Jammu, April 16 -- In India's rapidly transforming urban landscape, the pace of development appears unprecedented. From metropolitan cities to emerging towns, new buildings, wide roads, flyovers, and modern residential complexes are constantly being constructed. This transformation reflects a strong, progressive, and growing economy. However, behind this glittering image of development lies a reality that often goes unnoticed-the lives of construction workers, who form the very foundation of this growth yet continue to struggle with insecurity, inequality, and deprivation.
The construction sector is a crucial pillar of India's economy and is considered the second-largest source of employment after agriculture. According to various estimate...