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Centre's Stand On Payment To Delhi's Civic Bodies Unfortunate: Top Court
The Supreme Court Monday said it was "unfortunate and tragic" that the centre was not prepared to "make any payment at all" to resolve the crisis arising out of the strike by sanitation workers of East Delhi Municipal Corporation over regular payment of salaries.
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Arvind Kejriwal Slams Centre, Says No Money For Delhi Sanitation Workers
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today slammed the Centre, saying it would have "immediately waived loans" of "a few rich people" but not giving money for poor municipal sanitation workers who were on strike for the last three weeks.
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Let's Talk: Arvind Kejriwal After Sanitation Workers Protest Near Home
After thousands of sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near the Delhi chief minister's home, Arvind Kejriwal has agreed to meet them. Will tell them the "truth", he tweeted.
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Will Release 500 Crores To Civic Bodies, Delhi Government Tells Top Court
The Delhi government on Wednesday told the Supreme Court it would release Rs 500 crore within two days to civic bodies, which will help resolve crisis that has arisen due to the ongoing strike by sanitation workers of East Delhi Municipal Corporation over regular payment of salaries and regularisation of workers.
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Court Asks Delhi Government To Release Funds To Pay East Delhi Civic Body Sanitation Workers
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government to release within three days the arrears of sanitation workers of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC), who are on indefinite strike since Wednesday.
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East Delhi Sanitation Workers On Indefinite Strike Just Before Diwali
For east Delhi residents, this Diwali season would mean a stench-filled air, as scores of municipal sanitation workers today went on an indefinite strike over various issues, including over not getting salaries
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Rs 119 Crore Released To East Delhi Civic Body For Salary Payments: Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday announced that the government had approved an advance sum of Rs 119 crore to East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) after its employees went on strike for non-payment of salaries.
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East, North Delhi Municipal Corporations Call Off 16-Day Strike
Nearly 60,000 sanitation workers of two municipal corporations today called off their 16-day strike, which had crippled the garbage disposal system in nearly 70 per cent of the national capital, posing a major health hazard.
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Delhi Government Asks Lieutenant Governor to Resolve Garbage Crisis
The Delhi government has asked Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung to direct the Delhi Development Authority to release dues running into crores to the three civic bodies, as doctors and teachers joined the six-day strike by over 60,000 sanitation workers. The East Delhi Municipal Corporation, meanwhile, approached the court, accusing the government of...
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Meet Demands of Striking Workers, Arvind Kejriwal to MCD Mayors
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today rejected claims that the Delhi government owes money to the civic bodies and instead asked the DDA, which comes under the Centre, to release Rs 1,500 crore as property tax to the MCDs.
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Centre's Stand On Payment To Delhi's Civic Bodies Unfortunate: Top Court
The Supreme Court Monday said it was "unfortunate and tragic" that the centre was not prepared to "make any payment at all" to resolve the crisis arising out of the strike by sanitation workers of East Delhi Municipal Corporation over regular payment of salaries.
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Arvind Kejriwal Slams Centre, Says No Money For Delhi Sanitation Workers
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today slammed the Centre, saying it would have "immediately waived loans" of "a few rich people" but not giving money for poor municipal sanitation workers who were on strike for the last three weeks.
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Let's Talk: Arvind Kejriwal After Sanitation Workers Protest Near Home
After thousands of sanitation workers of the East civic body protested near the Delhi chief minister's home, Arvind Kejriwal has agreed to meet them. Will tell them the "truth", he tweeted.
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Will Release 500 Crores To Civic Bodies, Delhi Government Tells Top Court
The Delhi government on Wednesday told the Supreme Court it would release Rs 500 crore within two days to civic bodies, which will help resolve crisis that has arisen due to the ongoing strike by sanitation workers of East Delhi Municipal Corporation over regular payment of salaries and regularisation of workers.
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Court Asks Delhi Government To Release Funds To Pay East Delhi Civic Body Sanitation Workers
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government to release within three days the arrears of sanitation workers of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC), who are on indefinite strike since Wednesday.
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East Delhi Sanitation Workers On Indefinite Strike Just Before Diwali
For east Delhi residents, this Diwali season would mean a stench-filled air, as scores of municipal sanitation workers today went on an indefinite strike over various issues, including over not getting salaries
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Rs 119 Crore Released To East Delhi Civic Body For Salary Payments: Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday announced that the government had approved an advance sum of Rs 119 crore to East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) after its employees went on strike for non-payment of salaries.
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East, North Delhi Municipal Corporations Call Off 16-Day Strike
Nearly 60,000 sanitation workers of two municipal corporations today called off their 16-day strike, which had crippled the garbage disposal system in nearly 70 per cent of the national capital, posing a major health hazard.
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Delhi Government Asks Lieutenant Governor to Resolve Garbage Crisis
The Delhi government has asked Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung to direct the Delhi Development Authority to release dues running into crores to the three civic bodies, as doctors and teachers joined the six-day strike by over 60,000 sanitation workers. The East Delhi Municipal Corporation, meanwhile, approached the court, accusing the government of...
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Meet Demands of Striking Workers, Arvind Kejriwal to MCD Mayors
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today rejected claims that the Delhi government owes money to the civic bodies and instead asked the DDA, which comes under the Centre, to release Rs 1,500 crore as property tax to the MCDs.
