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IN PHOTOS: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel launches 'Shramik Basera Yojna'

Updated On: 18 July, 2024 08:20 PM IST | Sanjana Deshpande

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel launched the 'Shramik Basera Yojna' on Thursday. Pics/X

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Under the scheme, nearly 15,000 construction workers will be provided with a temporary accommodation at a nominal rate of Rs 5 per day.
Under the scheme, nearly 15,000 construction workers will be provided with a temporary accommodation at a nominal rate of Rs 5 per day.
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According to an official release, the CM performed the bhoomi poojan ceremony of 17 dwelling structures to house the labourers in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Vadodara and Rajkot cities in the first phase

According to an official release, the CM performed the bhoomi poojan ceremony of 17 dwelling structures to house the labourers in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Vadodara and Rajkot cities in the first phase

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Patel was present at one such site in Ahmedabad's Jagatpur area to lay its foundation stone. He launched the other such facilities virtually, it said

Patel was present at one such site in Ahmedabad's Jagatpur area to lay its foundation stone. He launched the other such facilities virtually, it said

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As per the release, the CM also launched a portal for the Shramik Basera scheme

As per the release, the CM also launched a portal for the Shramik Basera scheme

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Addressing the event, the CM said the scheme will benefit about 15,000 construction workers once the facilities are ready

Addressing the event, the CM said the scheme will benefit about 15,000 construction workers once the facilities are ready

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Accommodation will be provided to construction workers for a daily rent of Rs 5 per person

Accommodation will be provided to construction workers for a daily rent of Rs 5 per person

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Patel wrote on X, "Under the 'Shramik Basera Yojana', the state government aims to provide accommodation facilities to around 3 lakh laborers by preparing temporary accommodation near various Kadianakas of Gujarat in the next three years"

Patel wrote on X, "Under the 'Shramik Basera Yojana', the state government aims to provide accommodation facilities to around 3 lakh laborers by preparing temporary accommodation near various Kadianakas of Gujarat in the next three years"

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The project will cost Rs 1,500 crore, he said. Patel added, "The workers will get accommodation facilities including clean water, kitchen, electricity, CCTV, toilets, street lights, security, sanitation, and medical facilities"

The project will cost Rs 1,500 crore, he said. Patel added, "The workers will get accommodation facilities including clean water, kitchen, electricity, CCTV, toilets, street lights, security, sanitation, and medical facilities"

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He said, the move is aimed at bringing about a "qualitative change" in the living standard of workers from the unorganised sector and construction workers, addressing the event in Jagatpur

He said, the move is aimed at bringing about a "qualitative change" in the living standard of workers from the unorganised sector and construction workers, addressing the event in Jagatpur

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Along with the housing facility, food will also be provided under 'Shramik Annapurna Yojana' and facilities including free health check-ups will also be arranged, Patel wrote in a post on X

Along with the housing facility, food will also be provided under 'Shramik Annapurna Yojana' and facilities including free health check-ups will also be arranged, Patel wrote in a post on X

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On this occasion, benefits under various labour welfare schemes were also distributed to Shram Yogis and their families

On this occasion, benefits under various labour welfare schemes were also distributed to Shram Yogis and their families

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