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The Orissa High Court awards them Rs 20 lakh each to two SBI Sweepers
Two daily-wage sweepers had given their “sweat & blood” to the State Bank of India, the Orissa High Court said on June 23
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BJP MP’s daughter-in-law booked for allegedly abetting suicide of migrant employee from Meghalaya
In his suicide note, Aldrin Lyngdoh alleged that he had been discriminated against and was feeling stressed due to the lockdown
Hunger, accidents and apathy killed migrants walking back home amid the Covid-19 lockdown
After the announcement of the nationwide lockdown, migrants walked for hundreds of kilometers in a bid to reach their home villages
COVID – a space for workers?
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Image Courtesy: TOIThere is a major calamity brewing. State...
India’s Long March – Ekla Chalo Re
Why were low wage migrant workers forced to fend for themselves?
MHA directs States and UTs to provide essentials for migrants stranded amid lockdown
The Ministry of Home Affairs has asked states to make necessary arrangements of food and shelter for migrant workers, students and others stranded amid the lockdown
Stay where you are, UP govt tells migrants
CM asks neighbouring states to ensure migrant workers from UP, get facilities in situ
Covid-19 Lockdown: Migrant workers begin to leave city in a painfully long walk home
They have lost jobs, homes in the city, and there are no interstate busses or trains to take them back to their villages
Covid-19 stigma: Medical professionals ostracized and evicted from rented homes
Medical health professional all over the country are facing discrimination and exclusion for the fear of spreading Covid-19 among the community
Working People’s Charter demands provisions for the informal sector to fight Covid-19
The group has written to the PM and the Finance Minister asking them to create a Rs.50k crore emergency workers welfare fund
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