#migrantworkers

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Works by Sara Sandoval in a Melrose Alley.

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दुवई जेलमा नेपाली युवक मृत्युदण्डको जोखिममा, ‘ब्लडमनी’ मुद्दा पेचिलो

वैशाख २९, २०८३

सुर्खेतको सिम्ता गाउँपालिका–३ का २५ वर्षीय Prithvi Chand Thakuri हाल संयुक्त अरब इमिरेट्स (दुवई) मा जेल जीवन बिताइरहेका छन् र मृत्युदण्डको जोखिममा रहेको विषय सार्वजनिक भएको छ।

उनीमाथि परेको एक विवादित घटनासँग सम्बन्धित मुद्दामा अदालतले करिब १ करोड नेपाली रुपैयाँ बराबरको ‘ब्लडमनी’ (क्षतिपूर्ति) तिर्न आदेश दिएको बताइएको छ। उक्त रकम समयमै तिर्न नसकिए मृत्युदण्ड हुन सक्ने कानुनी प्रक्रिया रहेको दाबी गरिएको छ।

परिवारका अनुसार पृथ्वीका बुवा Teku Chand Thakuri छोराको जीवन रक्षाका लागि विभिन्न निकाय तथा विदेशमा रहेका नेपालीहरूसँग सहयोगको अपिल गरिरहेका छन्। परिवारको आर्थिक अवस्था कमजोर रहेको र मानसिक तथा स्वास्थ्य समस्यासमेत देखिएको उल्लेख गरिएको छ।

यो घटनाले वैदेशिक रोजगारीका क्रममा हुने कानुनी जटिलता, दूतावासीय सहयोग तथा मानव अधिकार सम्बन्धी बहसलाई फेरि सतहमा ल्याएको छ।

हाल सम्बन्धित निकायबाट औपचारिक विवरण आउन बाँकी रहेको बताइएको छ।

पृथ्वी चन्दलाई नेपाल फर्काउने यस मानवीय अभियानमा तपाईंको सानो सहयोगले ठूलो अर्थ राख्न सक्छ। इच्छुक महानुभावहरूले तल दिइएको बैंक विवरणमा सिधै रकम जम्मा गर्न सक्नुहुनेछ:

​नाम: टेकु चन्द ठकुरी (बुवा)

​बैंक: लक्ष्मी सनराइज बैंक

​खाता नम्बर: २३५१६१११२०४५००१

​सम्पर्क नम्बर: ९७६३८७३०६९

​यसबाहेक, भारतबाट सहयोग गर्न चाहनेहरूका लागि तस्विरमा दिइएको SBI Bank को QR कोड प्रयोग गर्न सकिनेछ।

​हाम्रो सानो प्रयासले एउटा निर्दोष परिवारको ओठमा खुसी फर्किन सक्छ र एउटा नेपाली युवाले पुनर्जीवन पाउन सक्छ। कृपया यो सन्देशलाई धेरै भन्दा धेरै शेयर गरेर यो अभियानलाई सफल बनाउन मद्दत गर्नु

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Over 7,000 Migrant Workers Back In Philippines Since West Asia Crisis Broke Out http://dlvr.it/TSD8J0

[truthwaveindia]

How to Apply for Parijayi Shramik Labour Card in West Bengal (2026 Complete Guide)

Every year, lakhs of workers from West Bengal migrate to other states for work—construction sites, factories, hotels, farms, and private households. Most leave without written contracts, local identity documents, or any formal protection. When wages are withheld, jobs are lost, or harassment begins, migrant workers often face a harsh reality: they are invisible to the system. To address this,…

How to Apply for Parijayi Shramik Labour Card in West Bengal (2026 Complete Guide)

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Says If Migrant Bengali Workers Are Harassed In BJP-Ruled States They Should Retun To Bengal

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has  claimed that a Bengali-speaking woman and her child, who were allegedly assaulted in Delhi, were also “threatened”.

Her comment comes after the Delhi police had  called a video, shared by Banerjee on social media, alleging that a Bengali-speaking woman and her child were assaulted in the national capital for speaking their language, “fabricated” and “politically motivated”. Read More...

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Migrant worker in Delhi case: ৬ পরিযায়ী শ্রমিককে দিল্লি থেকে বাংলাদেশে, পদক্ষেপের নির্দেশ হাইকোর্টের

The Calcutta High Court has directed the Chief Secretaries of West Bengal and Delhi governments to contact each other and take necessary ste

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পরিযায়ী শ্রমিক নিয়ে মুখ্যমন্ত্রী মমতার দাবির প্রতিবাদ করলেন সুকান্ত

https://durantbarta.com/kolkata/sukant-protests-against-chief-minister-mamatas-demands-regarding-migrant-workers

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I’m the son of a day laborer. A man whose hands were calloused with hard work, whose sweat paid for our meals, and whose dreams were never for himself — only for his children. He never complained, never slowed down — just quietly believed: “One day, my son will live a better life.”

Today, I’m a freelancer. Not working under the sun, but under the glow of a computer screen. I sleep during the day and work through the night, tapping away on a keyboard — fighting my own quiet battle. Like thousands of others, I bring in income from beyond borders, just like the countless migrant workers who live far from home to keep their families going.

My respect goes to the rickshaw pullers navigating city streets in blistering heat and pouring rain. To the construction workers whose sweat builds our homes and high-rises. To the garment workers — especially the women — who power our economy stitch by stitch. And to the countless freelancers who burn the midnight oil, sending remittances home from behind a screen.

We may come from different walks of life, but we’re united by one thing — honest labor. Because when workers stop, progress stops. Civilization slows. The world feels it.

Today is for all of them — my father, the migrant brothers and sisters, the silent heroes on the streets and behind the scenes.

Here’s to the workers. Here's to the ones who keep the world moving. Happy Labour Day.