Did the govt provide any relief to companies , middle class ?
In fact, govts exploited Covid19 situation to drastically water down labor compensation and rights. Unlike decades back, collective uproars regarding labor rights are almost non-existent these days.
I will have to agree with the L& T CEO on this . In the past I had taken up jobs for the sake of travel , exposure and experience . These days that seems to be lacking . Rather the focus is on the pay and how much an employee can make for himself or herself .
There is nothing much to learn than bad life quality if one travel within India. People are still even fighting with their life and resources to reach developed countries for the sake of travel , exposure and experience.
Focus should be on pay and how much an employee can make for themselves, otherwise what is the point in the grind ? This is just like how corporations are for profit, making arguments in the name of nation building by paying pennies to labor class ? Let labor set their worth too, for once.
Damn sure Covid19 taught some life lessons to those poor people about value of their life and life quality.
Unfortunately , since the middle class are not the vote bank , the govt ,politicians focus on the vote bank and the welfare schemes do hurt the nation and the rest of them who have to bear with vote bank politics .
Everybody thinks they are middle-class, there needs to be a definition on actually who are middle class in India.
Corrupt system ignored huge population of 'labor class' people, welfare system during votes effectively is the only way to correct this.
L&T and similar companies paying enough for labors to move with their own discretion than treating them like cattle walking on streets and fell dying during Covid19 times may help.
Agree with schemes like 'ladli behen' is nonsense which should not have any place anywhere, schemes like that was purely exploited for votes by all parties. Now that voting is over, SC suddenly took note of that !
Supreme Court warns Maharashtra to provide reasonable compensation for land acquired for Ladki Bahin scheme. Maharashtra government proposes Rs 37.42 crore, landowner claims it is insufficient. Decision awaited.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
That too, regarding totally unrelated court case, how conveniently nonsensical...!