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Letitia Wright for W Magazine (February 2018)

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How Has COVID-19 Devastated India’s Self-Employed Class?

We all know that the social impact of covid-19 on the Indian economy has been overwhelming, and the burden has not fallen equally in our country. The horrid two waves and the ongoing third wave have been continuously causing a disastrous Social and economic impact on many communities' livelihoods, especially on small businesses and the self-employed within it.

The loss of work and rise in care demands for the vulnerable due to the Coronavirus outbreak in India have left many families struggling for survival during the lockdown times.

Families in which members were infected with the virus faced the struggle in many folds.

The informal sector faced job insecurity when the lockdown was declared.

The loss of employment and incomes reached its peak among casual workers, self-employed skilled staffers, and those who operated small businesses.

In addition, the social security programs failed to support all households.

People working in these sectors were eliminated from discussions on the economic impact of the pandemic.

While there were debates about the payments of the domestic workers, security guards, caretakers, gardeners, and other house helps, there was not much for other small businesses and self-employed workers.

With no ration cards in majority households, a substantial proportion of people could not access subsidized food grains from the public distribution system during the lockdown.

Also, very few people in this sector received the vaccination shots during the onset of the second wave, making them more vulnerable to the virus.

It is not surprising that the poorest and most vulnerable families are the worst affected, with many starving and coping by cutting back their food consumption.

Rural Employed People Were The Worst Hit Due To The Global Crisis

The timing could not have been more alarming for most artisans and weavers in the countryside areas who have been out of work for a long time, i.e., since the first Covid-19 lockdown. A falling economy, unemployment, reduced spending, and the pandemic have had a biting impact on the handicrafts sector - one of the most significant sources of employment in rural areas. However, as most of their products were termed non-essential goods, their alarming situation continues to gain less traction despite the cry for "Vocal For Local" and 'Self-Reliant India."

ion of livelihoods, there is an urgent need for a collaborative approach to help these people – to help them survive the crisis for the time being and to get them back on their own feet to uncover gainful employment in the longer term.

The Crisis Has Cruelly Exposed The Vulnerability Of Millions Of Self-Employed Workers And Small Businesses.

The work and the toil for the people in this sector were always tough, but life became immeasurably harder for these workers when Covid-19 struck and businesses slumped. Yet we have to not give up; we have to help coordinate assistance for the self-employed workers and empower them. With the proper approach and re-building from the locals upwards, we can create a better tomorrow for them, their families, and their industries.

Join hands with Humanity Welfare Council to make a difference in the livelihoods of the self-employed sector.

Resource Url:-  https://www.hwcindia.org/blog/how-has-covid-19-devastated-india's-self-employed-class

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You gave up acting at one point to focus on religion, is that right? I gave it up because I was going through a lot. I really felt myself drowning, I was putting so much pressure on myself to succeed. I didn’t love God, I loved acting. I worshipped it. If I didn’t get an audition right, if I didn’t get a job, I would lock myself in a room. Something wasn’t right, and I went on this journey to find happiness in something other than acting. I wanted a relationship with God, and I took that seriously, and I stopped acting. I called my agent to tell everyone I quit, and I told God, ‘I’m fine, I’m just going to worship you, read my bible, I’m happy here’. I found happiness.

How did you come back to acting? I was praying one day, and I was like, ‘God, I’m so happy, I don’t want to do acting any more, it’s not for me,’ and I just heard this voice like, 'This is the talent I have given to you, don’t waste it. You can still do acting, but you can do it with me. You can do it in a way that makes you happy, because you’re not worshipping acting anymore.’ I called my agent, and the first job I booked was Humans, after that The Commuter with Liam Neeson, then Ready Player One with Steven Spielberg, then Black Panther with Ryan Coogler, so God totally proved to me that he wanted me to do acting again.

– Letitia Wright, i-D VICE (August 2017)

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