Vol. 11, Issue 8, Part E (2025)
The labour movement in Jamshedpur in early 1930s: Issues of trade union rivalry and personality clashes heightened with feelings of ethnicity, regionalism, workers interests and emerging national consciousness
The labour movement in Jamshedpur in early 1930s: Issues of trade union rivalry and personality clashes heightened with feelings of ethnicity, regionalism, workers interests and emerging national consciousness
Author(s)
Prabhat Kumar
Abstract
The first three decades of the workers’ movement in Jamshedpur saw many highs and lows. Each phase had the imprint of one particular ideology, being that of the Congress or the Communists. The period of early 1930s, however, is marked by a general feeling of dismay, disorder and lack of enthusiasm. This allowed the management to make inroads among the workers by establishing a union, Metal Workers Union, that had its support.
How to cite this article:
Prabhat Kumar. The labour movement in Jamshedpur in early 1930s: Issues of trade union rivalry and personality clashes heightened with feelings of ethnicity, regionalism, workers interests and emerging national consciousness. Int J Appl Res 2025;11(8):414-416. DOI:
10.22271/allresearch.2025.v11.i8e.13171
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