Pandemic and precarity / edited by Rituparna Datta

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Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The Polemics of Pandemic or Sapped Precarities of Neoliberal Capital -- The Pandemic among Many Crises: Migrant Immobility in Khanda Brick Kiln Cluster / Pratik Mishra -- Solidarity among the "Social Outcasts": Sex Workers in Kolkata during the Three Phases of Pandemic / Rajat Kanti Sur -- Sanitation Workers in Bengaluru: Expendable Lives in Times of Covid-19 / Samuel SathyaSeelan -- Tea Gardens of Dooars and Migration with Uncertainty / Baitali Ganguly -- Precarity at the Time of Pandemic: The Case of Slums in Indian Cities / Mahalaya Chatterjee -- Theatre and the Pandemic in Bengal / Shyamalendu Majumdar -- Reproducing Precariousness of Labour: Post-lockdown Reorganisation of Building Construction in India / Manish Maskara -- Compounded Precarity: Covid-19 and Informal Migrant Workers in Delhi / Harshita Sinha -- On the Edge of Safety: Coal Mine Workers in Eastern India / Shatabdi Das -- ASHA Workers Holding the Last Sickle for Public Healthcare in Tea Plantations of Assam / Devika Singh Shekhawat -- Struggle of Women as a Key Factor of Solidarity during Pandemic / Sangbida Lahiri -- A Note from Nagaland: Situation of Women during and after the Pandemic / Khesheli Chishi -- Notes on Contributors