Black Day - Farmers Burn Effigies and Resolve to Struggle As Long as It Takes
It was a culmination and a catharsis of all the emotions that had welled up in the hearts and the minds of the people of India during the last seven y
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It was a culmination and a catharsis of all the emotions that had welled up in the hearts and the minds of the people of India during the last seven y
When waves rise, we fall! May 24, 2021, 1:31 PM IST Dr Rajesh Tandon is Founder President of PRIA, New Delhi Last week, when I went for a walk in my neighbourhood, I found 3-4 young women hesitatingly begging from the passers-by. I recognised one of them as she used to work as a maid in my neighbour’s home. Since the ‘rise’ of the second wave of Covid infections in April this year, she was ‘let go’ in the middle of last month. Little do we realise that ‘letting go’ of a temporary domestic worker, many a time through just a phone call (â€...
Farmers to Launch ‘Mission Uttar Pradesh’ Ahead of 2022 State Polls Black Day on May 26 The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) at its general body meeting held at the Singhu border on May 14, gave a call to observe May 26, 2021 as ‘Black Day’ all over the country. May 26 marks the completion of six months of the historic farmers’ struggle. Lakhs of farmers, both men and women, have been constantly camping on the five borders around the national capital Delhi in cold, rain and heat, and have braved repression and defamation for six months. May 26 also marks six months of the massive All I...
Trade unions' forum gives call to observe Black Day on May 26 Photo by Rahul from Pexels A joint forum of ten central trade unions on Thursday gave a call to observe 'Black Day for Indian Democracy' on May 26 by weaning black badges and putting up black flags to press the government for their demands on May 26. Their demands include free vaccination for all, free ration and Rs 7,500 per month for the poor, repealing three farm laws and minimum support price for crops and withdrawal of four labour codes passed by Parliament last year. These codes are not implemented so far because rules under ...
New Delhi [India], May 20 (ANI): Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) has given a call to observe May 26 2021 as a Black Day For Democracy.