'Promises on Minimum Support Price unfulfilled': Farmers to protest across India on March 21
Minimum Support Price is the rate at which the government buys farm produce. Farmers want it to be extended to all crops.
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Minimum Support Price is the rate at which the government buys farm produce. Farmers want it to be extended to all crops.
The successful year-long protest by farmers has shed light on various aspects of collective resistance, while instilling hope in a country where space for dissent is shrinking.
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This protest may have ended, but the larger and deeper battle against the neoliberalism that has impoverished India in so many ways has only just begin.
Behind the slogan of ‘kisan mazdoor ekta’ at the farmers’ agitation, existed caste fault lines for many. And between the sit-ins and home, questions of land, labour and marginalisation.