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Ex-Union Minister Narendra Tomar Elected Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker
Former Union minister and senior leader of BJP, Narendra Singh Tomar was unanimously elected as the speaker of the Madhya Pradesh legislative assembly on Wednesday.
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Union Agriculture Minister Interacts With Farmers In Srinagar
As part of the Centre's outreach programme for Jammu and Kashmir, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and his two deputies Kailash Choudhary and Shobha Karandlaje on Thursday visited the Union Territory and interacted with farmers.
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Cabinet Nod To APMCs Availing Finance From Agri-Infra Fund: Minister
APMC Mandis will now be eligible to avail financial support from the Rs 1 lakh crore Agriculture Infrastructure Fund to expand the regulated markets' capacity and provide better facilities to farmers, Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar said.
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Power-Drunk: Congress Slams Centre Over Statement On Talk With Farmers
Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala on Wednesday condemned Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar's statement over talks with agitating farmers, saying it showed the face of a dispensation that is "arrogant" and "power-drunk".
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Centre Postpones 10th Round Of Talks With Farmers' Leaders To Jan 20
The tenth round of talks between the government and representatives of protesting farmers on controversial new farm laws was on Monday pushed back by a day to January 20, with the Centre saying both sides want to resolve the stalemate at the earliest but it was getting delayed due to involvement of people of other ideologies.
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Congress Promised Reforms Similar To New Farm Laws In 2019: Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday for his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the ongoing farmers' protest at Delhi's borders and said even the leaders of his own party do not take him seriously and laugh at his remarks.
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"Minister Said Won't Repeal Law 'Go To Supreme Court'": Farmers After Meet
The deadlock over the repeal of the contentious farm laws persisted, with the Centre and the farmers unable to get on the same page in the seventh round of discussions. Sources said the government had proposed to discuss the farmers' demand for a legal guarantee for support price of crops, but the farmers' union leaders insisted on discussing the r...
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"Not An Astrologer": Agriculture Minister On Talks With Farmers On Monday
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday said the government is hopeful of a "positive outcome" at its next meeting with farmers' unions on January 4 but refrained from predicting whether the seventh round of talks will be the last one, saying he is not an astrologer.
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Consensus On 2 Issues, Says Centre After Talks With Farmers: 10 Points
Firm on backing the contentious farm laws, the government has offered concessions elsewhere to farmers -- the electricity amendment bill and penal provisions for stubble burning. "Of the four agendas of farmers, two have been agreed upon. Talks will resume on January 4 on the two outstanding issues," said Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar a...
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Ministers Share Farmers' Langar Food, Delivered In Van
Union ministers Narendra Tomar and Piyush Goyal joined the farmers for lunch during today's negotiations which has been described as a "decisive meeting".
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Agriculture, Rail Ministers Meet Amit Shah Day Before Talks With Farmers
A day before the next round of talks between the Centre and the farmers protesting against the three new farm laws, Union Ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Piyush Goyal met senior BJP leader and Home Minister Amit Shah.
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Government Invites Farmers For Talks, Says Committed To Resolve Issues
The Centre has invited farmers for a fresh round of talks, which will be held on Wednesday. This will be the sixth time a way out of the deadlock is being attempted -- the talks so far have remained inconclusive, with both sides sticking to their stand.
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PM Modi's Appeal To Farmers As Minister Pens 8-Page Outreach
An eight-page letter from Union agriculture minister Narendra Tomar marked the beginning of the BJP's big outreach programme for the protesting farmers on Thursday.The letter was released after a party meeting that was attended by its key leaders --- Union minister Amit Shah, his cabinet colleagues Piyush Goyal, Nirmala Sitharaman, Mr Tomar and par...
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Haryana Farmers Break Ranks, Say Amended Farm Laws Will Suffice
A section of Haryana farmers have accepted in writing that they want the farm laws to stay, but with amendments. Representatives of three groups, which claimed to cumulatively represent 1,20,000 farmers from the state, met agriculture minister Narendra Tomar this evening, ahead of tomorrow's all-India strike by farmers and the sixth meeting between...
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Centre's Talks With Farmers Fail, Next Meet Tomorrow: 10 Points
The farmers' representatives have turned down the centre's second pitch for a committee to discuss the contentious farm laws, protests against which are intensifying by the day. "Now is not the time for a committee," sources quoted farmers' representatives as saying at the meeting with three central ministers on Tuesday evening. A second meeting wi...
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Ex-Union Minister Narendra Tomar Elected Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker
Former Union minister and senior leader of BJP, Narendra Singh Tomar was unanimously elected as the speaker of the Madhya Pradesh legislative assembly on Wednesday.
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Union Agriculture Minister Interacts With Farmers In Srinagar
As part of the Centre's outreach programme for Jammu and Kashmir, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and his two deputies Kailash Choudhary and Shobha Karandlaje on Thursday visited the Union Territory and interacted with farmers.
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Cabinet Nod To APMCs Availing Finance From Agri-Infra Fund: Minister
APMC Mandis will now be eligible to avail financial support from the Rs 1 lakh crore Agriculture Infrastructure Fund to expand the regulated markets' capacity and provide better facilities to farmers, Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar said.
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Power-Drunk: Congress Slams Centre Over Statement On Talk With Farmers
Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala on Wednesday condemned Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar's statement over talks with agitating farmers, saying it showed the face of a dispensation that is "arrogant" and "power-drunk".
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Centre Postpones 10th Round Of Talks With Farmers' Leaders To Jan 20
The tenth round of talks between the government and representatives of protesting farmers on controversial new farm laws was on Monday pushed back by a day to January 20, with the Centre saying both sides want to resolve the stalemate at the earliest but it was getting delayed due to involvement of people of other ideologies.
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Congress Promised Reforms Similar To New Farm Laws In 2019: Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday for his remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the ongoing farmers' protest at Delhi's borders and said even the leaders of his own party do not take him seriously and laugh at his remarks.
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"Minister Said Won't Repeal Law 'Go To Supreme Court'": Farmers After Meet
The deadlock over the repeal of the contentious farm laws persisted, with the Centre and the farmers unable to get on the same page in the seventh round of discussions. Sources said the government had proposed to discuss the farmers' demand for a legal guarantee for support price of crops, but the farmers' union leaders insisted on discussing the r...
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"Not An Astrologer": Agriculture Minister On Talks With Farmers On Monday
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday said the government is hopeful of a "positive outcome" at its next meeting with farmers' unions on January 4 but refrained from predicting whether the seventh round of talks will be the last one, saying he is not an astrologer.
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Consensus On 2 Issues, Says Centre After Talks With Farmers: 10 Points
Firm on backing the contentious farm laws, the government has offered concessions elsewhere to farmers -- the electricity amendment bill and penal provisions for stubble burning. "Of the four agendas of farmers, two have been agreed upon. Talks will resume on January 4 on the two outstanding issues," said Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar a...
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Ministers Share Farmers' Langar Food, Delivered In Van
Union ministers Narendra Tomar and Piyush Goyal joined the farmers for lunch during today's negotiations which has been described as a "decisive meeting".
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Agriculture, Rail Ministers Meet Amit Shah Day Before Talks With Farmers
A day before the next round of talks between the Centre and the farmers protesting against the three new farm laws, Union Ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Piyush Goyal met senior BJP leader and Home Minister Amit Shah.
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Government Invites Farmers For Talks, Says Committed To Resolve Issues
The Centre has invited farmers for a fresh round of talks, which will be held on Wednesday. This will be the sixth time a way out of the deadlock is being attempted -- the talks so far have remained inconclusive, with both sides sticking to their stand.
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PM Modi's Appeal To Farmers As Minister Pens 8-Page Outreach
An eight-page letter from Union agriculture minister Narendra Tomar marked the beginning of the BJP's big outreach programme for the protesting farmers on Thursday.The letter was released after a party meeting that was attended by its key leaders --- Union minister Amit Shah, his cabinet colleagues Piyush Goyal, Nirmala Sitharaman, Mr Tomar and par...
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Haryana Farmers Break Ranks, Say Amended Farm Laws Will Suffice
A section of Haryana farmers have accepted in writing that they want the farm laws to stay, but with amendments. Representatives of three groups, which claimed to cumulatively represent 1,20,000 farmers from the state, met agriculture minister Narendra Tomar this evening, ahead of tomorrow's all-India strike by farmers and the sixth meeting between...
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Centre's Talks With Farmers Fail, Next Meet Tomorrow: 10 Points
The farmers' representatives have turned down the centre's second pitch for a committee to discuss the contentious farm laws, protests against which are intensifying by the day. "Now is not the time for a committee," sources quoted farmers' representatives as saying at the meeting with three central ministers on Tuesday evening. A second meeting wi...
