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Devika Mittal | Nazish Hena Khan
Devika Mittal(devikamittal31@gmail.com) teaches sociology in Bharati College, Delhi University.
Nazish Hena Khan (nazishhkhan@gmail.com) teaches journalism in Bharati College, Delhi University.

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Walking on the Margins of the National Imagination: Migrant Workers Amid Covid-19
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As the Covid-19 pandemic gradually gripped the world, after its emergence in the city of Wuhan in China, countries prepared a response.1 While the first case in India emerged in late January, the government imposed a nationwide lockdown starting at midnight on 24 March.
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Journal of Migration Affairs
March 2021

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Devika Mittal | Nazish Hena Khan

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