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Lawyers urge Chief Justice of India to restrain MHA from imposing further internet shutdown at Delhi borders Updated: Updated: February 03, 2021 18:57 IST A letter written by lawyers Sitwat Nabi and Abhisht Hela, purportedly contained signatures of 140 advocates Share Article Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde.   | Photo Credit: PTI A letter written by lawyers Sitwat Nabi and Abhisht Hela, purportedly contained signatures of 140 advocates A group of 140 lawyers has written a letter to Chief Justice of India (CJI) S.A. Bobde urging him to take cognizance of a Centre's direction to i...

Delhi Police Arrest Journalist at Singhu Protest Site, Detain and Release Another Mandeep Punia, a freelance journalist, was arrested and will be produced in court. Dharmender Singh, who works for Online News India, was detained and let go at 5 am on Sunday. Mandeep Punia. Photo: Twitter/mandeeppunia1 Rights31/Jan/2021 New Delhi: The Delhi police on Saturday detained two journalists covering the ongoing farmers’ agitation at Delhi’s Singhu border. While one of them, Mandeep Punia is a freelance journalist and contributor to the Caravan magazine, another journalist, Dharmender Singh, i...

Farmers’ protests | Tractor rally turns violent as farmers enter Capital Updated: Updated: January 26, 2021 23:10 IST Clashes erupt as police use tear gas, lathi charge to control protesters; violence leaves one protester dead and 83 police personnel injured; Union Home Ministry suspends mobile Internet services, deploys paramilitary forces. Share Article AAA Protesters hoist flags on the flagpole at the ramparts of the Red Fort during the farmers’ tractor rally in New Delhi on January 26, 2021.   | Photo Credit: AFP Clashes erupt as police use tear gas, lathi charge to control protester...

On Eve of Tractor Rally, Fervour Runs High at Singhu Border "The tractor parade will create history. Even after that, we will be here, unless the laws are repealed, we are not going anywhere," Kuldeep Singh from Patiala said. A farmer cooking at the langar at Singhu border. Photo: Himadri Ghosh Rights25/Jan/2021 Singhu, Delhi: As the night descended, thick fog shrouded the area. Water droplets constantly drip from the ceiling corners of the tent. An indistinct chatter can be heard afar. The sound of a roaring Royal Enfield breaks the silence. A bike with saffron Khalsa flag pivoted at the ...

They are determined to stay put until the Narendra Modi government accepts their demand to repeal its new farm laws.