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Gravesend Gurdwara and Khalsa Aid delivers hundreds of curries to lorries stranded in Kent  |  Updated: 18:05, 22 December 2020 The Sikh community has rallied together to make sure truckers, currently stuck due to the border closure, dont go hungry. More than 800 free hot meals were made this afternoon by the Gravesend Gurdwara who turned around the massive order in just under three hours. Inside the Gravesend Gurdwara as volunteers assemble 800 meals for stranded lorry drivers in Kent Volun...

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The NH-1 which has been blocked for nearly 25 days is housing more than 35,000 protestors. The ‘Delhi Chalo’ protest, which has begun with just about 5,000 farmers, has now garnered support from all walks of life across the nation and abroad, starting from artists, Punjabi actors, international NGOs, students and techies, among others. Farmers prepare pizzas at the Singhu border during their protest against the Centre’s farm laws The farmers have also made massive makeshift kitchens to fe...

Women Protesters Struggle as Sanitation Facilities Take a Hit at Tikri Border Particularly when they are menstruating, protesting farmers say the lack of clean, private toilets creates a big issue. Representative image. Farmers protesting at Tikri border. Photo: PTI Women21/Dec/2020 New Delhi: It has been nearly 25 days since a large group of farmers began their agitation against the new farm laws at Delhi’s Tikri border, stopped by the police from going further into the national capital. ...

updated: Dec 20 2020, 15:15 ist The ongoing farmers protests at various borders outside New Delhi has entered its 25th day and has shown no signs of stopping. Whether you have been to the venue or have seen visuals from the border, the sight of tractors, tents, tarpaulins, and turban-clad Sikhs preparing and serving up langar to those present is a familiar one. Now, who are these people? Where are they from?  The Indian Express answered some of these questions in a report. 1. Delhi Sikh Guru...

UP: Ultrasound confirms wife’s miscarriage; husband released as no ‘love jihad’ proof found Agencies December 20, 2020 Moradabad, Dec 20: The 22-year-old woman from Moradabad, who was sent off to a shelter home after her husband was arrested under the new love jihad law, has suffered a miscarriage, according to the ultrasound examination conducted by a private lab. Earlier this month, the police in Moradabad had arrested a man and his brother under the new anti-conversion law. The man, id...

Gurdwaras to volunteer groups to NGOs: Who’s feeding protesters at the borders From farmers of a particular village cooking by their tractor-trolleys to feed themselves and share with the public, to large-scale langars — sewa through feeding runs throughout the protests. Updated: December 20, 2020 8:00:06 am Langars at Singhu; farmers can be seen cooking by their tractor-trolleys to feed themselves and share with the public while several large-scale langars have al...

URL copied Opinion | Do not defame farmers who are out in the open braving harsh winter At a time when people in the National Capital Region are shivering in winter, with a minimum temperature of 3.5 degree Celsius, and with cold, icy winds blowing across Delhi, thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana and UP are staying in the open as the dharna entered the 23rd day. They cook their food in the open, eat at ‘langars’ and sleep inside trucks and trolleys. On the other hand,...

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As farmers intensify protests, Amit Shah meets Agri Minister Tomar again Agencies December 14, 2020 New Delhi, Dec 14: Even as farmers went on a day-long hunger strike to press for repeal of the three farm laws, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar discussed their demands and related issues for the second consecutive day here on Monday. As the farmers agitation continued for the 19th day, both Ministers discussed the ways to resolve their demands to end th...