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In this video, we discuss the latest official update from the J&K General Administration Department (GAD) regarding the regularisation of over 1 lakh daily wagers, including workers from PHE (Jal Shakti), CPW, NYC, and Anganwadi.
Key Highlights of the Latest GAD Update:
Committee Final Report: The high-level committee (Order No. 384-JK of 2025) has completed the biometric verification of 100,501 workers.
Roadmap for 2026: The J&K Government has confirmed in the recent Assembly session that a phased regularisation policy is being drafted for the 2026 Budget.
Salary & Minimum Wages: Updates on the implementation of the revised minimum wage structure for skilled and unskilled workers.
Anganwadi & NYC: Information on the new selection criteria and potential honorarium hikes for Poshan Project workers.
Important Official Documents Mentioned:
GAD Order No. 384-JK (2025) - Committee Formation.
863 Workers Regularisation Order (October 2025).
Jal Shakti Department Policy Review Statement.
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The "Today" Status: There is no universal "Permanent Order" issued today. The most recent major action was the verification of the database and the regularisation of a specific group of 863 workers in late 2025.
PHE & CPW: The Jal Shakti Minister, Javed Ahmad Rana, recently stated that a regularisation policy is under "active consideration" to address staff shortages.
Salary: Under S.O. 513, the minimum wage for skilled workers is ₹483/day, but many workers are still fighting for this to be fully implemented across all districts.
Anganwadi: Most "latest orders" for Anganwadi workers in late 2025 relate to new recruitment (Sanginis and Sahayikas) rather than making existing part-time workers permanent government employees.