Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra has directed strict enforcement of animal welfare laws during Bakra Eid. Sacrifice of cows, calves, and camels is completely illegal, and violators will face criminal action.
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra, during a review meeting with the Development Department on Thursday, directed officials to ensure strict compliance with all provisions and laws related to animal welfare.
Delhi Labour Minister Kapil Mishra, expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya for their initiative to ensure annual health check-up for workers aged 40 years and above under the new Labour Code, said these workers are among the individuals who belong to the most vulnerable age group from health point of view.
Speaking on the occasion, the CM said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, through ‘Mann Ki Baat’, has emphasized the need to connect the youth with culture and devotion and has appreciated initiatives like ‘Bhajan Clubbing'.
Following a forensic examination, the court found that the video was doctored and asked social media firms to delete all related links from accounts that posted it.
Earlier today, the Delhi Assembly witnessed chaos as BJP MLAs protested against AAP over alleged remarks by LoP Atishi on a Sikh Guru.
The cabinet minister also stated that the new Labour Codes issued by the Central Government will ensure a guaranteed minimum wage for all workers across the country, along with providing them with a stable and reliable income.
“Worker's health is non-negotiable,” Mishra added, directing officers to ensure regular health check-ups and the provision of primary medical facilities at all construction sites. He emphasised that health and safety are not optional measures but fundamental rights of every worker.
In a statement issued here today, Office of the Delhi Development Minister stated that Development Minister Kapil Mishra commenced the cleanliness drive in North-East Delhi’s Ghonda Chowk, here today.
The cultural evening featured a special Kathak dance-drama titled “Shri Krishna–Draupadi Samvad: Decoding Maharani Draupadi”, which beautifully showcased the cultural grandeur of Indraprasth from the Mahabharata era.
