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Interestingly, the authorities have not filed a case under the Child Labour Act, even though the minor was working as a maid at the leader’s house.

₹10 lakh each deposited in their bank accounts

Meet the faceless warriors in a city’s anti-Covid-19 fight © Provided by The Times of India POLICE: IT IS A CRIME TO STAY AWAYOn February 17, city police were busy knocking on doors in Kochi. As many as 279 people are in home quarantine in the city and they had come calling on each one. Their duty: explain the importance of quarantine to relatives and friends of people in isolation, all the while ensuring that Covid-19 suspects are still adhering to restrictions. This is not just the case i...

Across the rural hinterlands, the government, through various grassroots institutions, is encouraging farmers to cultivate a mix of crops that improve their own food security and nutrition requirements, besides other progressive social goals.

Prioritising the right to life Updated: Updated: May 17, 2021 23:39 IST A monthly cash transfer to informal workers will provide them relief and also revive the economy Share Article AAA A monthly cash transfer to informal workers will provide them relief and also revive the economy The majority of India’s working population is today reeling from the impact of multiple crises: a health emergency more ferocious than any in independent India; massive job losses and dramatic declines in incomes...

Scores of houses damaged as heavy rains lash Kasaragod, other parts of Kerala; cracks develop in Sea Bridge Scores of houses damaged as heavy rains lash Kasaragod, other parts of Kerala; cracks develop in Sea Bridge News Network May 15, 2021 Kasargaod, May 15: Scores of houses were damaged, trees uprooted and power supply disrupted for hours across Kerala as incessant rains and strong winds continue to lash the state on Saturday even as severe sea incursion disrupted normal li...

Harsh Mander: A lesson in how to end the mass suffering unleashed by India’s first lockdown A report by the collective Hunger Watch reveals the extent of continuing hunger caused by state policy, and recommends ways to end the distress. 2 hours ago A migrant worker feeds her child water while they wait in a queue for transport to reach Ahmedabad railway station to board a train to their home state of Uttar Pradesh. | Amit Dave/Reuters A spectacularly uncaring, unacco...

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir government on Friday posted KAS officer Rubina Kousar as Mission Director Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme.

Covid-19: Top economist says India might face ‘serious livelihood crisis’ Covid-19: Top economist says India might face ‘serious livelihood crisis’ Noted economist Jean Dreze has warned that India might face a serious livelihood crisis due to the impact of the second Covid-19 wave. He added that the working class population may suffer more this time in comparison to the situation last year. advertisement UPDATED: May 12, 2021 11:07 IST Livelihood of poorer Indians have been severely imp...

updated: May 11 2021, 18:17 ist India might be heading towards a "serious livelihood crisis" as the situation seems to be worse this time for the working class amid the Covid crisis and local restrictions by states already add up to something close to a nationwide lockdown, according to noted economist Jean Dreze. In an interview to PTI, he also said the governments target to make India a USD 5 trillion economy by 2024-25 was never a "feasible target" and was just to pander to the "super-power ...