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On PM Security Lapse, BJP MPs Demand Complaint Against Punjab Chief Minister
Several BJP MPs on Friday held protests in Parliament complex against the security breach during PM Modi's visit to Punjab. The MPs alleged the Punjab government and senior Congress leaders "conspired to kill the PM."
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Highways Authority Suffered Loss Of Rs 2,731 Crore Due To Farmers' Protest
State-owned National Highways Authority of India suffered a revenue loss of Rs 2,731.32 crore due to the farmers' protests in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Centre Must Reply To Our Demands By Tomorrow, Say Punjab Farmer Leaders
Terming the repeal of the farm laws in Parliament a victory of the protesters, farmer leaders from Punjab urged the Centre to decide on their other demands, including legal guarantee of minimum support price for crops, in the session on Tuesday.
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Punjab Congress Firmly With Farmers' Bharat Bandh Call, Says Navjot Sidhu
Congress stands with farmer unions' call for ''Bharat Bandh'' tomorrow to protest against three farm laws passed in the Parliament last year, said the party's Punjab unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu
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Farmers Gear Up For Protest Outside Parliament
Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) said on Monday that convoys of farmers from different parts of Punjab have started their journeys towards Delhi.
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Those Opposing Farm Laws "Failed To Point Out Single Flaw": Minister
Protests over farm laws are limited to only "one state" and farmers are being "instigated", Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said in parliament today, as the massive agitation on the borders of Delhi entered 72nd day. The minister's "one state" attack refers to the protest led by farmers mainly from Punjab, a Congress-ruled state, as...
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Congress Leaders Meet Amit Shah Over "Missing Of Youths" After Red Fort Violence
Congress MP Manish Tewari, and Punjab ministers Sukhjinder Randhawa and Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria met Home Minister Amit Shah in the Parliament House on Monday to trace the whereabouts of people "missing" since January 26 in the national capital during farmers' tractor parade.
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"Scrap Black Laws," Congress MPs-In-Black Say During Budget Presentation
The months-long farm law agitation left its mark on Day-1 of the Budget Session of Parliament today as expected. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman listed out the achievements in the agricultural sector under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and claimed it was "committed to the welfare of farmers". That was, however, after three "black-cl...
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"No Plan To Enter Corporate Farming": Reliance Goes To Court On Vandalism
Days after reports emerged of Reliance Jio's telecom towers being damaged in Punjab and Haryana allegedly by farmers angry over its perceived role in framing three agricultural laws recently passed by Parliament, the company today said it had moved court seeking government intervention to safeguard its assets and services.
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Government May Offer Key Assurance On Prices In Talks With Farmers: 10 Points
The government is holding a meeting with the protesting farmers on the contentious farm laws, which it expects will resolve the eight-day deadlock that saw thousands camping around the national capital. The farmers have demanded a special session of parliament to repeal the laws, saying this is the "last chance" for the government. After a meeting ...
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On PM Security Lapse, BJP MPs Demand Complaint Against Punjab Chief Minister
Several BJP MPs on Friday held protests in Parliament complex against the security breach during PM Modi's visit to Punjab. The MPs alleged the Punjab government and senior Congress leaders "conspired to kill the PM."
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Highways Authority Suffered Loss Of Rs 2,731 Crore Due To Farmers' Protest
State-owned National Highways Authority of India suffered a revenue loss of Rs 2,731.32 crore due to the farmers' protests in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Centre Must Reply To Our Demands By Tomorrow, Say Punjab Farmer Leaders
Terming the repeal of the farm laws in Parliament a victory of the protesters, farmer leaders from Punjab urged the Centre to decide on their other demands, including legal guarantee of minimum support price for crops, in the session on Tuesday.
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Punjab Congress Firmly With Farmers' Bharat Bandh Call, Says Navjot Sidhu
Congress stands with farmer unions' call for ''Bharat Bandh'' tomorrow to protest against three farm laws passed in the Parliament last year, said the party's Punjab unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu
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Farmers Gear Up For Protest Outside Parliament
Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) said on Monday that convoys of farmers from different parts of Punjab have started their journeys towards Delhi.
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Those Opposing Farm Laws "Failed To Point Out Single Flaw": Minister
Protests over farm laws are limited to only "one state" and farmers are being "instigated", Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said in parliament today, as the massive agitation on the borders of Delhi entered 72nd day. The minister's "one state" attack refers to the protest led by farmers mainly from Punjab, a Congress-ruled state, as...
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Congress Leaders Meet Amit Shah Over "Missing Of Youths" After Red Fort Violence
Congress MP Manish Tewari, and Punjab ministers Sukhjinder Randhawa and Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria met Home Minister Amit Shah in the Parliament House on Monday to trace the whereabouts of people "missing" since January 26 in the national capital during farmers' tractor parade.
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"Scrap Black Laws," Congress MPs-In-Black Say During Budget Presentation
The months-long farm law agitation left its mark on Day-1 of the Budget Session of Parliament today as expected. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman listed out the achievements in the agricultural sector under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and claimed it was "committed to the welfare of farmers". That was, however, after three "black-cl...
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"No Plan To Enter Corporate Farming": Reliance Goes To Court On Vandalism
Days after reports emerged of Reliance Jio's telecom towers being damaged in Punjab and Haryana allegedly by farmers angry over its perceived role in framing three agricultural laws recently passed by Parliament, the company today said it had moved court seeking government intervention to safeguard its assets and services.
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Government May Offer Key Assurance On Prices In Talks With Farmers: 10 Points
The government is holding a meeting with the protesting farmers on the contentious farm laws, which it expects will resolve the eight-day deadlock that saw thousands camping around the national capital. The farmers have demanded a special session of parliament to repeal the laws, saying this is the "last chance" for the government. After a meeting ...
