Forests

Punyavathi, Ranjana, Sethia, Madhu +2

In this issue: • Greetings to Soviet Women • Third Conference of Bihar Gramsevikas • Prime-Minister Face Wrath of Women in Bombay • Womens’ Organisations observed National Integration Day • Women in Kanak Industries on Dharna • Report from Andhra Pradesh - Punyavathi • The Unjustified closure Of Union Carbide • Report from Delhi - Ranjana • Punjab: Day long Dharna by Sevikas • Women Forest Workers Denied Permanency – Madhu Sethia • Women Protest Against Punamma’s Murder • Irrelevance of Law and Private School Teachers – Madhury Sukla • Technical Education for Women in Tamil Nadu • International ◦ “Do Not Treat Us As Sex Objects”, Women Labour Delegates, England ◦ Protest In Pakistan Against Flogging ◦ Reagan Losses On Female Factor ◦ Women’s Employment in China • Ashoklata is no more • Punjab lost Asha Rani • SFI Victory in JNU • Joint Convention of Working Women • Misbehaviour towards Tribal Girls • Legal Note: A Land Mark Judgement – R. Vaigai • Jobs denied to Primary Teachers • Did you know ?

1 Nov 1983

Chatterjee, A. P.

In This Issue: • Fight Out The Victimisation Of Railwaymen With All Our Might • The Glorious Railway Strike And After, Repression Continues Even After Withdrawal • The AITUC Leadership And The Railway Strike • Amendments To The Constitution Of The CITU • Who Scuttled Central T.U.’s Solidarity With Railwaymen? • Who Are Patronising Gangsters In Durgapur? CITU Union’s Open Letter To Steel Minister • West Bengal Forest Workers Realise Demands Through Struggle • Closure Of Plantations Lead To Large Scale Unemployment • Law For Victimised Railway Employees / Legal Notes • Deihi ‘Statesman’ Workers Face Management & Goonda Attacks • Newsletters / Kerala, Tamilnadu, Goa, Maharashtra • CITU Demands Recognition of PRG of South Vietnam • Rising Working Class Struggles In Great Britain • Karnataka Textile Workers Get Wage Rise • Big Strike by M. P. State Transport Workers • Other Regular Features

1 Jul 1974