 | Agnipath: 600 trains cancelled on day of bandh, farmer outfit to join protestSeeking to broaden the stir, the Samyukta Kisan Morach (SKM) said it would hold a countrywide protest against the scheme on June 24. |
 | No impact of Bharat Bandh on Delhi markets, say tradersThe impact of the bandh, called by some organisations, was not seen in different commercial markets here, including Lajpat Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Palika Bazar and Khan Market. |
 | Kerala Police Chief calls for vigilanceThe entire police force has to be on duty full time on Monday, the DGP said. |
 | Section 144 imposed, don't violate law: Noida Police warn ahead of Monday's Bharat BandhAn official urged citizens to help police identify the anti-social elements engaged in the protests and also appealed to them to caution youngsters against demonstrations. |
 | Chennai Metro patronage picks up as 44.67 lakh passengers avail services in the month of MarchIn the month of January, 25.19 lakh passengers availed the Metro and in the month of February, the figure rose to 31.86 lakh. |
 | Long queues at post offices Post two-day strikeWhile a senior postal employee claimed that there were no complaints from public, the long queues and experience of visitors gave a contradictory picture. |
 | Fewer Bharat bandhs if government is more flexibleWhile transport and high street life has hardly been affected, there has been heavy absenteeism in banks, leading to disruption of financial services. |
 | Two-day stir deals a big blow to tourismTourists stopped from travelling, many forced to cancel conferences, police book cases against rioters |
 | Strike brings life to halt; KSRTC staff attacked near PappanamcodeA KSRTC bus driver and a conductor were attacked by a group of protesters near Pappanamcode. |
 | Day 2 of Bharat bandh: 60% buses back on road in ChennaiOver 60 per cent of MTC buses in Chennai began plying on the second day of Bharat Bandh on Tuesday, according to representatives of trade unions. |
 | Bharat bandh: Agony ends, but at what cost?Fruit vendors, merchants and general public affected by the two-day nationwide stir |
 | Bharat Bandh: Normal life thrown haywire in PuducherryThe bandh called to protest the anti-people policies of the Centre saw shops and business establishments downing shutters, while most private buses went off the road. |
 | Strike throws life out of gear in Ernakulam, panchayat secy attackedTaxis, autorickshaws, KSRTC and private buses remain off the road | Shops stay shuttered |
 | Kerala HC steps in, dies non invoked, govt staff must join duty Tuesday“No leave of any kind shall be sanctioned for government employees unless due to unavoidable reasons,” Chief Secretary V P Joy said in the order invoking dies non. |
 | Bharat bandh: Of a pointless strike and lives crippledThere was anger and annoyance as the first day of strike brought Kerala to a stop. People were seen stuck at many places. |
 | Strike or not, work for CPM party congress can go onIt is often repeated that ‘you know nothing about this party’ whenever a discussion about the tactics and policies of CPM comes up. |
 | Strike becomes hartal again, untoward incidents in many Kerala districtsNormal life affected across state | KSRTC runs only emergency services | Panchayat secy attacked in Kothamangalam | Several shops closed forcibly |
 | These few villages in Ernakulam say a firm ‘no’ to strikesWhile the lives of commoners came to a halt following the 48-hour national strike, there are a few pockets in Ernakulam district that stood resilient against the shutdown. |
 | Lukewarm response to trade union bandh in OdishaPassengers at Baramunda bus stand were stranded for at least two to three hours as buses remained off the road affecting public transport. |
 | Win some, lose some as Bharat bandh applies brakes on Tamil NaduWith fewer buses on the road, commuters of all sorts find it hard to reach their destinations, forcing to them to hire autos, cabs, minivans at higher fares |
