Farmers from various parts of the country have been camping at different border points of Delhi for four weeks now to demand repeal of the three agri laws, which were voted through in Parliament in September amid strong protests by opposition parties.
Rajnath Singh said that the government will amend the farm laws if they are not found beneficial. He said that Modi government will never do anything which is not in the interest of the farmers.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday released over Rs 18,000 crore to more than nine crore farmer families under the 'Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi' (PM-KISAN).
The BJP on Thursday challenged Rahul Gandhi for an open debate on what the Congress did for farmers' welfare when in power and what the Modi government has done for them, as it rejected his allegations against the Centre as "baseless and illogical".
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Thursday said the new central farm laws need many amendments and urged protesting farmers to give "concrete suggestions".
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A solution can only be reached when farmers will tell the government what is the problem but putting this condition of taking back the new farm laws and disturbing the comman man, is no way to practice demoracy.
National Farmers' Day: The government had in 2001 decided to mark Choudhary Charan Singh's birth anniversary as Kisan Diwas.
Leader of Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee, Sarwan Singh Pandher, on December 22 said, "Government has decided its position regarding the farm laws that they will not be withdrawn.
Members of farmer's organisation in Maharashtra's Nashik moved towards Delhi to support the farmers' protest against the Centre's farm laws.
Agitating farmers at Ghazipur (Delhi-UP) border blocked road. They blocked road after administration didn't come for a meeting over stopping the movement of tractors.
A group of elderly people cycled for about 265 km from Patiala to reach Singhu Border in order to support protesting farmers.
As farmers' protest continued, Bhartiya Kisan Union, Spokesperson, Rakesh Tikait on being asked about the farmers supporting farm reforms said that he will consult them to learn their technology for selling crops.
After several rounds of talk, the government has once again invited farmers union to dicuss upon the controversial farm laws to end the dedlock.
A group of volunteers from various parts of Punjab have started a 'Turban Langar' at the Singhu Border.
Farmer unions protesting against the 3 farm laws on Saturday said they will decide their next course of action in the next two-three days after the Supreme Court earlier this week pointed out it was thinking of setting up an "impartial and independent" panel of agriculture experts and peasants' unions to resolve the deadlock.
As the farmers 'Delhi chalo' protest on new farm laws entered the 24th day on December 19, tattoo artists were seen at Singhu borders making tattoos on the hands of protesting farmers.
There can be a way out for the next round of talks between the government and farmer unions protesting against the Centre's new farm laws in a day or two, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said after meeting Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Saturday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday shared a letter penned by Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar in wake of the farmers' protest against the new reforms being brought in the agriculture sector asking people to read it to know how it will help the farmers.
Braving cold wave, farmers continue to hold protest against centre's three farm laws.
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