Anganwadi workers

The Bihar cabinet approved the creation of 22,981 Anganwadi worker posts and 19 District & Additional Sessions Judge positions for Exclusive Special Courts, along with three posts for Additional Special Courts.

Anganwadi workers are demanding the removal of unnecessary apps. The issue highlights concerns over digital tools impacting their work.

Anganwadi workers marched to the Collectorate to demand a wage hike. The protest highlights their call for increased salaries.

Hundreds of Anganwadi and midday meal workers protested against the commercialisation of the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), privatisation of meal schemes, and the introduction of digital surveillance. They demanded wage revision and job security.

Anganwadi workers in Andhra Pradesh are demanding a monthly wage of ₹26,000 and social security benefits, staging protests outside Collectorates and threatening a statewide siege on July 31 if their demands are not met.

Anganwadi workers in Ongole staged a protest demanding a minimum monthly wage of ₹26,000 and implementation of social security schemes including pension, PF, ESI, gratuity, and paid medical leave.

Anganwadi workers are demanding regularisation and the inclusion of LKG-UKG education at Anganwadi centres. The push aims to expand the services offered at these community-based childcare and education facilities.

Haryana government accepted key demands of Anganwadi workers following protests. A union delegation met with officials at the Irrigation Department Headquarters in Panchkula.

Anganwadi workers in U.P. villages face challenges with patchy internet and digital disconnect despite receiving new phones. The issue highlights ongoing technological and infrastructure gaps in rural areas.