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13 Namo Labour Service Centres to Open in Delhi for Workers' Welfare
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 07:16 PM
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The Delhi government will inaugurate 13 Namo Labour Service Centres across the capital, aimed at providing a single‑window platform for labourers to access welfare schemes and grievance redressal.
The Delhi administration has announced the launch of thirteen Namo Labour Service Centres in the national capital. These centres are being set up as part of a government effort to streamline access to welfare schemes, registration services and grievance mechanisms for the city’s large informal and migrant workforce.
Each centre will operate as a one‑stop hub where workers can obtain information on government benefits, register for schemes, and seek assistance with employment‑related issues. Officials say the network is intended to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and improve outreach to vulnerable labour segments.
The inauguration schedule will be rolled out over the coming weeks, with locations spread across different districts to ensure wider coverage. The initiative reflects Delhi’s broader focus on labour welfare and skill development, aiming to create a more supportive environment for the city’s working population.
Stakeholders, including trade unions and NGOs, have welcomed the move, noting that centralized service points can enhance transparency and speed up service delivery for workers who often face procedural delays.
The government will monitor the performance of the centres and may expand the model based on feedback and utilisation trends.
Each centre will operate as a one‑stop hub where workers can obtain information on government benefits, register for schemes, and seek assistance with employment‑related issues. Officials say the network is intended to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and improve outreach to vulnerable labour segments.
The inauguration schedule will be rolled out over the coming weeks, with locations spread across different districts to ensure wider coverage. The initiative reflects Delhi’s broader focus on labour welfare and skill development, aiming to create a more supportive environment for the city’s working population.
Stakeholders, including trade unions and NGOs, have welcomed the move, noting that centralized service points can enhance transparency and speed up service delivery for workers who often face procedural delays.
The government will monitor the performance of the centres and may expand the model based on feedback and utilisation trends.