Mumbai Bank Strike

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  Bharat Bandh: Banking Services Hit In Madhya Pradesh; Delhi, Mumbai Largely Unaffected

  Bharat Bandh January 2020: Banking and transport services were hit in some parts of the country on Wednesday as workers affiliated to trade unions protested against privatisation and the impact of economic slowdown on jobs.

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  Bharat Bandh: Banking, Transport Services To Be Hit Due To All-India Strike

  All India Strike: Banking services like deposit and withdrawal, cheque clearing and instrument issuance are expected to be impacted due to the strike.

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  Bharat Bandh: January 8 Bank Strike To Have Minimal Impact On Operations, Says SBI

  All India Strike: The CITU also said that during the talks on January 2, Labour Minister assured that the government has been taking all steps for the welfare of the workers including legislations on labour codes.

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  Banks' Association Calls For Unions Meet To Avoid August 22 Strike

  "The IBA has called the UFBU for a meeting in Mumbai on Aug 16 and the Chief Labour Commissioner has called us for a meeting in New Delhi on Aug 18," AIBEA General Secretary CH Venkatachalam said.

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  Trade Union Strike Shuts Kerala, Low Impact In Delhi, Mumbai: 10 Points

  A 24-hour 'Bharat Bandh' called by 10 trade unions has shut down Kerala and much of Karnataka, but in Delhi and Mumbai buses are running and essential services like power and water supply have not been affected.

• Mumbai: Two-day banking strike cripples city

  The country's financial capital on Monday woke up to a two-day long total banking sector strike which has crippled most business and commercial activities in Mumbai.

• Mumbai traders' strike continues for second day

  Banking activities in Mumbai remained paralysed and most businesses were shut too Tuesday, day two of the indefinite strike called by over 1.5 million traders and manufacturers to protest the Maharashtra's government's local body tax (LBT) in lieu of octroi.

• Bharat bandh: losses estimated at 26,000 crore; factories, cars attacked in Noida

  The two-day Bharat bandh called by 11 major trade unions from today paralysed banking services across the country and shut down public transport in cities. Industry body Assocham said that the loss to GDP could be about Rs 26,000 crore, higher than its initial estimate of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore. Factories in Noida came under attack and a trade unio...

• Bharat bandh: Strike by trade unions hits transport, banking; one dead in clashes

  Many banks were closed and public transport disrupted on Wednesday because of a strike by trade unions protesting against high prices but New Delhi and Mumbai were mostly unaffected and financial markets were open.

• Bharat bandh shuts down banking, public transport; violence erupts in Noida

  The two-day Bharat bandh called by 11 major trade unions from today paralysed banking services across the country and shut down public transport in cities. Factories in Noida came under attack and a trade union activist died in violence in Ambala. Union Minister V Narayanasamy appealed to the unions to call off their strike, which industry body Ass...

• Bharat bandh: in Mumbai, public transport, dabbawalas work as usual

  India's financial sector was crippled on Wednesday as all banks, insurance companies and commercial establishments in Mumbai remained shut on the first of the two-day nationwide strike, organisers said.

• All-India strike today; banks, public transport likely to be affected

  Eleven major trade unions are scheduled to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting Wednesday. Trade unionists claim 10 crore workers will be taking part in the strike. Industry body Assocham has appealed to central trade unions to call off their proposed strike, and estimated a loss of between 15-20 thousand crore rupees to the economy.

• Trade unions to hold 2-day strike from tomorrow; transport, banking services to take major hit

  There could be bad news for air travellers as 11 major trade unions have decided to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting tomorrow which may cripple operations at various airports across the country.

• Mumbai may skip Bharat Bandh

  As the country prepares for the nationwide bandh on February 20 and 21, called by trade unions in banking, insurance, public sector undertakings, transporters and unorganised sectors it seems that the city won't be drastically affected by the two-day bandh as most unions aren't going on strike for two days. MiD DAY spoke to various organisations an...

• Nationwide bank strike on Thursday

  Around 700,000 employees and officers of the public sector, private sector and foreign banks will strike work all over India on Thursday, a bank official said in Mumbai on Monday.