Some northeast districts have their own migration corridors for jobs in southern India, reveals survey
The study by a Guwahati-based non-profit development organisation says 91% of the respondents across three States cited a “push” factor, such as shortage of land for farming or the need to repay loans, behind migration
· 11/5/2026, 9:19:00 AM· 2 min read
The study by a Guwahati-based non-profit development organisation says 91% of the respondents across three States cited a “push” factor, such as shortage of land for farming or the need to repay loans, behind migration
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