Andaman And Nicobar Islands
Effective Date: 01 July 2025
Stay informed with the latest minimum wage notifications published by State Governments across India. The Minimum Wages Act, 1948 ensures fair remuneration and protects workersβ livelihoods against inflation and rising costs.
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The data provided here is based on official state notifications and gazette circulars. Please verify from respective state sources before relying on this information.
Whether you are an employer, HR professional, or consultant, this section enables you to quickly access and compare minimum wage rates β ensuring compliance with the latest standards.
The Act mandates fair remuneration for workers and empowers governments to fix and revise wage rates across scheduled employments.
Most states revise minimum wages twice a year β typically in April and October β considering inflation and living costs.
You can download them directly from each state's DCPS Minimum Wages page.
The Act applies to industries and establishments across India, including factories, shops, plantations, and construction sites. Each state periodically revises wage rates for specific sectors and skill levels to ensure fair compensation.
Employers must ensure workers are paid at least the notified minimum wages. Non-compliance may lead to fines, legal actions, or other statutory penalties. Staying updated and implementing wage revisions on time helps avoid risks and ensures fair labor practices.