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Manoj Borah is a welfare officer at a tea garden in Kamrup district in Assam. He says working outdoors in tea gardens and agricultural fields is becoming increasingly difficult. “While workers are used to daytime heat, the high temperature during the night is burning them out. It is difficult to rest at night, and this […]
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