Browsing: Farmers

Senior leaders are opposing Party chief Sukhbir Singh Badal, and the Akal Takht, the Sikhs’ highest temporal seat, has called…

Within two years, it is planned to introduce one crore farmers to natural farming. In order to support this enterprise,…

He visited the state more than two years after the January 2022 Ferozepur incident, in which protesters’ road blockade forced…

Black flags are being waved and party leaders and candidates are being prevented from accessing communities, especially in Majha and…

The ongoing farmers’ protest in India, primarily against three contentious agricultural laws passed by the government, has been a significant…

The offer was offered at the fourth round of negotiations between the leaders of the Centre and the farmers, but…

Amidst the ongoing farmers’ protest, the state of Punjab has announced a significant hike in the Minimum Support Price (MSP)…

As the farmers’ protest in India intensifies with the ‘Delhi Chalo’ movement gaining momentum, the absence of Rakesh Tikait, a…

The farmers’ protest in India, particularly in Punjab, has led to significant disruptions in essential supplies like diesel and gas,…

Meanwhile, the Delhi Police invoked Section 144 of the CrPC, which forbids gatherings of five or more people in the…

The central government has adopted a number of measures to control consumer food costs,which increased by 11.5% in July after increasing steadily for several months.

Following the communal confrontations in Nuh, the appeal for peace made by a number of khap panchayats and farmers’ organizations is a comforting development.

With a total investment of Rs 3.7 lakh crore, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved a package of agricultural programmes.

The government is to blame for allowing thousands of travellers to experience harassment on the highway since it finally caved in to their demand on Tuesday night.

Eknath Shinde, the chief minister of Maharashtra, and Devendra Fadnavis, the deputy chief minister, eventually met with their leaders on March 16.