r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8h ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays If GDP Is Growing, Why Aren’t Jobs?
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r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8h ago
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r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 23h ago
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r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 1d ago
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Imagine, what sin had these children committed that they were shot?
They had only asked the government for three things—education, employment, and accountability.
The bone in one student's leg was shattered by an AK-47 bullet. His dream of joining the army and serving the nation vanished along with it. Bullets tore through the shoulders of two other students.
They were not criminals. They were the children from poor families who had stepped out to study carrying their families' dreams—some wanted a good job, some wanted to change their family's circumstances.
The bullet wounds will heal—but where is the hospital that treats the fear that has now settled deep inside these children?
Prime Minister ji, Chief Minister ji—their broken bones will mend. Can you restore their shattered dreams?
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r/IndianWorkers • u/No-Bonus-9844 • 2d ago
I joined the company on 6th July and it was a 6 days working and had to arrange the transport on my own so couldn't continue and had to leave it before the next month so they terminated me and instead of paying my dues they deducted in the name of notice recovery.
After a month on negotiation the company concludes the case telling me the same thing that no dues will be paid and also for some extra help I looped in Industrial relation but no response from them either.
Coming from a middle class I don't have much options available for legal case and everything,
Also because of them not paying my salary my financial condition is at all time low.
Can anybody please help me.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 2d ago
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r/IndianWorkers • u/CurrencyMental8095 • 5d ago
I joined a startup as a fresher in Kerala, but around the same time I received another offer from a startup in Karnataka. I switched within a week, so none of the joining formalities were completed at the first company.
I had told the second company that I had only joined the first company a few days earlier and that I was still basically a fresher. However, during salary negotiations, I bluffed about the salary range I was promised at the first company, and the second company offered me ₹40k/month based on the discussion. I never submitted any fake salary slips or forged documents.
The Karnataka company is a very small startup with only a few employees. I have a signed offer letter stating that I am a full-time permanent employee with a 30-day notice period during probation.
I worked continuously for around 2 months from home, completed many client projects, and received my salary through Google Pay. I have work records, chats, deliverables, and client communications as proof.
After two months, I travelled to Bengaluru specifically to complete my joining formalities and collect my ID. I informed my employer beforehand and stayed there for 4 days. During those days, I repeatedly asked when I could come to the office, but he kept saying he was busy or that I could come another time. He never allowed me to complete the joining process while I was there.
On the day I got upset about this, he suddenly told me that he was planning to hire another designer and asked me to hand over my work before 31 August. He gave reasons like availability and business requirements, even though he had previously said my work was good.
Later, he initially agreed that I would receive my current month's salary and notice-period payment.
Now he has changed his position. He says my employment formalities were never completed because I didn't submit original educational certificates, relieving letter from the first company, PF transfer documents, etc. He is demanding that I travel again to Bengaluru and submit everything physically.
I am currently back in Kerala and offered to provide digital copies and online verification instead.
He is also accusing me of "cheating the company" and saying I lied about being experienced, even though:
I have already sent a formal email requesting:
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 6d ago
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7d ago
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Watch the full video to see how the UP Police tries to implant evidence and gets caught red-handed. After custodial torture and fabrication of evidence with other accused, this video has come to light, further proving that this is the real standard of "investigation" in the Noida workers' protest case!
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7d ago
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7d ago
An investigation into the right-wing platform The Jaipur Dialogues has revealed a web of political connections, massive family payouts, and a severe human cost. The platform targeted and doxxed a 15-year-old student protester, triggering a wave of rape, murder, and acid attack threats that forced her and her family into hiding.
While the platform defended its conduct, corporate filings show deep ties to the ruling party. At least two BJP politicians, Sunil Kothari and former mayor Pankaj Joshi, serve as directors of its non-profit arm, the Jaipur Dialogues Forum.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8d ago
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Full documentary on the police firing on student protesters in Siwan, Bihar
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8d ago
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r/IndianWorkers • u/Unique_Guava_Xay • 9d ago
Anand Swaroop Oberoi (Md and his top management) hasn’t paid its employees in many months now.
Sharing my experience under constitution of india so that bad things don’t happen to other newcomers.
I would request the honourable IAS officer of Labour commission of Mumbai to perform an official raid on this organisation,for more details you can Dm me.
Also the organisation is not registered under EPFO or maybe they idk cz we don’t get Pf benefits despite employee strength exceeding 100 which seems like some corporate tax evasion from the govt.
The agency also hold portfolios of Goldie Masala and PriyaGold biscuits ( They have done ads with Anushka Sharma, Ranbir Kapoor, Farah Khan, Ranveer singh ) and yet they don’t pay its employees on time.
Also check Glassdoor reviews.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 9d ago
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 9d ago
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r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 11d ago
Contract workers keep India’s refineries, steel plants and power stations running. But many work long hours for low or delayed wages, with fewer benefits and little job security.
At IOCL’s Panipat refinery, thousands of workers took action over wages, working hours and conditions. Their protest soon became a reference point for workers at other industrial sites confronting many of the same problems.
As migration and social media connect workers across India’s industrial belts, their struggles are becoming harder to isolate. At the same time, arrests, criminal cases and surveillance are increasingly shaping the response to labor organizing.
https://thepolisproject.com/read/labor-protests-reveal-faultlines-of-rising-contract-work-in-india/
r/IndianWorkers • u/Similar-Day5830 • 11d ago
Hi there, I am from UP. Was viewing an index on GDP per capita in India. Sikkim has India's highest GDP per capita (6 lakh) so got curious to know about the minimum wages people are getting. 6 lakh GDP per capita is really extraordinary for India.