As protesting farmers resumed their 'Delhi Chalo' march on February 21, Union agriculture minister, Arjun Munda, invited farmer groups for a fifth round of talks, while urging them to find a solution through 'dialogue'.

Farmers' Protest: Farmers demand legal guarantee of MSPs

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), operating under the central government, has issued an emergency directive to major social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), and Snap.

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Indian farmers have rejected the centre's proposal on minimum support price. With this, the protesting farmers will resume their journey to the capital, Delhi. The demonstrations come just months ahead of the general elections. We decode how will this back and forth impact BJP'S prospects.

Farmers Protest: Thousands of farmers to resume march to Delhi on February 21

Thousands of farmers to resume march to Delhi on February 21

To focus where thousands of farmers from India's northern states will resume their protest march to Delhi on Wednesday. The announcement came after agitating Farmers rejected a central government's proposal offering minimum support prices on five crops through cooperatives the farmers are demanding a legal guarantee of the minimum support price on 23 crops.

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Indian farmers paused protests on Monday (February 19) in the northern Punjab-Haryana border. They will seek legal and agricultural advice on the five-year minimum support price plan proposed by Centre. The government proposed a five-year MSP plan after their fourth meeting with farmers.

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Amid the ongoing farmers' protest, the Haryana government on Saturday (Feb 17) extended the suspension of mobile internet services in seven districts by two more days.

Farmers' protest: Haryana government extends ban on mobile internet services

Protesting farmers in India are continuing their march towards Delhi. It was the third of the 'Delhi Chalo' march. Several farmers also blockaded railway tracks in Punjab state. In parallel efforts, the government is trying to negotiate with the farmers.

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Farmers are marching towards Delhi once again over unmet demands, reigniting concerns two years after their historic protest. What's driving this renewed agitation? What are their core demands? Vikram Chandra speaks to Ashok Gulati, Agricultural Economist and Professor at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations on The India Story.

Farmers Protest 2.0: Why are farmers protesting, again?

Protests by farmers, primarily from Punjab and Haryana, have intensified at the Shambhu border as they clashed with the police in an attempt to cross over to Delhi. The farmers are demanding that the Centre guarantee minimum support prices (MSP) for their crops. These protests have seen escalating tensions, with instances of violence breaking out as farmers clashed with law enforcement.

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Farmers announce nationwide strike on February 16

Numerous significant farmers' unions have pledged their support to the farmer unions protesting at the borders of Shambhu and Khanauri in Punjab. The Bharatiya Kisan Union (Ugrahan) and BKU Dakaunda (Dhaner faction) have announced a "rail roko" (stop trains) in the state on Thursday, February 15, between 12 noon and 4 pm.

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The farmers from Punjab called for a march to the capital city after the five-hour meeting with the cabinet ministers remained inconclusive. The protesters have been demanding a law guaranteeing minimum support prices for crops, besides a host of other demands.

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Indian security forces fired tear gas at protesting farmers for a second day on Wednesday (February 14) to stop tens of thousands from marching to the capital New Delhi to demand higher prices for their produce.

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In pics | Indian farmers fly kites to counter tear gas drones on 2nd day of 'Delhi Chalo' march

Indian farmers' protest turned violent as clashes erupted between protesters and security personnel who tried to disperse the growers using tear gas shelling and water cannons. Why are farmers protesting and what is the Modi government's stance? Find out here.

Gravitas | India farmers protest turns over crop prices turns violent

Protesters continue to march to Delhi after clashes on Shambhu border. Police fired tear gas on protesters on Punjab & Haryana border. Several injured in clashes between police and protesters. The Punjab government has issued an alert to hospitals near the Haryana border following injuries to farmers during clashes with the police at Shambhu and Khanauri borders.

Farmers protest India: Farmers continue march to Delhi; security ramped up across borders

The Congress declared its support for farmers' demands. Farmers are demanding a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops. Leader Mallikarjun Kharge announced this as the party's "first guarantee" ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. Watch this video for all details.

Farmers' protest: Politics over 'Right to MSP' as INDIA bloc makes big election promise

The vehicular traffic remained disrupted in the national capital on Tuesday (Feb 13) before the farmers' ‘Delhi Chalo’ protest, which was organised after their meeting with two cabinet ministers remained inconclusive.

Watch: It's chock-a-block on fortified Delhi borders as farmers march towards capital

People in Nepal fear that Pokhara could become the next Gwadar. The city's China-funded and China-built airport is not generating revenue. There are no international flights. People fear China may seize the airport over non-payment of loans.

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Protesting farmers are persistently trying to approach the barricades set up near the Punjab-Haryana border by the Police. Section 144 has been imposed in the entire Delhi. Watch in for more details!

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