Srinagar, Feb. 24 -- Domestic workers form an essential part of households across the world. From sweeping floors and washing dishes to taking care of children, the elderly, and the disabled, they perform numerous tasks that make daily life easier for their employers. However, despite their indispensable contributions, they remain one of the most vulnerable and neglected groups of workers. Domestic work is often undervalued, unregulated, and even invisible in many societies. Most domestic workers come from impoverished backgrounds and take up such jobs out of necessity rather than choice. They are frequently subjected to low wages, excessive workloads, abuse, and lack of legal protection. What makes their plight worse is that many governm...