Gandhinagar: Big news has come out for Anganwadi employees. Thousands of employees working in more than 53 thousand Anganwadis have received the gift of increment. At the same time, the increased salary will be applicable from the current month of March 2020. This news has come before the festival of Holi has doubled the happiness of the employees. Know here what level of salary the employee will get now and how many people will be benefited from it. The Gujarat government fulfilled the promise made in the budget, on Friday, has increased the salary of the employees working in more than 53 thousand Anganwadi in the state from 300 to 600 rupees. Anganwadi workers have been demanding a salary increase for a long time. At the same time, Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Nitin Patel announced in the House on Friday under Rule 44 of the Legislative Assembly that it has been decided to increase the salary of women employees working in the state Anganwadi, Mini Anganwadi.

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More than 50 thousand women employees working in Anganwadi will now get a monthly salary of Rs 7800, earlier they used to get Rs 7200. The government has increased by 600 rupees per month. Apart from this, the salary of the employees working in Mini Anganwadi has been increased by Rs 300, now they will get Rs 4400 monthly. The government has announced that it will benefit more than 53 thousand Anganwadi employees of the state. The government has announced to implement the salary hike from March 2019, the government will pay arrears of one year in three installments. On the coffers of the government, this increment will incur an additional burden of Rs 112 crores.

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The Deputy Chief Minister informed that 53 thousand 29 women employees are working in the Anganwadis of the state. Around 33 lakh children from Gujarat go to Anganwadi to study. After this increment, now the government's coffers will bear a burden of 56 million rupees annually.

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