AIDWA members protest against price rise in Coimbatore
Members of the All India Democratic Women’s Organisation (AIDWA) held a protest in Coimbatore to demand government action against rising prices of essential goods. The demonstration featured symbolic displays of food items to highlight the economic burden on citizens.
Why it matters
This reflects growing public discontent regarding inflation and cost-of-living pressures in India, which can influence local political stability and policy priorities.
AIDWA members protest against price rise in Coimbatore left Members of the All India Democratic Women’s Organisation staging a demonstration in front of the Coimbatore Collectorate on Monday. SIVA SARAVANAN S. The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/ajfmtx/article71627238.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/2085_26_10_2026_14_0_27_2_3.JPG SIVA SARAVANAN S Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 26/10/2026: Members of the All India Democratic Womens Organisation (AIDWA) staged a demonstration in front of Coimbatore Collectorate on Monday seeking the Government to control the prices of essential commodities. PHOTO: Siva Saravanan S / The Hindu. Coimbatore Around 30 members of the All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA), Coimbatore District Committee, staged a protest in front of the District Collectorate in Coimbatore on Monday condemning the rise in prices of essential commodities. As part of the protest, the participants wore symbolic garlands made of paper, with pulses and rice grains stuck to them using glue, to highlight the rising cost of essential food items.
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