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Pakistan indulging in nefarious actions along border since its existence: Rajnath Singh

Pakistan indulging in nefarious actions along border since its existence: Rajnath Singh © Provided by DNA In an exclusive interview with ANI Editor Smita Prakash in the national capital, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh spoke on being asked if this year s incident at the border was a result of possible collusion between China-Pakistan. Defence Minister said, “India has a sharp focus. ‘Jo hume chedega hum usse chhorenge nahi’. We want to maintain peaceful relations with all nations.” “Since its existence, Pakistan has been indulging in nefarious actions along the border. Our soldiers have proved that not only this side, but to eliminate terrorism they can go to other side and attack terrorist hideouts if the need arises. India has that capability,” Rajnath Singh added.

Condemning vandalism of mobile towers, Rajnath Singh asks Punjab farmers to think, stop such acts

Condemning vandalism of mobile towers, Rajnath Singh asks Punjab farmers to think, stop such acts ANI | Updated: Dec 30, 2020 12:36 IST New Delhi [India], December 30 (ANI): Condemning vandalism of mobile towers in Punjab amid farmers protests, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that the farmers from the State should think about this and such acts should stop. Such things should not happen. Our farmers from Punjab should think about this. The acts of vandalism should stop, said Singh in an exclusive interview to ANI. Meanwhile, noting that farmers are annadatas and backbone of the economy, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday strongly disapproved of remarks such as Naxals or Khalistanis in the context of protesting farmers and said allegations should not be made by anyone against them.

Farmer unions reaction to Centre s letter: Response woefully short of attempt to resolve issues

Farmer unions’ reaction to Centre’s letter: ‘Response woefully short of attempt to resolve issues’ AIKSCC said that the government has used “vague and non-specific language, indicating its willingness to discuss the full agenda items proposed by farmers.” Updated: December 28, 2020 11:55:48 pm The All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee accused the government of finding reasons to blame farmers in order to cover up its consistent, adamant stand of continuing with the three farm laws. (Photo: PTI) Responding to the letter sent to them by the Centre on Monday, inviting them for another round of talks on December 30, farmers unions said that the letter indicates that the central government is being clever with words and not willing to discuss the agenda proposed by farmers organisations.

Big Screens, Leaflets: BJP Makes Arrangement, PM Modi To Address 9 Crore Farmers Today

During the address, PM Narendra Modi will also be releasing the next instalment of the financial benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN).

Central Ministers to listen to Modi s address across India

Central Ministers to listen to Modi s address across India
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