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Various regional organizations in Karnataka have called for a statewide shutdown on September 29, 2023, in protest of the Cauvery water issue. The shutdown, known as Karnataka Bandh, is expected to impact daily life, particularly in the southern part of the state. Protests and rallies are planned, with participants aiming to shut down highways, toll gates, rail services, and airports. The opposition BJP and JD(S) parties, as well as other associations, have expressed their support for the shutdo...

The Bengaluru police did not give permission to any kind of bandh in the city and also section 144 is likely to be imposed across the tech capital.

By Allieu Sahid Tunkara In spite of an increment in public transport fares, some commercial motor drivers in Freetown have expressed unhappiness, saying the increment is too little. Although drivers who spoke to Politico said they would accept the decision albeit reluctantly, on the streets there is a visible act of defiance among many. Some are charging beyond the stipulated

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Protesting against the non-clearance of their pending overtime dues, the Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) Drivers’ Union has decided to stop the night service from midnight. Around “2,500 routes within and outside the state” could face disruption due to the protest.

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During his campaign stop in 2018, the then Candidate of Sierra Leone's Peoples Party, SLPP, Dr Julius Maada Bio, now president of the country, made some very bold and ambitious promises, some even elicited mockery from the then-ruling APC.

The majority of workers in Bangladesh’s gig economy do not receive fair pay, benefits or even a contract from online platforms, revealing the awful situation in ensuring the rights of those workers, according to a recent study.