Work From Home: In his recent Hyderabad address, PM Modi has asked to give preference to work from home. After which there is an atmosphere of happiness among all the employees. Although the PM has only appealed to the companies, it has not been implemented. But still now the employees of the I sector are demanding re-implementation of work from home.

Demand for work from home
In fact, according to the Economic Times, India’s IT employees’ organization, Nascent Information Technology Employee Senate (NITES), has written a letter to Union Labor and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya demanding that wherever possible, Work from Home (WFH) should be implemented in the IT and ITES sector.

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It is written in the letter…
NITES has written this letter on 11 May 2026 in which it has made this demand from the Union Ministry of Labor and Employment in the interest of the country. He has written in it that wherever possible, work from home (WFH) should be implemented for some time in the sectors related to IT and digital services. It has also been written in this letter that during the Covid-19 pandemic, India’s IT and ITES sector had proved that working from home on a large scale is possible and it does not have any major impact on work or productivity.

Not only this, according to the organization, during the pandemic, most of the IT companies had successfully given the facility to the employees to work from home. With the help of cloud systems, cyber security tools, digital platforms and virtual management systems, the work of companies continued normally. This proves that work from home is a completely practical, technically possible and long-term option for many technology related positions.

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The organization explained the problems of the employees
In this letter, while explaining its problems, the organization has also written that the daily commuting of employees to office is also a matter of concern. Millions of employees spend several hours every day traveling, even though their work can be done from home. Non-essential office travel increases fuel consumption, increases traffic jams, puts pressure on public transport and also harms the environment. Besides, it also affects the physical and mental health of the employees. The organization said that wherever possible, adopting remote work can help in fuel saving efforts in the country and work will also not be affected.