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Home›general›Most of rural agricultural workers landed in non-productive, informal urban jobs in 25 years: study
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Most of rural agricultural workers landed in non-productive, informal urban jobs in 25 years: study

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Hindu•1h ago•0 views•
Most of rural agricultural workers landed in non-productive, informal urban jobs in 25 years: study
Study based on RBI’s KLEMS data says agricultural labourers moved to non-productive sectors such as restaurants, construction and transport
Study based on RBI’s KLEMS data says agricultural labourers moved to non-productive sectors such as restaurants, construction and transport
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