Govt’s steps for gig workers half-hearted, need national social security architecture for them, says Congress
Congress criticizes government's inadequate steps for gig workers, calling for national legal and social security framework.
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"Half-hearted": Jairam Ramesh on budget allocation for gig workers
As the budget allocations touch upon the welfare of gig workers Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Sunday criticised the central government saying that i ...
The Week4d
Why power-sharing pact in Karnataka cannot be conveniently forgotten
THE “SECRET” POWER-SHARING agreement brokered by the Congress high command between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar after the 2023 assembly polls is no ...
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Congress to give 42% tickets to BCs in local body polls
Hyderabad :Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Tuesday announced that the Congress would give 42 per cent seats for Backward Classes candidates (BCs) in the upcoming local body elections, and ...
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Budget 2025: Govt’s steps for gig workers ‘half-hearted’, India needs social security architecture, says Congress
The remarks came after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a social security scheme for one crore gig workers engaged with online platforms.
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Government only committed to 'half-hearted' steps of registering gig workers on e-SHRAM: Congress
The party's attack came a day after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a social security scheme for one crore gig ...
The Indian Express5d
With Sonia Gandhi’s ‘poor thing’ remark about President Murmu, Congress may lose moral high ground, payback time for BJP
The political row over Sonia Gandhi’s remarks about President Droupadi Murmu, the first tribal woman to occupy the high constitutional office, holds the potential to push the Congress to the backfoot ...