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India’s gig economy is not just a story of flexibility and opportunity, but also one of workers paying the price of that flexibility through skipped meals, poor nutrition, and declining health

Three former crew members of Thai cargo ship Mayuree Naree sued its operator over alleged labour rights violations and unfair dismissal after a March Strait of Hormuz attack. They claim inadequate compensation and seek damages over trauma and inability to work

Employment guarantees must remain demand-driven, flexible during crises, and rooted in local decision-making; VB-G RAM G falls short

The Congress will stage nationwide protests on Wednesday against the Centre’s VB-G RAM G Bill, alleging it seeks to replace MGNREGA and dismantle a rights-based welfare scheme while undermining Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy, workers’ rights and federal responsibility

A closer look reveals that the reforms prioritise employer flexibility over worker security, raising concerns about long-term labour welfare

Community networks are changing the lives of sex workers, but challenges such as social prejudice and systemic neglect remain

Achieving a Historic 45-Percentage Point Jump in Inclusivity, India's Benefits Now Extend to Over 94 Crore Citizens and Strengthen Its Global Standing

Cleaner production goes beyond green policies and lies in incorporating Social, Environmental and Economic aspects for a sustainable framework