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The farmers’ agitation, which went on for over a year and cost the nation more than 700 lives, has ended. But not many in New Delhi have cared to judge the pulse of the farmers. One of three controversial laws, on which the agitation continued for so long, concerns the central question of minimum support price (MSP). To understand this, one must go back more than half a
The farmers’ agitation, which went on for over a year and cost the nation more than 700 lives, has ended. But not many in New Delhi have cared to judge the pulse of the farmers. One of three controversial laws, on which the agitation continued for so long, concerns the central question of minimum support price (MSP). To understand this, one must go back more than half a
Watch: Maharashtra farmers protest demanding loan waiver; spill milk on roads, block vegetable sale Watch: Maharashtra farmers protest demanding loan waiver; spill milk on roads, block vegetable sale Maharashtra Farmers Continued Their Strike On Friday To Protests Against Demanding Crop Loan Waiver And Better Procurement Prices. Apart From Blocking Sale Of Fruits And Vegetable Sin The Wholesale Market, The Farmers Have Also Been Spilling Milk On Roads To Protest. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Arshi Aggarwal | Updated on: 02 Jun 2017, 11:07:09 AM Mumbai: Mah...