India is bracing for a massive nationwide general strike that could disrupt key sectors like postal services, coal mining, and mineral production. Workers from NMDC and other major public sector undertakings have announced their participation, signalling major disruptions in logistics, energy, and essential services.<br />In this special bulletin, anchor Shibnath of Democratic News TV breaks down the scale of the upcoming strike, the reasons behind the unrest, and the potential impact on millions of Indian citizens. The unions are calling for better job security, wage revisions, and resistance against privatization.<br />This strike follows similar massive demonstrations on November 26, 2020, March 28-29, 2022, and most recently February 16, 2024. With postal workers, coal miners, and mineral sector employees uniting, the consequences could ripple across the nation’s economy.<br />📌 Stay updated on:<br />• Which sectors are joining the strike<br />• Why workers are protesting<br />• Possible effects on postal and energy services<br />• Government response and public reaction<br />🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Democratic News TV for more breaking updates and in-depth coverage of the issues that shape India.<br /><br />KEY WORDS:<br /><br /><br />Nationwide Strike 2025, <br />India General Strike, <br />Postal Services Strike, <br />NMDC workers protest, <br />coal mining strike, <br />mineral industry strike, <br />Shibnath News, <br />Democratic News TV, <br />Indian labour unions protest, <br />public sector strike India, <br />strike news India July 2025, <br />India postal disruption, <br />general strike impact, <br />India breaking news<br />Shibnath Khan <br /><br />HASH TAGS:<br /><br />#GeneralStrike <br />#PostalServices <br />#CoalStrike <br />#NMDC <br />#LabourUnrest <br />#DemocraticNewsTV <br />#Shibnath <br />#IndiaStrike2025 <br />#PublicSectorProtest<br />#ShibnathKhan<br />#CoalStrikeIndia <br />#NMDCProtest <br />#NationwideStrike <br />#IndiaEnergyCrisis <br />#ShibnathNews <br />#PublicSectorStrike<br /><br /><br />
