New farm laws

New Delhi: Madhya Pradesh's Panchayat and Rural Development Minister Mahendra Singh Sisodia on Friday (December 18) said that the farmers' agitation against new farm laws is part of a larger conspiracy. Addressing a farmers' meeting in the Guna district, Mahendra Singh Sisodia said that we have to remain conscious of the fact that this movement is being carried out by the people of the state whose borders touch the boundary of Pakistan. Looking at a method in the ongoing protest from Punjab, the MP minister said that this protest is going on under a conspiracy by a few people, who are opposed to the new agriculture laws. Live TV When the farmers' agitation started against the Centre’s new farm laws, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to find an early solution to end farmers’ protest against farm laws. After meeting Amit Shah, Amarinder Singh had told media that he requested the home minister to resolve the issue as it ... » Learn More about Farmers’ agitation against new farm laws part of a conspiracy: MP Minister Mahendra Singh Sisodia

Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Friday said the new farm laws will bring investments, new technologies and create employment. Addressing a gathering organised by BJP’s youth wing to highlight the salient features of the Union Budget, Mr. Pradhan said the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund of ₹40,000 crore will open new doors for agrarian development. Noting that the Union Budget was brought at a difficult time when the economy was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minister asserted that the Narendra Modi government has empowered the farmers and workers. The Minister’s remark come in the backdrop of protest by thousands of farmers, mostly from Punjab and Haryana, at various border points of Delhi since late November last year against the Centre’s new farm laws. Mr. Pradhan urged Delhi BJP leaders to hold discussions over the provisions of Budget with various sections of the society, including slum dwellers, street vendors and resident welfare associations, and ... » Learn More about New farm laws will bring investments, technologies, create employment: Dharmendra Pradhan

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New Delhi: Farmers` organisations will hold a nationwide `rail roko` programme for 4 hours on Thursday (February 18) as they continue their protest against the Centre's new farm laws. The peaceful protest is scheduled to be organised today from 12 noon to 4 pm. Jagtar Singh Bajwa, spokesperson of the Kisan Andolan Committee, Ghazipur border said they will carry out a peaceful protest during the `Rail Roko` programme , adding "We will offer refreshments to the passengers to avoid inconvenience." Bajwa told ANI, "We will carry out a peaceful protest in the nationwide Rail Roko program on February 18, from 12 pm to 4 pm. We`ll offer refreshments to passengers to avoid inconvenience." "We will welcome trains and passengers will flower garlands. We have intensified the campaign to keep farmers active on social media. We instructed dozens of farmers today and also created their profiles on social media," he added. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM), however, appealed to ... » Learn More about Farmer unions to hold 4-hour nationwide ‘Rail Roko’ protest against Centre’s new agri laws

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday termed the three farm laws “death warrant” for farmers and appealed to the Centre to repeal the contentious laws. Mr. Kejriwal met protesting farmer groups from western Uttar Pradesh at the Delhi Assembly and listened to their grievances. The Chief Minister said the laws would “reduce farmers to labourers in their own fields”. “The Central government and the BJP have been telling farmers that the laws would benefit them but till now, they have been unsuccessful in explaining how these laws would be beneficial to them. These laws are a death warrant for the farmers,” Mr. Kejriwal said. He once again appealed to the Centre to repeal the laws and guarantee minimum support price for crops as per the recommendations of the M.S. Swaminathan committee report. Mr. Kejriwal said he would be addressing a mahapanchayat in Meerut on February 28 in support of the farmers’ demands. “On February 28, Meerut kisan mahapanchayat will take ... » Learn More about New farm laws are ‘death warrant’ for farmers: CM

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday termed the three farm laws “death warrant” for farmers and appealed to the Centre to repeal the contentious laws. Mr. Kejriwal met protesting farmer groups from western Uttar Pradesh at the Delhi Assembly and listened to their grievances. The Chief Minister said the laws would “reduce farmers to labourers on their own fields”. “The Central government and the BJP have been telling farmers that the three new laws would benefit them but till now, they have been unsuccessful in explaining how these laws would be beneficial to them. These laws are a death warrant for the farmers,” Mr. Kejriwal said. He once again appealed to the Centre to repeal the laws and guarantee minimum support price for crops as per the recommendations of the M.S. Swaminathan committee report. Mr. Kejriwal said he would be addressing a mahapanchayat in Meerut on February 28 in support of the farmers’ demands. “On February 28, Meerut kisan mahapanchayat will ... » Learn More about New farm laws are ‘death warrant’ for farmers: Arvind Kejriwal

The Left parties, Congress and their frontal organisations blocked highways at several places in the State on Saturday as part of “chakka jam” call given by the farmer organisations against the new farm laws.Movement of the vehicular traffic was disrupted at places where the protest was staged with squatting across the road to block the movement of vehicles. At Hayathnagar here, traffic movement was disrupted for about an hour when the activists of Left parties blocked the Hyderabad-Vijayawada highway.They raised slogans demanding end to repression against protesting farmers, repeal of anti-farmer laws and making minimum support price guarantee law. Left parties, farmers’ organisations and people’s organisations participated in the protest under the banner of All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee.After the protesters blocked traffic for about an hour, police took them into custody and cleared the jam. Those who were taken into custody included State ... » Learn More about Left parties, Cong. take part in road blockade against farm laws

New Delhi , Communication, flexibility and adequate tweaking of the law to ensure that the big corporates do not reap the benefits and monopolise the situation are the need of the hour to end the impasse over the three farm laws, R.S, Sodhi, Managing Director of Amul said, adding that farm reforms are critical for the economy. "Government's intention is good. These farm laws are good. But yes, there are some apprehensions and they need to be removed," Sodhi said. Speaking exclusively to IndiaNarrative.com, Sodhi said that while farmers have demanded legal framework to continue the system to providing minimum support price ( MSP ), it has not brought any benefit to the agriculture sector. MSP has not yielded results "My views on MSP are totally different. Sectors such as milk , poultry, fisheries do not have any MSP system. Yet they are growing. Those engaged in animal husbandry have seen 14 per cent growth in the last 10 years while in agriculture growth has been ... » Learn More about Amul chief says new farm laws are good, only doubts need to be put to rest

New Delhi: Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra urged farmers protesting against the three farm laws not to step back until their demands are met and said these laws will be scrapped when her party comes to power. On Thursday (February 11), Priyanka took it to her official social media account to attack the Centre on the new farm laws. She accused that the new laws are designed to help billionaires. कृषि संबंधी तीन काले कृषि कानूनों की असलियत यही है कि किसानों के हित की उपेक्षा करते हुए भाजपा ने इन्हें खरबपति मित्रों के फायदे के लिए बनाया है सहारनपुर किसान पंचायत में किसानों को भरोसा दिलाया कि कांग्रेस किसानों के हक की लड़ाई में साथ है और इन कानूनों को कभी लागू नहीं करेगी। pic.twitter.com/9pVDvZx0tY — Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) February 11, 2021 Priyanka in Hindi wrote on Twitter, “The reality of the three agricultural laws is that the BJP has made them to extend benefits to its corporate friends, ignoring the interest of farmers. ... » Learn More about Congress will never implement ‘black’ farm laws: Priyanka Gandhi

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