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New Farm bills liberate farmers: Puts Pseudo-Farmers in a fix - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

February 14, 2021 Share Agitation which started with the farmer protest in Punjab and Haryana shifted to Delhi borders last year around November 26, 2020. It spread like a fire in the jungle. Delhi border entry points saw heavy crowds gathering together for protest. Singhu Border (not Shambhu), Ghazipur Border, Chilla Border were main sites where farmers from north India alighted and started a very strong protest against the three farm laws passed by the Central Government in the Parliament. The laws posed a threat to farmer lands or not, that was a worry earlier which was said to be the main agenda of this protest, but slowly and gradually it changed and in the last few days the request of farmers and agenda has become a demand; a demand to end the three laws.

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The Government s Retreat from Agricultural Policy : Experiences from Bihar

The Government of Bihar repealed the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Act in 2006 intending to encourage private parties in agricultural marketing, which was supposed to provide more options to farmers to sell their produce. The experience from the state suggests that repealing the APMC Act did not persuade private entities to set up agricultural markets. This saw

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The Threat of Corporate Interests Is a Key Unifying Factor in the Farmer Protests

The Threat of Corporate Interests Is a Key Unifying Factor in the Farmer Protests While rich farmers, who were so far aloof from the struggle, have been compelled to join the small peasantry in the face of a larger corporate threat, it is yet to be seen if the protests will temper existing inequalities. Farmers shout slogans at Singhu border during their Delhi Chalo protest march against the Centres new farm laws, in New Delhi, in New Delhi, Friday, December 11, 2020. Photo: PTI/Ravi Choudhary Politics21/Jan/2021 The present farmersâ struggle knocking at the doors of the capital is a culmination of many streams of ideologies, concerns and a wide class coalition. Like any dynamic mass movement, the articulations of the protestors have been developing and becoming eloquent by the day.

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Navi Mumbai: Traders body GROMA welcomes SC order on Farm Laws

Navi Mumbai: Tradersâ body GROMA welcomes SC order on Farm Laws PTI Traders at the Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) welcomed the Supreme Court order of suspension the implementation of the three farm laws until further notice and set up a committee comprising experts to hear the parties and understand the ground situation. They claimed that this is a half victory, and now the state government should also waive off the cess, being collected at the wholesale market for any trade. Bhimji Bhanushali, secretary of the Grain, Rice & Oilseeds, Merchantsâ Association (GROMA) said that the Supreme Court order has come as a big relief for farmers as well as traders. âThe farm laws are meant to end of the APMCs across the country,â said Bhanushali. He added that the laws are against the livelihood of lakhs of traders and farmers.

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