Bharatiya Janata Party · Lok Sabha General Election 2024
Last updated 2 Jun 2026
“We will ensure a review of National Floor Wages from time to time.”
The statutory basis for a national floor wage has been strengthened through the Code on Wages: when the four Labour Codes came into force on 21 November 2025, a Central-government-fixed floor wage became enforceable, below which no state can set minimum wages, and states are required to issue revised minimum-wage notifications. This institutionalises periodic wage-setting. However, the headline national floor wage figure had remained at an older advisory level for years without a fresh upward revision, so the specific "review from time to time" pledge is structurally enabled but not yet clearly demonstrated through an actual revised floor-wage number. Partial.
Four Labour Codes come into force; the Code on Wages makes a Central floor wage statutory, below which states cannot set minimum wages, with states to issue revised notifications.
View sourceWe will expand the network of Garima Grahas to cater to the needs of transgender individuals. We will issue identity cards to ensure their recognition nationwide. Furthermore, all eligible transgender individuals will be covered under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana.
We will continue to prioritize the housing needs of divyangs under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, guaranteeing affordable and accessible housing solutions that cater to their unique requirements.
We will continue developing affordable, indigenous aids and assistive devices to make Bharat atmanirbhar in such equipment.
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