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February 22, 2021
Amitabh Bachchan’s 753rd tweet the superstar carefully numbers his social media activity was a somewhat unfunny joke on rising inflation. Fed up with rising petrol prices, a Mumbaikar goes to a petrol pump to buy “two to four rupees” of petrol in order to “spray on his car” in order to “burn it.” Clearly, it was unviable for a middle-class Indian to now even own a car.
This was in 2012 a time when jokes around the price of petrol were so popular they almost made up their own humour genre in India. This was also a time when the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance was tottering. And as it soon learnt, there was little more damaging politically than humour. The widespread mocking of fuel prices served to create a middle-class “common sense” that the UPA was a time of exceptional misrule and corruption.
COVID-19 blues: Centre likely to frame new employment policy to revive job sector
The government will carry out surveys and collect the necessary data to formulate relevant policy for every sector. The Centre has roped in the Labour Bureau of India and Ministry of Labour and Employment to chalk out the contours of the policy.
BusinessToday.In | February 21, 2021 | Updated 16:51 IST
According to Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy data, salaried employees and daily wage labourers remained the biggest casualties of coronavirus as millions of people lost their jobs last year
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government is likely to frame a new national employment policy in the wake of massive job losses due to the coronavirus pandemic.