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February 12: Workers and Farmers Forge a Historic Axis of Resistance Across India
For observers of general strikes and journalists covering trade unions and farmer movements, the February 12 General Strike did not unfold as a routine ritual. It unfolded as a...
Farmers celebrate repeal of three laws at Delhi borders!
SKM thanks martyred farmers and supporters, but reminds that the movement is far from over
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Farmer leaders acknowledge the victory of the repeal but remind that other pressing issues like MSP remain
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