Many industrial units in Noida Phase-2, Uttar Pradesh, India, resumed operations on Wednesday after two days of protests related to wage hikes. The protests, which began on Friday, escalated into violence with incidents of stone-pelting and vandalism, prompting police intervention. Workers demanded wage increases similar to those recently implemented in Haryana, where the minimum wage was raised by 35%. Following the unrest, the Uttar Pradesh government announced a revision of minimum wages late Monday night. Police reported that while some protests occurred, they were quickly dispersed, allowing industrial activity to return to normal. Officials, including Gautam Budh Nagar’s assistant labour commissioner, confirmed that operations across various sectors, including electronics and apparel manufacturing, have resumed. The district administration has engaged with workers to clarify the new wage rates, which have been displayed in public areas for verification. Despite some ongoing protests by domestic workers in Noida, the overall situation remains stable, with police taking action against misinformation circulating on social media that linked unrelated incidents to the protests in Noida.