"Just as we, in India, can discuss say the Palestine-Israel issue as we've done in the past or we can discuss if we so choose any other domestic issue of a foreign country, British Parliament has the same right," said Tharoor, who was also MoS External Affairs during the UPA regime.
Farmer leaders who are present at fifth round of talks with Central Government had food they carried with them. A Kar Sewa vehicle that carried food for them arrived at Bhawan earlier.
Farmers from UP's Sitapur praised and supported agriculture reforms. They are hopeful that agriculture reforms will be beneficial for them. A farmer said, "It is in interest of the farmers because earlier we were in captivity. We used to give commissions at the mandi and now we are free from it" "This is a beneficial law. It took some time to get approved but it's good to be late than never.
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