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Sonu Sood Stopped From Meeting Migrants At Mumbai's Bandra Station. Not By Us, Say Mumbai Police
Actor Sonu Sood, who has been arranging transport for migrant workers stranded in Mumbai and has faced criticism from the Shiv Sena for "enacting a political script written by BJP", was stopped outside the Bandra Terminus in Mumbai by police from meeting labourers.
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Not Just Migrants, Those Left Without Jobs During Lockdown Leaving Mumbai
While migrants labourers are leaving Mumbai in hordes, many who had better jobs are also leaving the city as they don't expect their jobs to resume any time soon. Mumbai's entertainment industry provides lakhs of jobs but with no opportunities now, many who were employed as set decorators, set assistants and make up assistants are leaving Mumbai.
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Hopeful Of Boarding Train Home, Migrants Gather Outside Mumbai Station
Huge crowds of migrant labourers, hopeful of catching a train home, gathered at Mumbai's CST terminal this afternoon. Till late in the evening, they were still there. Such huge crowds outside Mumbai's railway stations have become a regular occurrence.
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Mumbai To Feel Impact Of Reverse Migration Till October, Says Industry
Mumbai's reverse migration with hordes of labourers leaving for their home states, thousands of kilometres away, could have a long lasting impact on a city that has offered a dream to almost everyone who's landed up here. Between one to two lakh migrant workers have already left the city.
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Raj Thackeray blames 'outsiders' for malaria; Netas hit back
Malaria has claimed 40 lives in Mumbai since January including 19 in the month of July and instead of jumping into damage control mode, the city's netas are doing what they do best, indulging in the blame game. Echoing cousin Uddhav Thackeray's sentiment, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray launched yet another tirade against ...
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Immigrants spread malaria, says Raj Thackeray
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Sunday blamed "migrants" for malaria outbreak in the city, which has so far witnessed over 40 deaths this season due to the disease."Dengue and malaria are spreading fast in the city due to dirty illegal slums which are occupied by migrants only," he said during a programme to mark the fourth ...
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Chavan rejects call to curb influx of migrants
Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan has rejected Shiv Sena's appeal asking state government to curb the influx of migrants.
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Sonu Sood Stopped From Meeting Migrants At Mumbai's Bandra Station. Not By Us, Say Mumbai Police
Actor Sonu Sood, who has been arranging transport for migrant workers stranded in Mumbai and has faced criticism from the Shiv Sena for "enacting a political script written by BJP", was stopped outside the Bandra Terminus in Mumbai by police from meeting labourers.
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Not Just Migrants, Those Left Without Jobs During Lockdown Leaving Mumbai
While migrants labourers are leaving Mumbai in hordes, many who had better jobs are also leaving the city as they don't expect their jobs to resume any time soon. Mumbai's entertainment industry provides lakhs of jobs but with no opportunities now, many who were employed as set decorators, set assistants and make up assistants are leaving Mumbai.
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Hopeful Of Boarding Train Home, Migrants Gather Outside Mumbai Station
Huge crowds of migrant labourers, hopeful of catching a train home, gathered at Mumbai's CST terminal this afternoon. Till late in the evening, they were still there. Such huge crowds outside Mumbai's railway stations have become a regular occurrence.
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Mumbai To Feel Impact Of Reverse Migration Till October, Says Industry
Mumbai's reverse migration with hordes of labourers leaving for their home states, thousands of kilometres away, could have a long lasting impact on a city that has offered a dream to almost everyone who's landed up here. Between one to two lakh migrant workers have already left the city.
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Raj Thackeray blames 'outsiders' for malaria; Netas hit back
Malaria has claimed 40 lives in Mumbai since January including 19 in the month of July and instead of jumping into damage control mode, the city's netas are doing what they do best, indulging in the blame game. Echoing cousin Uddhav Thackeray's sentiment, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray launched yet another tirade against ...
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Immigrants spread malaria, says Raj Thackeray
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Sunday blamed "migrants" for malaria outbreak in the city, which has so far witnessed over 40 deaths this season due to the disease."Dengue and malaria are spreading fast in the city due to dirty illegal slums which are occupied by migrants only," he said during a programme to mark the fourth ...
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Chavan rejects call to curb influx of migrants
Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan has rejected Shiv Sena's appeal asking state government to curb the influx of migrants.
