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Workers of Chandigarh's electricity department are on a three-day strike against the privatisation of the department, leading to outages in several parts of the city.
The doctors owing allegiance to Haryana Civil Medical Services Association (HCMSA) have decided not to go on strike on Friday after the government accepted some of their demands during their talks on Thursday.
With new cases of Covid-19 infection, the active cases rose to 5044 in the state.
In January and April 2009 two libcom news articles were published[1] reporting that the Maoist-led government had expressed their intention to use legislation to ban strikes in some industries. These articles were quite widely reproduced on various websites and caused some controversy; online pro-maoists were particularly upset. So much so that some of them used a combination of inaccuracy and distortion in an attempt to discredit the articles. We have refuted these dishonesties wherever possible, but as they have continued[2] we have decided to restate the facts here for convenient reference...
Jharkhand Petroleum Dealers Association's call for a shutdown was to escalate their demands like reduction of VAT on diesel