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Only 19 States Have Plans For Mapping Children Of Migrant Labourers
NCERT also conducted a survey with more than 34,000 students, teachers and parents associated with KVs, JNVs and CBSE.
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SpiceJet, Sonu Sood To Bring Back 1,500 Indian Students From Kyrgyzstan
After helping hundreds of migrant labourers return home at the height of the coronavirus lockdown, Actor Sonu Sood has joined hands with SpiceJet to evacuate 1,500 Indian students from Kyrgyzstan.
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IIT, IIM Student Team Launches Helpline To Find Jobs For Lockdown-Hit Workers In Delhi-NCR
A group of students from IITs, IIMs and other institutions launched a pilot project and a helpline number to help local and migrant workers find jobs. The helpline will be operational between 10 AM and 7 PM everyday. The project aims to solve the labour demand-supply mismatch.
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Trouble Over Quarantine, Mismanagement In Migrant Trains
The return of migrants has triggered unrest in stations of Karnataka and Bengal, with people complaining about amenities, refusing quarantine and alleging mismanagement in route allocation. The special trains for the migrants -- labourers, students and tourists -- had started on May 1, after their plight was repeatedly flagged by the states in thei...
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Stung By Tejashwi Yadav, Nitish Kumar Says Train Fares To Be Reimbursed
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who has been pushed to the fringe in his policy on migrant workers from Bihar stranded in other parts of the country, today announced that each worker returning home by train will be reimbursed the full ticket fare and will get an additional aid of Rs 500 to ensure they are not out of pocket for their journey home...
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7 UP Migrants Who Returned From Maharashtra Test Positive For COVID-19
Days after the central government cleared movement of stranded migrants, tourists and students amid a nationwide lockdown due to coronavirus, seven daily-wage labourers in Uttar Pradesh who recently returned from Maharashtra have tested positive for the highly infectious COVID-19.
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Special Trains For Stranded Migrants, Students, Social Distancing Must
Two days after allowing migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists left stranded by the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown to return to their states, the centre on Friday said special trains will be run to take them home.
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40,000 Moved Out Of Rajasthan, Evacuation Began Before Centre's Go-Ahead
Long before the government allowed migrants, students and others stranded by the coronavirus lockdown to travel to their home states, Rajasthan had started the process. Some 40,000 migrant labourers have been moved out of the desert state since last week.
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States Ask For Trains As Migrant Movement Begins: 10 Points
A number of states are making preparations for sending and receiving migrant workers a day after the Union home ministry gave a clearance for the movement of stranded labourers, students and tourists. Rajasthan was the first off the block, ferrying out around 40,000 migrant workers by bus since morning. Many states, especially those from the south,...
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Karnataka To Allow Inter-State Movement For Students And Migrant Workers
The Karnataka government has decided to allow one time interstate movement for students and migrant workers who wish to return to their home, state Law Minister Madhuswamy said today. The minister, however, added that the entry to the state will be subject to tests.
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Stranded Migrants, Students, Tourists Can Go Home During Lockdown: 10 Points
Migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists who do not have symptoms of coronavirus can return to their home states now, the Centre has said, issuing a set of guidelines nearly five weeks after the announcement of the countrywide lockdown that left thousands stranded. The order comes a day after the Centre was asked to respond to issue by the...
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Over 17,000 People Brought Back To Jammu-Kashmir During Lockdown
Jammu and Kashmir administration has brought back over 6,000 labourers and students of the Union Territory in the past four days who were stranded in various parts of the country amid the lockdown imposed to control the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Ground Situation In Bihar Behind Nitish Kumar's Stance On Migrants
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has refused to bring back students and migrant labourers, sticking to his stand that puts lockdown rules first. While it has ensured that the COVID-19 figures in the state remain low - below 375, of whom two persons died - it has also placed the Chief Minister at the centre of a storm of criticism.
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Coronavirus - Nitish Kumar, Cornered Over Students, Migrants, Made A Case Before PM
Nitish Kumar is rattled and made it obvious today with his outburst at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video conference with Chief Ministers on the coronavirus lockdown. The Bihar Chief Minister, who was unabashedly critical of various states evacuating students from Rajasthan's Kota -- now even migrant labourers -- went to great lengths to demonstr...
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UP To Bring Back Migrant Workers From Other States In Phases: Top 10
The Uttar Pradesh government will bring back migrant workers stranded in other states amid the nationwide coronavirus lockdown, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said today. They will be brought back in phases after having completed a 14-day quarantine at the places in which they had been staying, the Chief Minister added. The UP government's decision...
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Only 19 States Have Plans For Mapping Children Of Migrant Labourers
NCERT also conducted a survey with more than 34,000 students, teachers and parents associated with KVs, JNVs and CBSE.
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SpiceJet, Sonu Sood To Bring Back 1,500 Indian Students From Kyrgyzstan
After helping hundreds of migrant labourers return home at the height of the coronavirus lockdown, Actor Sonu Sood has joined hands with SpiceJet to evacuate 1,500 Indian students from Kyrgyzstan.
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IIT, IIM Student Team Launches Helpline To Find Jobs For Lockdown-Hit Workers In Delhi-NCR
A group of students from IITs, IIMs and other institutions launched a pilot project and a helpline number to help local and migrant workers find jobs. The helpline will be operational between 10 AM and 7 PM everyday. The project aims to solve the labour demand-supply mismatch.
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Trouble Over Quarantine, Mismanagement In Migrant Trains
The return of migrants has triggered unrest in stations of Karnataka and Bengal, with people complaining about amenities, refusing quarantine and alleging mismanagement in route allocation. The special trains for the migrants -- labourers, students and tourists -- had started on May 1, after their plight was repeatedly flagged by the states in thei...
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Stung By Tejashwi Yadav, Nitish Kumar Says Train Fares To Be Reimbursed
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who has been pushed to the fringe in his policy on migrant workers from Bihar stranded in other parts of the country, today announced that each worker returning home by train will be reimbursed the full ticket fare and will get an additional aid of Rs 500 to ensure they are not out of pocket for their journey home...
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7 UP Migrants Who Returned From Maharashtra Test Positive For COVID-19
Days after the central government cleared movement of stranded migrants, tourists and students amid a nationwide lockdown due to coronavirus, seven daily-wage labourers in Uttar Pradesh who recently returned from Maharashtra have tested positive for the highly infectious COVID-19.
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Special Trains For Stranded Migrants, Students, Social Distancing Must
Two days after allowing migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists left stranded by the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown to return to their states, the centre on Friday said special trains will be run to take them home.
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40,000 Moved Out Of Rajasthan, Evacuation Began Before Centre's Go-Ahead
Long before the government allowed migrants, students and others stranded by the coronavirus lockdown to travel to their home states, Rajasthan had started the process. Some 40,000 migrant labourers have been moved out of the desert state since last week.
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States Ask For Trains As Migrant Movement Begins: 10 Points
A number of states are making preparations for sending and receiving migrant workers a day after the Union home ministry gave a clearance for the movement of stranded labourers, students and tourists. Rajasthan was the first off the block, ferrying out around 40,000 migrant workers by bus since morning. Many states, especially those from the south,...
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Karnataka To Allow Inter-State Movement For Students And Migrant Workers
The Karnataka government has decided to allow one time interstate movement for students and migrant workers who wish to return to their home, state Law Minister Madhuswamy said today. The minister, however, added that the entry to the state will be subject to tests.
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Stranded Migrants, Students, Tourists Can Go Home During Lockdown: 10 Points
Migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists who do not have symptoms of coronavirus can return to their home states now, the Centre has said, issuing a set of guidelines nearly five weeks after the announcement of the countrywide lockdown that left thousands stranded. The order comes a day after the Centre was asked to respond to issue by the...
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Over 17,000 People Brought Back To Jammu-Kashmir During Lockdown
Jammu and Kashmir administration has brought back over 6,000 labourers and students of the Union Territory in the past four days who were stranded in various parts of the country amid the lockdown imposed to control the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Wednesday.
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Coronavirus: Ground Situation In Bihar Behind Nitish Kumar's Stance On Migrants
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has refused to bring back students and migrant labourers, sticking to his stand that puts lockdown rules first. While it has ensured that the COVID-19 figures in the state remain low - below 375, of whom two persons died - it has also placed the Chief Minister at the centre of a storm of criticism.
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Coronavirus - Nitish Kumar, Cornered Over Students, Migrants, Made A Case Before PM
Nitish Kumar is rattled and made it obvious today with his outburst at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video conference with Chief Ministers on the coronavirus lockdown. The Bihar Chief Minister, who was unabashedly critical of various states evacuating students from Rajasthan's Kota -- now even migrant labourers -- went to great lengths to demonstr...
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UP To Bring Back Migrant Workers From Other States In Phases: Top 10
The Uttar Pradesh government will bring back migrant workers stranded in other states amid the nationwide coronavirus lockdown, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said today. They will be brought back in phases after having completed a 14-day quarantine at the places in which they had been staying, the Chief Minister added. The UP government's decision...
