Punjab misses wage revision deadline, labour unions threaten ‘Noida-like’ stir
In April 2026, Noida and Greater Noida were gripped by violent labour unrest as over 40,000 factory workers took to the streets. Demanding higher minimum wages and better working conditions, the de...
Source: Hindustan Times
In April 2026, Noida and Greater Noida were gripped by violent labour unrest as over 40,000 factory workers took to the streets. Demanding higher minimum wages and better working conditions, the demonstrations escalated into widespread arson and property damage.
