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Telangana: Stop forcible ‘re-location of Chenchu Adivasis from Amrabad Tiger Reserve
Adivasis and supporting activists have petitioned the authorities against what they term as the ‘forcible re-location” of Chenchu (PVTG) Adivasis in the Amravad Tiger Reserve and urged a ‘co-existence’ model of conservation
Save Agriculture, Save Democracy Day: Protests marred by detentions and lathi-charge!
Farmers peacefully protesting and marching to Raj Bhavans were taken away by local police despite prior intimation of farmer protests
India’s dairy farmers face another harsh summer – but not because of the heat
Fair prices for produce, audit of milk cooperatives and subsidies for milk powder and butter – but will these demands of dairy farmers be accepted?
Yaad rakha jayega! Farmers mark June 5 with Sampoorna Kranti Diwas
The prompt response from across India, reminds people that farmers remain adamant on their demands for a complete repeal of anti-farmer laws
Red Fort case is Conspiracy to cause embarrassment: Delhi Police
The chargesheet on the violence witnessed in the city on Republic Day stated act was “pre-conceived and well-coordinated"
Over 470 farmers martyred but farmers stand resolute against anti-people laws!
India’s annadaatas celebrate the success of the May 26 protest and mourn the loss of 477 comrades-in-arms, who participated in the pan-India movement.
Farmers mark six months of agitation against the Centre
Photos and videos of the national agitation flood social media as farmers commemorate six months of peasant’s struggle against the forcibly-passed laws and directions of the central government
Haryana govt agrees to dismiss police cases against 350 farmers
As thousands of farmers gathered in Hisar to condemn the state government, officials agreed to dismiss cases against 350 farmers
12 Opposition leaders demand GoI resumes talks with farmers
Political leaders express support for May 26 Farmers Protest that marks six months of the agrarian struggle
SKM asks PM Modi to resume dialogue with farmers
Farmers reminded PM Modi that as the head of world’s largest democracy, the onus of resuming a serious and sincere dialogue, lies with him
CropData: Agri Ministry’s new app uses farm data without farmers’ consent!
Coupled with the Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce Act 2020, the app can leave farmers vulnerable to corporate businesses
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