Migrant Labourers Return Slowly as Companies Woo

Migrant Labourers Return Slowly as Companies Woo

A huge crowd gathers at a bus stop or railway station in Delhi, Mumbai or other big city. After hours of waiting and expectations, no bus or train arrives, but police come to scatter the crowd with the use of teargas or lathi-charge (baton-charge). An official statement says rumors were going round about the availability of some bus or train, that’s why migrants gathered. And that’s done.

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More Human Trafficking in Corona Times

More Human Trafficking in Corona Times

With the growing cases of coronavirus victims, also are increasing trafficking incidents of women and minor children. Since the coronavirus lockdown, millions of people have lost their livelihood sources. To cover up their loses, many people from vulnerable families in India and other countries have been reported to get into this crime of child and women trafficking.

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Cybercrimes: Terrorists, Criminals Active on Internet

Cybercrimes: Terrorists, Criminals Active on Internet

During and after the months of coronavirus lockdown,a lot of people lost their sources of livelihood and many undesirable elements found it easy to make quick income sources through digital frauds by the use of internet. In a result, cases of cyber-crime have seen a boost across the world. In the last a few months of pandemic, a sharp rise in cyber crime has been reported by global agencies.

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Corona Hits One Billion Students Worldwide

Corona Hits One Billion Students Worldwide

Its direct impacts are very well-known.There are many other implications, which will take decades to get mitigated.Humanity will have to pay cost of the coronavirus outbreak with huge individual, social and economic losses. Vulnerable sections and children are worst hit by the Covid 19 pandemic. The deadly virus has infected over 20 million people so far, leaving more than0.7 million dead worldwide.

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Corona Measures Major Hit by Water Crisis

Corona Measures Major Hit by Water Crisis

India, the country of rivers, is struggling for water, and that during coronavirus outbreak when over 1.30 billion people in the country need safe water to wash hands, body and things regularly in order to keep hygiene. It’s an irony that a number of regions are struggling with flood; other regions are looking at drought. Both in flood areas and drought regions, people are facing even drinking water crunch.

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