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All India General Strike on February 20–21, 2013

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G Mamatha, Newsclick, February 18, 2013

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The workers of the country are all set for the two days’ General Strike on February 20–21, 2013 called by the 11 Central Trade Unions for the first time after independence.

Impact of Food Price Rise on Third World Countries

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Newsclick Production, 20 Sept. 2011

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Prof Jayati Ghosh speaks to Newsclick on global price rise and its impact on developing countries, India in particular.

Fuel Price Hike: Global Prices @ Local Wages

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Newsclick presentation, July 22, 2011

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Newsclick presents a feature on the fuel price hike. Newsclick examines justifications provided by government spokespersons, details their critiques and ascertains the level of distress faced by the "aam aadmi".

'Role of big capital in agriculture and food economy leading to inflation' - Prasenjit Bose

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Newsclick Production

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 Dr. Prasenjit Bose, Convenor of the Research Unit of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) speaks on the factors resulting in the high rates of inflation - particularly food inflation in India today. 

Fuel Price Hike: Whose Profit Is It Anyway?

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Newsclick Production 12 July 2010

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The Bharat Bandh called by all major opposition parties had been an unprecedented success. Large number of people participated and showed displeasure and anger against UPA's anti-people economic policies. The opposition has asked the government either to roll back fuel prices or be ready to face more intensified mass movement against its arrogant pro-rich policies.

Soaring Prices, Burning Bellies

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Newsclick Production, 27 February 2010

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Prices of essential commodities have gone up beyond imagination. The Central Government has been making promises but taken no action and 'Aam Admi' is feeling the pinch.

 

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