Free of cost health check-up scheme for Delhi govt employees approved by LG

Published On 2019-08-03 04:29 GMT   |   Update On 2019-08-03 04:29 GMT

New Delhi: In good news for around 1.5 lakh Delhi government employees over 40 years of age, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal on Thursday gave his in-principal approval for a scheme to extend mandatory annual health check-up "free of cost".


The mandatory annual health check-up shall be made part of the employees' annual performance assessment report to ensure its implementation in letter and spirit, the governor said in a communique.






The employee will be able to visit any of the authorized/empanelled hospitals for the check-up. The amount spent on such check-ups will be reimbursed by the government.


Such facilities were available to IAS officers and Group A Civil Services Officers only so far.


"The introduction of the scheme will definitely prove to be a milestone in ensuring good health for all the employees under the NCT Delhi government. The decision will go a long way in improving the overall productivity and efficiency of the administration," the governor said.


The modalities of the scheme will be finalised by Chief Secretary, the Delhi government.

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