Central trade unions have postponed their nationwide general strike, initially planned for May 20, to July 9, 2025. This decision follows the Pahalgam terrorist attack and subsequent military actions, prompting a responsible response from the unions. Despite the postponement, they remain committed to opposing the Labour Codes and addressing worker exploitation, accusing employers of anti-worker practices during the national crisis. Post navigation India’s first monthly job survey shows 5.1% unemployment rate in April 2025 Rupee drops 22 paise to settle at 85.54 against dollar amid importers demand, FII outflows
