EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 12 MIN
Modern Slavery in Construction & How Precast Can End It
from Precast Concrete Show · host Roshan Baladevan
Slavery was abolished in 1976. But take a walk past any construction site in India today, and you'll wonder if the industry got the memo.In this hard-hitting episode, Roshan Baladevan exposes the hidden exploitation behind India's booming real estate — forced labor, debt traps, unsafe conditions, and how it silently affects the quality of the buildings we live and work in.But this isn’t just a rant. It’s a call to action.We break down:The dark realities of migrant workers trapped in modern-day bonded laborHow this system directly leads to poor construction quality, high maintenance costs, and structural risksWhy precast concrete technology isn’t just faster — it’s fairer, safer, and smarterReal-world examples of how factory-based systems are transforming lives and businesses across IndiaIf you’re a builder, developer, or just someone who cares about where our country is heading — this episode will change how you look at construction forever.Want to build better and build ethically? Join the movement that’s bringing dignity back to construction.Learn more at https://www.modularpulse.com/goaVisit our Website : ModularPulse Follow us for more insightful content: Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube Join my free Webinar: Register
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Slavery was abolished in 1976. But take a walk past any construction site in India today, and you'll wonder if the industry got the memo. In this hard-hitting episode, Roshan Baladevan exposes the hidden exploitation behind India's booming real estate — forced labor, debt traps, unsafe conditions, and how it silently affects the quality of the buildings we live and work in. But this isn’t just a rant. It’s a call to action. We break down: The dark realities of migrant workers trapped in moder...
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