Podcasts about social registry

In India, the government has set a huge undertaking: to register 380 million informal workers on a new database, so that it could allow the delivery of social security payments. This database, called e-Shram, was launched in August 2021. But, of course, this initiative was followed by a range of doubts, problems and barriers that has been hindering the implementation of this social registry system. To help us better understand the e-Shram – the promises, shortcomings, challenges, and most importantly, the Indian context – we invited Avi Majithia. Avi is WIEGO's Delhi Focal City coordinator and holds a master's degree in Regulatory Governance from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (in Mumbai, India), and works closely with informal worker's organizations in Delhi. *Our theme music is Focus from AA Aalto (Creative Commons) References e-Shram official website: https://eshram.gov.in/ Article 14: "The Incomplete Project Of E-Shram, India's Database Of Unorganised Workers" https://www.article-14.com/post/the-incomplete-project-of-e-shram-india-s-database-of-unorganised-workers-620dc42806e13 Scroll.In: "e-Shram: All you need to know about India's first centralised database for unorganised workers" https://scroll.in/article/1004199/e-shram-all-you-need-to-know-about-indias-first-centralised-database-for-unorganised-workers India Spend: "No Documents, No Benefits: How India's Invisible Workforce Is Left To Fend For Itself" https://www.indiaspend.com/no-documents-no-benefits-how-indias-invisible-workforce-is-left-to-fend-for-itself/ The New Leam: "Lack of Documents and Registration Deprive India's Migrant Class of State Offered Benefits & Welfare Schemes" https://www.thenewleam.com/2020/12/lack-of-documents-and-registration-deprive-indias-migrant-class-of-state-offered-benefits-welfare-schemes/ Hindustan Times: "Documenting the story of India's migrant distress" https://www.hindustantimes.com/analysis/documenting-the-story-of-india-s-migrant-distress/story-sVC8sCHFetXYBPKLa1OhZM.html WIEGO Delhi Focal City webpage: https://www.wiego.org/delhi

Today we tell the story of Raymond Flynn a mastermind that lead a crew that robbed the ultra rich by using their secret lil rich person phone book against them. HEEEIST

Samara Lubelski is a prolific singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who was born and raised in Lower Manhattan. Trained as a violinist, she has been active since the early 90s in an incredibly broad range of music. Under her own name she has released several recordings of incredibly detailed and intimate pop songs on labels like Social Registry and Ecstatic Peace. She has contributed to the recordings of Fiery Furnaces, Nate Wooley, MV & EE, Thurston Moore and many many more. As it turns out, Samara and I are also neighbors.Today's talk covers a lot of ground, a lot of which centers around the peculiarities of New York City. It's a good one and I'm happy to share it with you.

DISC OF THE WEEK: KTL - IV (Edtions Mego)Probably an instant classic for all Sunn0)) core fans. The 3 first releases were great, but this one could be one of our favorite.__________________PLAYLIST002: Download Link"Goat Pussy" by I.U.D. from Dead Womb 7" (The Social Registry)"Yankee Psychic Hygine" by Elisa Ambrogio & Axolotl 7" (Spirit Of Orr)"Bear Bell" by Koen Holtkamp from Field Rituals (Type Records)"A New Vipassana" by Valerio Cosi from Heavy Electronic Pacific Loop (Digitalis Recordings)"Coal Seams" by Of from Rocks Will Open (Digitalis Recordings)"Lysergic Sunrise" by Expo '70 from Black Ohms (Beta-lactam Ring Records)"Cloud Chamber Part 2" by Boris & Michio Kurihara from Cloud Chamber (Pedal Records)"Paratrooper" by KTL from IV (Editions Mego)"Shamelessly I Went Around" by Hammemit from Spires Over The Burial Womb (Total Holocaust Records)"Behind These Eyes" by Emit from Abortions (Autumn Wind Productions)"By this Axe I Rule" by Dead Reptile Shrine from N.T.K (Antihumanism Records)"De Bollaf!" by Alkerdeel from De Bollaf! (Universal Tongue)

Untouchable Sound: The Sound of Young Sweden The Sound of Philadelphia The Sound of Young America The Sound of Young Scotland The Sound of The Hit Parade Sound of Confusion 1. Sandy Waddy "Everything Is Everything" (Dancing 'til Dawn, Kent)2. Lindy Lane "Low Grades and High Fever" (Girls in the Garage Vol. 2, Romulan)3. The Barbaras "Summertime Road" (7", Goner)4. The Elektras "Nous Sommes Les Elektras" (7", Bachelor)5. Sounds Unlimited "Gotta Get Away" (7", Sundazed)6. The Yummy Fur "Hong Kong in Stereo" (Kinky Cinema, Guided Missile) 7. Sarandon "Pin Up" (The Miniest Album 7", Banazan)8. Finally Punk "Environmentality (7", ABL)9. The Barcelona Pavillion "Masters of Our Feelings" (Pain Is All You'll Find 3" cdep, Blocks Recording Club)10. Psychic Ills "Killers" (7", Social Registry)11. Catatonic Youth "Control My Gun" (7", Almost Ready)12. The Bush Tetras "Can't Be Funky" (New York Noise Vol. 1, Soul Jazz)13. Fire Engines "Discord" (Aufgeladen Und Bereit Fur Action Und Spass, Fast Product America)14. Always "Heaven" (Thames Valley Leather Club, El)15. Rodger Collins "She's Looking Good" (Moaning, Grooning, Crying: A Galaxy of Soul, Kent)16. The 5 Royals "Catch That Teardrop" (Birth of Soul Vol. 4, Kent Records)17. The Action "Baby You've Got It" (Action Packed, Demon)18. Tree Fort Angst "Trampoline" (Knee Deep In The Rococo Excess Of..., Bus Stop)19. The Vultures "What I Say" (Good Thing 12", Narodnik)20. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart "Come Saturday" (Searching For The Now Vol. 4 7", Slumberland)

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the writer J P Donleavy. The author of a dozen novels as well as numerous plays and short stories, he remains best known for his first novel, The Ginger Man, which is widely regarded as a modern classic. Born in 1926 and raised in New York, J P Donleavy was the son of Irish immigrant parents. They told him little of Irish culture when he was growing up but, after the war, he moved to Dublin to take up a place at Trinity College. He was already a skilled boxer when he arrived in Ireland and found that street-fighting was almost a form of public entertainment in the city - and one which he excelled in. Despite Trinity's stature, his student life revolved around drinking, partying, writing and painting. He became friends with Brendan Behan and the legendary Irish writer became the first person to read the completed script of The Ginger Man. Although The Ginger Man was banned in Ireland and expurgated in Britain and America it became a word-of-mouth success. But its publication plunged J P Donleavy into a legal battle that took 20 years to resolve. It was a legal struggle, though, that was worth fighting for - for the past 50 years it has never been out of print. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: 2nd movement of Emperor Concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven Book: 1972 Social Registry of New York Luxury: His own long-handled spoon to make dressings.

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the writer J P Donleavy. The author of a dozen novels as well as numerous plays and short stories, he remains best known for his first novel, The Ginger Man, which is widely regarded as a modern classic. Born in 1926 and raised in New York, J P Donleavy was the son of Irish immigrant parents. They told him little of Irish culture when he was growing up but, after the war, he moved to Dublin to take up a place at Trinity College. He was already a skilled boxer when he arrived in Ireland and found that street-fighting was almost a form of public entertainment in the city - and one which he excelled in. Despite Trinity's stature, his student life revolved around drinking, partying, writing and painting. He became friends with Brendan Behan and the legendary Irish writer became the first person to read the completed script of The Ginger Man. Although The Ginger Man was banned in Ireland and expurgated in Britain and America it became a word-of-mouth success. But its publication plunged J P Donleavy into a legal battle that took 20 years to resolve. It was a legal struggle, though, that was worth fighting for - for the past 50 years it has never been out of print.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: 2nd movement of Emperor Concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven Book: 1972 Social Registry of New York Luxury: His own long-handled spoon to make dressings.

PUNKCAST#83702 Live @ Tonic NYC - Sep 15 2005, more info on http://punkcast.com/837/