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Opinion | Above-Normal Rainfall Is Good News, But There's A Deeper Problem
India needs a countrywide law to regulate groundwater and manage freshwater resources. Overdependence on monsoons should have been a thing of the past by now.
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Farmers' March Paused Till Feb 29, Protesters To Hold Ground At Borders
Farmer leaders on Friday announced that the future course of action regarding their 'Delhi Chalo' march will be decided on February 29.
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Farmer Leader Rakesh Tikait's "If Government Creates Problem" Warning
Rakesh Tikait - a key figure in the 2020/21 protests against the government's "black farm laws" - has backed the second 'Delhi Chalo' agitation, which began Tuesday with tear gas being fired on the Punjab-Haryana border that triggered clashes.
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Large Gatherings Banned In Delhi Till March 12 Before Farmers' Mega March
Large gatherings have been banned across Delhi for a month - till March 12 - ahead of a mega protest by farmers starting Tuesday, with over 200 farmer unions - around 20,000 farmers in all - are expected to converge on the city in the next few days.
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Assets Of Forest Officer Worth Over 2 Crore Attached In Money Laundering Case
Agricultural land, bank balances and fixed deposits worth more than Rs 2 crore of IFS officer Neeharika Singh have been provisionally attached under the anti-money laundering law in a probe linked to alleged investment fraud, the ED said.
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J&K Students Arrested For Celebrating World Cup Defeat Won't Face Terror Charges
The stringent anti-terror law has been dropped against the seven university students arrested for celebrating India's World Cup defeat at their hostel in Jammu and Kashmir last month.
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7 Students Arrested For Celebrating India's World Cup Defeat In J&K
Seven university students have been arrested under the stringent anti-terror law for celebrating India's defeat in the cricket World Cup finals and raising pro-Pakistan slogans in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Due To "Arrogance" Of Centre, "733 Farmers Lost Their Lives": Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday claimed that had Prime Minister Narendra Modi established dialogue with the farmers who were protesting against the new agriculture laws, "733 lives" would have been saved.
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West Bengal Assembly Passes Bill To Replace Governor With CM As Chancellor Of Agriculture Universities
The development came just days after the House passed The West Bengal University Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2022, to appoint the CM, in place of the governor, as the chancellor of all state-run universities.
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No Plan To Reintroduce Repealed Farm Laws: Agriculture Minister
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday said in the Rajya Sabha that the government has no plan to reintroduce the three repealed farm laws in future.
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Centre "Committed" On MSP Panel, To Form Committee After Assembly Polls
The government is committed to forming a panel on Minimum Support Price (MSP) and the Election Commission has said it can be done after the polls are over, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said in the Rajya Sabha today.
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Centre Will Not Bring Back Farm Laws, Clarifies Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Saturday clarified that the Centre will not reintroduce farm laws in an amended form.
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Agriculture Minister Insulted PM Modi's Apology: Rahul Gandhi
Reacting to Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar's remarks regarding three farm laws, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that Mr Tomar has insulted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's apology.
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"Moved Step Back, Will Move Forward Again": Agriculture Minister On Farm Laws
The three farm laws - withdrawn by the government last month after they sparked furious (and sometimes violent) protests nationwide by lakhs of farmers - could be re-introduced at a later date, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said/
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Punjab Farmers Returning Home From Delhi Borders Get Rousing Welcome
Villagers in Hoshiarpur accorded a rousing reception to farmers who returned to their homes from protest sites on Delhi's borders following the suspension of their agitation against the Centre's three agriculture laws.
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Opinion | Above-Normal Rainfall Is Good News, But There's A Deeper Problem
India needs a countrywide law to regulate groundwater and manage freshwater resources. Overdependence on monsoons should have been a thing of the past by now.
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Farmers' March Paused Till Feb 29, Protesters To Hold Ground At Borders
Farmer leaders on Friday announced that the future course of action regarding their 'Delhi Chalo' march will be decided on February 29.
-
Farmer Leader Rakesh Tikait's "If Government Creates Problem" Warning
Rakesh Tikait - a key figure in the 2020/21 protests against the government's "black farm laws" - has backed the second 'Delhi Chalo' agitation, which began Tuesday with tear gas being fired on the Punjab-Haryana border that triggered clashes.
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Large Gatherings Banned In Delhi Till March 12 Before Farmers' Mega March
Large gatherings have been banned across Delhi for a month - till March 12 - ahead of a mega protest by farmers starting Tuesday, with over 200 farmer unions - around 20,000 farmers in all - are expected to converge on the city in the next few days.
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Assets Of Forest Officer Worth Over 2 Crore Attached In Money Laundering Case
Agricultural land, bank balances and fixed deposits worth more than Rs 2 crore of IFS officer Neeharika Singh have been provisionally attached under the anti-money laundering law in a probe linked to alleged investment fraud, the ED said.
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J&K Students Arrested For Celebrating World Cup Defeat Won't Face Terror Charges
The stringent anti-terror law has been dropped against the seven university students arrested for celebrating India's World Cup defeat at their hostel in Jammu and Kashmir last month.
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7 Students Arrested For Celebrating India's World Cup Defeat In J&K
Seven university students have been arrested under the stringent anti-terror law for celebrating India's defeat in the cricket World Cup finals and raising pro-Pakistan slogans in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Due To "Arrogance" Of Centre, "733 Farmers Lost Their Lives": Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday claimed that had Prime Minister Narendra Modi established dialogue with the farmers who were protesting against the new agriculture laws, "733 lives" would have been saved.
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West Bengal Assembly Passes Bill To Replace Governor With CM As Chancellor Of Agriculture Universities
The development came just days after the House passed The West Bengal University Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2022, to appoint the CM, in place of the governor, as the chancellor of all state-run universities.
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No Plan To Reintroduce Repealed Farm Laws: Agriculture Minister
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday said in the Rajya Sabha that the government has no plan to reintroduce the three repealed farm laws in future.
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Centre "Committed" On MSP Panel, To Form Committee After Assembly Polls
The government is committed to forming a panel on Minimum Support Price (MSP) and the Election Commission has said it can be done after the polls are over, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said in the Rajya Sabha today.
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Centre Will Not Bring Back Farm Laws, Clarifies Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Saturday clarified that the Centre will not reintroduce farm laws in an amended form.
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Agriculture Minister Insulted PM Modi's Apology: Rahul Gandhi
Reacting to Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar's remarks regarding three farm laws, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that Mr Tomar has insulted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's apology.
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"Moved Step Back, Will Move Forward Again": Agriculture Minister On Farm Laws
The three farm laws - withdrawn by the government last month after they sparked furious (and sometimes violent) protests nationwide by lakhs of farmers - could be re-introduced at a later date, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said/
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Punjab Farmers Returning Home From Delhi Borders Get Rousing Welcome
Villagers in Hoshiarpur accorded a rousing reception to farmers who returned to their homes from protest sites on Delhi's borders following the suspension of their agitation against the Centre's three agriculture laws.
