Haryana Roadways employees end strike after 18 days
India | November 03, 2018 14:19 ISTThe strike was called off after an order by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday.
The strike was called off after an order by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Friday.
In comparison to Delhi, fuel rates in bordering states like Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are cheaper, he said.
Thousands of members of the affiliated associations will also go on strike, he added.
Because of low prices in states like UP and Haryana, customers are deserting the petrol pumps in Delhi leading to huge drop in sales, Singhania said.
According to the Roadways union leaders, the government buses have started to go off roads in some depots across the state Tuesday evening.
After senior officials of the central bank held a series of meetings with the union leaders, the logjam ended on Monday.
In Mumbai, school going children faced suffered the most as over 8,000 buses and 40,000 buses across Maharashtra remained off roads in support of the strike called by the All-India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC).
The council members have been protesting over a number of issues, including pay-scale revision, modification of DMRC Staff Council as an employees union, proper guidelines for sacking of an employee and that too in extreme conditions
The JRL (Joint Resistance Leadership), comprising Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, and Mohammad Yasin Malik, called for a complete shutdown on Monday, a JRL spokesperson said in a statement.
Delhi IAS Association agrees to have a word with CM Arvind Kejriwal. CM Kejriwal has assured that safety of IAS officers will be kept in mind.
Thousands of AAP supporters marching towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence from Mandi House were stopped midway by Delhi Police as the impasse between the Arvind Kejriwal-led government and lieutenant governor Anil Baijal showed no signs
I would like to inform that we are not on strike. The information that IAS officers in Delhi are on strike is completely false & baseless. We are attending meetings, all depts are doing their works. We are sometimes also working on holidays: IAS Asso
CM Kejriwal writes to PM Modi, urges him to end IAS officers strike in Delhi
last day of the two-day strike being observed by the United Forum of Banking Unions (UFBU), an umbrella organisation consisting all nine unions of the banking sector. Banking operations are likely to become normal from Friday.
The Bank Union have called for a strike to protest a nominal 2 percent wage hike offered by the Indian Banks' Association (IBA).
The doctors have been on a strike since Saturday, demanding sufficient security in the hospital to protect them against any outrage by patients' relatives.
Naik alleged that the taxi-hailing companies are giving first priority to company-owned cars rather than driver-owned vehicles, causing a slump in their business.
Truck owners and operators today began their 36-hour nationwide strike against the disruptive policies under the GST and seeking inclusion of diesel in the new tax regime.
President of the Producers Council Vishal informed that they will hold a meeting today to discuss the next measure to be taken in this regard.
Multiplexes here went on strike on Tuesday in protest against the levying of an additional tax over and above the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the Multiplex Association of India (MAI) announced.
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