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Preparing for long agitation, farmers build pucca houses on Singhu border ANI | Updated: Mar 14, 2021 02:15 IST New Delhi [India], March 13 (ANI) The farmers agitation against the three new farm laws has been going on for the last 106 days at different borders of Delhi. Due to the farmers movement, the Delhi-Haryanas Singhu border has now started looking like a mini village of Punjab. Earlier there were reports of gyms and salons coming up at the site of fa...

Singhu border: Protests on, farmers ready summer shield SECTIONS Share Synopsis The Patiala farmer asserted that they would stay at the border for as long as it took to have their demand for the repeal of the three laws met. Kisan Stir: Farmers build pucca houses at Singhu border amid ongoing protest (This story originally appeared in on Mar 13, 2021)Gurmakh Singh from Hoshiarpur and Mandeep Singh from Patiala did not know each other before the farmers’ agitation against the central farm l...

From Dentist to Activist: Meet a Tenacious Woman Protesting at Tikri Border For the last three months, Navkiran Natt had been running a makeshift library for the protesting farmers and editing the movements very own newspaper, the now-famous Trolley Times. Navkiran at Singhu border. Photo: Kisan Morcha Women12/Mar/2021 How does a dentist working in one of the most expensive private hospitals in Chandigarh go on to become an ‘ andolanjeevi‘ (professional activist) living in a tent in the mid...

These houses can be easily seen when one moves a few kilometres ahead of the protest site at Singhu border. Now houses are being constructed at places where the farmers had earlier pitched tents. For building pucca houses with bricks, masons have been called all the way from Punjab.

Updated Mar 12, 2021 | 22:02 IST Farmers have been agitating on Delhis borders since November 26, seeking the repeal of three agricultural laws passed by the Centre. Farmers have started building pucca houses (permanent structures made of bricks) at the Singhu border.&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspIANS Singhu: In order to deal with the scorching summer heat, on the 106th day of their agitation, farmers have started building pucca houses (permanent structures made of bric...

outlookindia.com 2021-03-19T13:43:28+05:30 Sweet Taste of Protest Beyond the borders of the capital, a tapestry of sights and feelings give depth to our understanding of the farmers’ protest. A road journey from Delhi to the Wagah-Attari border and back reveals a kalei­doscope of emotions—anger, frustration, unity, bonding and, of course, perseverance. That an agitation can be peaceful and conducted without the help of a ‘toolkit’ or propelled by recklessness can be seen on the...

Express News Service NEW DELHI:  The Centre on Wednesday defended its decision to install spikes at farmer protest sites on the Delhi-UP border, saying it is to prevent a repeat of the Republic Day violence.  “The barricades at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border were strengthened to prevent any possible repeat of the conduct displayed on January 26,” Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy said in the Rajya Sabha.  The minister said no road was dug up at the Delhi border in view of...

NEW DELHI: Two more people who were allegedly involved in the Red Fort violence case have been arrested by Delhi Police. One of the suspects, Maninderjit Singh, is a Dutch national settled in Birmingham, UK. He had come to India and couldn’t return due to the lockdown. The other accused, Khempreet Singh, had assaulted police personnel on duty inside Red Fort with a spear and was caught on camera. Maninderjit was arrested from IGI Airport while trying to flee India with forged travel documen...

With this, the total number of arrests made in connection with the case of violence at the Red Fort on Republic Day stands at 14, police said.

Republic Day tractor rally: Dutch citizen among two arrested in violence case The men were identified as 23-year-old Maninderjit Singh, who is based in Birmingham, and 21-year-old Delhi resident Khempreeet Singh. Mar 10, 2021 · 02:03 pm File photo of a damaged police vehicle seen in the courtyard of the Red Fort in New Delhi after violence in the national Capital in January. | Sajjad Hussain/AFP The Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested two more people in connection with th...