The Social Inclusion of Migrant Workers in Uttar Pradesh

Equal access to quality education skills public goods social and governance services is critical to both these objectives. Government will ensure the provision of hard and soft infrastructure to every habitation in India develop a policy structure that creates competitive markets in which private entrepreneurs can innovate and thrive and a welfare system that protects the weak and vulnerable while giving ample scope for civil society to provide a multiplicity of non-marketable services. Proposed Policy and institutional reforms aim to unshackle job creators and empower growth drivers. India’s constitution is based on the philosophy that all citizens are equal under the constitution under the laws enacted under its umbrella and the governance and administrative institutions which implement these laws. The social security schemes and welfare policies provided by government of India is remarkable. India would become reasonably equal in a few decades. Further the administrative reality of how the constitution and laws are implemented remains too far from the vision. We envision an India in 2047 in which the original vision of human equality embodied in the fundamental structure of the constitution is restored the laws reflect the fundamental right to equality and the governance institutions are reformed to reduce the gap between the laws and policies. This makes it the second largest employer in the country after agriculture. Contractors employing inter-state migrant workmen must ensure regular wage payment provide equal pay for equal work suitable working conditions appropriate residential accommodation prescribed free medical facilities and necessary protective clothing and report accidents to specified authorities in both states. The Covid-19 pandemic brought with it several challenges for India and nations across the world. Even as we set about trying to secure the nation from this disease the livelihoods of many unorganized and migrant workers were hit. Migrant workers too have dignity of life. They still have to The resilience of its people he spirit to march ahead even in the face of difficulties has led India to find opportunities even in times of adversity. In this context several initiatives were undertaken by states to manage the movements of migrant workers across districts states and regions. The workers had to be provided with food shelter and alternative sources of livelihood. It is commendable that several states took swift measures in assisting stranded migrant workers and launching initiatives in the areas of skill-mapping and livelihood generation for those who had come back to their states of origin and other workers in the unorganized sector.