Kerala Migrants
-
{
- All
- News
-
Kerala Allows Asymptomatic Migrant Workers At Exclusively Marked Areas
In Kerala, migrant workers who have tested positive for coronavirus but are asymptomatic will be allowed to work in areas exclusively marked for them.
-
Kerala Gives Food To Migrant Workers, They Pay For Train Ride Home
Some 7,000 migrant workers will be homebound from Kerala as they begin their journey to states like Bihar, Odisha and Jharkhand, among others. In Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, the police and district administration have ensured that migrants maintained social distance in buses that were bringing them to the railway station, and even while waiting in...
-
5 Days Into Lockdown, Hundreds Of Migrant Labourers Hit Streets In Kerala
As nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus or COVID-19 enters fifth day, hundreds of migrants took to streets this morning in Kerala's Kottayam - about 140 km from state capital Thiruvananthapuram - seeking transport services to go to their hometowns.
-
Kerala to Set Up Night Shelters for Migrant Workers
Considering the increasing inflow of labourers to Kerala from other states, the state Urban Affairs Department has drawn up a project to set up night shelters in selected municipalities and corporations.
-
Over 60,000 migrant workers register with Kerala police
A total of 63,200 labourers from other states have registered with police in Kerala as per the new guidelines issued by government, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan told the state assembly today. The registration had been made mandatory for migrant workers with a view to initiating certain welfare schemes and also to have a check on their ...
-
Kerala to form panels to protect workers in Middle East
The state's Non-Resident Keralites' Affairs Department (NORKA) will set up advisory committees in the Middle East to protect the rights of migrant Kerala workers, a minister said on Monday. The panels will include representatives from the state government department's field agency NORKA Roots, Malayalee organisations and eminent non-resident Indian...
-
Kerala Police to identify lakhs of unregistered migrant labourers
Kerala Police is all set to start the complex task of identifying and registering lakhs of migrant labourers in the state. The move assumes significance in the wake of a huge increase in the number of labourers from other states in recent years and some of them getting involved in criminal activities.
-
Kerala Allows Asymptomatic Migrant Workers At Exclusively Marked Areas
In Kerala, migrant workers who have tested positive for coronavirus but are asymptomatic will be allowed to work in areas exclusively marked for them.
-
Kerala Gives Food To Migrant Workers, They Pay For Train Ride Home
Some 7,000 migrant workers will be homebound from Kerala as they begin their journey to states like Bihar, Odisha and Jharkhand, among others. In Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, the police and district administration have ensured that migrants maintained social distance in buses that were bringing them to the railway station, and even while waiting in...
-
5 Days Into Lockdown, Hundreds Of Migrant Labourers Hit Streets In Kerala
As nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus or COVID-19 enters fifth day, hundreds of migrants took to streets this morning in Kerala's Kottayam - about 140 km from state capital Thiruvananthapuram - seeking transport services to go to their hometowns.
-
Kerala to Set Up Night Shelters for Migrant Workers
Considering the increasing inflow of labourers to Kerala from other states, the state Urban Affairs Department has drawn up a project to set up night shelters in selected municipalities and corporations.
-
Over 60,000 migrant workers register with Kerala police
A total of 63,200 labourers from other states have registered with police in Kerala as per the new guidelines issued by government, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan told the state assembly today. The registration had been made mandatory for migrant workers with a view to initiating certain welfare schemes and also to have a check on their ...
-
Kerala to form panels to protect workers in Middle East
The state's Non-Resident Keralites' Affairs Department (NORKA) will set up advisory committees in the Middle East to protect the rights of migrant Kerala workers, a minister said on Monday. The panels will include representatives from the state government department's field agency NORKA Roots, Malayalee organisations and eminent non-resident Indian...
-
Kerala Police to identify lakhs of unregistered migrant labourers
Kerala Police is all set to start the complex task of identifying and registering lakhs of migrant labourers in the state. The move assumes significance in the wake of a huge increase in the number of labourers from other states in recent years and some of them getting involved in criminal activities.
