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"You're suddenly finding a lot of sectors hamstrung by the disappearance of the migrant labor that made them. So the country is beginning to figure out who its workforce is. And it's not the bright boys of Bengaluru" pic.twitter.com/NaCpSgjGkh
— The People's Archive (@PARInetwork) May 5, 2020
