Farmers

While Arvind Kejriwal and his party leaders are busy extending support to protesting 'farmers' from Punjab, his government in Delhi very quietly notified one of the three farm laws he opposes.

Apple Orchard manager Manjeet Singh Dhillon informed that Adani group had been purchasing apples from farmers since 2006.

Protesting farmers say that they are happy to pay commission to middlemen, claims new farm laws are not needed for their protection

PM Modi noted, "The government is consistently addressing the fears and queries of farmers who are anxious about the government's decision."

The former advisor to Manmohan Singh shared a Tweet by Canadian politician to claim that a 'New Zealand' MP is supporting the Punjab farmers' protest

From Prime Minister's national radio address to Home Minister's appeal, the central government has made various attempts to speak to the agitating 'farmers' from Punjab.

PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat speech came just as the issue has been raked up once again as ‘farmers’ from Punjab and Haryana have marched towards Delhi to protest against the farm bills.

A series of interview of protestors by the team of Know the Nation reveals how many of these protestors are completely clueless about why they are there

The farmers protesting against the Modi government over new farm laws have rejected Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s proposal for a discussion on their grievances.

Earlier, the Home Minister in a goodwill gesture had said the government was willing to talk on "every problem and demand". He also urged the farmers to move their protest to a designated spot near Burari in the national capital.