Arunima Das

Arunima Das is a practising lawyer at the High Court of Madras and an alumnus of O.P. Jindal Global University. In her current role, she deals with various arbitration and civil law matters. Her research and academic interests lie in labour law, disability law, and human rights. She has previously interned at the Office of Hon'ble Justice (then) D.Y. Chandrachud and at the Centre for Justice, Law and Society.

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Labour Justice for India’s Community Care Workers (Part I)

Labour Justice for India’s Community Care Workers (Part I)

Under India’s National Health Mission and the Integrated Child Development Scheme, a group of workers, referred to here as ‘scheme workers’, are employed by the government as part of a welfare policy aimed at improving healthcare ...
Labour Justice for India’s Community Care Workers (Part II)

Labour Justice for India’s Community Care Workers (Part II)

Part I of this series discussed how in the Indian Supreme Court’s decision in Ameerbi, denial of minimum wages to ‘scheme workers’, is a violation of their fundamental right to minimum wages. In this part, it is argued that the Court, ...
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