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ASHA workers in Thiruvananthapuram have been protesting for 55 days, demanding a higher honorarium and retirement benefits. In the latest round of discussions with the government, the proposal to form a committee to consider their demands was suggested by the Congress-affiliated INTUC, an allegation denied by the trade union. The ASHA Workers Association (KAHWA) rejected the proposal and suggested a direct increase in honorarium instead.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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