22% of Reverse Migrants in Uttarakhand Turned to Homestays for Livelihood, Government Says
Government data shows 22% of reverse migrants in Uttarakhand have taken up homestays as a livelihood.
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Current Summary
According to a September 19 Times of India report citing government data, 22% of reverse migrants in Uttarakhand have turned to running homestays as a means of livelihood. The report does not disclose the total number of reverse migrants surveyed, the districts involved, the time period covered, or what other livelihood options were pursued by the remainder.
What We Know
- Government data shows 22% of reverse migrants in Uttarakhand have taken up homestays as livelihood.
- The finding was reported in a September 19 Times of India article.
What Is Still Unclear
- Total number of reverse migrants surveyed
- Districts covered by the data
- Time period of the survey
- Other livelihood options pursued by the remaining migrants
What Changed
- 19 Sept, 05:31 pmSignal detected: 22% of Reverse Migrants in Uttarakhand Turned to Homestays for Livelihood, Government Says