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Punjab: Draft agri marketing policy worse than farm laws, says SKM

Samyukt Kisan Morcha, which spearheaded the year-long farmer agitation in 2020-21, says mahapanchayats at Tohana and Moga on January 4 and 9 will adopt resolutions against the National Policy Framework on Agriculture Marketing. 

Farmers raising slogans as they block a road during the Punjab Bandh in Amritsar on December 30. The farmers were protesting against the central government, demanding minimum support price (MSP) for their crops. (Sameer Sehgal/HT)
Updated on Jan 03, 2025 04:40 PM IST

Courts can’t fix agriculture, problems are far too complex

Fixing the viability and sustainability crisis in India’s farms requires a more broad-based political dialogue among all stakeholders

Amritsar, India –March 25, 2023::: Farmer examine the flattened Wheat crop at his field after heavy rain and hailstorm, Amritsar , India, on Saturday, March 25, 2023. (Photo by Sameer Sehgal /Hindustan Times)
Published on Nov 24, 2024 07:31 PM IST
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Will ‘batenge toh katenge’ and ‘vote jihad’ solve people’s problems: Thackeray

Thackeray said BJP leaders were resorting to slogans like “batenge toh katenge” because they have no answer to unemployment, the agrarian crisis and inflation

Uddhav Thackeray brushed off concerns that his party would weigh down the alliance, which also comprises the Congress and NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar).(FILE PHOTO)
Updated on Nov 17, 2024 12:51 PM IST

How will smaller political parties impact Maharashtra assembly polls?

Key contenders have arisen from a collective disenchantment with the ruling coalition on issues like Maratha reservation, the agrarian crisis and misgovernance

The Prahar Janashakti Party (PJP), led by Bachchu Kadu, has announced its independent candidacy. (Photo by Anshuman Poyrekar/ Hindustan Times) (Hindustan Times)
Updated on Sep 03, 2024 09:14 AM IST

Congress to hold Jan Sanvad Yatra from September 3

Maharashtra Congress will hold a Jan Samvad Yatra (public interaction march) from September 3-12 to expose the failures of the state government and the Modi government. Party leaders will lead the march in different regions of the state. The aim is to address issues such as the agrarian crisis, law and order situation, rising inflation, communal harmony, and atrocities against women. The march will be held at various levels across the state, and a logo for the INDIA front may be unveiled during the third meeting in Mumbai next week.

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Updated on Aug 27, 2023 12:35 AM IST
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