Labour ministry Dashboard

Here is an organized overview and description of the official government labour dashboards and reference portals you listed, highlighting what each provides and why it's useful:

1. Labour & Social Security Dashboards & Key Government Portals

1. Power BI Labour Dashboard

• Purpose: This Power BI dashboard provides interactive, real-time analytics for labour, industrial relations, or employment statistics in India.

• Features: Visualizes ministry data, trends, comparisons, and key performance indicators regarding employment, workplaces, social security, or policy compliance.

• Usage: Excellent for decision-makers, policy monitors, and researchers who need data visualizations from various agency feeds.

2. ESIC (Employees' State Insurance Corporation) Performance Dashboard

• Purpose: Tracks data for India’s public insurance scheme for workers, employers, and hospitals.

• Key Data (As of July 2025):

  • Hospitals: 165 ESI Hospitals (59 ESIC + 106 State ESIS)

  • Dispensaries: 1,574 total (36 ESIC + 1,538 ESIS)

  • Claims Settled (July 2025):

    • 14,744 maternity benefit

    • 67,158 sickness benefit

    • 207,969 permanent disablement benefit

    • 116,347 dependent benefit

  • ABVKY: 54 claims (Atal Beemit Vyakti Kalyan Yojana) approved in reporting period

  • Claims Since July 2018:

    • Total received: 91,937 (24-03-2020 to current: 91,531)

    • Approved: 69,035 (24-03-2020 to current: 68,915)

    • Rejected: 20,842

  • Enrolments:

    • 23.6 million UANs seeded

    • 115.56 million mobile numbers seeded

    • 121.48 million bank accounts seeded

  • Eligibility: 400.81 lakh insured persons eligible for ESI benefits (as on 30.09.2024)

• Usage: For public review of ESIC’s reach and service delivery across India.

3. DGMS: Directorate General of Mines Safety & Mining Labour Acts

• Purpose: The national nodal agency for safety, health, and welfare of mine workers.

• What You Can Access:

  • Download Main Acts & Safety Rules (as PDF):

    • The Mines Act, 1952

    • The Coal Mines Regulations, 2017

    • The Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961

    • The Oil Mines Regulations, 2017

    • The Mines Rules, 1955

    • The Mines Vocational Training Rules, 1966

    • The Mine Rescue Rules, 1985

    • The Mines Creche Rules, 1966

    • The Central Electricity Authority Regulations, 2023

    • The Explosives Rules, 2008

    • The Factories Act, 1948

  • Other resources: Safety awards, notifications, annual statistics, circulars, RTI, public grievance forms, etc.

• Usage: Reference site for official legal documents, compliance, and safety for mining and factory labour in India.

4. Labour Ministry Statistical Dashboard

• Purpose: Provides key national data and analytics on different labour and employment indicators under the Ministry of Labour & Employment.

• Features/Indicators (examples):

  • Employment/unemployment trends

  • Registration and compliance status of establishments

  • Scheme-wise benefit disbursements

  • Performance by state/UT, sector, gender, age, etc.

• Note: The dashboard may sometimes be subject to access or load issues.

How To Use

• Visit each link for up-to-date, authoritative government information.

• Dashboards provide open data for transparency, policy research, student projects, or organizational compliance needs.

• You can extract statistics, reports, and sometimes downloadable datasets or law documents as PDF.

Tip: For sustained access, save/organize these links in your website resources section for the benefit of all users.

Citations:
: ESIC Performance Dashboard
: DGMS – Mines Acts & Regulations Index