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Invisible in the pandemic fires, a slow burn of hunger and distress across India

Invisible in the pandemic fires, a slow burn of hunger and distress across India Invisible in the pandemic fires, a slow burn of hunger and distress across India As lockdowns get extended in cities, the working-class is back to cutting down on food. This time, there are no community kitchens to fall back on. 6 hours ago A non-profit organisation distributing free food to needy people outside a railway station in Mumbai on May 16, 2021. | Indranil Mukherjee / AFP Sanju Devi stood wearily, clutching a cloth bag outside a ration shop. It had been a month since Delhi had gone under lockdown to contain a deadly surge of coronavirus cases and over three weeks since the prime minister had announced extra foodgrains for two months for 800 million people enrolled under the National Food Security Act.

In Covid-hit India, 23 crore people earn less than Rs 375 per day: Study

In Covid-hit India, 23 crore people earn less than Rs 375 per day: Study India s economy bounced back swiftly after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, but the alarming rise in poverty tells a different story. A study suggests that 23 crore people in India are now earning less than Rs 375 per day, signalling that tackling poverty could become the next big challenge for the country. advertisement UPDATED: May 6, 2021 18:35 IST At least 23 crore Indians have fallen below the national minimum wage poverty line due to the economic devastation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. (Photo: Reuters/Representational image) India s economy staged an impressive recovery after the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, but the alarming rise in poverty tells a different story about the country’s future economic outlook.

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