New agri reforms will break chain of middlemen: Kanpur farmers
News | October 06, 2020 18:47 ISTFarmers in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur are supporting the new agriculture reforms. They are hopeful that the new farm laws will be beneficial for them.
Farmers in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur are supporting the new agriculture reforms. They are hopeful that the new farm laws will be beneficial for them.
Farmers from UP's Sitapur praised and supported agriculture reforms. They are hopeful that agriculture reforms will be beneficial for them. A farmer said, "It is in interest of the farmers because earlier we were in captivity. We used to give commissions at the mandi and now we are free from it" "This is a beneficial law. It took some time to get approved but it's good to be late than never.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi along with other party workers attended 'Kisan Bachao Rally' in Sangrur on October 05.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's office will now reach out directly to lakhs of farmers and address the problems being faced by them. The officials will use the helpline number 1076 to contact farmers who have lodged complaints with the helpline.
Several farmers of Jharkhand's Dumka district have welcomed the new farm laws.
Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur farmers hailed agriculture reforms.
Farmers residing in far-flung hilly areas of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district, who are solely dependent on agriculture to earn their livelihood, are now changing the trend by adapting walnut cultivation on a large scale.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday lashed out at those opposing the newly passed farm bills in the recently concluded Parliament session saying these people are insulting farmers and do not want them (farmers) to sell their produce anywhere in the country.
Farmers from Gaya have lauded the new agriculture reforms. A farmer praised Modi government and said, "This is a very good step for farmers.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 29 called out those who are opposing new farm laws and also called out the incident where a tractor was torched by Youth Congress workers near India Gate in Delhi.
A tractor was set on fire near India Gate in the heart of Delhi this morning during protests against the controversial farm laws, which have triggered widespread protests.
Amid uproars and protests by the opposition parties over farm laws, farmers in Jharkhand's Gumla praised the laws. Slamming previous governments, one of the farmers said that earlier, middlemen used to take profit rather than giving it to the farmers
Farmers of Rajasthan's Bhilwara took a sigh of relief after the Farm Bills were passed by the Parliament.
Farmers continue burning stubble in their fields in Amritsar district of Punjab.
Bulandshahr farmers heap praise on agriculture reform bills passed recently in Parliament.
The farmers continued to burn stubble in Punjab's Verka. The stubble burning practice every year deteriorates air quality of Punjab and its adjoining states.
A massive protest along with a torch rally was held in Tripura's Agartala on Sep 24. The youth Congress protestors are agitating against the new agriculture reforms bills.
Days after new farm bills were passed in the Parliament, farmers in Punjab and Haryana have announced a bandh (strike) call on Friday (September 25) in protest against the contentious farm bills. As many as 31 farmer organisations have joined hands for the 'Punjab Bandh'.
Several farmers of Hisar, welcomed the new agriculture reform bills passed in the Parliament. Farmers believe bill will be beneficial.
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said that people who ruled for 50 years are asking why we didn't make a provision for MSP (Minimum Support Price) in the farm bills.
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