October 23, 2026

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Nine arrested as BJP, TMC workers clash in Kolkata during assembly elections

A clash between BJP and TMC workers in Kolkata has led to the arrest of nine people, highlighting the growing tensions and violence in Indian politics ahead of the West Bengal assembly elections, with concerns raised about the safety of voters and the integrity of the electoral process.

Noida Workers Demand Increased Minimum Wage, Sparking Protests in Uttar Pradesh

** Noida, a major industrial hub in Uttar Pradesh, has witnessed widespread protests from workers demanding higher minimum wages, sparking a broader conversation about the need for more transparent and fair wage fixation policies in the state. The workers' key demands center around a substantial increase in the minimum wage, ranging from 25,000 to 30,000 rupees per month, to ensure they can afford basic necessities.

Retail Workers Demand Enhanced Security Measures After Sacked Employee’s High-Profile Confrontation

** A mounting concern for retail worker safety has emerged after a Waitrose employee was sacked for intervening in a shoplifting incident. Employees and industry stakeholders are now calling for increased security measures to prevent similar incidents, highlighting a pressing need for enhanced security in the retail sector.

Rajasthan Government Transfers ₹1,000 to 1.22 Lakh Anganwadi Workers via Direct Benefit Transfer

The Government of Rajasthan has transferred ₹1,000 to over 1.22 lakh Anganwadi workers, marking a significant move aimed at boosting their morale and work efficiency. The transfer was made via the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system, demonstrating the government's commitment to strengthening frontline institutions and ensuring effective delivery of essential services to vulnerable populations.

MGNREGA Work Grinds to a Halt in Rural India Amid Lack of Official Communication

'Thousands of rural workers in India are facing uncertainty as work under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has been halted in Bihar and Rajasthan. The lack of official communication has left workers worried about their future and financial difficulties.'

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