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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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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
Address Demands of PWD Workers: Assam
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Jagmel Singh murder: Family ends protest, accepts compensation
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Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Stops Investing in Intl Security Firm Accused Of Unethical Treatment of Migrant Workers
The $1.1 trillion wealth fund can no longer invest in G4S because of the “unacceptable risk” that the security services company contributes to/ is responsible for human rights violations.
Serious allegations of rights violations against Indian Companies: UK Non-Profit
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Construction Workers Plan March to Parliament on Dec 5
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