India, June 5 -- Around 1,100 sanitation workers engaged in door-to-door garbage collection across Noida called off their four-day strike on Thursday after a meeting of Noida authority officials, solid waste management firm AG Enviro management, and workers' representatives resulted in an agreement to increase wages by Rs.1,100 per month.

The workers had gone on strike on Monday, demanding a wage hike and parity with their counterparts in Greater Noida, where sanitation workers earn around Rs.21,000 per month. Before the revision, drivers engaged in door-to-door garbage collection earned around Rs.17,000 per month, while helpers received approximately Rs.15,000, according to workers.

The agitation had disrupted waste collection services...