Bachchu Manjhi came to the city to find work. He did not get masonry work regularly. The income that he earned was not sufficient to sustain his family.

Following suggestions have been made:
(a) Hawking zones have been suggested for towns and cities.
(b) Mobile vendors should be allowed to more around freely.
(c) Hawkers need to be part of committees that are set up to take these and other decisions relating to them.

This is a story of a city where a factory was established. There were garments work being done. My cousin knew a being employee whose name was Nirmala. Nirmala's neighbours did zari work and embroidery.
So, we (I and my cousin) caught a bus and headed towards the factory area where. Nirmala promised to get zari work done on my dress.

A call centre is a centralised office that deals with problems and questions that consumers or customers have regarding goods purchased and services like banking, ticket booking etc.

A part of the salary is kept in a fund with the government. These savings give interest on funds. After retirement, everyone who does work in a government or other companies / factories get this money and can then live on that.

(i) Call centres are generally set-up as large rooms with work stations that include a computer, a telephone set and supervisor's stations. India has become a major centre not only for Indian companies but also foreign companies. They set-up call centres here as they can get people who can speak English and will work for lower wages.
(ii) We find labour at labour chowk where many people were sitting on railings or in groups at the crossing These labourers are daily wage labourers.

Challenges faced by rural women are:
(i) Poor resource base and resource quality (small or no agricultural land and water).
(ii) Illiteracy and lack of skill.
(iii) Lack of awareness about different government schemes and programmes.
(iv) Lack of knowledge of disasters.
Challenges faced by urban women are:
(i) Lack of employment and irregular jobs.
(ii) Lack of job security and low wages.
(iii) Lack of sufficient and timely credit support system for petty trade.
(iv) Fear of eviction by police and civic bodies.
(v) Congested and hazardous working conditions.