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Interestingly, the SC-appointed panel was not in favour of a total repeal of the three controversial farm laws and instead had suggested leaving procurement of crops at a specified price to the states and scrapping of the Essential Commodities Act.

The Supreme Court-appointed panel was not in favour of total repeal of the three controversial farm laws and instead had suggested leaving procurement of crops at a specified price to the states and scrapping of Essential Commodities Act.

Claiming that the now repealed three farm laws did not address a fraction of the unjust appropriations for the farmers, the Supreme Court appointed panel to study the laws said the repeal or long suspension of these laws would be unfair to the 'silent' majority who support the laws. Stating that farmers had faced a loss of Rs 3 lakh crore per year due to the Essential

The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has filed a plea before the Kerala High Court against increase in prices for bulk diesel sold by state-owned oil marketing companies.

Claiming that the now repealed three farm laws did not address a fraction of the unjust appropriations for the farmers, the Supreme Court appointed panel to study the laws said the repeal or long suspension of these laws would be unfair to the 'silent' majority who support the laws. Stating that farmers had faced a loss of Rs 3 lakh crore per year due to the Essential

SC-appointed panel was against repealing 3 farm laws, in favour of removing Essential Commodities Act - The bilateral interactions of the committee with stakeholders demonstrated that only 13.3 per cent of the stakeholders were not in favour of 3 laws.

Claiming that the now repealed three farm laws did not address a fraction of the unjust appropriations for the farmers, the Supreme Court appointed panel to study the laws said the repeal or long suspension of these laws would be unfair to the ...

The home secretary said the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, is authorising the states and the union territories to notify orders under the EC Act, 1955 by relaxing the requirement or prior concurrence of the central government up to June 30, 2020.

Over three dozen localities have been completely sealed off across Noida and Greater Noida due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Given the Ukraine-Russia war impacting the fertilizer trade and to prohibit the possible hoarding and black marketing in India