The Delhi government has announced a fresh hike in minimum wages across all worker categories.
It’s aimed at easing the pinch of rising living costs and inflation.
The revised wages range from ₹390 to ₹520 more per month — depending on skill level and education.

The Delhi government has announced a fresh hike in minimum wages across all worker categories.
It's aimed at easing the pinch of rising living costs and inflation.

Delhi govt hikes minimum wages across worker categories; know full details here | Jobs | employment

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Delhi govt hikes minimum wages across worker categories; know full details here | Jobs | employment

The Delhi government has announced a fresh hike in minimum wages across all worker categories. It’s aimed at easing the pinch of rising living costs and inflation. The revised wages range from ₹390 to ₹520 more per month — depending on skill level and education.

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