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Farmers harp on repeal before sixth round talks on December 30 Farmer unions on Tuesday wrote to Centre formally accepting its invite for talks the next day, but insisted on exploring a ‘rational solution’ to the issues flagged by them. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Farmers bang plates during a protest against the new farm laws at Rashtriya Dalit Prerna Sthal in Noida. (Photo | PTI) Express News Service CHANDIGARH: On the eve of the sixth round of talks to resolve the monthlong agrarian agitation, farmer unions on Tuesday wrote to Centre formally accepting its invite for talks the ne...

Centre and farmer unions to resume talks today; govt committed to find 'logical solution' to current impasse Unions have agreed 'in-principle' to join talks but insisted the agenda of the meeting should include discussing modalities for repealing farm laws. Farmer's protest against the Centre's new farm laws entered 34th day at Singhu (Delhi-Haryana) border (Image Source: ANI) Share Updated: Dec 30, 2020, 06:43 AM IST The Centre and the farmers' unions will hold the next level of talks today at 2 pm at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi. On Monday, the government had in...

The Centre today once again invited 40 farmer unions for the next round of talks on December 30 on all ‘relevant issues’ to break the current impasse, even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued his offensive in support of the acts saying that the reforms are meant to better their lives. Responding to the letter sent by the protesting farmers unions last week expressing their willingness to hold talks on the ways to repeal the three agriculture acts, the Centre today said that just like the protesting farmers, it is also committed to finding a logical solution on all relevant issues ...

'False narratives' As the month-long deadlock continues, the government today maintained that the protesting farmers have been misled about the new laws. Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Monday said a "wall of lies" has been spread in a "planned manner" among farmers, but it will not last long and protesting peasants will soon realise the truth. The minister reiterated he remains hopeful to find an early solution to end the impasse. Niti Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar said that "false narratives" about the laws are doing significant harm to the interest of farmers as wel...

NEW DELHI, Dec 28: The government on Monday invited 40 protesting farmer unions for the next round of talks on December 30 on all relevant issues to find a “logical solution” to the current impasse over the farm laws. The government’s invite followed a proposal made by unions last week to hold the talks on Tuesday, December 29, on agenda including modalities for the repeal of the three laws enacted in September. In a letter to the unions, Agriculture Secretary Sanjay Aggarwal has invited them for holding talks at 2 pm on Wednesday at Vigyan Bhavan in the national capital. The last forma...