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About Video Injured worker participating in a discussing on status of safety equipment in auto sector supply chain in Gurgaon, Haryana. About Safe In India Thousands of factory workers lose their hands or fingers, every year, in crush injuries in the auto-sector manufacturing, mainly as a result of poor safety culture and high productivity pressure. Most of them, working in smaller factories for large auto brands, get little support from management. Their health-care and compensation from Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where eligible, is often excessively bureaucratic and late. Many of them return to their villages having lost their fight with the inefficient and unsupportive system. Safe-in-India Foundation (SII), a section 8 company, promoted and supported by the 1991 batch of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA91), focusses on three areas : (a) provide free assistance to injured workers in their health-care and insurance claims from ESIC in Gurgaon, (b) Use this experience and data to influence ESIC to improve their services to all workers in Gurgaon and nationally, and (c) Influence auto-sector to prevent these accidents in their supply chain. To know more about Safe in India visit our Website https://www.safeinindia.org/ Facebook Hindi https://www.facebook.com/safeinindiafb/ Facebook English https://www.facebook.com/safeinindia Twitter https://twitter.com/SafeInIndia1 To know more about Employees' State Insurance Corporation visit https://www.esic.in/ESICInsurance1/ESICInsurancePortal/PortalLogin.aspx

True Grit: Bulbul Pandey, 12, talks about her courageous mother, Sushma Pandey, a worker in an auto-component factory. August 2020 चुलबुल पांडेय और उसकी बहादुर वर्कर माँ सुषमा पांडेय।

About Video 'Shyam Dev Pandit: a Song unsung' is voice of a migrant worker, Shyam Dev who lost fingers in multiple accidents in automotive supply chain. About Safe In India Thousands of factory workers lose their hands or fingers, every year, in crush injuries in the auto-sector manufacturing, mainly as a result of poor safety culture and high productivity pressure. Most of them, working in smaller factories for large auto brands, get little support from management. Their health-care and compensation from Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where eligible, is often excessively bureaucratic and late. Many of them return to their villages having lost their fight with the inefficient and unsupportive system. Safe-in-India Foundation (SII), a section 8 company, promoted and supported by the 1991 batch of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA91), focusses on three areas : (a) provide free assistance to injured workers in their health-care and insurance claims from ESIC in Gurgaon, (b) Use this experience and data to influence ESIC to improve their services to all workers in Gurgaon and nationally, and (c) Influence auto-sector to prevent these accidents in their supply chain. To know more about Safe in India visit our Website https://www.safeinindia.org/ Facebook Hindi https://www.facebook.com/safeinindiafb/ Facebook English https://www.facebook.com/safeinindia Twitter https://twitter.com/SafeInIndia1 To know more about Employees' State Insurance Corporation- click https://www.esic.in/ESICInsurance1/ESICInsurancePortal/PortalLogin.aspx