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    Strike
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 1989-01-22)
    8 days picketing was done because the owner of Savjibhai Bidi Company had not paid bonus to 26 women bidi workers by the workers. As a result he paid the bonus. This document is in Gujarati language.
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    News on Newly Built Houses for the Bidi Workers in Hansol
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 2001-04-22)
    A news on how the newly built houses for the bidi workers in Hansol (outskirt of Ahmedabad) were feared to be demolished in case the government decided to build international airport there. It happened exactly the same way. Though the construction was started after taking consent from the airport authority, the houses were finally demolished and built in a neighboring area. This document is in Gujarati language.
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    Issues of Bidi Workers in Gujarat
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 2001-04-22)
    Issues of bidi workers in Gujarat were taken up in the annual report of SEWA. This document is in Gujarati language.
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    Housing Scheme
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 1989-03-22)
    A housing scheme for 350 bidi workers in which they would get house benefit from cooperative efforts of AUDA and HUDCO near camp area of Ahmedabad. This document is in Gujarati language.
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    Success Story of Nitya and Sudhir - Students of Management Faculty
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 1989-04-06) Anasooya
    A success story of Nitya and Sudhir, students of Management faculty who organised bidi workers of Jabalpur. The state government formed cooperative of such workers in all villages of Madhya Pradesh. This document is in Gujarati language.
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    Labor Commissioner organised a Tournament in Borsad
    (Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), 1989-04-06)
    Labor Commissioner organised a tournament in Borsad (a town in Kheda District) in which SEWA's 23 bidi workers and 4 tobacco agriculture workers took part. This document is in Gujarati language.