Rural women’s labour force participation has improved on the back of skilling programmes, but the numbers fail to reflect factors such as fear of the unfamiliar, safety and family concerns that determine how long they stay in these jobs
Lack of sunlight, poor ventilation, overcrowding and overheating in the capital’s informal settlements leave migrant workers vulnerable to the disease and make a full recovery challenging
Rural women's labour force participation has improved on the back of skilling…
Lack of sunlight, poor ventilation, overcrowding and overheating in the capital’s informal…
Tailoring shops and parlours, run by migrant women, have brought financial independence…
Migration of women workers from the Malabar region of Kerala tells a…
In the aftermath of the protests for living wages, those named in…
Heat Action Plans across Indian states and districts are increasingly introducing innovative…
