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Karnataka Govt bans RTC employees strike as stalemate continues

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government on Friday banned with immediate effect the indefinite strike by employees of road transport corporations over wage related issues, which completed its third day, affecting bus services across the state.
Citing inconvenience caused to the public and the strike being against the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act, the Labour department issued the ban orders.
The dispute has been referred to the industrial tribunal, Bengaluru, for adjudication, it added
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa appealed to the employees to resume work even as he made it clear that it was not possible to meet their demand for wages as per the Sixth Pay Commission.
Also ruling out any talks, he asked them not to be stubborn under “someone’s influence” and understand the financial difficulties of the government in the present situation and cooperate by resuming services, in the interest of the public.
“I request the transport workers with folded hands..don’t be stubborn under someone’s influence.
Last year, despite COVID related issues when your corporations didn’t have money to pay your salaries, we paid it by utilising Rs 2,300 crore from the exchequer,” Yediyurappa told reporters here.
The CM clarified that implementation of the sixth pay commission report for RTC workers was not possible under any circumstances in the given situation.
With the government reiterating its stand on wages as per the Sixth Pay Commission, RTC employees decided to continue with the strike on Saturday as well.
Kodihalli Chandrashekhar, honorary president of Karnataka State Road Transport Employees League, said the strike would continue for the fourth day on Saturday.
He also urged the Chief Minister to hear them.
On Friday,as employees of all four transport corporations did not attend duty,buses continued to remain off roads across the state, including Bengaluru, affecting daily commuters.
Passengers travelling to and from distant areas and office-goers were the most affected.
Private buses, mini buses, maxi cabs and other transport vehicles, which authorities roped in to manage the crisis and help commuters, provided services to those stranded in different parts of the city and the state.
However, the number of passengers using private buses continued to remain low in the city, as people used their own vehicles or cabs, the Metro and auto rickshaws, especially in the city areas, private operators said.
The Metro has increased the frequency of its services between 7 AM and 9 PM.
Amid threats of ESMA and “no work no pay”, a few RTC workers returned to work and buses were reportedly operating on some routes in the city, along with police escort, sources said, adding there are similar reports from some other places in the state.
The Chief Minister pointed out that 85 per cent of the government’s revenue goes towards salaries for government employees, various kinds of pensions and other non-plan expenditure and only 15 per cent is available for developmental works.
“…In such a situation, transport workers should not be stubborn. We have fulfilled eight of your nine demands.
If there are any issues with those eight demands, rectifying it and seeing to it that you get its benefits is our responsibility and I will do it,” he said and asked them to cooperate and get back to work.
Noting that the Transport department is for the service of the people,he asked employees to ponder over whether it was fair to remain stubborn when people are facing difficulties.
He also said that many employees are now ready to get back to work voluntarily, as he assured them security.
Transport Department Principal Secretary Anjum Parvez on Thursday had said that the daily loss because of the strike is about Rs 20 crore.
RTCs that have been warning employees against continuing with the strike have started taking action against trainee employees and are issuing notices for absence from work.
To a question on whether he will call for talks, Yediyurappa asked “whom should I talk to? Through you (media) publicly I’m requesting.”
“…there is nothing remaining for talks. What is there to talk after fulfilling eight out of nine demands?
I’m not stubborn. As eight demands have been fulfilled, employees should come back and resume bus services. They should not fall prey listening to some people,” he added.
On his part Kodihalli Chandrashekhar said the strike would continue until the government understands the employees’ “justified demands.”
He also called on employees and their families to stage a protest at district and taluk centres in front of Deputy Commissioner or Tahsildar offices at 11 am on April 12 against the government’s stand.
7,955 new COVID-19 cases in Karnataka, 46 deaths
Bengaluru: Karnataka logged 7,955 new COVID-19 cases and 46 related fatalities, taking the total number of infections to 10.48 lakh and the toll to 12,813, the Health department said on Friday.
Out of the 7,955 fresh cases reported on Friday, 5,576 cases were from Bengaluru Urban alone.
The day also saw 3,220 patients getting discharged after recovery.
Cumulatively 10,48,085 COVID-19 positive cases have been confirmed in the state, which includes 12,813 deaths and 9,77,169 discharges, the Health department said in a bulletin.
0ut of 58,084 active cases, 57,706 patients are stable and in isolation at designated hospitals, while 378 are in Intensive Care Units.
Bengaluru Urban accounted for 29 of the 46 deaths reported on Friday, Mysuru had 5, Belagavi and Kalaburagi 2 each, and one each from Ballari,Bengaluru Rural, Bidar, Chikkaballapura, Chitradurga, Dharwad, Mandy and Uttara Kannada.
Among the districts where new cases were reported, Bengaluru Urban accounted for 5,576, Mysuru 283, Kalaburagi 211, Bidar 186, Hassan 153, Tumakuru 145, Vijayapura 127, Chikkaballapura 119, Dakshina Kannada 115, followed by others.
Bengaluru Urban district headed the list of positive cases, with a total of 4,70,014, followed by Mysuru 57,668 and Ballari 40,395.
Among discharges too, Bengaluru Urban was on top with 4,22,719, followed by Mysuru 54,911 and Ballari 39,168.
A total of over 2,24,58,762 samples have been tested so far, out of which 1,35,163 were on Friday alone.
CM Yediyurappa Urges striking KSRTC workers to come back to work
Bengaluru: Bus services were hit in Karnataka for the third consecutive day on Friday, as the stalemate continued with employees of the road transport corporations, who are on an indefinite strike on wage related issues, and the state government sticking to their stand.
Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa appealed to employees to resume work, even as he made it clear that it was not possible to meet their demand for wages as per the 6th Pay Commission.
Also ruling out any talks, he asked employees not to be stubborn under someone’s influence, and understand the financial difficulties of the government in the given situation.
“I request the transport workers with folded hands don’t be stubborn under someone’s influence.Last year, despite COVID related issues when your corporations didn’t have money to pay your salary, we have paid it by utilising Rs 2,300 crore from the government’s exchequer,” Yediyurappa told reporters here.
“Understand the financial situation of the government and cooperate by resuming the bus services in the public interest,” he said.
The chief minister clarified that the implementation of the sixth pay commission report for RTC workers was not possible in the given situation.
With the government reiterating its stand, RTC employees decided to continue with the strike on Saturday as well.
Kodihalli Chandrashekhar, honorary president of the Karnataka State Road Transport Employees League, said the strike will continue for the fourth day on Saturday.
He also urged the Chief Minister to hear them.
On Friday, as employees belonging to all the four transport corporations did not attend duty, buses continued to remain off the roads across the state, including Bengaluru, affecting daily commuters.
Passengers travelling to and from distant areas and office-goers were the most affected.
Private buses, mini buses, maxi cabs and other passenger transport vehicles, whom authorities have roped in to manage the crisis and help commuters, were seen providing services to stranded passengers in different parts of the city and the state.
However, the number of passengers using private buses continued to remain scarce in the city, as people were using their own vehicles or were seen using cabs, metro and auto rickshaws, especially in the city areas, private operators said.
Metro has increased the frequency of its services between 7 AM and 9 PM.
Amid threats of ESMA and “no work no pay”, some RTC workers have returned to work and buses are said to be operating on some routes in the city along with police escort, sources said, adding there are similar reports from few other places in the state.
The Chief Minister said 85 per cent of the government’s revenue is spent on salary for government employees, various kinds of pensions and other non-plan expenditure, and only 15 per cent is available for developmental works.
“In such a situation, transport workers should not be stubborn, we have fulfilled 8 of your nine demands. If there are any issues with those eight demands, rectifying it and seeing to it that you get its benefits is our responsibility and I will do it,” he said and asked them to cooperate and get back to work.
Noting that the Transport department was for the the people’s service, the chief minister asked employees to think whether it is fair to remain stubborn when people are facing difficulty.
He claimed many employees were now ready to get back to work voluntarily, as he assured them security.
RTCs, which has been warning employees about continuing with the strike, have started taking action against trainee employees and are issuing notice for absence from work.
Responding to a question as to whether he will call for talks, Yediyurappa asked “whom should I talk to? Through you (media) publicly I’m requesting.”
“…there is nothing remaining for talks. What is there to talk after fulfilling eight out of nine demands. I’m not stubborn. As eight demands are fulfilled employees should come back and resume bus services, they should not fall prey listening to some people,” he added.
On his part, Kodihalli Chandrashekhar said the strike will continue indefinitely till the government understands the employees’ justified demand.
He also urged the employees and their families to stage a protest at district and taluk centres in front of Deputy Commissioner or Tahsildar offices on April 12, against the government’s stand.
English + Hindi Press Release and Photograph of Chai Sutta Bar brings A blissful cup of Chai for Everyone!
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Anubhav Dubey, Founder, Chai Sutta Bar Pvt. Ltd.
Chai Sutta Bar brings A blissful cup of Chai for Everyone!
Uttarakhand, 08th April, 2021; A cup of perfect Chai is a wishful thinking; the value of tea is much is more than that, it is a cup of happiness one urges for to begin their day – the thick sweet drink is an integral part of our lives especially in a country like India. It is not just a drink for us, but a ritual, a celebration and even a diversion from the regular affairs it is amongst the most popular drinks or beverages which is consumed by everyone. To tantalize your taste buds and give a plethora of menu options Chai Sutta Bar opened in Dehradun, within the shortest span of time Dehradun has become the biggest consumer market base for the brand.
With varied varieties and offerings, the brand launched a tea for everyone and for every mood in nine different mouth-watering flavours from Chocolate to Paan the brand has it all. Alongside the very tempting tea menu with Chocolate, Rose, Adrak, Elaichi, Paan, Kesar, Tulsi, Lemon & Masala chai the brand also offers twinkling Smoothies, Mojitos, Cold coffees, Shakes and some very pocket-friendly bites for all. The brand has also recently launched variety of Ice crushers to beat the heat this summer in Strawberry, Kiwi and Blue Berry flavours.
The brand sells approximately 3,00,000 kulhad’s of the blissful chai everyday across the length and breadth of the country and even abroad. In just a matter of 5 years Chai Sutta Bar has exponentially expanded in 70 + cities and 3 countries (Dubai, Oman & Nepal). The sole reason for being one of India’s most preferred Chai Bar is that every store designed by Chai Sutta Bar is designed in a way to spread love, network and positivity. The ingredients used in preparation of all the above mentioned products are a mix of in-toxic, herbal, organic and healthy food items. However the brand has kept its pricing model at its utmost priority so that it can reach the maximum pockets.
Anubhav Dubey, Co-Founder, Chai Sutta Bar on the success of Dehradun outlet said; “In the endeavour of reaching maximum pockets we are delighted that the brand is able to serve something to everyone. However our special summer offering with new crushers in the menu card are going to be great tantalisers for our consumers. We are elated about the fact that the local audiences have liked our presence and are keen to explore more. Dehradun is a key market for us and getting such positive response is overwhelming.
About Chai Sutta Bar India
Chai Sutta Bar: Cuddle the Kulhad!!!
Chai Sutta Bar is a fast-growing Tea café chain in India that came into existence in 2016. Chai Sutta Bar envisions of making chai more than just a go-to beverage in India. The brand hails its origin from Indore the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. With the uniqueness and high-quality taste, the brand has expanded its portfolio and is now catering to 140+ outlets all over India in 70+ cities in the country and 2 outlets in Oman and Dubai respectively, by serving a minimum of 3 lakh Kulhad’s a day. The vision is to make it’s an international brand that describes the goodness of Indian tradition is served on the bar table by providing high-quality hygienic beverages in Kulhad at affordable prices. The brand is owned by the duo of Anubhav- Anand who are young entrepreneurs and have made it big with their sheer dedication and passion towards serving a Wishful cup of Chai.
Bengaluru police ready to implement Corona Curfew,Police Commissioner Kamal Pant Warns of strict action if Covid guidelines are violated
Pramesh Jain
Bengaluru police ready to implement Corona Curfew,Police Commissioner Kamal Pant Warns of strict action if Covid guidelines are violated:
Following the video conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Thursday had announced the curfew between 10 pm to 5 am in seven district centres of the state along with Manipal, from April 10 to 20, aimed at controlling the spread of Covid-19.
The Karnataka government on Friday issued revised guidelines for night curfew as Corona Curfew which would enforced in seven districts headquarters including Bengaluru and Mysuru,between 10 pm and 5 am from April 10 to 20.
The new guidelines though allowed only essential services during the Corona curfew and employees working in night shift in industries must reach the place of work before 10 pm.
It banned movement of people and non-essential activities.
Chief Secretary,P Ravi Kumar in his order,said that curfew will be imposed in urban areas of Bengaluru,Mysuru,Bidar,Kalaburagi,Mangaluru, Udupi-Manipal and Tumkuru.These cities are witnessing a surge in COVID-19 cases in the last few days.
The order said only those who have health issues and their attendants will be allowed to travel.It permitted movement of goods vehicles,empty vehicles,home delivery,and e-commerce vehicles.
Employees working in night shifts in industries must reach the site/place of work before 10 pm. Only medical services and emergency services are allowed and other economic activities restricted.
Those who are travelling during curfew period from railway station,bus-stand or flight must produce their tickets as proof of their travel,the order said.
The order instructed the BBBMP Commissioner and the Bengaluru City police commissioner, deputy commissioners and superintendent of police of relevant districts to implement Corona curfew strictly to contain free movement.
Following the order, the police department has geared up for the strict enforcement of the curfew.
A high value meeting was conducted by Bengaluru City Police Commissioner Kamal Pant at his office with all the Addl CPs,Joint CPs, DCPs,and other officer were present after the meeting Kamal Pant told reporters here,Security has been hightened and patrolling intensitied to ensure guidelines are followed.He said I have instructed police officials to take strict action against those who violate the guidelines.
Pant,who also issued prohibitory orders for the night curfew under section 144(1) of the CrPC, said the police will block the roads in the city to curb movement.He said that commercial establishments (like bars and pubs,which are open till late in the night),will have to ensure that the shops are shut and employees also reach home before 10 pm.
If any shops are kept open during the curfew hours,legal action will be initiated against the management.We will also seize vehicles and book individuals who are found moving around for non-essential activities,Pant warned,advising people to carry valid proof if they have to step out of the house during the curfew hours.
Those who violate the instructions will be prosecuted under provisions of the Disaster Management Act 2005, Karnataka Epidemic Diseases Act 2020,and section 188 of the IPC he added.
SIBM Bengaluru gears up for ‘Alchemy 2020-21 – The Annual Management Conclave
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Bengaluru: Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Bengaluru is all set to host- ‘Alchemy 2020-21’ on the 10th of April 2021. Alchemy is the annual management conclave of SIBM Bengaluru. In its 8th year, Alchemy has consistently been offering various insights on the pertinent issues related to the business by inviting an esteemed panel of speakers. This year, Alchemy goes online for the first time and promises to bridge the gap between academia and corporate life for the students of SIBM Bengaluru.
This year, the Conclave is structured around the theme
‘A Journey from Darkness to Light’.
The world has seen tremendous changes post the pandemic. Although there has been considerable negative fallout, businesses and society at large have worked towards finding the light at the end of the tunnel. Alchemy 2020-21 this year focuses on this fighting spirit as the theme for this year is ‘A Journey from Darkness to Light.’ The panel discussions would focus on how technology would act as the spoke of the wheel to connect the business globally to lift the economy of the nations. It would also focus on how businesses have transformed themselves during the lockdown and what would be the future of new normalcy.
Alchemy 2020-21 is structured around three-panel discussions on these and many more burning questions surrounding the business world today.
The Panels are:
1. Business Transformations & Building Resilient Frameworks.
2. Enterprising Technology: The vital spoke of Transformation
3. Economic Dynamics: A Paradigm Shift.
The following are the Keynote Speakers at the conclave –
1. Mr. Manoj Kohli – Country head of SoftBank, India
2. Mr. Sumit Mundra – Director of HR at Gartner
3. Mr. Amitabh Ray- Managing Director of Ericsson Global Services, India
4. Mr. SivaKumar Ingersoll – Finance Director and Country CFO of Dell
SAY YES TO YAS ISLAND, ABU DHABI! WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT! YAS ISLAND, ABU DHABI’S PREMIER LEISURE AND ENTERTAINMENT HUB LOOKS FORWARD TO WELCOMING BACK INDIAN TOURISTS WITH SAFE TRAVEL PROTOCOLS
By Husna Rizwan
Yas Island, Abu Dhabi’s premier leisure and entertainment hub, is all set to expect positive footfalls from Indian travelers when quarantine free international travel commences. Before Covid-19 pandemic, Abu Dhabi registered more than 450,000 hotel guests arriving from India with an 8.2% increase over 2018*, the upshot showed an increase in visitors from the country.
Over the past year, Yas Island has introduced comprehensive measures on health and safety protocol following UAE authorities’ guidance to ensure visitors feel confident to return to the destination like nowhere else.
Demonstrating its commitment to health and wellbeing and in support of Abu Dhabi’s vaccination program, the popular destination has now seen over 88% of its employees working at attractions, experiences, hotels, restaurants and retailers at Yas Island, vaccinated against COVID-19, as the Island aims to be amongst one of the first fully vaccinated holiday destinations in the world.
In an effort to raise awareness about the safety measures on the Island, Yas Island introduced numerous safety measures including the ‘#TogetherAtYas’ online platform which offers guests a guide to the public health and safety protocols on Yas Island, and the widely commended ‘Yas Wellness Program’, which grants guests direct access to a dedicated team of Yas Wellness ambassadors.
The Wellness Ambassadors are a team of specially trained individuals who are able to answer guests’ queries on the health and safety measures in place. In order to continually bridge guests to Yas Island, the Wellness Ambassadors are contactable via phone, social media, WhatsApp and email from 8am to 5pm UAE time, daily.
In recognition of its advanced safety efforts, Yas Island has received the coveted WTTC ‘Safe Travels’ stamp, marking it the first destination in Abu Dhabi to receive the international honor, providing additional reassurance to visitors looking forward to experiencing Yas Island and its many offerings – all safe in the knowledge that the island is maintaining the highest standards of public health and safety.
Yas Island is one of the world’s fastest growing leisure and entertainment destinations, located on the golden shores of Abu Dhabi – just 20 minutes from downtown Abu Dhabi and 50 minutes from Dubai. Yas Island offers holiday makers a diverse mix of award-winning leisure and entertainment experiences, from one-of-a-kind theme parks, world-class shopping and superb dining, to the globally renowned links golf course, exciting water and motor sports, and spectacular musical, entertainment and family events… all within the 25 sq km Island. Today, Yas Island is home to the award-winning theme parks Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, the record-breaking CLYMB™ Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina Circuit (home to the FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX™), the glamorous Yas Marina, the award-winning Yas Links golf course, as well as Abu Dhabi’s largest mall, Yas Mall. With eight hotels, including W Abu Dhabi – Yas Island, Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island, Park Inn Radisson, Abu Dhabi, Centro Yas Island, Crowne Plaza Abu Dhabi Yas Island, Radisson Blu Abu Dhabi Yas Island and Staybridge Suites Abu Dhabi Yas Island, plus more than 165 dining experiences, the destination also features indoor and outdoor concert venues including MAD and Etihad Arena – all of which are complemented by a range of visitor services that connect all attractions to one another.
MyLogic Business Management School lounges Certified Operational Accountant Program (COpA) from 21st April2021
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First Batch of COpA classes would commence from 21st April 2021 for more enrolment please do visit : COPA (mylogicvideos.com)
Bengaluru: COpA helps in developing the industrial skills required for the Commerce Graduates and make them ready & confident to take up the jobs in Multinational Companies.
MyLogic in association with BPO and KPO Companies has conducted a research in understanding the skill gaps existing in performing the tasks assigned on the job leading to poor quality of the results delivered by employees without any experience.
To address this issue, MyLogic has developed this Certification Program, which would be guarantee longevity and sustainability in the job.
COpA is a Certification which will make the commerce graduate confidently take up challenges in his/her career front and majorly help to bridge the gap between the Academic Curriculum & Industry requirements & readiness for Today and The Future.
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