.
Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday drew the attention of the Rajya Sabha to the ongoing distress faced by women workers implementing critical government programs, including ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers and helpers.
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor on Tuesday took responsibility for his party's dismal performance in the Bihar Lok Sabha polls, saying he will work twice as hard as he had worked in the past three years and there's "no turning back" until he fulfils his resolve "to make Bihar better."<
New Delhi [India], November 18: The Trade Union Coordination Centre (TUCC) held its 12th National Conference in New Delhi from November 15 to 17, 2025, bringing together more than 300 delegates from 22 states and union territories. The three-day conference adopted several key resolutions aim
Asha workers have decided to end their protest in front of the Kerala Secretariat in Thiruvananthapuram. The announcement will be made shortly, marking the 266th day of the protest. The agitation will now be extended to district-level campaigns.
Addressing a rally in Vaishali, Nadda highlighted that over the last 20 years, Bihar has emerged from the "Jungle Raj" and witnessed significant development.
Today, the 42nd edition of the 'Fit India Sundays on Cycle' was organised in collaboration with the Ministry of Women & Child Development, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare alongside Aanganwadi and ASHA workers. In New Delhi, the event was flagged off by Aanganwadi worker Suman Chauhan at
Addressing a virtual meeting held on Thursday, regarding the Socio-Educational survey being conducted by the Commission for Backwards Classes within the GBA, he directed officials to ensure that enumerators deployed from various departments receive proper training at respective city corporat