Migrants and Public Policies

Rajan, S. Irudaya; Bhagat, R. B.

doi:10.4324/9781003329572-9

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“…The reason that induced migration pre-pandemic and during could be identified as lack of a degree and its consequences in the home country, such as increasing unemployment and low wage. This scenario will lead to shrinking productivity lands and leading to constant poverty, increasing in heavy expenses, intensifying debt, children education expenses, and deprivation due to political and local discrimination (Irudaya Rajan et al, 2020;Rajan and Bhagat, 2021).…”

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Unfolding the Impact of COVID-19 on Reverse Migrants in Uttar Pradesh

Maiti

Sharma

Gupta

2022

Journal of Asian and African Studies

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Reverse migration was the trending issue in several news articles and channels during the pandemic. The authors attempt to investigate migrants’ sensitivity during COVID-19. Reverse migrants are sensitive to crucial aspects that bother them during their reverse migration such as mental stress, social issues, transportation issues, job loss, and income loss. The Government of India launched several initiatives to help the reverse migrants, but it is not reaching the migrant people adequately. Hence, in this article, authors critically analyzed the Indian Government’s commitment to the post-return situation and sensitivity toward the rural reverse migrants.

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