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A test for the Forest Rights Act in Assam
Eviction notices issued to four Taungya villages in Nagaon district have reignited questions about historical injustice, forest governance and the state's obligation to recognise forest rights before displacement
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SKM asserts farmers unity remains intact!
While clarifying that farmers' unity has not been shaken, nine farmer leaders now face the added brunt of police FIRs for allegedly causing the chaos of January 26.
Why did Delhi Police mislead us, not stop the outsiders who initially broke the barricades: Farmers
Those who came to create trouble on January 26, have all vanished from here, say hundreds still sitting in protest at Ghaziabad-Delhi border
Attempt to vilify the farmers protests will create unhealthy atmosphere for negotiations
Image courtesy: Adnan Abidi/ReutersThe tractor rally on Republic Day in...
Kisan Ganatantra Parade: How the mainstream media deliberately ignored ground realities
While one farmer died during the chaos of January 26, participants at various points survived lathi-charges minutes before being showered with flowers by the public.
Deep Sidhu defends himself! Claims Red Fort was a result of public anguish
Sidhu claims that the people accusing him of creating chaos are the same people accusing farmers of being terrorists.
A glance at the nationwide Kisan Ganatantra Parade
Despite the events in Delhi, farmers' parades in various parts of the country were well-received with people showering flowers in areas like Shahjahanpur.
Anti-social elements infiltrated Parade to discredit farmers struggle: SKM
The farmers organisation and farmer leader Hannan Mollah expresses deep regret for the infiltration of untoward elements in the Kisan Ganatantra Parade
Amit Shah chairs high-level meeting, directs additional security
According to news being shared on social media, there are allegations of right-wing disruptive forces having infiltrated the protest. This group is also being blamed for climbing the Red Fort ramparts.
Internet suspended around protest sites in Delhi, situation remains tense
Utter chaos in Nangloi area, police launch tear gas, lathicharge on farmers group, some people throw stones at police.
Kisan Tractor Rally underway, moves into national capital Delhi area
Tear gas, lathi charge launched by Delhi Police, security agencies as various points; Mukarba Chowk, Akshardham, Noida
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