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New Delhi: Tomorrow i.e. Wednesday is going to be a very important day in the country. More than 25 crore employees of India are going to take to the streets against the anti-labour and anti-farmer policies. Bharat Bandh has been announced, the effect of which is likely to be seen in all the states. This nationwide and Bharat Bandh is estimated to cause losses worth crores of rupees. Apart from this, the anti-government grand alliance in Bihar has also called for a Chakka Jam. Rahul Gandhi, MP ...Read More >
Mumbai, July 8: Is there a Bharat Bandh on July 9, 2025? People across the country are looking for answers to search terms such as "Bharat bandh", "8 July" and "Bharat bandh 9 July 2025". The answer to the question whether there is a bharat bandh on July 9 is yes. It is worth noting that more than 25 crore workers are expected to take part nationwide strike, or "Bharat Bandh", on Wednesday, July 8. The nationwide strike has been called by 10 central trade unions against the Narendra Modi-led gov ...Read More >
They say workers have supported the 17-point charter of demands of the strike, called against Union Government's policies About 30-40 crore workers and farmers will participate in the general strike on Wednesday (July 9, 2025), claimed leaders of 10 central trade unions in New Delhi on Monday (July 7, 2025) while addressing a joint press conference. The leaders said preparations for the strike were complete and workers had supported the 17-point charter of demands of the strike, called against ...Read More >
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu Farmers' Association, affiliated to AITUC, has urged Chief Minister MK Stalin to take immediate steps to protect mango cultivators, who are facing distress due to the lack of a regulated price mechanism despite a bumper harvest this season. In a joint statement, Association President S Gunasekaran and General Secretary PS Masilamani said that cultivators are being forced to let ripe mangoes rot on the trees as buyers offer unviably low rates -- as little as Rs 3 to Rs 4 ...Read More >
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