Farmers Protesting News Today

The crackdown on farmers protesting in Lahore and several other cities against the government’s ‘flawed’ wheat procurement policy and delays in the commencement of the grain’s official purchases in Punjab is deplorable.

The farmers protesting at the Shambhu border have adopted a unique tactic of flying kites to counter police drones dropping tear gas shells. The Haryana Polices use of drones to deter the farmers from entering the state and heading towards Delhi has led to clashes, with tear gas and water cannons being used. Meanwhile, Punjab authorities have objected to the use of drones in their territory. The farmers continue their Delhi Chalo protest, demanding MSP laws and other concessions, despite calls f...

India News: Farmers from all around the country are marching towards Delhi to demand a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops and other key demands. Find out more about their demands and the ongoing protest.

Dozens of protesting famers had to be rushed to government health centres owing to injuries caused by tear gas.

Farmers Protest in Sangrur: The agitation entered its 11th day as protesting farmers are still waiting for their demands to be accepted by the Punjab government.

CPI(M) leaders, with ploughs, take to roads Updated: Updated: To mark 100 days of protests by farmers Share Article AAA Former legislator Julakanti Ranga Redd,y along with district leaders, demonstrating in Nalgonda on Saturday.   | Photo Credit: Arrangement To mark 100 days of protests by farmers Expressing solidarity with farmers who are protesting against the Centre-enacted farm legislation in Delhi, leaders of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) staged a novel demonstration on Satu...

One tractor, one village: Formula to keep stir numbers up SECTIONS Share Synopsis The number of farmers protesting at UP Gate has been dwindling ever since violence erupted on the streets of Delhi on Republic Day. While a number of important farmer unions have called off the agitation and are headed back home with their supporters, a faction wants to be here for the long run. Rakesh Tikait said by following this method, protesting farmers will be able to attend to their agricultural and househo...

Rakesh Tikait said by following this method, protesting farmers will be able to attend to their agricultural and household duties and also participate in the protest GHAZIABAD: The number of farmers protesting at UP Gate has been dwindling ever since violence erupted on the streets of Delhi on Republic Day. While a number of important farmer unions have called off the agitation and are headed back home with their supporters, a faction wants to be here for the long run. BKU leader Rakesh Tikait...

Farmers protesting at the Chilla border on Saturday placed barricades and insisted on identity cards of anyone who sought entry to the protest site. T