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‘Nothing wrong in seeing how new laws help ryots for a couple of seasons’
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Farmers, civil society activists and others protesting against the three central laws at Indira Park, Hyderabad. File
‘Nothing wrong in seeing how new laws help ryots for a couple of seasons’
The recent decision of State government to wind up crop procurement centres from villages on the ground that the farmers were permitted to sell their produce anywhere in the country under the new farm laws enacted by Centre has raised strong doubts whether the TRS had diluted its tough stand on the laws. It became an open secret that the party was no longer against the new laws after the decision of the government was announced by Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao. The impact of the u-turn was so much that the government has also called-off one of its flagship initiatives, regulated farming, just after one season of implementation.
Crime rate come down in Hyderabad by 10% in 2020: Anjani Kumar
By SM Bilal| Updated: 21st December 2020 9:22 pm IST
Hyderabad: There is a good news for the residents of state capital Hyderabad: The Crime rate has come down by ten percent this year in the city.
There is also a decrease in the rate of crimes against women and children. While the crimes against women have Come down by 19 percent, they have come down by 35 percent against children. However on the other hand, the cyber crimes have increased in the city this year.
These facts have come to fore in the Annual Crime report released by Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar at University College of Arts and Sciences on Osmania University campus .