Honorarium for Aanganwadi Workers

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Honorarium for Aanganwadi Workers

By PIB Delhi

The Central Government is providing honorarium of Rs 4,500/- per month to Anganwadi Workers (AWWs), Rs 3,500/- per month to AWWs at mini-AWCs and Rs 2,250/- per month to AnganwadiHelpers (AWHs). The Government is also providing the performance-linked incentive of Rs 250/- per month to AWHs effective from 1st October 2018. AWWs are paid performance-linked incentive of Rs 500/- per month for using ICDS-CAS (Common Application Software) under POSHAN Abhiyaan. In addition to this, most of the States/UTs are also providing monetary incentives to these workers out of their own resources.

Under the Anganwadi Services Scheme, the funding pattern between Centre and States/UTs is as under:

Category of States/UTsComponents
GeneralSalarySNP
States/UTs with Legislature60:4025:7550:50
NE/Himalayan States& UT of J&K90:1090:1090:10
UT Without Legislature100:0100:0100:0

Presently, there is no proposal under consideration to increase the honorarium of Anganwadi Workers.

AWWs/AWHs are honorary workers who come forward to render their services on payment of monthly honorarium. In view of the very nature of the role of Anganwadi Workers/Helpers, it is not feasible to declare them as regular/permanent employees. Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in a ruling of 07.12.2006 in Civil Appeal No. 4853-4957 of 1998 – State of Karnataka & Ors. vs. Ameerbi&Ors. has held that Anganwadi Workers/Helpers do not hold any civil post.

Out of 16 recommendations/observations made by the Dr. ChandreshKumari Committee, 14 recommendations have been implemented. Pursuant to the observations made by the Committee in its Sixteen Report, Ministry of Women & Child Development has furnished action taken report to the Committee.

State/UT-wise number of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) in the country is as under:

S no.State/UTNumber of AWW
SanctionedIn-position
1Andhra Pradesh5560753942
2Telangana3570034164
3Arunachal Pradesh62256225
4Assam6215360942
5Bihar115009105383
6Chhattisgarh5247450030
7Goa12621198
8Gujarat5302951524
9Haryana2596225152
10Himachal Pradesh1892518759
11Jammu & Kashmir3193829830
12Jharkhand3843237821
13Karnataka6591164440
14Kerala3331833115
15Madhya Pradesh9713596119
16Maharashtra110486105592
17Manipur1151011302
18Meghalaya58965879
19Mizoram22442244
20Nagaland39803980
21Odisha7415470188
22Punjab2731426652
23Rajasthan6201061593
24Sikkim13081301
25Tamil Nadu5443949182
26Tripura101459911
27Uttar Pradesh190145171245
28Uttarakhand2006719521
29West Bengal119481107939
30A & N Islands720719
31Chandigarh450450
32Delhi108979353
33Dadra & N Haveli302302
34Daman & Diu10798
35Lakshadweep107107
36Puducherry855780
 Total 13996971326982

(As on 30.09.2019)

This information was given by the Minister of Women and Child Development, Smriti Zubin Irani, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

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