Workers Welfare

The COVID-19 crisis has hit the entire globe and indeed every country is reeling under its blow. While our country has managed to keep the spread of the Coronavirus to a minimum, we still have a long way to go before we are completely in the clear. Meanwhile, practically every sector in the Indian economy is bearing the brunt of the lockdown. With production, manufacturing and construction  sectors at a virtual standstill, concern is rife about when and how these sectors will recover. More importantly, the crisis has brought to the fore the plight of migrant workers and the fact that their very survival is threatened when their daily wage is at stake.

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