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Hero Honda workers call off strike

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New Delhi: The five-day strike at the Hero Honda plant in Gurgaon has been called off after the management reached an agreement with the agitating contract workers. The company management announced here on Saturday that the strike had been called off unilaterally.

In a statement, it said normality had been restored at the company's Gurgaon plant with the commencement of production on Saturday. The plant would now be operating at full capacity, it was stated.

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