Marutiunrest

Maruti risks losing out on festive demand if lockout remains

If it takes around a month or so to restart production at Manesar then the volumes going into the festival season will be impacted, which could bring down the overall volumes for the company as seen in 2011.

No stock but bookings on for Maurti's Swift, DZire

Maruti Suzuki India on Wednesday said it has run out of stock of its two best-selling models, Swift and DZire, which are produced at the Manesar plant where it has declared lockout following violence last week.

Maruti violence: Is Bihar now better than Haryana?

The Maruti unrest is testimony to the inability of the Haryana government to maintain law and order - a prerequisite for business growth

Maruti unrest: SIAM to take up issue with PMO, Haryana govt

The industry body will also write to the government, condemning the violence at the plant and highlighting the risks to India's investment climate if the labour issues are not resolved.

Maruti's Gurgaon union in a dilemma over joint action

The Maruti union at Gurgaon is likely to face conflicting pulls as other workers at Manesar plan a joint action on Wednesday

Manesar unrest: Why villagers desperately want Maruti to stay

The villagers' desperation is obvious with the decision to hold a Mahapanchayat of more than 40 villages to try and convince the auto giant to stay put in Manesar.