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India–US trade deal faces mounting resistance as farmers intensify protests
From coordinated motorcycle rallies to toll plaza demonstrations, farmer groups accuse the Centre of ignoring concerns over agriculture, land policies and rural livelihoods while warning of a larger nationwide movement
Bom HC raises concern over systemic insensitivity towards farmers’ problems
The court observed that farmers cannot afford to indulge in litigation in case they are duped
Modi government’s anti-farmer face exposed: Farmers’ leaders
A government conference on December 10 both dismayed and emboldened farmers’ leaders, wherein the Union Minister said the three farm laws were passed, fall under the Concurrent list.
MP Adivasi farmers send memorandum to Prime Minister decrying Centre’s farm laws
Amidst toiling for forest rights, Adivasi farmers joined forces with the rest of India’s farmers in their movement against the central government’s agriculture policies
Brazil and Canadian Unions promise their support to Indian farmers
While foreign organisations express solidarity with annadaatas, adivasis and students in India speak in support of farmers’ rights
The farmer is Hindustan: Oppn leaders back the revolution
Opposition leaders meet President, ask him to recommend that the Union Government repeal three Farm Laws
Farmers fight corporates, remove central government middlemen
The sudden decision days before nationwide protests shall have a monumental impact on India’s telecom industry.
Farmers reject government’s repackaged old amendment proposal
Denouncing the so-called “new” offer of the central government, farmers call for sit-ins at district level
Are the new farm laws constitutional?
A closer look at the three agricultural laws that have led to nationwide protests by farmers
Talks with Amit Shah fail: Farmers firm on demand for the repeal of the anti-farmer laws
Farmers’ leaders stood firm and said that they would not accept the three laws forcibly passed by the government
Bharat Bandh became a reckoning for the central government: farmers’ leaders
After the grand success of Bharat Bandh, people now look towards discussions between farm leaders and the central government.
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