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An auto driver inaugurates BMS website

THE improved website of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) (www.bms.org.in) was launched on July 23 at Ernakulum. The launching was done at the Mekhala conference held in connection with the Foundation day programme. The website was formally inaugurated by Shr

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$img_titleTHE improved website of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) (www.bms.org.in) was launched on July 23 at Ernakulum. The launching was done at the Mekhala conference held in connection with the Foundation day programme. The website was formally inaugurated by Shri Shijin, an auto driver who is also joint secretary of the Auto Union. More than 400 people belonging to 12 unions attended the programme. Shri N Nagaresh briefed the audience about the contents of the website.
The website has been designed with the cooperation of Newsbharati, Nagpur to cater the needs of Public Sector, Private Sector, and Unorganised Sector workers’ using the latest technology. The site will also act like a reference site for those who want to study labour affairs.
The function was presided over by Shri Babuji, Mekhala president. Shri B Surendran, national deputy organising secretary of BMS inaugurated the conference. Shri PT Rao, senior most leaders of the BMS and former national finance secretary of BMS were also present on the occasion.
The website contains multi-dimensional activities of the BMS, information about joint struggles by different trade unions at various levels and sectors. It also has news on agitations, success stories, focused areas of work, states’ and Central Government’s policies, decisions, notifications, orders and welfare  schemes, court verdicts on labour matters, labour laws, labour news in India and abroad, sufferings of the unorganised sector workers, media room sections containing press clippings, press releases, organisational responses, etc. The BMS feels that the trade union movement should use the modern technology as one of its tool to spread its activities and efforts to different sections of people. (FOC)

 

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