Farmers movement News

Farmers who are protesting against the agricultural law will celebrate Sadbhvna Divas today on the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and will sit on hunger strike from 9 am to 5 pm.

In the farmers' meeting held with the Delhi-Ghaziabad administration, consent has been given on the tractor parade route from Ghazipur border.

After the approval of the tractor rally, a new demand of farmers has come up. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said that farmers should be allowed to rally on the suggested route.

Farmer leader Sukhwinder Singh Sabra said that he will not approve the tractor parade with conditions. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said that after 12 noon the rally would have no meaning.

After the approval of the tractor rally, a new demand of farmers has come up. Farmer leader Sukhwinder Singh Sabra said that he will not approve the tractor parade with conditions. Know from the experts, that this demand of farmers justified or not?

Protesting farmers hold a meeting to discuss planned tractor rally. Watch this video to know more.

Today is the 69th day of the farmer's protest, the 11th round of talks between farmers and government also failed. The government bluntly stated that the farmers' organizations should give their decision on the government's proposal, with which the farmers will talk at 11 am today. Also, on January 26, farmers will hold an important meeting with Delhi Police on the tractor rally of farmers.

The 11th round of talks between farmers and government is scheduled to be held on 22 January, the government made a new proposal on Agriculture Law, which was rejected by the farmers, after which the talks are to be held again in Vigyan Bhawan today.

The tenth round of talks between farmers and the government continues today. It has been clearly stated by the farmers that the movement will continue.

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Chief Justice of India S. A. Bobde said on Monday that it is for the Delhi Police to decide whether farmers should be allowed to enter Delhi on 26 January. The hearing of the case has been adjourned till Wednesday.

The Supreme Court of India on Monday adjourned the hearing in an application filed by the Delhi Police seeking a direction by January 20 to make a restrictive order on the proposed farmers' tractor rally on Republic Day.

The Supreme Court-appointed committee on new agricultural laws is scheduled to hold its first meeting in Pusa campus New Delhi tomorrow on January 19, Anil Ghanawat, one of the panel members, said on Sunday.

Farmers who have been opposing the agricultural laws for two months are talking about organizing a proposed tractor rally on Republic Day and continuing their sit-in till the repeal of the agricultural laws, for which the Supreme Court will hear the case.

Farmers who have been opposing the agricultural laws for two months are talking about organizing a proposed tractor rally on Republic Day and continuing their sit-in till the repeal of the agricultural laws, for which the Supreme Court will hear the case.

Friday is the 51st day of the farmers' protest and on this day, the 9th round of talks will be held between the farmer-government to agree on new agricultural laws. This discussion will be held at 12 noon at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi.

After the Khalistani intrusion in the farmers' movement, there are now claims that members of the committee constituted by the Supreme Court are receiving threats. In today's episode of 'Taal Thok Ke' we will discuss - Is the Khalistan real enemy of farmers?

Three new agricultural laws will no longer be in force as the Supreme Court has put a temporary ban on them. Chief Justice Sharad Bobde told during hearing that the Supreme Court has established a committee to hear the farmers' grievances.