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The Telangana Boggu Gani Karmika Sangham has demanded a 35 per cent profit share for Singareni Collieries employees in 2024-25. The union alleged workers lost Rs. 2 lakh each last year after deductions from net profit, and urged immediate disclosure of company earnings
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The BRS and its union, TBGKS, have said that the Congress government is not taking proper care of Singareni coal workers. They pointed out delays in medical checks for workers and said that support services are not running properly.
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The BRS and TBGKS are set to launch sustained protests demanding the Congress government fulfil its poll promises to Singareni workers. KT Rama Rao pledged full support, assuring legal aid and opposing attempts to privatise the Singareni Collieries Company Limited
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Massive rallies were taken out by trade unions including AITUC, IFTU, INTUC, CITU, TBGKS, TUCI and AIKS, alongside Left parties such as CPI, CPI(M), and CPI(ML) Massline at the district headquarters in Khammam and Kothagudem.
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Demands the Union government allocate all coal mines in Telangana's Godavari valley to the State-run SCCL
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Say government duped miners and workers of the SCCL by announcing a lower share of bonus than previous years
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The TBGKS vice president Kapu Krishna and others were arrested by the police during the protests and taken to SR Nagar station.
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TBGKS has played a crucial role in increasing workers' share in SCCL's profits from 18 to 32 percent, ensuring significant financial benefits for families.
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She said jobs were given to the youth in a big way in the company.
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The company management, as directed by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, decided to share 32 per cent of the profits of the company with the coal workers as bonus and it will be credit to their accounts soon.
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They lamented that they would lose dependent jobs, statutory benefits and other allowances.
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Mancherial: Senior coal miners leader Kengerla Mallaiah has been appointed working president of Telangana Boggu Ghani Karmeeka Sangham (TBGKS), a recognised trade union of Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL). The TBGKS honorary president K Kavita and Minister K Eshwar handed over the appointment letter to Mallaiah in Hyderabad on Friday. Mallaiah was tipped with the […]
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Mancherial: Senior coal miners leader Kengerla Mallaiah has been appointed working president of Telangana Boggu Gani Karmeeka Sangham, a recognized trade union of Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL). The TBGKS honorary president K Kavita and minister K Eshwar handed over the appointment letter to Mallaiah in Hyderabad on Friday. Mallaiah was tipped for the post […]
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Kothagudem: The leaders of Telangana Boggu Ghani Karmika Sangham (TBGKS) and elected members in the district demanded that the BJP government at the Centre withdraw its decision to auction SCCL coal blocks. On Wednesday, the TBGKS and MLAs staged dharnas at SCCL head office in Kothagudem, Manugur, Yellandu and at Sathupalli in Khammam district against […]
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TBGKS leaders led by Ramagundam region-I vice-president Gandra Damodar Rao burnt Eatala Rajender's effigy in Godavarikhani chowrasta.
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Singareni ST Employees Welfare Association members along with Mahabubabad MP Maloth Kavitha called on the MLC Kavitha at the latter's residence and submitted a representation in this regard
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TRS suspends Telangana Boggu Gani Karmika Sangham leader, Gaddam Venkateshwarlu for harassing woman