India has been often pontified in public discourse with the diatribe of a developing nation, poverty-stricken economy, creed based on superstition, with its people stuck in a ruckus of socio-economic issues. Have these opinions (or “realities”) remained consistent throughout the course of history? Or are there those who have believed that India’s past was the touchstone of a nation-state?
A child’s right to work is determined by age, level of risk, and whether it hinders schoolwork in any way. According to laws like India’s Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act of 1986,
Many people worked a second job or moonlighted during the COVID lockdowns as they had ample time that, otherwise, would have been wasted in travel and traffic. As things return to the new normal, people committed to these side jobs struggle to keep up, as many companies like Wipro and Infosys find it a breach […]
