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International Labour Day: Labour Day, also known as May Day, is dedicated to honouring and appreciating the contributions of workers and the labour class struggle.  

Labour Day acknowledges and honours the contributions of workers all across the world. Every year on May 1st, people all around the world commemorate International Labour Day, also known as May Day or Workers' Day.
 

Nandala Saikiran earned his degree from the prestigious National Institute of Technology, Warangal. While doing a job, he embarked on his UPSC journey in the year 2021. He achieved the incredible 27^th rank in UPSC CSE 2023.

Salman Khan's Mumbai residence was targeted in a shocking firing incident, raising concerns for his safety and prompting swift investigations by Mumbai authorities and solidarity from the film industry

Amit Verma and his team distribute nutritious millet kits to malnourished children. This kit is called ‘Samvardhan’ and so far, around one lakh children have benefited from the initiative.

Apple is planning to build residence units for factory workers to enhance their overall welfare and security. The plan is to complete the project by March 31, 2025. It is emulating the housing units in China and Vietnam and is mainly designed for women travelling for work. 

Eating wholesome snacks during the workplace can keep you alert and focused. Nuts, guacamole, baked veggie chips, and roasted chickpeas are a few snack options.
 

In response to the shortage of drivers in the country, the Japanese government has added four new occupations to the list of industries eligible for visas for foreign skilled workers. Road and rail transport, forestry and timber sectors are now covered under the programme, which allows a stay of up to five years.
 

In 2017, Pathikrit Saha made the decision of resigning from his job to pursue a noble initiative. He became a food delivery boy and began providing food and education to young children from underprivileged backgrounds to brighten their futures.

Khushi Pandey founded her NGO named ‘Sapno Ki Udaan’ for the upliftment of marginalized communities. The initiative ‘Jeevika Sathi’ supports acid attack survivors by teaching them skills like sewing and embroidery.

A video from a hospital has sparked outrage online, shedding light on the kind of harassment healthcare workers, especially female nurses, face in their line of duty. In the video, an African national is seen harassing an Indian nurse, using vulgar language, and making inappropriate demands while she continues to perform her duties. 
 

The scheme has garnered a significant response, with over 29 crore E-Shram cards issued nationwide, indicating its widespread reach and impact on the informal workforce.

Two heart wrenching incidents in his life prompted Hare Ram to establish an organization to take care for the abandoned children. He discussed the idea with his wife and received full support from her. With the assistance of the then DC Mastram Meena, Narayan Seva Ashram Trust was established. Until last year, Hare Ram had 35 children in his care. There are three boys, and the rest are girls. He has also married off four of the girls in well-off families.

Sharad Patel is currently pursuing a PhD in Social Studies at the Shakuntala Mishra Rehabilitation Government School. His research focuses on the plight of beggars. At the shelter homes, Sharad conducts skill mapping of the beggars to understand their previous occupations. To date, he has facilitated the self-reliance of 450 beggars.

Recognizing the importance of healing, Deepak channelled his grief into establishing the Mayank Foundation in the memory of his late son. His friends came out to support the cause. The foundation’s mission revolves around creating awareness about road safety. The team distributes reflectors and helmets, while also conducting campaigns to educate people about traffic rules.