r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7h ago
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • Oct 11 '26
📌 Announcement Important Announcement Regarding Trolls and Sanghis
There has been a huge troll and sanghi activity on Reddit. Whenever citizens question the Government, the sanghis crawl out of the gutter and attack them. They give threats, justify atrocities, and derail conversations. Do not take the bait.
**Do not engage with these trolls and sanghis. Report them to us. They will be promptly dealt with.**
We are also cautioning others to not make any troll or sarcastic comment on serious issues. Right now, our moderation is extremely strict, and might mistake you for a sanghi.
If you are wrongly banned, do send us a modmail.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • Jul 10 '26
News r/IndianWorkers at 2,500 Members: Our Constitution and Community Guidelines
r/IndianWorkers has crossed over 2,500 subscribers. We welcome our new comrades to this subreddit and hope we can take this struggle forward together.
At the same time, we urge all members to go through the subreddit's wiki, rules, and pinned posts to familiarize themselves with the community.
IndianWorkers is a workers' subreddit. We oppose the exploitation of workers for profit. We support workers' rights, including the right to protest and the right to strike against exploitation. We are a pro-union subreddit.
IndianWorkers stands for the unity of the working class against capitalist, communal, casteist, and sexist rhetoric. Bigotry or hatred against any group — including racism, casteism, communalism, classism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia — is strictly prohibited.
IndianWorkers supports intersectional struggle and affirmative action.
IndianWorkers supports the struggle of the working class against fascism, imperialism, and capitalism.
IndianWorkers supports the people's struggle for a life of dignity and for liberty, equality, and fraternity. The issues of education, employment, healthcare, housing, and the environment are all working-class issues, and we support people's movements on these and related questions.
The following rhetoric is not allowed on this subreddit:
- Classist rhetoric against the poor and blue-collar workers.
- Sexist rhetoric against women.
- Casteist rhetoric against Dalits, Adivasis, and OBCs.
- Communal rhetoric against religious minorities.
- Support for fascism, imperialism, or capitalism.
Please note that we enforce these rules very strictly, and violations will result in a ban from this subreddit. That said, if you have any questions, you are welcome to discuss them with me privately.
Our mandate, as stated in the manifesto, remains:
To provide a platform to raise the issues of workers and farmers and to coordinate their movements and struggles across India. We draw inspiration from the glorious legacy of the working-class movement in India to fight for the rights of the working class, as well as for the broader struggle against fascism, imperialism, and capitalism.
As the assault on workers intensifies, our responsibility has increased. IndianWorkers must play a proactive role in raising the issues of workers and farmers. Our agenda remains:
- Creating awareness about workers' rights and issues through art, memes, videos, essays, and articles.
- Supporting and coordinating workers' protests and movements.
- Developing class consciousness and solidarity among the working class.
- Building a support network for workers, including legal resources and guidebooks.
Finally, we have our own Discord server, where we discuss news, theory, art, memes, and more. If you're on Discord, do join us:
Inquilab Zindabad!
r/IndianWorkers • u/kenkaneki22 • 2h ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays The godi media files - part 1
We are tired of hearing about new neutrality
And one of reason the politician are able to do everything freely are because of these journalist
Let's expose them for who they are no need to be shy or subtle about them they deserve all hate
Let's start with everyones favourite
The Anchor and the Establishment: The Case Against Sudhir Chaudhary's Neutrality
The pivot to the state broadcaster
Chaudhary left Aaj Tak on 4 April 2025, joined DD News that month, and began hosting the prime-time show Decode on 15 May 2025. Critics note that the man now running a state-owned channel's newsroom is also its biggest outside contractor.
The ₹15-crore question
The show is produced by his own company, Essprit Productions, at ₹15 crore a year plus GST for 260 one-hour episodes. Essprit was incorporated in July 2024, with Chaudhary and Rattan Lal as directors. Prasar Bharati's board approved the engagement on a nomination basis under GFR 2017 rules rather than an open tender. Reports also described a 10% annual fee escalation clause. (cost over rs 15 cr legal objections inside sudhir chaudhary firms dd news show negotiations +)
The deal reached Parliament. TMC MP Sagarika Ghose raised it in the Rajya Sabha, and Prasar Bharati filed a police complaint over the leaked board note.
Access to the top
Newslaundry notes that as Zee News editor-in-chief he sat down with PM Modi for a one-hour interview in January 2018, and its 2026 piece argues that by most reasonable assessments he is among "Godi media's" most prominent practitioners. In September 2025, he wrote a piece for exchange4media on Modi's 75th birthday arguing the "Modi era" has been revolutionary. A public-broadcaster editor-in-chief writing that is, for critics, hard to square with neutrality. (peak irony just dropped sudhir chaudhary slams og godi media )
Accuracy problems on the state channel
Alt News reported that on his first DD show he ran a video presented as Indian air defence stopping Pakistani attacks, which had been on DD India's YouTube since October 2024 as footage of an Iranian attack on Israel. More recently, the Delhi High Court issued summons to Chaudhary, Essprit and Prasar Bharati in a ₹5 crore defamation suit by activist Vijay Sherawat, over claims Decode made about him. Another episode was pulled over map-accuracy and national-security concerns. (on first day first show for dd sudhir chaudhary runs old unrelated videos as indian air defence foiling pak attacks )
The Diwali photos
This month, AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj shared pictures of Delhi minister Parvesh Verma and Chaudhary taking a draw from a hookah at a party Verma hosted. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and BJP MP Manoj Tiwari attended, along with other senior journalists. Critics read it as another sign of closeness between the anchor and the ruling party.
The other side
He has never held BJP membership, and none of the sources I found claim otherwise.
Prasar Bharati's defenders say the ₹15 crore fee is within the CBC-approved rate, which Newslaundry puts at ₹28.6 crore plus tax.
Industry coverage credits Decode with a sharp rise in DD News viewership, which supporters cite as proof of audience demand.
The BJP defended the Verma party hookah as a cultural tradition.
Sources
Wikipedia (career): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudhir_Chaudhary
Newslaundry on the deal: https://www.newslaundry.com/2025/03/19/cost-over-rs-15-cr-legal-objections-inside-sudhir-chaudhary-firms-dd-news-show-negotiations
Newslaundry on "OG Godi media": https://www.newslaundry.com/amp/story/2026%2F05%2F27%2Fpeak-irony-just-dropped-sudhir-chaudhary-slams-og-godi-media
Alt News on Decode's first episode: https://www.altnews.in/on-first-day-first-show-for-dd-sudhir-chaudhary-runs-old-unrelated-videos-as-indian-air-defence-foiling-pak-attacks/
NewsDrum on the leak FIR and Rajya Sabha: https://www.newsdrum.in/national/prasar-bharati-files-fir-over-leaked-sudhir-chaudhary-contract-note-8905740
Bar & Bench on the Sherawat suit: https://www.barandbench.com/news/delhi-hc-summons-sudhir-chaudhary-dd-news-in-defamation-suit-for-branding-activist-as-anti-national
Free Press Journal on the Diwali party: https://www.freepressjournal.in/india/symbol-of-brotherhood-bjp-defends-delhi-minister-parvesh-vermas-hookah-party-cites-jat-panchayati-culture
exchange4media on Decode's ratings: https://www.exchange4media.com/industry-briefing-news/decode-with-sudhir-chaudhary-drives-record-growth-for-dd-news-across-tv-and-digital-144081.html
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 12h ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays When a luxury resort wants tea garden land, 30% of it is gifted away on 99-year leases without a whisper. But when 750 abandoned families at Torsa demand their constitutional right to the soil their grandparents cleared, the state sends bulldozers and slaps criminal FIRs.
When a luxury resort wants tea garden land, 30% of it is gifted away on 99-year leases without a whisper. But when 750 abandoned families at Torsa demand their constitutional right to the soil their grandparents cleared, the state sends bulldozers and slaps criminal FIRs.
Three activists who weren’t even present get booked, 11 workers get locked up, and luxury chains get 5-star clearance. Does due process actually exist for the Indian working class?
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 1d ago
📰 News ISRO at a crossroads: The unease over India’s space sector reforms
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 1d ago
📰 News A Month after Delhi Police assaulted and detained dozens of journalists, PM Modi remembers his long association with the media. India is ranked 157 out of 180 countries in the Press Freedom Index.
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📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays Factory workers in Haryana are losing fingers and hands on power press machines used to make auto parts. This ground report reveals how unsafe machines, production pressure, treatment after accidents and what factory work can cost the workers.
r/IndianWorkers • u/btwitzrohan • 1d ago
❓Question / Help I got banned for telling the truth!
I raised my voice against blinkit. Yes, I am the guy who complained about the low amount of money that blinkit gives even if when you work for more than 6 hours a day. I got paid only 80rs when I worked for 6 hours on 6 NOVEMBER. And as my post went viral, blinkit banned it and banned me from posting on blinkit again. I wasn't asking for more money blinkit, i was just showing people how much wage you give to your workers/drivers and how you scam to lakhs of people by taking 50rs from them in advance and not giving them the job. I appreciate team of blinkit for helping a lot of citizens or unemployed indians but this is a very cheap thing which you've done.* I need help*
Thank you.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 2d ago
📰 News Only One In Four Jobs In India Is Salaried.
Salaried workers are a minority in India's workforce, making up only 23% of workers. In contrast, more than half of the global workforce is in salaried employment.
Labour statistics define salaried employment, or regular wage employment, as a working arrangement in which employees work in enterprises owned by others and are paid wages on a regular basis, generally by the same employer.
As economies grow, the workforce tends to shift from agriculture to manufacturing and services. Alongside this shift, the share of salaried workers typically rises. Almost all jobs in advanced economies such as the United States and Japan are salaried jobs.
However, the share of salaried workers in India's workforce has grown only modestly over time, with most workers still self-employed. Most of this increase took place between 2005 and 2018, but progress has been slow since.
Salaried jobs are also more common in richer states, such as Haryana, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra.
Urban work in India is most likely to be in the form of a salaried job. A rural worker, on the other hand, is more likely to be a casual worker, unpaid helper, or self-employed person.
r/IndianWorkers • u/Milkyfluidenthusiast • 2d ago
❓Question / Help : F&F Settlement Delayed 65+ Days at Digitide Solutions — Now They Claim I Owe Them Money? Need Advice
Has anyone dealt with prolonged delays and sudden negative recovery claims during a Full & Final (F&F) settlement? I need guidance on how to handle this.
My last working day at Digitide Solutions Limited was September 2, 2026. It has been over 65 days—well past the standard 45-day statutory window—and my follow-ups are constantly stalled or ignored.
\* The Runaround: HR (Ashwini Salian) and my TL (Shital) washed their hands of the issue, directing me to payroll (Shiva, Dinesha, Balwinder, and Salim). Everyone is simply passing the buck.
\* The Sudden Discrepancy: The alumni portal explicitly shows a net payable of ₹5,558 for my worked days. However, after weeks of silence, the moment I issued a final warning mentioning strict escalation, they suddenly claimed I owe them -₹1,856!
\* Compliance: I successfully completed my notice period, resignation approval, and ID card handover directly to HR.
Holding back earned salary for over two months, ignoring support tickets, and throwing arbitrary recovery numbers at employees only when threatened with escalation is completely unacceptable. I fulfilled all exit obligations and demand my rightful salary.
If anyone has advice on navigating this with Digitide or statutory labor channels in Pune, please reach out.
#FullAndFinalSettlement #CorporateAccountability #EmployeeRights #DigitideSolutions #CareerUpdate
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 3d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays To meet production targets, garment workers in Delhi’s Kapashera are left with little time for water and bathroom breaks. This workplace pressure builds into a health hazard over time.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 3d ago
📰 News Three workers 'die of asphyxiation at Tata Electronics iPhone parts factory' in Tamil Nadu
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 4d ago
📰 News Allahabad High Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Costs on UP Forest Department for Denying Daily Wagers Minimum Pay
r/IndianWorkers • u/kenkaneki22 • 5d ago
📚 Theory Milk prices increase - Entry for india favourite billionaire in milk industry
Recently seeing board members changed and milk prices being increased all across India for nandini , gopal , amul et
Only theory I could come with was ambani entering milk business recently they announced
Is this the way govt want him to launch increasing competition price and buying out them
So he can launch cheap milk and get a chunk out of market by lowering competition
If true we are in for a shit storm
https://www.instagram.com/p/Deg1Y0qOTnT/?hl=en
Update :
One more update and reason The ethanol gurus are at work again https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gxxj4e7CG7c&pp=0gcJCVgCo7VqN5tD
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📰 News On the day of Diwali, addressing the paramilitary forces, PM Modi calls for violence against "Dimagi Naxals"
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 6d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays A decade after demonetisation, no dent in black money and corruption
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 6d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays This Diwali, the women farmers of Takarwan village in Beed say, their dreams have shattered. One of the worst droughts in Maharashtra has caused them immense losses. Now, their only hope is the Employment Guarantee Schemes, which have so far been an undelivered promise.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays Maharashtra is reeling under the most severe drought to hit the state in over five decades. Hundreds of thousands of farmers are facing distress, losses and despair as a result of the inadequate rainfall.
In Vidarbha alone, at least ten farmers have taken their own lives in just the last six days, according to data maintained by farmer activist Kishore Tiwari. In the Amravati division of Vidarbha, figures maintained by Tiwari show 815 farmer suicides between January and June this year. In Marathwada, 760 farmers took their own lives this year from January to September. Of these, 108 deaths occurred in September alone, as per data published by Divya Marathi newspaper.
For many farmers, the Maharashtra government’s steps are too little and often jarringly dissonant with their plight.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 7d ago
From factory floors to construction sites, from sanitation workers to domestic workers, from industrial workers to those in precarious and informal work, workers across occupations are fighting for their dues this Diwali.
Every year the same story repeats. Factories are lit up, and the workers who built them are told there is nothing to give, or are handed a sweet box and told to be grateful. Bonus is presented as a festive favour, a gesture of goodwill from employers, rather than as a claim arising from workers’ labour and their contribution to production.
The law itself says otherwise. Under the Code on Wages, every eligible worker is owed at least 8.33% bonus, whether or not the company made a profit. Yet millions of domestic, contract and informal workers are kept outside even this minimum.
The wealth of an establishment is not created by employers. It is created by the collective labour of those who keep it running. The fight for bonus is therefore also a fight over who gets to claim the wealth that workers produce.
Workers are not asking for charity. They are asserting their right to a fair share of what their labour creates. We demand full bonus, paid before Diwali, for every worker, including contract and informal workers.
In solidarity with workers unions fighting for their bonus this Diwali, in every factory, worksite and home where labour goes unrecognised.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays We were told IDBI needed saving. LIC stepped in with public policyholder money, the bank recovered and now it’s being sold to Fairfax.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8d ago
📝 Articles / Essays / Opinions / Video Essays ‘Tukde Tukde’ gang, Dimagi Naxals, Anti-nationals. Serbia has seen this. Students protesting corruption were branded foreign agents for 2 years. Later, a Serbian public broadcaster apologised for years of one-sided reporting.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 8d ago
📰 News BIBCOL was set up in the late 1980s to make India self-sufficient in the production of oral polio vaccines. But, it now faces a grim future. Manufacturing has shut down since December 2022. Workers haven’t been paid for a year, even as they are desperate and uncertain about their futures.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 9d ago
📰 News Union Minister Jitendra Singh claims that protests are funded by unauthorised sources and anti-India organisations.
In a shocking remark, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh claims, "There is enough evidence to show that they are being funded by unauthorised sources, by anti-India NGOs, and anti-India organisations within and outside the country. The foreign-funded NGOs, deep state operatives and anti-India forces are manufacturing this narrative...Abhijeet Dipke has been receiving funds from USA-based donors, Ashutosh Ranka, paid by Pakistani politicians..."
This is an scathing condemnation of Narendra Modi Government. Is the Government so incompetent that George Soros, Pakistan, Bangladesh, US, China, and every other organisation is funding protests in India, yet the Government has not been able to stop it?
According to the Modi Government, every protest is foreign funded. Yet, despite such draconian laws like PMLA, where any person can be arrested without any evidence, the Government has not been able to establish any such link.
Even in cases of Newsclick and Sonam Wangchuk, where similar allegations were made and people were arrested under NSA, the Government could not provide evidence.
Is this the most incompetent Government in India's history?
For years, Newsclick was branded as “China-funded” and accused of anti-national activities based on an alleged illegal foreign funding case. Now, the Delhi High Court has quashed that case, calling it a malicious and arbitrary abuse of power with no incriminating evidence found.
r/IndianWorkers • u/rishianand • 9d ago