December 31, 2020
The farmer protest against the recent farm laws, which is essentially agrarian in nature with overwhelming male participation has thrown up a social curveball and a very pleasant one at that! A surprising yet heartening aspect of this protest is the silent revolution being architected by its women. This male-dominated farmer movement has made visible a silent powerful trajectory through the women, both young and old, across socio-economic classes, who have donned emphatic leadership roles in it and are busy shattering stereotypes.
The desire to provide service to humanity (Sewa as we know it) and instrument change through it characterises these women. Community service in its myriad forms is evident here and no, we are not talking about traditional roles of a caregiver or a housekeeper alone. These women are not making Rotis and langar or cleaning utensils, that they have left to their male counterparts, they are at the forefront of the farmer agitation, leading i
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At Congress big meet, Kamal Nath makes old vs new reference
A five-hour-long meeting at 10 Janpath, but a question that many were expecting would be answered in the meeting still remained unanswered. The question was if Rahul Gandhi will become the president of the Congress party again.Â
The meeting was attended by interim Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi and UP GS Incharge Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Anand Sharma, Bhupender Singh Hooda, Manish Tiwari, Shahsi Tharoor, Vivek Tankha and Prithvi Raj Chavan amongst those who wrote the letter. Dr. Manmohan Singh, Kamal Nath, P Chidambaram, Ashok Gahlot, Ambika Soni ,Pawan Kumar Bansal, Harish Rawat, Ajay Maken, Bhakt Charan Das and AK Antony were among others present in the meeting.
Stop deceiving and betraying farmers, Congress tells Modi government Congress communication department head Randeep Surjewala said the prime minister is deceiving farmers as instead of meeting those who are protesting in the cold at the doorstep of Delhi, he is speaking to farmers in Madhya Pradesh through video-conferencing. December 19, 2020 10:42:24 am
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the opposition of using farmers’ shoulders to fire at the government, the Congress hit back saying the BJP government is becoming a bigger trading company than even the East India Company of the British as it wants to help capitalists make money at the expense of the farmers.
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