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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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M’tra Farmers set off in Vehicle Jatha from Nashik to Delhi
As the nationwide protest surges ahead, the AIKS-led Maharashtra Farmers' Vehicle Jatha to Delhi begins from Nashik with a Rousing Send-off
Punjab arhtiyas resolve to shut mandis to protest I-T raids
Farmer leaders acknowledge the immense support by arhtiyas and promise to gherao I-T offices
Adani buys ad space in Punjab paper to advocate for farm laws
Amid intensifying protests, Adani Group decides to put up an advertisement in Punjab Kesari, a local newspaper, to distinguish ‘truth’ from ‘lies’
Annadaatas plan a week of demonstrations to intensify agitation
After paying respects to the many farmers who died during nationwide protests, farmer leaders talked about future dharnas, gheraos and thali bajao plans.
Shradhanjali Diwas: Farmers pay homage to martyred brethren
Farmers promise to intensify struggle, observe indefinite hunger strikes and condemn the central government for its insensitive behaviour towards India’s peasants
Jantar Mantar: Farmers’ movement has reunited people of Haryana and Punjab
India’s revolutionary farmers have inspired Punjab politicians Jasbir Singh Gill, Kulbir Singh Zira and their colleagues to protest at Jantar Mantar. They have been sleeping on the footpath for two weeks!
Farmers’ leaders at Jaipur-Delhi highway promise growing strength over next few days
Leaders assure that the Modi-regime will fail to dissuade India’s farmers in their opposition to the three anti-farmer laws
Kranti ka Naqsha, Mapping the Revolution
India's farmers have lived up to the revolutionary history of this country by once again uniting peasants in a single movement against an oppressive and fascist regime. From allegations of Khalistani intentions to political theories, to Maoist infiltration to the insult of being called the protest of a few; Annadaatas have persevered through it all. Now that a growing population in India is learning about the dangers posed by the three anti-farmer-dubbed laws, it is necessary to visually document the progress of the peasant struggle in the past few months.
Peasants in southern states continue farmers’ agitation
Supporters in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and other areas hold near-daily protests to support India’s farmers.
Sikh priest’s suicide exposes double speak of the ruling BJP and its apologists
His suicide note read that he was outraged by the mistreatment of farmers camping outside the national capital of New Delhi
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