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'Modi has made us live in trolleys,' says elderly farmer protester | Chandigarh News - Vimarsana News

'Modi has made us live in trolleys,' says elderly farmer protester | Chandigarh News

Undeterred by fellow man's death, senior citizens stay put at Shambu border

Sepoy who lost eyesight in 1971 Indo-Pak war wins battle for disability pension after death - Vimarsana News

Sepoy who lost eyesight in 1971 Indo-Pak war wins battle for disability pension after death

Sham Singh made a representation through Zila Sainik Board for war injury pension but to no avail. His claim for the grant of disability pension had been rejected by the PCDA(P) in May 1973

Nodeep Kaur's Arrest Brings Plight of India's Landless Dalit Labourers Starkly to Light - Vimarsana News

Nodeep Kaur's Arrest Brings Plight of India's Landless Dalit Labourers Starkly to Light

Nodeep Kaur’s Arrest Brings Plight of India’s Landless Dalit Labourers Starkly to Light Kaur's incarceration has amplified the cause she stands for: that of a poor and marginalised labour force that has almost no rights and is completely at the mercy of employers. Nodeep, a member of the Mazdoor Adhikar Sangathan, was arrested on January 12 when she participated in a protest held by unpaid labourers near the Singhu border. Photo: Twitter/@meenaharris Rights13/Feb/2021 Thanks to the Twitter war between India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Meena Harris, the niece of US Vice P...

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Indian farmers hold day-long hunger strike as protests intensify - Vimarsana News

Indian farmers hold day-long hunger strike as protests intensify

New Delhi, India – Leaders of Indian farmers’ unions have held a day-long hunger strike to put pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government to repeal a set of new farm laws passed recently. Farmer leaders across India began their hunger strike at 8am (02:30 GMT) on Monday and ended it at 5pm (11:30GMT), as farmers intensified their agitation for the 19th day. The new laws seek to deregulate India’s enormous agriculture sector by allowing farmers to sell their produce to private buyers beyond government-run wholesale markets, where farmers are assured a minimum price for their...