<p>This was announced at a media briefing in the city on Friday by State president, Centre for Indian Trade Union (CITU) V G K Nayar.<br /><br />Lambasting the attempts to privatise public sector units, Nayar said it was nothing but a bid to surrender resources belonging to the general public to the capitalists. The glaring example is power sector. Owing to the entry of private parties, the State is hit by erratic power supply. Even as this is happening, there is a conspiracy to privatise LIC too. He alleged that the trade laws are being flouted across the nation and it is high time the labourers in unorganised sectors be brought under Sandhya Suraksha Yojane. The contract system has entered government departments too and it has been depriving the employees of job security. The strike aims at sending a strong message to the government demanding stringent action against the violation of trade laws and national fund for labourers in unorganised sector among other demands.<br /><br />Trade unions like INTUC, AITUC, HMS, Central and State Government employees, Insurance, Banks, BSNL, Railway and other similar organisations have extended their support to the strike. State secretary, CITU, S Varalakshmi, district secretary, S Ramu, president, district unit, Balaji, general secretary G Jayaram and N K Balaji Rao were present.<br /><br />Docu on ‘Chinna Choraru’<br /><br />Spurt in crime rate, especially chain snatching has inspired a councillor to do his mite.<br />Corporator M D Parthasarathi under the banner of Pathi Group of Companies is producing a documentary-’Chinna Choraru’ (Gold thieves), in association with Multimedia Entertainment Ltd., Bangalore.<br /><br />Addressing a news conference, G Maruthi spokesperson of the company said that the documentary will be of 25 to 30 minutes duration. The aim behind the programme was to create awareness among the public in the wake of growing crime rate. Parthasarathi said that the documentary will focus on different types of modus operandi adopted by chain snatchers, how they divert attention, strike up a conversation with women, conning them in the name of cops and also under the pretext of polishing gold valuables. The documentary will be shot from September 4, he added.<br /><br />Replying to a query, Maruthi said that the plans are on the anvil to hand over the documentary to the police department.<br /></p>
<p>This was announced at a media briefing in the city on Friday by State president, Centre for Indian Trade Union (CITU) V G K Nayar.<br /><br />Lambasting the attempts to privatise public sector units, Nayar said it was nothing but a bid to surrender resources belonging to the general public to the capitalists. The glaring example is power sector. Owing to the entry of private parties, the State is hit by erratic power supply. Even as this is happening, there is a conspiracy to privatise LIC too. He alleged that the trade laws are being flouted across the nation and it is high time the labourers in unorganised sectors be brought under Sandhya Suraksha Yojane. The contract system has entered government departments too and it has been depriving the employees of job security. The strike aims at sending a strong message to the government demanding stringent action against the violation of trade laws and national fund for labourers in unorganised sector among other demands.<br /><br />Trade unions like INTUC, AITUC, HMS, Central and State Government employees, Insurance, Banks, BSNL, Railway and other similar organisations have extended their support to the strike. State secretary, CITU, S Varalakshmi, district secretary, S Ramu, president, district unit, Balaji, general secretary G Jayaram and N K Balaji Rao were present.<br /><br />Docu on ‘Chinna Choraru’<br /><br />Spurt in crime rate, especially chain snatching has inspired a councillor to do his mite.<br />Corporator M D Parthasarathi under the banner of Pathi Group of Companies is producing a documentary-’Chinna Choraru’ (Gold thieves), in association with Multimedia Entertainment Ltd., Bangalore.<br /><br />Addressing a news conference, G Maruthi spokesperson of the company said that the documentary will be of 25 to 30 minutes duration. The aim behind the programme was to create awareness among the public in the wake of growing crime rate. Parthasarathi said that the documentary will focus on different types of modus operandi adopted by chain snatchers, how they divert attention, strike up a conversation with women, conning them in the name of cops and also under the pretext of polishing gold valuables. The documentary will be shot from September 4, he added.<br /><br />Replying to a query, Maruthi said that the plans are on the anvil to hand over the documentary to the police department.<br /></p>
