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Punjab Farmers End Protest, Warn Centre Of "Bigger Agitation" If...
Farmers who had gathered at Mohali and Panchkula along Chandigarh's borders on Tuesday ended their three-day protest after their meetings with Punjab and Haryana governors.
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Video: Aircraft Showers Flowers On Farmers Returning Home After A Year
An aircraft showered flower petals on exuberant farmers returning home following the end of their year-long agitation against the contentious farm laws.
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Farmers' Journey Home Hits Traffic Movement On National Highway
Traffic slowed down on the Delhi-Sonipat-Karnal National Highway (NH) today as farmers began returning to their home states of Punjab and Haryana in large convoys of tractors and other vehicles, officials said.
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Thailand counts its colossal losses
Bangkok seems to be slowly inching back towards some sort of normalcy, but the scars aren't going to fade too quickly. As parts of Bangkok came back to normal on Friday, the worst hit by the violence is the tourism industry. "Ladies and gentlemen, we have restored order in the capital of Bangkok, and the provinces of Thailand. We have been able to ...
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Punjab Farmers End Protest, Warn Centre Of "Bigger Agitation" If...
Farmers who had gathered at Mohali and Panchkula along Chandigarh's borders on Tuesday ended their three-day protest after their meetings with Punjab and Haryana governors.
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Video: Aircraft Showers Flowers On Farmers Returning Home After A Year
An aircraft showered flower petals on exuberant farmers returning home following the end of their year-long agitation against the contentious farm laws.
-
Farmers' Journey Home Hits Traffic Movement On National Highway
Traffic slowed down on the Delhi-Sonipat-Karnal National Highway (NH) today as farmers began returning to their home states of Punjab and Haryana in large convoys of tractors and other vehicles, officials said.
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Thailand counts its colossal losses
Bangkok seems to be slowly inching back towards some sort of normalcy, but the scars aren't going to fade too quickly. As parts of Bangkok came back to normal on Friday, the worst hit by the violence is the tourism industry. "Ladies and gentlemen, we have restored order in the capital of Bangkok, and the provinces of Thailand. We have been able to ...
