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Speaking at the National Workshop on Ethical Framework for 6G organised by CUTS International, in partnership with IIIT Bangalore at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi yesterday, Ms. Sarah Storey, Deputy High Commissioner, Australian High Comm

4504 Photo for representation only. - File photo THE Centre just can’t stop gushing about the new farm laws, though the ground reality is anything but rosy. Days after the government released an e-booklet highlighting the ‘success stories’ of farmers who had benefited from these laws, a potato glut and the consequent crash in prices have been reported from Haryana’s markets. The 100-page e-booklet proudly mentions that ‘over 1,000 seed potato farmers across Punjab, northern Haryana and western UP are earning guaranteed 35 per cent margin above the cost’ under an agreement with a ...

11-MIN READ Perception vs Performance: Farm Bills Visionary But Their Execution May Require Improvisation Police stop member of various farmer organisations during a protest march in Hisar district on Wednesday. (PTI) The wisdom of these bills is visionary in its intent. As part of its implementation strategies, it may be improvised with certain other augmentations so that the purpose of these legislations would not be defeated both in letter and spirit. Last Updated:December 15, 2020, 14:17 IST FOLLOW US ON: Since May 14, 2014, the focus of the present central government has remained on ‘...

India Today website carried a “ ground report” on how the contentious farm laws passed by the Narendra Modi government had benefited farmers “in favourable market conditions”. The report — titled “How new farm laws can benefit growers in a friendly market” — did not have a reporter’s byline; instead, it was attributed to the “India Today Bureau”. The dateline, however, indicated that the story had been filed from New Delhi, Roorkee in Uttarakhand, and Harda and Dewas in Madhya Pradesh. The farmers quoted in the India Today report claimed...