Thousands of working-class poor are on the move due to the coronavirus lockdown imposed by Modi with only four hours' notice, only to face a brutal police crackdown.
As Modi govt looks to provide relief to 80 crore poor, migrant workers and other Indians, here is a list of the schemes whose beneficiaries will get covered.
Govt will need to get both production & consumption back on track quickly after the lockdown is lifted and also have adequate health safety norms in place.
Stakeholders say lack of labour and disruption in supply chain have led to shortage of raw materials to manufacture essential commodities like atta, besan and other products.
Kollam District Collector Abdul Nasar says Sub-Collector Anupam Mishra, who had been asked to be home quarantined, left for Bengaluru without informing anyone.
MoSPI proposes to remove closed factories from IIP sample, aiming for truer picture of India’s industrial health in upcoming 2022–23 base series. Plan open to public feedback until 25 November.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
The Print has its reach, why you are reaching for news only, why not with essentials, show the courage and humanity, distribute water n food packets where you are going for news.
You have posted a picture “A man lies motionless outside Yamuna Pushta night shelter in Delhi | Simrin Sirur | ThePrint”,
Have you tried to check n help him – No.
My opinion for poor people would be atleast provide shelter for night in schools. There are many schools in New Delhi. They can atleast stay there for night and get a proper supply of food. Thank You ?
Dear Sir / Madam,
Requesting you please help them , earnings sources of this poor people is completely locked down, if these people will not survive then how our country economy will grow , each and every corporate need them because they are the foundation,
I ask to all corporates do they have ever worked for single day as they are working.
I salute to those people who lays down the foundation for our country .
I think that all Indians should take care of each other. Like there are thousands ashrams in Delhi. During this urgent situation, they should not discriminate about cast. All ashrams could be shelter for low cast like homeless people.
This is heart-breaking, really. But there was no other option I guess. The problem here is that our cities are so poorly governed – and this is in a city state, where the local authority has all the power to do it. I shudder to think of other states where cities are treated as orphan children and bulk of political attention is on the rural areas, where votes are.
Ration or khana delhi ke or bhi ilaake vha phcha do sarojini nagar, netaji nagar yaha pe log bhukhe so rhe hai … ??
The Print has its reach, why you are reaching for news only, why not with essentials, show the courage and humanity, distribute water n food packets where you are going for news.
You have posted a picture “A man lies motionless outside Yamuna Pushta night shelter in Delhi | Simrin Sirur | ThePrint”,
Have you tried to check n help him – No.
Visionary known to have vision, who is worried about poor, there are more important issues of religion, cast, community, politics, Pakistan etc.
Jiska pait bhara HOTA hai USKO koi bhukha Nahi dikhta
My opinion for poor people would be atleast provide shelter for night in schools. There are many schools in New Delhi. They can atleast stay there for night and get a proper supply of food. Thank You ?
Dear Sir / Madam,
Requesting you please help them , earnings sources of this poor people is completely locked down, if these people will not survive then how our country economy will grow , each and every corporate need them because they are the foundation,
I ask to all corporates do they have ever worked for single day as they are working.
I salute to those people who lays down the foundation for our country .
I think that all Indians should take care of each other. Like there are thousands ashrams in Delhi. During this urgent situation, they should not discriminate about cast. All ashrams could be shelter for low cast like homeless people.
This is heart-breaking, really. But there was no other option I guess. The problem here is that our cities are so poorly governed – and this is in a city state, where the local authority has all the power to do it. I shudder to think of other states where cities are treated as orphan children and bulk of political attention is on the rural areas, where votes are.