Migrants board buses as they travel to their native places, amid a surge in coronavirus cases countrywide, in Kanpur.
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Migrants board a train as they travel to their native places, amid a surge in coronavirus cases countrywide, in Kanpur.
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Migrants wait to board a bus after UP Government imposed restrictions in view of surge in coronavirus cases, at Alambagh Bus Station in Lucknow.
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Migrants wait to board a bus after UP Government imposed restrictions in view of surge in coronavirus cases, at Alambagh Bus Station in Lucknow.
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Migrants at Kaushambi Bus Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases in Kaushambi, Ghaziabad.
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Migrants wait to board trains to their native places during COVID-induced lockdown to curb the recent spike in coronavirus cases, at NDLS Station in New Delhi.
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Migrants prepare to leave the city after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, at Kaushambi Bus Terminal in Ghaziabad.
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Migrants prepare to leave the city after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, at Kaushambi Bus Terminal in Ghaziabad.
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Family members of migrants wait to board buses to their native states after spending previous night at the Kaushambi Bus Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown...
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Family members of migrants wait to board buses to their native states after spending previous night at the Kaushambi Bus Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown...
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Passengers sit on the roof of a over crowded bus after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi.
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Passengers arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi.
PTI Photo/Kamal Kishore
Passengers arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi.
PTI Photo/Kamal Kishore
Passengers sit on the roof of a over crowded bus after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi.
PTI Photo/Kamal Kishore
Passengers sit on the roof of an over crowded bus at Anand Vihar Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New De...
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Migrants arrive at Kaushambi Bus Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases in Kaushambi, Ghaziabad.
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Migrants arrive at Kaushambi Bus Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases in Kaushambi, Ghaziabad.
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Migrant workers arrive at Kaushambi Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in Kaushambi district.
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Migrants arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal after Delhi Government announced complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi.
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Migrants, waiting to board outstation trains to go their native place at Aluva Railway station, amid the rise in Covid-19 cases across the country, in Kochi.
If talks of lockdown turn into reality and if it gets implemented for a month or more, then a reverse migration of daily wage labourers can be expected from impacted cities, say experts
The accused, identified as Rajendra owns a tent house in Fatehabad Police Station area of Agra, allegedly thrashed his employee Jeetu on Saturday night
Shaheen Bagh, the inhumanity of migrants trudging home, activists being jailed. The significance of human rights has perhaps never been more pronounced.
Recently, Solicitor-General Tushar Mehta alluded to journalists reporting on the miseries of common Indian citizens—particularly migrant workers and the poor—as “vultures”.