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Noida Protest 2026: A labour uprising the state refused to understand
The protests that paralysed Noida’s industrial belt in April 2026 exposed not only worsening labour conditions but also the growing tendency of the state to treat democratic labour mobilisation as a law-and-order problem
NRC to hit India’s informal labour force
Muslims, women, Dalits and tribals to be the worst affected
282 ‘sewer deaths’ in last 4 years reported
A question was put forth by BJP MP, Sushil Kumar Singh, on December 3 in the Lok Sabha regarding rehabilitation of Manual scavengers. He asked about deaths due to manual scavenging and details of identified manual scavengers and their rehabilitation.
UP: Days after milk adulteration scandal, vermin found in Mid-Day Meal dal
On December 3, a dead rat was found in a mid-day meal (MDM) served to middle school students in UP’s Muzaffarnagar.
Engineers and graduates apply for gov’t sanitation worker jobs!
Engineers and graduates apply for gov’t sanitation worker jobs!
Bihar’s MGNREGA Workers Stare at Deeper Rural Stagnation
The rural workforce is caught between delayed or non-payment of wages in the state and lack of jobs outside.
Only work, no pay: 40,000 teachers in K’taka not paid salaries since September
The teachers are getting the short end of the stick between the tussle of the Centre and the states
Unemployment rate doubled in rural areas, 2014-2018: GOI
Response to a Rajya Sabha question also states that unemployment grew sharply among urban men from 3% to 6.9% between 2015-16 and 2017-18.
Assam migrant labourer forced to rot in detention camp for going to Delhi in search of a job!
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Migrant labourer declared ‘foreigner’ for going to Delhi in search of a job!
Will Anganwadi workers ever get their due?
MP N K Premachandran introduces a bill to regularize Anganwadi workers for the second time
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