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A video has emerged in which a person is instigating the crowd to stay put until they are paid Rs 15,000 and their movement is facilitated, as reported by Republic TV. 

As the nation gets ready to listen to the PM with rapt attention on April 14, here’s a list of likely topics he might broach.

Hearing a case on migrants getting back to their villages in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, the top court issued detailed directions to the government 

Delhi government cut electricity and water supply of migrant workers and told them that buses were waiting at the UP border which would ferry them home

Migrant workers are forced to walk long distances as transportation comes to a grinding halt, all thanks to the lockdown 

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced an economic package of Rs 1.7 lakh crore that will help the poor, migrant workers, farmers, widows, the specially-abled and construction labourers, under Prime Minister Garib Kalyan Yojana project

Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh might prevent people having more than 2 kids from making use of its welfare schemes or even contest panchayat elections 

The government under Narendra Modi has been taking steps to ensure the return of Kashmiri Pandits to their legitimate home. Now an exercise is underway to accommodate the genuine Kashmir Pandit migrants in their respective homes.

Congress leaders met President Ram Nath Kovind and urged him to remove Amit Shah as the Union home minister. Jammu and Kashmir authorities have launched what’s called anti-poaching boats to thwart any attempt to poach migratory birds in Dal lake.
 

 The signing of $3 billion deal involving the procurement of Apache and MH-60 Romeo helicopters puts Indian in a better state in terms of military equipment, but how?
 

India in the 17th century held an immense fascination for travellers from the western world. One of the many western travellers who succumbed to this lure was a French explorer and linguist named Jean de Thevenot. His memoirs talks about an encounter with an Indian kind he met during his travels through the Deccan. The king was none other than the legendary Chhatrapati Shivaji, then the head of the warrior Bhonsle clan from Maharashtra. As we all know, he would go on to establish one of India’s mightiest empires — the Marathas. While Shivaji Maharaj’s reign has attained an almost cult-like status in India, how many of you know about his childhood days in Bengaluru? Let’s find out more in this episode of India Untold with Sunita Iyer.

The summit will be attended by delegates of over 100 nations to deliberate on the alarming decline of migratory species

The indigenous Muslims of Assam consider themselves distinct from Bengali speaking Muslims who migrated from Bangladesh. Their demand for a census is a long standing one. How will this benefit them? Find out on MyNation’s SimplifiedBy.

Single men, don’t spiral into sadness! Here is some time tested bro-wisdom that might come in handy on Valentine’s Day.

Some of you might know him as the father of modern computing and artificial intelligence. Some others might know him for his contribution during the World War II, when he broke open Adolf Hitler’s ‘unsolvable’ Enigma code system. Alan Turing – mathematics genius, whose past believe it or not finds a direct connection to India. Let’s take a look at Alan Turing’s lesser-known Indian connect in this episode of India Untold with Sunita Iyer.