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Chief Justice BR Gavai Joins Delhi Government's Plantation Drive
Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai on Saturday said forests do not belong to us alone but to future generations and stressed the need to strike a balance between development and environmental preservation.
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Plantation Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Wage Hike in Kerala
Nearly three lakh plantation workers, employed in different estates in Kerala, today began an indefinite strike to demand wage hike and 20 per cent bonus.
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Kerala Chief Minister Says Will Not Take Decision That Hurts Plantations
A day after plantation workers in Kerala announced going on an indefinite strike from tomorrow to demand wage hike, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today assured them that the state government would not take any decision which will destroy the sector.
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Kerala Plantation Workers to Go On Indefinite Stir From Monday
All plantation workers in Kerala will go on an indefinite strike from Monday after the Plantation Labour Committee meeting today failed to arrive at a consensus regarding wage hike.
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Raising Wages of Plantation Workers Tough: Kerala Minister
Kerala's Labour Minister today said it would be a tough task to raise the daily wages of the state's plantation workers from the present Rs 231 to Rs 500.
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Veteran Leader Achuthanandan Joins Tea Workers Protest in Kerala's Munnar
In a show of solidarity with thousands of women tea estate workers who have been protesting in Munnar, Kerala's opposition leader VS Achuthanandan joined them in a show of solidarity.
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Munnar Tea Plantation Workers End Nine-Day Strike
The nine-day agitation by women tea plantation workers in Munnar ended today with the management of Kanan Devan Hills Plantations company agreeing to the agitators' major demands in a marathon discussion chaired by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
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As Munnar Women Continue Protests, Tough Times Ahead, Say Tea Estates
This time of the year, in the peak harvest season at the lush tea gardens in Kerala's Munnar district, an army of women line the plantations, diligently plucking leaves and stowing them onto trucks. But for the last one week there are none.
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Chief Justice BR Gavai Joins Delhi Government's Plantation Drive
Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai on Saturday said forests do not belong to us alone but to future generations and stressed the need to strike a balance between development and environmental preservation.
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Plantation Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Wage Hike in Kerala
Nearly three lakh plantation workers, employed in different estates in Kerala, today began an indefinite strike to demand wage hike and 20 per cent bonus.
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Kerala Chief Minister Says Will Not Take Decision That Hurts Plantations
A day after plantation workers in Kerala announced going on an indefinite strike from tomorrow to demand wage hike, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today assured them that the state government would not take any decision which will destroy the sector.
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Kerala Plantation Workers to Go On Indefinite Stir From Monday
All plantation workers in Kerala will go on an indefinite strike from Monday after the Plantation Labour Committee meeting today failed to arrive at a consensus regarding wage hike.
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Raising Wages of Plantation Workers Tough: Kerala Minister
Kerala's Labour Minister today said it would be a tough task to raise the daily wages of the state's plantation workers from the present Rs 231 to Rs 500.
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Veteran Leader Achuthanandan Joins Tea Workers Protest in Kerala's Munnar
In a show of solidarity with thousands of women tea estate workers who have been protesting in Munnar, Kerala's opposition leader VS Achuthanandan joined them in a show of solidarity.
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Munnar Tea Plantation Workers End Nine-Day Strike
The nine-day agitation by women tea plantation workers in Munnar ended today with the management of Kanan Devan Hills Plantations company agreeing to the agitators' major demands in a marathon discussion chaired by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
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As Munnar Women Continue Protests, Tough Times Ahead, Say Tea Estates
This time of the year, in the peak harvest season at the lush tea gardens in Kerala's Munnar district, an army of women line the plantations, diligently plucking leaves and stowing them onto trucks. But for the last one week there are none.
