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DOMESTIC DAYS-PD
0Uncover the realities of India’s unseen workforce. This vital read transcribes personal narratives from Kolkata’s urban poor, focusing on part-time female domestic workers. Each woman’s story weaves a tale of aspiration, despair, and resilience as they navigate multiple households in unorganized labour. The book critically examines the intersection of gender and class, shedding light on the struggles of these often-voiceless labourers and their work environments. An essential insight into public policy and the fight for visibility for domestic help across India.
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Women and Labour in Late Colonial India: The Bengal Jute Industry: 3 (Cambridge Studies in Indian History and Society)
0Uncover the pivotal role of women in Bengal’s jute industry during late colonial India. Samita Sen’s groundbreaking research meticulously details how social constructions of gender shaped the lives and labour of working women. Explore the economic devaluation of their contributions amidst long-term trends in the Indian economy. This essential read offers profound insights for students and scholars of Indian history, gender studies, and economic history, making it a must-have for understanding colonial labour dynamics in India.