July - A month of Strikes

The month of July is littered with strikes and protests announced by various nationwide government establishments.

Indefinite strike from July 11th by the Union government employees, Railways, Postal and Defence factories.

July 12th and 13th, strike by the India Bank Employees Association and All India Bank Officers Association, demanding the government to withdraw its interest in merging associate banks with SBI.

July 29th strike by nationwide Bank Union, protesting against the idea to privatise national banks.

All the sectors who have announced strikes play an indispensable role in people's daily life, especially the strike announced by the railways has created shock waves amongst the commuters and will adversely affect the price of essential commodities.

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