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Chintan Shivir to be held on farmers' issues, says Bhupinder Hooda after meeting BKU's Rakesh Tikait - Vimarsana News

Chintan Shivir to be held on farmers' issues, says Bhupinder Hooda after meeting BKU's Rakesh Tikait

Senior Congress leader and former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hood on Saturday met farmer leaders, including Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU)'s Rakesh Tikait for consultation over farmers' issues.

Khachrod: Congress MLA Gurjar demands fair prices for agricultural produce - Vimarsana News

Khachrod: Congress MLA Gurjar demands fair prices for agricultural produce

He also urged state and central governments to buy onion and garlic crops at Minimum Support Prices promptly to ensure that they get the right and remunerative prices for their crops.

Punjab: Patiala's Kashmir Singh becomes first farmer to receive MSP payment - Vimarsana News

Punjab: Patiala's Kashmir Singh becomes first farmer to receive MSP payment

Kashmir Singh hailing from Mohabbatpur village in Punjab Patiala district became the first farmer in the state to receive a Minimum Support Prices (MSP) payme

Farmers' Organisation Floats New Front For MSP Law - Vimarsana News

Farmers' Organisation Floats New Front For MSP Law

Farmer's demand for a law guaranteeing minimum support prices for farm produce continues as they float a new front to the press.

Source: thewire.in
From Grain and Corn to Edible Oil, India Will Feel the Food Ripples of Ukraine's Crisis - Vimarsana News

From Grain and Corn to Edible Oil, India Will Feel the Food Ripples of Ukraine's Crisis

The longer the war continues, middle-income and poor countries – especially those which are heavily import-dependent – will see more food insecurity.

Source: thewire.in