DMK wants committee for mill uplift

Thursday, October 18, 2007, 15:29 [IST]

Puducherry, Oct 18: Puducherry DMK unit convenor R V Janakiraman today urged the administration to take immediate steps to constitute a high-level committee for the modernisation of government-owned Anglo-French Textile mills here, as announced in the assembly.

Mr Janakiraman in a statement urged the administration to enhance mill workers' salary, which was not hiked for the past 11 years.

The administration should announce a bonus for all the government undertakings and corporations, including the textile mills and road transport corporation, without further delay.

UNI

Topics: puducherry, dmk, politics, textile

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