Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Delhi Labourers Face Hardship Due to GRAP Curbs
Bitto is a tile worker from Mangolpuri in Delhi.
He used to earn Rs 800-850 every day.
But when the government stopped construction work, he couldn't earn money for two months.
His family had to borrow money to survive.
Later, the government gave him Rs 10,000, but by then, the family had already faced a lot of hardship.
Bitto says that when work stopped, their lives stopped too.
Bitto, a tile worker from Mangolpuri, faced financial hardship due to a construction ban under GRAP.
He earned Rs 800-850 daily, but had no work from November to December.
His family survived by borrowing money during this period.
The promised financial aid of Rs 10,000 was received on January 5.
Bitto stated that the halt in work significantly impacted his family's livelihood.
- Who
- Bitto, a tile worker from Mangolpuri, Delhi
- What
- Faced financial hardship due to construction ban under GRAP
- When
- From November to December, with aid received on January 5
- Where
- Mangolpuri, Delhi
- Why
- Construction ban halted his livelihood, leading to survival struggles
- Name
- Bitto
- Occupation
- Tile worker
- Location
- Mangolpuri, Delhi
- Daily Earnings
- Rs 800-850
- Financial Aid
- Rs 10,000
- Aid Received Date
- January 5
- Period of No Work
- November to December