How India Can Mitigate The Risk Of Covid-19 Spread Due To The Largescale Reverse-Migration Of Labour

Published on IdeasForIndia | Ankita Gupta, Harsh Parikh, Kumar Subham

One of the worst affected sections from India’s Covid-19 lockdown has been the migrant workers who have been left jobless, moneyless, and homeless. Though efforts are being made by several state governments to bring back migrant workers and facilitate their safe movement, this ‘reverse migration’ raises the risk of the spread of infection to the hinterlands. In this post, Parikh, Gupta, and Subham discuss how states can mitigate this imminent risk.

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