Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Kavitha to Collaborate with HMS in Singareni Collieries
Kavitha, a politician, is teaming up with a labor union called HMS in the Singareni coal fields.
She's starting a walk to meet people after the festival of Dasara.
Kavitha wants her union, Singareni Jagruti, to work with other left-leaning unions.
She wants the government to give coal workers a bigger bonus and to stop taxing their salaries.
Kavitha also thinks more underground mines should be opened to create more jobs.
This move could cause friction with the BRS party.
Kavitha, a BRS MLC, plans to collaborate with the Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS) in Singareni.
Kavitha is starting a 'pada yatra' in Singareni areas post-Dasara, beginning in Mancherial.
She seeks to create a partnership between her trade union, Singareni Jagruti, and left-leaning unions.
Kavitha advocated for a 35% bonus for Singareni workers and called for canceling income tax on their salaries.
She urged the state government to open more underground mines for increased employment opportunities.
- Who
- MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha and the Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS), as well as Singareni workers.
- What
- Kavitha plans a partnership with HMS and a 'pada yatra', advocating for workers' benefits and more underground mines.
- When
- The pada yatra will begin after Dasara.
- Where
- Singareni areas.
- Why
- To protect the rights of Singareni workers, expand their union, and potentially challenge BRS party's influence.
Kavitha's Stance
BRS Party/TBGKS Stance
Union Competition
Kavitha's Stance
Kavitha has formed her own trade union, Singareni Jagruti, and is seeking a tie-up with left unions.
BRS Party/TBGKS Stance
TBGKS is the BRS party's frontal trade union.
- Politician
- Kavitha
- Trade Union
- Singareni Jagruti
- HMS General Secretary
- Riyaz Ahmed
- HMS Founder
- Subhash Chandra Bose
- Bonus Demand
- 35% for Singareni workers
- Location of 'pada yatra'
- Mancherial