As the country faces a harsh lockdown, migrant workers from across the country are struggling to survive. While some want to go back home once the buses and trains start running, others are not sure, for there are no job opportunities in the villages. NewsClick spoke to many such workers who are stranded and struggling to make ends meet In India's Millennium City Gurgaon.
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