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Tamil Nadu police book the Editor of popular Hindi newspaper, 'Dainik Bhaskar' for spreading false news that Hindi-speaking migrant workers were attacked in the state
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Hyderabad: The Jeedimetla police have concluded that the LPG cylinder explosion incident in which two migrant workers died last month was a pre-planned murder and arrested Bhuneshwar Singh of Jharkhand in connection with the case. An argument over not allowing the suspect to return to his native place was the reason, police said. The victims […]
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Hyderabad: The labor sector was under a lot of stress as the strict working rules in Qatar restricted them from doing a lot of things. The Ministry of administrating development will be taking a step toward improving the rights of the migrant workers. The Qatar migrant workers’ reforms will be a breath of fresh air […]
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Hyderabad: The Gandhinagar police on Tuesday announced the arrest the of D Sampath, the owner of Shravan Traders, the scrap warehouse in Bhoiguda where a massive fire broke out last month, killing 12 migrant workers. Sampath (47), a resident of Saroornagar who was earlier booked under Section 304 Part II of the Indian Penal Code […]
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Hyderabad: They had gone to bed soon after dinner, cracking jokes at each other as usual, but little knowing that there would be no more dawns for them. The 11 migrant workers, whose lives and dreams were charred in the early morning inferno in Bhoiguda, were the sole breadwinners for their families. Caught unawares by […]
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Hyderabad: The Gandhinagar police have booked a case of negligence causing death and injuries against Sampath Kumar, owner of Shravan Traders, following the death of 11 migrant workers in the scrap warehouse and segregation unit. He was taken into custody. A case under sections 304A (Negligence causing death) and 337 (Negligence causing injuries) of the […]
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By Nayakara Veeresha The union Budget 2022-23 has been hailed as growth-oriented in terms of physical and digital infrastructure development owing to increased capital expenditure. Most of the entrepreneurs, industrialists and corporate entities have welcomed it. No doubt these are necessities for an emerging economy like ours. However, the big missing link is the direction […]
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Warangal: Finance and Health Minister T Harish Rao took Prime Minister Narendra Modi to task for his controversial remarks on migrant labourers. “Modi who spewed venom on Telangana recently also spoke ill of the poor migrant workers. While all that the migrant workers wanted to remain alive, Modi makes comments at will,” the Minister said. […]
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Hyderabad: The Saifabad police arrested a seven member gang who snatched away Rs.5,000 and mobile phones from a group of migrant workers early on Sunday. The arrested persons are identified as Mohammed Sohail, Mohd Moin, Syed Nadeem, Shaik Jafar, Sohail Khan, Shaik Mohsin and Mohammed Haji Pasha. They formed into a gang and were targeting […]
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Guntur district Superintendent of Police Vishal Gunni told PTI over phone that it looked like an accidental fire caused by an electrical short circuit.
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The panel directed the State Government to obtain information on social schemes and take steps to examine the welfare schemes and file a report before the next hearing.
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According to the police, a group of persons from Bihar who work in local factories here, picked up a quarrel in an inebriated condition with a local person over some issue
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Government plans to unveil new policy to extend benefits of welfare schemes for migrant workers
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Setting up high-tech enterprises may be in sync with global thinking, but India lives in her informal sector
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The Centre, which had last year announced a stimulus for the migrants, is silent on the current emergency
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Ganpatlal, a passenger of the ill-fated bus, claimed that nearly 100 people were travelling in the vehicle and a number of them were sitting on its roof.
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Due to a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases, Mumbai's BMC on Thursday imposed a weekend lockdown in the city until further orders.
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State govt in coordination with SCR helped as many as 1.87 lakh migrant workers from Telangana reach their hometowns in different parts of the country
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About 6.47 lakh migrant workers were given Rs 500 each along with 5 kg of rice at free of cost which incurred total expenditure of Rs 107 crore.
