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An India Today ground report reveals how the acute LPG crisis, linked to the impact of the West Asia war, is forcing thousands of migrant workers in many cities to abandon their jobs and return to their villages.

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00:00The world and indeed India, we bring you ground realities
00:03because nowhere is this impact now being felt quite like on migrant workers.
00:08Quite similar to what happened during COVID.
00:10An acute LPG crisis is forcing many to quit their jobs and return home
00:15as fuel becomes unaffordable and daily work dries up.
00:20From packed trains in Gaia to overcrowded coaches in Chandoli,
00:23the story is the same.
00:25Take a look at the costs of war.
00:38The impact of the West Asia war is now hitting home
00:42and hardest on India's migrant workforce.
00:52LPG crisis is forcing thousands to abandon jobs and return to their villages.
01:02Visuals from Gaia Junction tell the story.
01:04Packed trains, tired faces, a surge of returning workers.
01:22Labourers from Delhi and Surat are heading back home
01:25as an acute LPG shortage disrupts daily life and livelihoods
01:30with factories slowing down, shifts being cut and wages falling.
01:55The same story repeats at Pandit Deen Dayalupadhyay Junction in Chandoli.
02:01Overcrowded coaches, workers returning from Delhi, Mumbai and Gujarat.
02:24For many, it is an impossible choice.
02:27Pay for fuel or feed the family.
02:40A war thousands of kilometers away now dictating whether a worker can cook a meal or keep a job.
02:50With Pankash Kumar in Gaya and Uday Gupta in Chandoli, Bureau Report, India Today.
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