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'Strike lacks broad support': Major trade bodies oppose nationwide protest

'Strike lacks broad support': Major trade bodies oppose nationwide protest

Several major labour organisations across states have distanced themselves from the nationwide strike call given by certain trade unions, calling it politically motivated and lacking broad worker support. Leaders from groups such as the Hind Mazdoor Kisan Panchayat, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, and the National Front of Indian Trade Unions (NFITU) said they are not participating in the protest. Feb 12, 2026
Rahul snaps at reporters, when questioned about 'privilege' motion against him

Rahul snaps at reporters when questioned about 'privilege' motion against him

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi snapped at reporters outside Parliament when questioned about a possible privilege motion against him during the ongoing Budget Session. Visibly irritated, he asked journalists whether "privilege" was the "code word for today" and urged them to remain objective, accusing some in the media of echoing the BJP's narrative. Feb 12, 2026
US expects tariff follow-through: White House

US expects tariff follow-through: White House

The White House stated that the US expects India to honor tariff reduction commitments under President Trump's trade agreement, calling it a win for American farmers, workers, and industries. Feb 12, 2026
Bandh in Punjab, Haryana

No traders' body called for Bharat Bandh, it is business as usual in organised sector: CAIT

CAIT clarified that no major traders' body has called for a Bharat Bandh, and markets will remain open. While some banks, government offices, transport, and schools may be affected, the organised trade sector does not support the strike called by trade unions and farmer groups protesting labour codes, the India-US trade deal, and seeking MGNREGA restoration. Feb 12, 2026
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