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One year of farmers stir: Protest to continue till demands are met, says AIKS president Ashok Dhawale -

An all-party meeting -- attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- will be held at the beginning of the Winter Session of Parliament. The meeting will be held at 11 am on Sunday, sources said.

Zee News Editor-in-Chief Sudhir Chaudhary on Monday (November 22) discussed the politics being played over the demand for MSP.

Two days after PM Narendra Modi announced the repeal of the three contentious farm laws, there are indications that the Union Cabinet is likely to take up for approval on Wednesday the bills for withdrawal of the three legislations.

Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Friday said that the Centre's decision to repeal all three farm laws is delayed but is a welcome step.

Farm laws repealed: Possibility new new alliances open ahead of Punjab polls; Opp says Centre delayed decision

As the BJP struggled to come out of the year-long protest over the three contentious farm laws, Opposition parties on Saturday trained guns on the government seeking to keep up the momentum on the issue with Congress sharing a video clip of bleeding farmers after lathicharge under the caption "Hum Nahin Bhoolenge (we will not forget)" and others reminding how they had chosen

Clearing the confusion, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait on Saturday said that the protest will continue till all of their demands are met and added that the repeal of farm laws was just the first step. On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the Centre would repeal the three farm laws, marking a climbdown by his government to meet the unrelenting demand of the farmers. In an exclusive interview with India TV, Tikait said, Of course, we are happy that all the three farm laws have

Hearing a plea by Kisan Mahapanchayat to protest at the Jantar Mantar, the Supreme Court said it would examine if the right to protest is absolute.

'Redressal can be through judicial forum agitation or parliamentary debates but how can highways be blocked and this cannot be a perpetual problem,' Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul has said.