The Times of India

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Mumbai, India

An English-language daily newspaper in India, providing news and information on national and international events.

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71.61

-0.04% April 18

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TOI Critiques New Labour Codes Impact on Workers' Rights

The Times of India published an investigative report on March 16, 2025, highlighting new labour codes that undermine worker protections by eliminating tripartite consultations and reducing safety measures, urging state-level reforms to preserve workers' rights.

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The Times of India is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

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MAR

16

2025

TOI Critiques New Labour Codes Impact on Workers' Rights
71.61

The Times of India published an investigative report on March 16, 2025, highlighting new labour codes that undermine worker protections by eliminating tripartite consultations and reducing safety measures, urging state-level reforms to preserve workers' rights.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The report by The Times of India serves as a significant public and political act by scrutinizing policies that erode workers' rights, reflecting a commitment to democratic debate and accountability. This aligns positively with anti-authoritarian ideals by bringing essential labor concerns to the public sphere.

New labour codes rewrite workers’ rights, but here’s where they go wrong
+75

Media Influence and Propaganda

April 8

By providing in-depth coverage and critical analysis of policies detrimental to workers, The Times of India demonstrates robust journalistic independence and resistance to propagandist narratives. This contributes positively to media influence by ensuring the public is well-informed about authoritarian measures affecting marginalized groups.

New labour codes rewrite workers’ rights, but here’s where they go wrong