-->

‘With just ₹66 per day, how will we survive?’

Date:

Share post:

ASHA workers question rationale behind such a meagre daily amount 

Nongstoiñ, Nov 13: A large number of Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) from West Khasi Hills, affiliated with the Meghalaya ASHA Workers Union, on Monday organized a peace rally in Nongstoiñ, seeking enhancement of their honorarium.

The Peace Rally commenced from the Maternity & Child Hospital (MCH) and concluded with a public gathering at Market Complex in New Nongstoiñ.

Expressing their concerns, the ASHA workers lamented the inadequacy of their honorarium, stating that they receive a meagre Rs. 66 per day when divided. They questioned how they could survive on such an amount.

The peace rally witnessed the participation of notable figures, including M. June Myrsing, the president of the Meghalaya ASHA Workers Union, Linianci Marweiñ, the president of ASHA Workers Union Nongstoiñ, Kyntiewmon Nongshli, the president of Mawsynrut ASHA Union, Srally Rashir, the Sardar of New Nongstoiñ, and other ASHA workers from Aradonga. The public gathering was chaired by Oiñsinora Kharbani.

Share post:

-->
spot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

‘I’m chief minister of Meghalaya, not just NPP’, says Conrad K Sangma

SHILLONG, FEB 26: Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has...

“Nga dei u CM ka Meghalaya, ym tang jong ka NPP”, ong u Conrad Sangma

Shillong, Rymphang 26 : U Myntri Rangbah ka Jylla...

Meghalaya to get 12% free power from small hydro projects, 12 DPRs completed

SHILLONG, FEB 26: Power Minister Metbah Lyngdoh announced that...

Dam safety in Meghalaya: Rs 441Cr DRIP project to be completed by 2028

SHILLONG, FEB 26: Power Minister Metbah Lyngdoh informed the...