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One cup of kadak chai : How Mumbai s Koli women survived the coronavirus pandemic

Mumbai s Koli fisherwomen are a close knit community. | Paroma Soni One year ago, Hema Bhanji sat wearily outside her home, a makeshift two-story building in the crowded, twisting alleyways of the Versova Koliwada, Mumbai’s oldest fishing village. She was slicing deftly through the last of her fish, caught on the boat’s final trip before the Covid-19 pandemic arrived on India’s shores. By her side was a woman nearly 30 years younger, helping to clean the catch while hesitantly eyeing the chunks of surmai being tossed into a plate. Hema sighed and looked at her friend with exasperation. “Take the fish. Staring at it won’t fill you up.” Nearly in tears, the woman thanked Hema and hurried across the road to her family. She had to cook the fish before her husband woke up from his evening nap. As for herself, Hema went to bed hungry that night. “One empty stomach is better than five,” she said simply.

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NITI Aayog s Proposal to Cut Food Subsidies Will Worsen India s Rising Hunger Problem

NITI Aayog s Proposal to Cut Food Subsidies Will Worsen India s Rising Hunger Problem A number of indicators have shown that India is still reeling under the adverse impact of lockdowns and job losses necessitated by the pandemic. Any cut in food subsidies will push millions into starvation. A boy eats at an orphanage run by a non-governmental organisation on World Hunger Day, in Chennai May 28, 2014. Photo:Reuters/Babu/Files Rights12/Mar/2021 On February 28, 2021, it was widely reported that Niti Aayog put out a paper arguing for lowering coverage in food security law in order to cut the subsidy bill. The paper prescribes curtailment of food subsidy to people from 75% in rural areas and 50% in urban areas to 60% and 40% respectively. This curtailment, the Niti Aayog estimates, will result in savings of Rs 47,229 crore. This very straight proposition needs to be looked at from the point of view of several factors.

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Unemploymnt Rate Increased Among Women Due To Coronavirus As Compared To Men According To A Survey - कोरोना का प्रभाव: महिलाओं में बढ़ी बेरोजगारी दर, एक महीने में औसतन 18 बार कहा सॉरी

Unemploymnt Rate Increased Among Women Due To Coronavirus As Compared To Men According To A Survey - कोरोना का प्रभाव: महिलाओं में बढ़ी बेरोजगारी दर, एक महीने में औसतन 18 बार कहा सॉरी
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No case for job quotas in Indian states

Other Indian states have toyed with the idea of enforcing such a quota at various points of time.

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Over 1 14 crore migrants went back home: Centre - The Hindu BusinessLine

Over 1.14 crore migrants went back home: Centre March 10, 2021 × The Ministry said Uttar Pradesh saw the highest reverse migration with more than 30 lakh workers going back to their villages More than 1.14 crore workers returned to their native places during the lockdown, the Union Labour Ministry the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. The Ministry said Uttar Pradesh saw the highest reverse migration with more than 30 lakh workers going back to their villages followed by Bihar and West Bengal that received 15 lakh and 13 lakh migrants, respectively. Union Labour Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar claimed in his reply that most of the workers have gone back to their original or other workplaces and “engaged themselves in productive employment”. The only information the Centre has about the deaths of migrants was from Madhya Pradesh, where 17 workers died when a train rammed onto them while they were walking over the rail lines.

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