Live
- Tata Group to create 5 lakh manufacturing jobs over next half decade: N. Chandrasekaran
- Hansika’s charm remains undeniable
- Housing Sales Decline 4% in 2024, but Sales Value Rises 16% in India’s Top Cities: ANAROCK
- VHP to launch campaign from Jan 5 to free temples from govt control
- Israeli far-right minister visits flashpoint Jerusalem holy site, sparking criticism
- Keralites gulp down liquor worth Rs 152 crore over Christmas period
- Nani exudes style & intensity in ‘HIT 3’ new poster
- Journalist-writer Dr Rentala Jayadeva comes with a book ‘Mana Cinema.. First Reel’
- Harish Rao Criticizes Government’s Delayed Response to Sandhya Theatre Incident
- Apple Watch Ultra 3 to Include BP Monitoring and Satellite Texting by 2025
Hanamkonda: Bank strike effects transactions
Banking operations were partially hit on Tuesday in Hanamkonda as the employees of various banks went on a 24-hour strike on Tuesday, following a nation-wide call by bank employee unions.
Hanamkonda: Banking operations were partially hit on Tuesday in Hanamkonda as the employees of various banks went on a 24-hour strike on Tuesday, following a nation-wide call by bank employee unions.
The unions gave a 24-hour long strike from Tuesday to Wednesday, protesting the merger of banks and fall in deposit rates.
Services like cash deposit and withdrawals and cheque clearances were impacted due to the strike by banking staff.
CITU leaders extended their support to the bank employees' strike. The leaders alleged that the SBI ownership has been shifted from Reserve Bank of India to the Central government only to privatise it.
Even the voting right has been increased from one percent to 10 percent in government sector banks only to hand over the institution to private hands, they added.
Bank employees staged a protest in front of Andhra Bank in Hanamkonda on Tuesday.
