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NTC Workers in Tamil Nadu Unpaid for 8 Months: Crisis Deepens for 2,000 Families

Over 2,000 workers from seven National Textile Corporation (NTC) mills in Tamil Nadu have not received their salaries for the past eight months. The mills, located in Coimbatore and southern districts, were shut down in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite initial payments until June 2023 and partial salaries until February, workers are now left without income. Trade union leaders like M. Arumugam (AITUC) and T.S. Rajamani (HMS) are leading protests, legal actions, and appeals to officials. The Regional Labour Commissioner has referred the wage dispute to an industrial tribunal, and a case is pending in the Madras High Court demanding mill reopening. Workers are frustrated, with many forced to seek alternative employment. This video explores the ongoing crisis, the workers' struggles, and the efforts to secure their rightful wages. Keywords: NTC, Tamil Nadu, textile workers, unpaid wages, labor dispute, COVID-19 impact, trade unions, Coimbatore, Madras High Court.