Over 21,000 Bengal workers jobless as jute mills, tea gardens close
By IANS - KOLKATA
28th June 2012 09:43 AM
As many as
21,570 workers have been rendered jobless in West Bengal due to closure of six
jute mills and three tea gardens, the state assembly was informed Wednesday.
Replying to queries from members during question hour, Labour Minister Purnendu
Bose said 20,669 workers were unemployed as six jute mills including the Birla
Jute Mill and Hastings Jute Mills were closed.
He said of the six, two - Birla Jute Mills and Nadia Jute - were expected to
reopen soon following tripartite talks.
He said 901 workers were out of job with three tea gardens closed.
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