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Sandhya Mridul Slams 'Classist' Mumbai Salons For Refusing Haircut To Domestic Help: "What Nonsense"
- Tuesday June 9, 2026
- Lifestyle | IANS
Taking to her social media account, the actress shared a video recounting how her mother had accompanied their domestic help for a haircut, where she faced rejection at two different salons
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Laws Alone Not Enough, Domestic Workers Deserve Rights And Dignity: Experts
- Friday November 14, 2025
- India News | NDTV News Desk
Laws alone are not sufficient if people make no effort to treat domestic workers as workers with rights like any other, experts said at a discussion held by the National Platform of Domestic Workers (NPDW) in Delhi.
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Programme To Teach New Skills To Domestic Workers In Karnataka
- Thursday June 29, 2017
- Thomson Reuters Foundation
Chennai: Karnataka has launched a programme to teach new skills to domestic workers to help them avoid exploitation and broaden their job prospects, officials said on Tuesday. From cooks, babysitters and gardeners to laundry workers and carers for the elderly, the “Kaushalya Karnataka” – or skilled Karnataka – scheme aims to improve skills ...
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Sandhya Mridul Slams 'Classist' Mumbai Salons For Refusing Haircut To Domestic Help: "What Nonsense"
- Tuesday June 9, 2026
- Lifestyle | IANS
Taking to her social media account, the actress shared a video recounting how her mother had accompanied their domestic help for a haircut, where she faced rejection at two different salons
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www.ndtv.com/lifestyle
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Laws Alone Not Enough, Domestic Workers Deserve Rights And Dignity: Experts
- Friday November 14, 2025
- India News | NDTV News Desk
Laws alone are not sufficient if people make no effort to treat domestic workers as workers with rights like any other, experts said at a discussion held by the National Platform of Domestic Workers (NPDW) in Delhi.
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www.ndtv.com
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Programme To Teach New Skills To Domestic Workers In Karnataka
- Thursday June 29, 2017
- Thomson Reuters Foundation
Chennai: Karnataka has launched a programme to teach new skills to domestic workers to help them avoid exploitation and broaden their job prospects, officials said on Tuesday. From cooks, babysitters and gardeners to laundry workers and carers for the elderly, the “Kaushalya Karnataka” – or skilled Karnataka – scheme aims to improve skills ...
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