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Govt Urges Bank Employees to Call Off Nationwide Strike
The Indian government calls for dialogue to prevent a nationwide bank strike from September 28-30. Unions demand a five-day workweek and changes to the PLI scheme. With most concerns addressed, banks prepare for disruptions and encourage digital services. The finance ministry emphasizes resolving issues amicably to maintain banking operations.
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