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CITU State meet on November 25

HYDERABAD: Effects of Government’s policies on the working class and industries sector will come up for discussion at the two-day State committee conference of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) beginning in Kakinada on November 25. R. Sudhabhaskar, president, said in a press release here on Sunday that the conference would also look at the Government’s ‘negligent’ attitude towards the plight of unorganised workers. –Special Correspondent

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