NEW DELHI, June 1 -- Putting money into the hands of people is the clarion call made by many, social activists, experts and opposition political leaders in India in order to tide over the economic crisis caused by Covid 19. About 93% of India's workforce is in the unorganized sector and they contribute about 50% of the GDP (Gross National Product). Although the worldwide lockdown has impacted all sectors of the economy, the most adversely affected are the workers in the unorganized sector. According to the first National Commission on Labour (1966-89), the main categories of unorganized sector in India are construction workers, labourers employed in small scale and cottage industry, casual labour, handloom/ power loom workers, beedi and cig...