Khamdodgi’s sudden online popularity brought tourists and jobs, but the shift was rooted in the rare enforcement of laws that allowed villagers to govern their forests and water bodies.
Every festival, Bundelkhand’s migrant workers undertake long train journeys to get home but the happiness of homecoming is shortlived as husbands and sons leave once the festivities are over, while women stay back to shoulder agricultural and care work.
While the city has been widely criticised for its congestion, some of its busiest junctions serve as a source of livelihood for hawkers — many of whom are migrants from Rajasthan
When illegal mining was stopped, women in Hospet found regular income in the rural employment guarantee scheme, just like many others across India. They now fear that the new version _ VBGRAMG _ will roll back their situation to the days of endless migration in search of daily wages
Khamdodgi’s sudden online popularity brought tourists and jobs, but the shift was…
Every festival, Bundelkhand's migrant workers undertake long train journeys to get home…
While the city has been widely criticised for its congestion, some of…
When illegal mining was stopped, women in Hospet found regular income in…
While Delhi sleeps behind locked gates, hundreds of private security guards fight…
TMS founders Roli and Anuradha take up reader questions on the two-year…
