As the year winds down, journalists Maitreyee Boruah, Sanskriti Talwar and Anuj Behal, sit down to discuss their reporting process with Anuradha Nagaraj, the co-founder of The Migration Story. Anuradha Nagaraj

South Asian migrants form the backbone of Saudi Arabia’s low-wage workforce as the kingdom prepares to host the 2034 men’s FIFA World Cup. But labour rights campaigners are warning of risks: dangerous working conditions, debt-laden recruitment, and forced labour. Namrata Raju

South Asians form a bulk of Saudi Arabia's low-wage workforce and any news around the country's labour norms are tracked keenly, including the recent fake news around the employer-tied visa sponsorship of workers . Namrata Raju

At a Mumbai convening, campaigners speak about the many welfare schemes available for migrants that exist mostly on paper, as accessing them is extremely difficult due to lack of awareness and cumbersome documentation. Hepzi Anthony

Journalist-writer Basharat Peer's op-ed in New York Times in 2020 inspired the film Homebound, which is now India's official entry to the Oscars. On this podcast he talks about his connection with the story and the families of the two friends, now immortalised on the big screen Roli Srivastava

Archana Kotecha, founder and CEO of The Remedy Project discusses the ways in which global supply chains are linked with abusive working conditions Namrata Raju

The ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) drive in Bihar has sparked a debate on the process and its impact on voter registration. In India's second highest outmigration state, the drive could have a disproportionate impact on low income migrant workers and their families.  Anuja

The continued suffering of migrants owing to extractive work practices and discriminatory legal and policy regimes in the Gulf explains why it is essential to collect more data on international migration? Namrata Raju Akshay Ramuhalli

The culinary traditions and practices of migrants carry more than just flavour—they hold stories of survival, longing, memory, and identity. On this podcast, reporters reflect on tracing food memories, tasting the dishes they write about. Amoolya Rajappa Akshay Ramuhalli

Namrata Raju Low-wage migrants play a substantial role in our economic development but struggle to access financial services

Founders Roli and Anuradha take up reader questions on the challenges of planning a heat series and the solutions that emerged Roli Srivastava Anuradha Nagaraj Akshay Ramuhalli

In a time of shortened attention spans, five years after the pandemic, a play  Hunkaro  and its makers want you to listen to the stories of migration. Sanskriti Talwar Akshay Ramuhalli

T he Indian government has this month officially notified the 2027 census, ending years of delay. But low income migrant workers have often found themselves being left out of the count due to a high mobility factor. Anuja

As  heatwaves sweep across large swathes of India, Aditya Valiathan Pillai, a doctoral researcher at King’s College London discusses Heat...

Award-winning journalist Neha Dixit's debut book 'The Many Lives of Syeda X' follows the eponymous protagonist, one among the countless...

How equipped are rural communities to understand if the deals being offered to them by clean energy project developers are good or...

Has the platform economy caused more harm than good to small businesses in the food and beverage industry? Namrata Raju

Five years after a nationwide lockdown was imposed to control the spread of Covid-19, which led to one of the largest exodus by migrant workers in India, the fear of living in cities remains Anuja

India's rural jobs guarantee scheme created jobs for thousands of men and women who left cities during the lockdown, and continues to...

In states like Uttarakhand, the dire impacts of climate change are equally  felt by those who have to leave home, and those who find themselves left behind. Namrata Raju