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The Anganwadi workers told 'The Wire' that although they did their duty during the first and second wave of COVID-19, the government has still not listened to their demands even once.

Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Monday gave a nod to fill 10,880 vacant posts in various cadres in the Education Department. Presiding over a meeting of various departments, the chief minister also directed for creation of posts of 2,000 physical education teachers in primary schools, according to an official release. Besides, he also discussed with the

Workers main demands include giving honorarium at par with government employees discharging same responsibilities like them.

Female doctors are said to be irked over the new dress code of white sari or Punjabi dress or chudidar to be implemented from Monday

Excelsior Correspondent REASI, Oct 27: Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti and Food Processing Industries, Prahlad Singh Patel on the second day of his tour, visited General Zorawar Singh Stadium here and interacted with the women Entrepreneurs, Self Help Group members and Doctors as well as Asha Workers and Vaccinators of Health Department of the district. Speaking on the occasion, Prahlad Singh said that the Union Government is committed to ensure transparency and accountability in its func...

Every year, month of October is observed as breast cancer awareness month. As per World Health Organization, in 2020, 2.3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer and it caused 685000 deaths globally.

West Bengal Congress chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Saturday has written a letter urging the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to increase the salary of ASHA workers.

 REASI: Deputy Commissioner Reasi Charandeep Singh today launched a five day targeted door to door vaccination drive -Paanch Divasiya Vaccination Abhiyan-Abhi Nahi Toh Kabhi Nahi".On this occasion, Charandeep Singh said that Village Level Teams

"Covid cases are everywhere, in all the slums. We probably had 10 times that number of cases we saw which went undetected because there is stigma, and lack of RT-PCR tests."

Despite being on the frontline, workers say they often figure last in getting protective items