Movement remains one of the most important requirements in modern industry. #DCMContainers #DSIL

As industries evolve, deployment conversations are becoming ecosystem conversations. #DSIL #StrongerRoots

Conversations around energy, deployment, and infrastructure are getting bigger. #DCMShriram #DCMContainers

What operational challenge is your industry solving today? #DCMContainers #DSIL

What keeps industry moving? The systems that operate long before they are noticed. #DCMShriram #StrongerRoots

Geneva bulletin 02: 03 June 2026 Active participation of Indian delegation in different committees  As per the agenda for ILC 2026, four committees have been formed. Sri S. Mallesham, All India President of BMS, is guiding all 4 members of the workers’ group and encouraging them to participate in discussions. He is also coordinating with the Employers group and the Government group Sri B Surendran (BMS) is in the Committee of Application of Standards; Smt. Manjeet Ahluwalia (HMS) is on the Committee on Transformative agenda for Gender Equality at work; Sri Chandra Sekhar (AITUC) is on the Committee on Decent work in the Platform Economy; and Dr Virat Jaiswal (NFITU) is on the Committee on Social Dialogue and Tripartism. On 2nd June 2026, the Worker’s Group was addressed by DG ILO Mr Gilbert Hongbo. Sri B Surendran, BMS & Worker Group Head, has intervened, raising two pertinent issues related to Artificial Intelligence and the Platform Economy. He requested DG ILO to formulate AI frameworks with a human face and, with regard to the Platform Economy, he stressed the need for “flexibility in the Platform Economy,” as in India one worker will engage in 2-3 jobs and also use different digital platforms simultaneously. The DG ILO, in his concluding speech, acknowledged the Indian viewpoint and requested the house to consider this direction. Likewise, Sri Virat Jaiswal in CDR, Smt. Manjeet Ahluwalia in CDG and Sri S Mallesham in CNP have participated effectively in discussions. Sri Prashant Baijal, Deputy Director at the Labour Ministry, delivered a good presentation to the Committee on Platform Economy. He raised concerns about Platform workers, the limitations of the convention, and the autonomy of respective countries to enact legislation, and also highlighted India’s proactive measures under the Social Security Code.  Sri Alok Shriram, All India Organisation of Employers and Employers Delegate and Sri Girish Bhaduria, Confederation of Indian Industries, are participating on behalf of Employers.

Deployment requires readiness. Infrastructure must be ready before operations begin. #DSIL #StrongerRoots

Seconds matter. Small delays can create large operational impacts. #DCMShriram #DCMContainers

Coordination is rarely visible. Its impact is everywhere. #DCMContainers #DSIL

Behind every movement is a team making continuity possible. #DSIL #StrongerRoots

Industrial operations never stop. Every day is a day in motion. #DCMShriram #DCMContainers

Energy systems need more than innovation. They need deployment-ready infrastructure. #DCMContainers #DSIL

Infrastructure is most valuable when it can move where operations need it. #DCMShriram #DCMContainers

Movement is invisible until it stops. The most critical systems are often the least visible. #DCMContainers #DSIL

Industrial movement does not happen by chance. It happens through coordination. #DCMShriram #StrongerRoots

Movement has a system. Behind every operation is coordination, planning, timing, and execution. #DCMContainers #DSIL

Movement is not an activity. It is the foundation of industrial continuity. #DCMShriram #StrongerRoots

Industry never stops moving. Every shipment, deployment, transfer, and operation depends on continuous movement across interconnected systems. #DCMContainers #DSIL

Deployment will define who scales in electrification. #EnergyTransition #DCMShriram

Infrastructure is part of the energy system, not an accessory. #DCMContainers #DSIL