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Human Rights Federation Raises TRB Personnel Issues: Chief Minister’s Office Directs Necessary Action: Government’s attention drawn to TRB personnel’s working hours, adequate rest, and health concerns | Federation says representation has been forwarded to the Home Minister’s Secretary for further action

October 10, 26 Mahendra Ayalani

Gujarat, Gandhinagar: The Human Rights Federation (USA) has submitted a representation to the government highlighting important issues concerning the interests, rights, and working conditions of personnel serving in Gujarat State’s Traffic Regulation Brigade (TRB). According to the Federation, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) has issued instructions to take the necessary action on the related email following the representation. The Federation has drawn the government’s attention to the long working hours of TRB personnel and the lack of adequate rest during duty,

Important initiative to solve pressing issues of government employees: departmental-level meetings will be held with employee groups every three months

September 12, 26 Amruta Vyas

Gandhinagar, September 12, 2026: A joint meeting of office-bearers of various employee associations across Gujarat was held with Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister Shri Harsh Sanghavi under the leadership of the Gujarat State Employees Federation (Gujarat Rajya Karmachari Mahamandal). The meeting focused on various pending issues affecting government employees across the state and discussed measures for their time-bound resolution. The meeting was attended by Gujarat State Employees Federation President Shri Satishbhai, Employees Joint Front President Shri Digvijaysinh Jadeja, General Secretar

The Price of Existence: How Post-Election Fuel Hikes Are Breaking India's Common Man: A Special Report on the Human Cost Behind Every Fuel Price Revision

May 27, 26 Rahul Vyas

As election euphoria fades and winning politicians settle comfortably into the corridors of power, millions of ordinary Indians are bracing themselves for something far less celebratory — the inevitable rise in fuel prices that follows every general election with the quiet certainty of a landlord arriving on rent day. It has happened again. And almost nobody is surprised. The Ritual Nobody Dares Name: In March 2024, weeks before the Lok Sabha polling began, the BJP government announced a ₹2 per litre reduction in petrol and diesel prices. It was projected as consumer relief. It was

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