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MGNREGA funds - Double blow: Editorial on worsening hunger challenge due non-payment of wages to Bengal's MGNREGA workers

Survey covering 5,000 households found that 77 per cent respondents were consuming less food than before ....

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The Vulnerabilities of the Homeless Are Due to the State's Failure To Provide Any Security

The Vulnerabilities of the Homeless Are Due to the State's Failure To Provide Any Security
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Harsh Mander: A lesson in how to avoid the mass suffering unleashed by India's first lockdown

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.
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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.
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A spectacularly uncaring, unaccountable state has abandoned Indians to their fate. Bodies are piling up, pyres burn late into the night, and corpses are buried in anonymous mass graves. Loved ones are choking to death because their governments failed to secure them oxygen. Vaccines have fallen short in a country that prides itself as the vaccine factory of the world. Black marketeering thrives in life-saving hospital beds, medicines and oxygen concentrators. Confused lockdowns have once again spurre ....

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Unemployment persisted even six months after lockdown: Report

Unemployment persisted even six months after lockdown: Report
The survey also showed that urban respondents reported at least 15 percentage point worse condition than the rural counterparts.
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By Express News Service
NEW DELHI: Unemployment persisted for six months after the lockdown which led to a decline in income level, showed Hunger Watch Report by Right to Food Campaign and Centre for Equity Studies.Over 27 per cent of the households surveyed showed there was no source of income even six months after the lockdown was imposed, according to the survey. This was a marginal improvement from the fact that about 43 per cent of the respondents had no income in April-May as per the survey. Out of those who had no income in April-May, only about 3 per cent had gone back to income levels of what it was before lockdown, while 56 per cent of them continued to have no income in October. ....

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'Matter Is Too Serious' SC Seeks Centre's Response On Plea Alleging Cancellation Of 3 Crore Ration Cards For Not Linking With Aadhaar & Subsequent Starvation Deaths

Supreme Court has on Wednesday sought Centre s response on plea filed alleging the Cancellation of 3 crore ration cards on account of non-linking with Aadhar Cards by the Union Government and. ....

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