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Formalisation of India’s Informal Economy

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Date12 October 2026 (Monday)
Time10:24 AM
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LanguageEnglish
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Article title card: Formalisation of India's Informal Economy

ASUSE 2025 gives district-level estimates. They show that India's informal economy is a major source of employment, and that formalisation must be inclusive and must ensure dignity and protection for workers.

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ASUSE 2025 gives district-level estimates. They show that India's informal economy is a major source of employment, and that formalisation must be inclusive and must ensure dignity and protection for workers.

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