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Bank Unions to Go on Two-Day Strike from Today SP Bureau DailyDaD i English Newspaper www.samayparibartan.comcom Billie Eilish Series sealed, Gita Sabharwal to perform at becomes Thailand’s UN India look for Resident Coordinator 2020 Oscars experimentation PG 9 PG 10 PG 12 12 Pages, Vol-2, issue 175 KOLKATA 31 JANUARY 2020, FRIDAY Rs. 4/- Singareni CMD N Sridhar to get Bank unions to go on prestigious international award SP Bureau any other company could not achieve when ;Y96Z'L; Hyderabad, Jan 30: =>? company in the last 5 years upto 2019 was two-day strike from today and Managing Director) N Sridhar to re- much more than Maharatna companies in ceive one more International level award in #'L*;# recognition of guiding Singareni to achieve L [\] *$ SP Bureau tremendous growth which no other com- sales i.e from 14078 crores to 25071 crores. pany had achieved. Sources inform Samay 4$Y_Y]*$'Z`9 New Delhi, Jan 30: Bank un- Prices have gone Paribartan that this time round, renowned crores to 1767 crores. Similarly coal pro- ions have decided to go on a two- up steeply and the *@=CHL duction rose from 52 million tonnes to 65 day nationwide strike from today workload on the media international group based out of Yj] *$ as talks with management of pub- Thailand selected Sridhar for Bharati- transport rose from 52 million tonnes to lic sector lenders on wage revision banking workforce #>&4$ _\Y\]*$' have failed to reach a consensus. Q"R Sridhar was instrumental in the com- Many banks, including SBI, have has also gone up enormously, year 2019-20. This award is given to missioning of Singareni Power plant informed customers that opera- *;;[- and making it as one of the best ther- tions may be impacted to some UFBU said, adding mercial, business and Industry. mal power plants. The 1200 extent due to the strike. that bank staffers This award will be presented megawatt power plant caters The strike will coincide with on February 7 at the Marri- Y9] ;$ ;- the beginning of the Budget ses- expect a fair and ott Marquis hotel, Bangkok, duction of Telangana State. sion of parliament and presenta- reasonable hike in Thailand under the aegis of % ; tion of union Budget 2020-21. wages in the current the 13th Asian Business and erection of 300 megawatts The strike call has been given by Social Forum 2020. The or- solar power plants on the the United Forum of Bank Un- settlement. Unions ganizers sent an invitation instructions of the State ions (UFBU), an umbrella body are demanding 20 via email in this regard re- Government. 2 phases of nine bank unions, including per cent hike on pay #=>?' of the solar power plant [R - They mentioned that un- will be completed by slip components with der the aegis of AsiaOne August. With this 220 Bank Employees Association adequate loading... magazine this award is megawatts of power will (AIBEA) and National Organisa- **[ be available for use. Thus tion of Bank Workers (NOBW). rigid approach has left unions with came to the unanimous conclu- of commercial, business L* Earlier this week, a meeting with no option than to go on strike, *- hike on pay slip components with and Industry and in rec- coal company to also start & * O+ tions have to be taken to press our ognition ‘Bharatiya Ma- Solar and Thermal power appeal to the banking customers /+ & 4 adequate loading. In the past wage settlement, which was for the peri- hantam Puraskar ‘ (lead- generation. With the help President Sunil Kumar said. to bear with us for this disruption Ashwini Rana said. er) award is being given. of the State Government, The wage revision for em- in services due to the strike but the During the recent period, prices od November 1, 2012, to October 31, 2017, the employees got a hike For the year 2019-20 in Singareni could achieve ployees of public sector banks is same has been forced on us by the have gone up steeply and the work- a 2 phase analysis they NAINI and New Patrapada pending since November 2017. bank managements and IBA.” load on the banking workforce has of 15 per cent. A section of bank employees had gone on a day-long have recognized Sridhar coal blocks in Odisha State O"#$R In a circular, UFBU accused the also gone up enormously, UFBU for his outstanding efforts in and is trying to get some more coal Association (IBA) failed on de- IBA of a rigid approach towards said, adding that bank staffers ex- strike on January 8 in support of 69:R; taking Singareni on the path of blocks in Madhya Pradesh and mand from unions, so strike call demands for a fair wage revision pect a fair and reasonable hike in unprecedented growth. The or- * L' - stands,” AIBEA General Secretary settlement. A meeting of UFBU wages in the current settlement. * * O< people” policies. ganizers also invited Sridhar to lected Sridhar in recognition of his % & ' R held at Mumbai on January 13 Unions are demanding 20 per cent participate in the conference un- skills in taking the company on the *"- path of growth and recognized him as one of the great leaders in Asia Pak shells Jamia firing: regarding India-Thailand bi- and hence are presenting this award. forward posts Positive case of 2019-nCoV lateral relations on February 6. Sridhar: This is recognition of the Shah seeks This is a great recognition of his efforts of Singareni Speaking about along LoC leadership, sources add. $*=>?/L- strictest action LR ; ;- ;# in Poonch detected in Thrissur SP Bureau proach to take Singareni to top due to the efforts of the Singareni SP Bureau great heights were also lauded workers and cumulative efforts of the New Delhi, Jan 30: % by other big names of com- ' " $ Thiruvananthapuram, Minister Amit Shah on = #' " - by AsiaOne is the recognition of the Jan 30: A positive case Thursday directed Delhi Police pany achieved growth which team effort of Singarenians. of Novel coronavirus has #4 | to take the strictest action in the Thrissur district and the *; patient kept in an isolation protesters near the Jamia Millia ward, State health minister Islamia University. The home K K Shylaja said, as the state government scram- government will not tolerate bled to tackle the emer- such incidents and the guilty gency. The condition of the will not be spared. “I have spo- patient, a student from Wu- ?4- han University, was stable, onavirus has been reported > 4# &:# [- ing in Delhi and have directed SP Bureau Shylaja told reporters here. |[ said: “We have initiated The patient was in isola- that the patient is a student a series of measures to him to take strictest action,” he Jammu, Jan 30: tion ward at the general of Wuhan University. tackle the emergency; con- said in a tweet. Shah said there Pakistani troops shelled hospital in Thrissur. “Of the four students tact tracing, case isolation, will be serious action into the forward posts and villages % [ $ $ quality care and commu- incident. Tension spiralled in * awaiting a result of one one of them has been tested nity engagement are being /* 4 more test-- Gene sequenc- positive. A total of 20 sam- *#' ;*;< of Jammu and Kashmir ing-- only after which it ples were sent for testing at be taken to not spread ru- protesters, injuring a Jamia on Thursday, a defence can be conclusively stated /&- mours over social media,” Millia Islamia student before spokesperson said. The that the patient was af- ogy in Pune, of which 10 &:#$' walking away while waving unprovoked small arms fected with the virus, the were found negative. But It was unfortunate that [ *- minister said. Three oth- one has been found posi- $[ shouting “Yeh lo aazadi” amid ing in Degwar sector ers, who had returned from tive,” Shylaja told report- coronavirus in the state, but heavy police presence in the started around 1330 hours, ers here. The other results the state had earlier faced '"$ ;;**- wards in Thrissur, she said. are awaited. Asserting that similar situations and has himself as “Rambhakt Gopal”, tion by the Indian Army, he "%># the state health network the experience to deal with was subsequently overpowered ' had earlier in the day said a was capable of handling it, he told reporters. #;'%$ #4 positive case of Novel cor- # *# Contd. on P-2 taken into custody and was be- overnight hit other Poonch ing interrogated, police said. sectors also. State tells schools to ensure students India prepares to evacuate its avail either car pool or buses citizens from virus-hit Wuhan SP Bureau K J M Varma carry those Indian nation- als who are in and around Authorities of 26 promi- Beijing, Jan 30: India Wuhan and have conveyed nent city schools have was preparing to evacu- consent for their evacua- been asked by the West ate its citizens on Friday tion,” the note said. Bengal government to R+# “There will be another ensure that their students the epicentre of the dead- \* # $ avail either car pool or ly choronavirus that has will carry those who are school buses from April 1 killed 170 people, infected ; % to minimize vehicular pol- 7,711 others and spread to province,” it added. The lution. The School Educa- at least 17 countries. India Indian government and the ;- Indian Embassy here have cation last week has asked permission to operate two been collecting requisite the school authorities to \**- details of the stranded Indi- Q# tionals from worst-affect- ans and held talks with the system where students are %;' Flight crew members wearing face masks walk through the internation- * ># ferried in school buses or Wuhan is the provincial al arrivals area at Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing.
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