Hyderabad: In a time when dozens of researchers are departing Hyderabad to come back to their home conditions, there are lots of people who compelled to return in town to settle their debts. And that regardless of their meagre earnings and rough living conditions. With no monetary support from their own families, those employees state they don’t have any option but to slog it out so they can go back the cash borrowed through the previous lockdown. “I made Rs 50,000 through the initial wave of pandemic once I abandoned Hyderabad and moved home together with my familywife and four kids,” said Noor Alam Khan out of West Bengal who was able to make Rs 4,000 per week by working in a boutique. Now, throughout the lockdown, his income has fallen to zero. “I do not need to return to my home city. I’ll somehow endure ,” Khan said that he has asked the moneylender for a while this month so he could he refund this month’s attention during the next few months. Caught in similar circumstances, some have abandoned their families in their home cities and remaining alone in the city until the lockdown has been raised. “The last time we not just fought to come back to our home city, but now has a difficult period for seven weeks then because there wasn’t much work to perform. I do not need to repeat the identical mistake. I’m staying lonely today and will wait for the lockdown to be raised so I can resume job,” said Lakshmi Nisad, a migrant worker from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh adding he needed to borrow cash to live in his own home in 2020. However, now with no earnings, he also has no other choice except to default on paying attention for this particular month. But despite the battle numerous like Shashi Kumar out of Bihar, that returned into the city about a month ago, state they would rather remain back into town as he struggled in his home city as could not figure out how to find work. “Here I know I will begin earning when the lockdown is raised. If I return, I will have no work and won’t have the ability to live,” said Kumar, a building worker.