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Bhanumathi Kalluri

Bhanumathi Kalluri

30 May 2025 • 11 min read

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‘Voluntary’ consent and why women in protected forest areas are challenging it

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Forest and tiger conservation programmes are leading to the relocation and evictions of tribal communities from their homelands, forcing many to migrate to alien urban spaces, for their survival

Omair Farooq

Omair Farooq

29 May 2025 • 1 min read

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When illness meets India’s rising heat

No doctors back home. No money for private care. For India’s poor, AIIMS Delhi is the last hope.But as they wait on pavements for cancer, kidney or heart treatment, they face another invisible threat: Delhi’s deadly heat

Mansi Bhaktwani

Mansi Bhaktwani

29 May 2025 • 9 min read

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Roadside mechanics seek skills to shift gears to EV

As India incentivises electric vehicles to cut emissions, auto repair workers face uncertainty, with many at risk of being left behind in this transition to cleaner mobility.

Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar

Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar

29 May 2025 • 7 min read

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Life below water: Will Nice deliver a Paris agreement for the ocean?

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The third UN Ocean Conference at Nice, France will push for a treaty to protect the high seas and garner new commitments for ocean conservation. Critics want to ensure participation of coastal communities.

Hepzi Anthony

Hepzi Anthony

29 May 2025 • 11 min read

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In a 10×12 Mumbai tenement, the cost of staying cool

Mumbaikars living in the city's sprawling slums are spending more and more on air conditioners, coolers and exhaust fans, even they if can’t afford to, to deal with the extreme heat

Shekhar Paigude

Shekhar Paigude

27 May 2025 • 10 min read

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‘Now my family is complete’: A dairy in arid Marathwada brings migrants home

Livelihoods in Maharashtra’s Marathwada region have been wrecked by the agrarian crisis, but collective dairy farming provides a viable alternative to farmers and migrants who returned during the pandemic

Namrata Raju

Namrata Raju

27 May 2025 • 1 min read

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The extraordinary ordinary woman

Award-winning journalist Neha Dixit's debut book 'The Many Lives of Syeda X' follows the eponymous protagonist, one among the countless Indian women in the informal workforce.

Abhijeet Gurjar

Abhijeet Gurjar

26 May 2025 • 11 min read

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From Palghar to a Pakistan prison: How warming waters are trapping fishermen

Fish hauls are in free fall as oceans warm, forcing fishermen, many of them migrant workers, to go deeper into the sea, often violating international maritime boundaries and facing arrest and detention

Chitra Rawat

Chitra Rawat

26 May 2025 • 14 min read

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Of open borders and cross-border kinship: Indian migrants in Nepal

The South Asian region has a history of colonial violence, resulting in a brutal legacy which has also impacted its borders. In this context, the Indo-Nepal open border stands out as an even more extraordinary example of cross-border cooperation.

Mansi Bhaktwani

Mansi Bhaktwani

23 May 2025 • 8 min read

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Kerala clinic for migrant workers featured in WHO list

The Migration Bulletin is a monthly round-up that compiles migration news from across various publications. In this month's bulletin, we track clinics focusing on migrant workers' health finding a place in WHO list, the Singaporean government honouring Indian migrant workers for their bravery, five Indian migrant workers going missing in Niger and much more.

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