<p>A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting to discuss regularisation of daily wage workers at the chief minister’s home office ‘Krishna’ on Monday.<br /><br />Sources said there are around 15,000 daily wage workers on rolls in different departments. The government has prepared a draft bill to absorb daily wage workers who have completed 10 years of service as on April 10, 2006, as permanent employees. <br /><br />A final decision on the issue would be taken after the Finance and DPAR submit their reports to the government.<br /><br />Integrated Township<br />The Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA) made a presentation to the chief minister on the Bidadi Integrated Township. <br /><br />The BMRDA had recently floated fresh tenders for the project and at present is at the Request for Project (RFP) stage.<br /><br />The Bidadi Integrated Township did make a start with the project initially being awarded to Delhi-based real estate major DLF during H D Kumaraswamy’s tenure as the chief minister in 2007. The project, however, did not make any headway due to political instability in the State and subsequent global economic meltdown. <br /><br />A presentation on the status of Bangalore mono-rail was also made to the chief minister.</p>
<p>A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting to discuss regularisation of daily wage workers at the chief minister’s home office ‘Krishna’ on Monday.<br /><br />Sources said there are around 15,000 daily wage workers on rolls in different departments. The government has prepared a draft bill to absorb daily wage workers who have completed 10 years of service as on April 10, 2006, as permanent employees. <br /><br />A final decision on the issue would be taken after the Finance and DPAR submit their reports to the government.<br /><br />Integrated Township<br />The Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA) made a presentation to the chief minister on the Bidadi Integrated Township. <br /><br />The BMRDA had recently floated fresh tenders for the project and at present is at the Request for Project (RFP) stage.<br /><br />The Bidadi Integrated Township did make a start with the project initially being awarded to Delhi-based real estate major DLF during H D Kumaraswamy’s tenure as the chief minister in 2007. The project, however, did not make any headway due to political instability in the State and subsequent global economic meltdown. <br /><br />A presentation on the status of Bangalore mono-rail was also made to the chief minister.</p>
