Mumbai's BEST bus services are set to resume after a three-day indefinite strike was called off Sunday night. Following crucial talks with Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, employee unions agreed to end the agitation. An interim pay hike of Rs 3,000 for permanent and Rs 2,000 for wet-lease employees was announced, alongside the acceptance of key demands. Buses are expected back on city roads imminently.

The unions have raised a series of demands, including the absorption of wet-lease employees into BEST, procurement of 5,000 BEST-owned buses, fresh staff recruitment, promotions…

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Mumbai's public transport ground to a halt for a second day as BEST employees continued their strike despite government intervention and the invocation of the Essential Services…