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NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar has voiced confidence that India will achieve economic growth of 8 per cent plus from fiscal year 2020-2021 onwards as structural reforms like the GST are set to produce the benefits.

The government’s top-down, ad-hoc monolithic command style has spelt constant trouble for all stakeholders.

The kisan mahapanchayat has called for the defeat of BJP in all the upcoming assembly elections and vowed to continue the fight for the MSP law for crops.

Terming the repeal of the farm laws as a decisive victory for the agitating farmers

The BJP might be disappointed if it thinks the repeal of farm laws will shore up its prospects in Punjab, for many see it as a victory of the farmers' long-drawn struggle.

Companies had kicked off discussions around the need to change salary structures, however, experts say the hybrid work model hasn't sparked off actual revision in salary structures.

Worker’s organisations are crucial to the government’s planned labour policy measures.

Why we must examine India’s labour policy since 1947 to understand plight of migrant workers today Policy choices and strategies adopted by governments over seven decades have been key in determining the extent of reliance on informal employment. 18 hours ago A migrant workers family at a bus station on April 20, waiting to return to their village, after Delhi government ordered a six-day lockdown to limit the spread of the coronavirus. | Reuters /Adnan Abidi In May 2...

Labour Codes- 2020-Some Reflections Prof. (Dr.) D. Mukhopadhyay According to the classical economists, labour, in terms of importance of factors of production, comes next to capital. It is perhaps impossible to carry out any production of goods and generation of service without scientific intervention of labour in any economy. Even in highly automated production and distribution system, at least one human being is required to switch on and switch off the automotive machine. Possibly, its functi...

Labour Ministry envisaged implementing four codes from April 1, 2021