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Candle-light protest in Mysuru this evening 60 Government buses damaged in State  RTCs register revenue loss of Rs.152 crore Mysore/Mysuru: Even as the indefinite strike launched by the four State-run Transport Corporations — KSRTC, BMTC, NEKRTC and NWKRTC — seeking fulfilment of their various demands entered the ninth day today, more number of workers are reporting back for duty with each passing day.  So far, 947 out of about 1,800 employees attached to four depots of KSRTC Mysuru City Division have reported for duty, while 845 out of the nearly 3,000 staff attached to Mysuru Rural D...

Only those not part of strike paid salaries for March; employees and families taken into custody in several districts for violating COVID-19 norms

Karnataka police detains striking transport employees' leader ​ By IANS | ​ 3 Views K'taka road transport staff withdraw strike, buses resume. Image Source: IANS News Belagavi, April 10 : A day after invoking provisions of the Karnataka Industrial Disputes Act against the ongoing transport employees strike, Karnataka police on Saturday detained Kodihalli Chandrashekar who is leading the Karnataka state owned transport employees' strike, in this district headquarters town, sources said. As the strike entered the fourth day, Chandrashekar who is honorary president of the Karnataka State R...

Brace for travel hassles as Karnataka bus strike to continue on April 8 Updated: Updated: Staff refuse to budge; govt. offers to talk if employees resume work Share Article Staff refuse to budge; govt. offers to talk if employees resume work While the bus strike was almost complete across the State on Wednesday, the road transport corporation (RTC) employees have announced that the stir will continue indefinitely till the State government agrees to their demand. They have sought implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission. Strike unfair: CM Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa opened a window for ...

Updated: Government offers 8% salary hike, but staff demand implementation of Sixth Pay Commission Share Article AAA Passengers wait at the Kempegowda bus stand as fewer services were operated in Bengaluru on Tuesday; (right) BMTC buses parked at Kengeri TTMC depot after many employees went on strike from Tuesday evening.   Government offers 8% salary hike, but staff demand implementation of Sixth Pay Commission At the crux of the indefinite strike proposed by the Road Transport Corporation employees, starting Wednesday, is the demand for salary revision, which the government says is imposs...