Power Sector Employees

Private sector employees will get a boost to their take-home salaries and small and medium-sized will be offered Rs 3 lakh crore in collateral-free bank loans, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Wednesday, detailing parts of the government's Rs 20 lakh crore COVID-19 economic relief plan. Shadow banks and power companies will also ben...

Electricity Bill seeks to separate carriage and content of power business and will help consumers to choose service providers for themselves like they do for telecom services.

A body of power sector employees and engineers on Monday said that a day-long strike on December 8 to protest against Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014 is unavoidable as negotiations remained deadlocked.

Power sector employees, engineers and contract workers would go on a one-day nationwide strike on December 8 against Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014.

More than 12 lakh power sector employees and engineers across the country will go on a day-long strike on December 8 to protest an electricity bill, an engineers' association said today.

More than 30,000 power sector employees in coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema regions, collectively known as Seemandhra, returned to work early morning today after a crippling week-long strike to protest the formation of Telangana.

The coastal region of Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has hit hospitals and trains, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded.

Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, affecting hospitals and train services.

Talks between Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy and striking power sector employees, agitating against the creation of a Telangana state, yesterday remained inconclusive. The indefinite protests by around 30,000 government employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, crippling normal life across the state.

Power sector engineers and employees have threatened to launch agitation against the privatisation of electricity in seven cities of Uttar Pradesh, including the state capital. Convenor of Power Employees Joint Action Committee Shailendra Dubey alleged that industrial development commissioner A K Gupta in a statement has said electricity system in ...

Private sector employees will get a boost to their take-home salaries and small and medium-sized will be offered Rs 3 lakh crore in collateral-free bank loans, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Wednesday, detailing parts of the government's Rs 20 lakh crore COVID-19 economic relief plan. Shadow banks and power companies will also ben...

Electricity Bill seeks to separate carriage and content of power business and will help consumers to choose service providers for themselves like they do for telecom services.

A body of power sector employees and engineers on Monday said that a day-long strike on December 8 to protest against Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014 is unavoidable as negotiations remained deadlocked.

Power sector employees, engineers and contract workers would go on a one-day nationwide strike on December 8 against Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014.

More than 12 lakh power sector employees and engineers across the country will go on a day-long strike on December 8 to protest an electricity bill, an engineers' association said today.

More than 30,000 power sector employees in coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema regions, collectively known as Seemandhra, returned to work early morning today after a crippling week-long strike to protest the formation of Telangana.

The coastal region of Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has hit hospitals and trains, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded.

Andhra Pradesh is battling a severe power crisis that has emerged as the biggest fallout of protests against a new Telangana state. The indefinite protests by over 30,000 power sector employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, affecting hospitals and train services.

Talks between Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy and striking power sector employees, agitating against the creation of a Telangana state, yesterday remained inconclusive. The indefinite protests by around 30,000 government employees from the Seemandhra region has led to massive power outages, crippling normal life across the state.

Power sector engineers and employees have threatened to launch agitation against the privatisation of electricity in seven cities of Uttar Pradesh, including the state capital. Convenor of Power Employees Joint Action Committee Shailendra Dubey alleged that industrial development commissioner A K Gupta in a statement has said electricity system in ...