Farmers Protesting In Punjab
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Train Services In Punjab Hit As Farmers Protest Over Crop Compensation
At least 20 trains were cancelled after farmers squatted on railway tracks at several places in Punjab on Tuesday as part of their four-hour 'rail roko' agitation against the value cut announced by the Centre on wheat grain shrivelled.
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"More Will Come": Protesting Punjab Farmers' Warning For Bhagwant Mann
Punjab farmers sat on a protest near Chandigarh-Mohali border after being stopped to enter the state capital. The protesting farmers are demanding a bonus on wheat. Farmers want a bonus of Rs 500 on each quintal of wheat as their yield dropped.
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Rail Traffic Hit In Punjab Due To Protest By Farmers
Agitating farmers today squatted on railway tracks in the city, affecting trains running between Amritsar to Delhi and Amritsar to Pathankot.
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Punjab Farmers' End Stir, Train Movement to Restore to Normalcy in 10 Days
The movement of trains in Punjab will take a minimum of 10 days to restore to full normalcy, even though the seven-day farmers' protest came to an end today.
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Punjab Chief Minister to Hold Talks With Protesting Farmers
The crucial talks between protesting farmers and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal to break the deadlock over peasants' demands will be held in Chandigarh today even as rail services remained hit for the sixth consecutive day today, causing inconvenience to passengers.
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Train Services In Punjab Hit As Farmers Protest Over Crop Compensation
At least 20 trains were cancelled after farmers squatted on railway tracks at several places in Punjab on Tuesday as part of their four-hour 'rail roko' agitation against the value cut announced by the Centre on wheat grain shrivelled.
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"More Will Come": Protesting Punjab Farmers' Warning For Bhagwant Mann
Punjab farmers sat on a protest near Chandigarh-Mohali border after being stopped to enter the state capital. The protesting farmers are demanding a bonus on wheat. Farmers want a bonus of Rs 500 on each quintal of wheat as their yield dropped.
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Rail Traffic Hit In Punjab Due To Protest By Farmers
Agitating farmers today squatted on railway tracks in the city, affecting trains running between Amritsar to Delhi and Amritsar to Pathankot.
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Punjab Farmers' End Stir, Train Movement to Restore to Normalcy in 10 Days
The movement of trains in Punjab will take a minimum of 10 days to restore to full normalcy, even though the seven-day farmers' protest came to an end today.
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Punjab Chief Minister to Hold Talks With Protesting Farmers
The crucial talks between protesting farmers and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal to break the deadlock over peasants' demands will be held in Chandigarh today even as rail services remained hit for the sixth consecutive day today, causing inconvenience to passengers.
