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Former Manjolai tea estate workers’ plea for house, 2 acres of cultivable land

Former Manjolai tea estate workers’ plea for house, 2 acres of cultivable land
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Former tea estate workers in Manjolai are petitioning the Tamil Nadu government for housing and land compensation after their workplace closed in 2024. They are seeking either rehabilitation in the region or significant financial support.

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This highlights the socio-economic challenges faced by plantation workers displaced by industrial closures and the transition to tourism.

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Workers of the erstwhile Manjolai tea estate have appealed to the Tamil Nadu Government to allow them to live in the place or give them a house and two acres of cultivable land to ensure their livelihood.

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The article focuses heavily on the grievances and demands of the workers, centering their perspective on the displacement.

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