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Kerala State Transport Joins Nationwide Strike Against Motor Vehicles Bill
Normal life was affected in Kerala as public transport kept off the roads in support of the 24-hour nationwide motor-vehicle strike by transport unions to protest against the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill.
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Strike Hits Public Transport And Banking In Telangana, Andhra Pradesh
The day-long nationwide strike called by trade unions today to oppose the NDA government's "anti-labour" policies and demand better wages, affected public transport and banking services in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
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Bharat Bandh: Public Transport, Banking Services Hit In Haryana, Punjab
Services including banking and public transport were hit in Haryana, Punjab and Union Territory Chandigarh with employees of various government departments joining one-day nationwide strike to protest against 'anti-labour' policies of the government.
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Trade Union Strike Shuts Kerala, Low Impact In Delhi, Mumbai: 10 Points
A 24-hour 'Bharat Bandh' called by 10 trade unions has shut down Kerala and much of Karnataka, but in Delhi and Mumbai buses are running and essential services like power and water supply have not been affected.
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15 Crore Workers on Strike Today, Critical Services Hit: 10 Developments
About 15 crore workers are on a nationwide strike and essential services like banking and public transport have been hit in many places. There is major impact in West Bengal and cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Thiruvananthapuram.
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15 Crore Workers in 10 Unions on Strike Today; Banking, Transport Likely to be Hit
Essential services like banking and public transport may be impacted today with ten central trade unions going ahead with their one-day nationwide strike, even as the government appealed to them for calling off the agitation, which BJP-backed BMS and NFITU decided to boycott.
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Nationwide Transport Strike Affects Services in Karnataka
Services of public buses and auto rickshaws were affected in different parts of Karnataka today due to the nationwide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed Road Transport and Safety Bill, 2015.
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Nationwide Strike Against New Road Transport Bill Begins
Public transport and auto rickshaws Delhi have gone on strike today in support of a nation wide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed new road transport bill.
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Nationwide Strike Against the New Road Transport Bill Today
Normal life in the state may be affected today as public transport and auto rickshaws are likely to stay off the roads in support of a nation wide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed new road transport bill.
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Bharat bandh: public transport hit in Delhi due to nationwide strike
Commuters in the city on Wednesday faced hardships as a section of auto rickshaws and taxis remained off the road in support of the two-day nationwide strike called by 11 trade unions.
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Bharat bandh: in Mumbai, public transport, dabbawalas work as usual
India's financial sector was crippled on Wednesday as all banks, insurance companies and commercial establishments in Mumbai remained shut on the first of the two-day nationwide strike, organisers said.
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All-India strike today; banks, public transport likely to be affected
Eleven major trade unions are scheduled to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting Wednesday. Trade unionists claim 10 crore workers will be taking part in the strike. Industry body Assocham has appealed to central trade unions to call off their proposed strike, and estimated a loss of between 15-20 thousand crore rupees to the economy.
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Mumbai may skip Bharat Bandh
As the country prepares for the nationwide bandh on February 20 and 21, called by trade unions in banking, insurance, public sector undertakings, transporters and unorganised sectors it seems that the city won't be drastically affected by the two-day bandh as most unions aren't going on strike for two days. MiD DAY spoke to various organisations an...
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Nationwide bandh by trade unions: Banking services hit; transport affected in some parts
Major trade unions across the country have called for a 24-hour general strike today to protest against the "anti-labour" policies of the government, rising prices and disinvestment of Public Sector Units or PSUs. The strike is likely to cripple transport, banking and other day-to-day services.
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Kerala State Transport Joins Nationwide Strike Against Motor Vehicles Bill
Normal life was affected in Kerala as public transport kept off the roads in support of the 24-hour nationwide motor-vehicle strike by transport unions to protest against the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill.
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Strike Hits Public Transport And Banking In Telangana, Andhra Pradesh
The day-long nationwide strike called by trade unions today to oppose the NDA government's "anti-labour" policies and demand better wages, affected public transport and banking services in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
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Bharat Bandh: Public Transport, Banking Services Hit In Haryana, Punjab
Services including banking and public transport were hit in Haryana, Punjab and Union Territory Chandigarh with employees of various government departments joining one-day nationwide strike to protest against 'anti-labour' policies of the government.
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Trade Union Strike Shuts Kerala, Low Impact In Delhi, Mumbai: 10 Points
A 24-hour 'Bharat Bandh' called by 10 trade unions has shut down Kerala and much of Karnataka, but in Delhi and Mumbai buses are running and essential services like power and water supply have not been affected.
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15 Crore Workers on Strike Today, Critical Services Hit: 10 Developments
About 15 crore workers are on a nationwide strike and essential services like banking and public transport have been hit in many places. There is major impact in West Bengal and cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Thiruvananthapuram.
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15 Crore Workers in 10 Unions on Strike Today; Banking, Transport Likely to be Hit
Essential services like banking and public transport may be impacted today with ten central trade unions going ahead with their one-day nationwide strike, even as the government appealed to them for calling off the agitation, which BJP-backed BMS and NFITU decided to boycott.
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Nationwide Transport Strike Affects Services in Karnataka
Services of public buses and auto rickshaws were affected in different parts of Karnataka today due to the nationwide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed Road Transport and Safety Bill, 2015.
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Nationwide Strike Against New Road Transport Bill Begins
Public transport and auto rickshaws Delhi have gone on strike today in support of a nation wide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed new road transport bill.
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Nationwide Strike Against the New Road Transport Bill Today
Normal life in the state may be affected today as public transport and auto rickshaws are likely to stay off the roads in support of a nation wide strike called by transport sector workers in protest against the proposed new road transport bill.
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Bharat bandh: public transport hit in Delhi due to nationwide strike
Commuters in the city on Wednesday faced hardships as a section of auto rickshaws and taxis remained off the road in support of the two-day nationwide strike called by 11 trade unions.
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Bharat bandh: in Mumbai, public transport, dabbawalas work as usual
India's financial sector was crippled on Wednesday as all banks, insurance companies and commercial establishments in Mumbai remained shut on the first of the two-day nationwide strike, organisers said.
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All-India strike today; banks, public transport likely to be affected
Eleven major trade unions are scheduled to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting Wednesday. Trade unionists claim 10 crore workers will be taking part in the strike. Industry body Assocham has appealed to central trade unions to call off their proposed strike, and estimated a loss of between 15-20 thousand crore rupees to the economy.
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Mumbai may skip Bharat Bandh
As the country prepares for the nationwide bandh on February 20 and 21, called by trade unions in banking, insurance, public sector undertakings, transporters and unorganised sectors it seems that the city won't be drastically affected by the two-day bandh as most unions aren't going on strike for two days. MiD DAY spoke to various organisations an...
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Nationwide bandh by trade unions: Banking services hit; transport affected in some parts
Major trade unions across the country have called for a 24-hour general strike today to protest against the "anti-labour" policies of the government, rising prices and disinvestment of Public Sector Units or PSUs. The strike is likely to cripple transport, banking and other day-to-day services.
