Khanavalis, humble, family-run eateries serve authentic North Karnataka cuisine in Bengaluru, a metro city built by migrants Amoolya...

Delhi's migrants are losing their homes to civic projects planned in areas where informal settlements are located Debayan Dutta Ribhu Chatterji

44°C. 21 deliveries. As little as ₹20 per order. This is what it takes to deliver a lunch amidst a searing heatwave in Delhi. Prakhar Dobhal Swara Garge

Glaciers in the Himalayas are melting fast, triggering deadly floods and displacing communities Nidhi Jamwal

Moving towards EVs is necessary, but what happens to those employed in traditional automotive sector? Will jobs be created or lost? Namrata Raju

In Kanthaliya, a small pottery village in Murshidabad, West Bengal, reverse migration is reviving a centuries-old craft, creating jobs, and restoring pride in rural life. Subhrajit Sen

In North Delhi, at the foot of the Bhalswa landfill, women waste pickers battle deadly heatwaves, toxic fumes, and crumbling health every single day. Naila Khan Uzair Usmani

No doctors back home. No money for private care. For India’s poor, AIIMS Delhi is the last hope.But as they wait on pavements for cancer,...

Cultural troupes in Odisha villages that had gone silent after men migrated for work have now been revived by women Roli Srivastava ...

As Delhi sizzles past 45°C, thousands of migrant workers face the city’s brutal heat without rest, shade, or protection. Prakhar Dobhal...

In our brand new mini-series on Just Transitions, we start by understanding what this term means Namrata Raju

The job crisis during the pandemic five years ago led to the creation of mobile apps connecting workers to jobs  Mansi Bhaktwani...

A massive solar park in Tamil Nadu has fuelled migration and those left behind count losses after giving up their land for the project...

A  unique initiative to register migrant workers and connect them with social security schemes was launched in Jharkhand in 2020. Five...

The Maharashtra government has been offering subsidies to farmers to dig wells to help them tackle extreme water scarcity, which has led to the creation of jobs for well diggers from another drought-hit state -- Rajasthan Roli Srivastava Varsha Torgalkar Video producer: Deekshith R Pai Illustrations: Abhiruchi Das

In 2020, an estimated 14 million people in the country were forced to migrate as a consequence of extreme weather events. But climate refugees as a term is still not officially acknowledged in India. Nidhi Jamwal Naveen Kumar Manoharan

M igrant workers contribute to nearly 10% of India’s GDP, but there is no real estimate on their exact numbers. Why is counting migrants...

Various industrialists have suggested that Indians should work longer hours for success. But how hard do Indians actually work? Namrata Raju

Pomegranate farming in the past decade in water-starved Barmer has yielded gains for farmers and created a new migration corridor between...

The Odisha government's sustained efforts to protect the vulnerable olive ridley turtles has yielded results. Now local fishermen, forced to migrate because of long bans on fishing , want to be included in protecting the species. Rakhi Ghosh Deekshith Pai