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"Law Will Take Its Course": PM On Tractor Rally Violence On Republic Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today referred to the violence at Red Fort on Republic Day - when groups of farmers protesting the agriculture laws clashed with police - and stressed that the law would take its own course. The PM was responding to opposition demands for a special probe into the incidents at the historic Mughal-era complex, which follo...
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"Agriculture Minister A Phone Call Away": PM At All-Party Meet On Farmers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that his government's proposal to pause implementation of the controversial agriculture laws for 18 months - while negotiations to resolve a weeks-long deadlock with irate farmers continue - remains on the table
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"Ball In Your Court Now": Centre After Farmers Say No To Farm Laws Pause
The eleventh round of talks between the centre and farmers protesting the agriculture laws ended Friday evening as the previous ten - in a stalemate - with farmers refusing once more to accept the centre's proposal to put the laws on hold for 18 months
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Farmers Reject Government's Proposal To Pause Farm Laws For 1.5 Years
Farmers protesting against the controversial farm sector laws have decided to hold out for a complete scrapping of the laws, rejecting the Centre's new proposal of putting them on hold for 18 months while negotiations continue with a fresh committee.
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Centre Ready To Pause Farm Laws For 1.5 Years, Farmers To Consider Offer
The government ready to put farm laws on freeze for ne-and-half years and will convey it to the Supreme Court in an affidavit, sources told NDTV. The farmer unions, sources said, will consider the proposal.
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"Law Will Take Its Course": PM On Tractor Rally Violence On Republic Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today referred to the violence at Red Fort on Republic Day - when groups of farmers protesting the agriculture laws clashed with police - and stressed that the law would take its own course. The PM was responding to opposition demands for a special probe into the incidents at the historic Mughal-era complex, which follo...
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"Agriculture Minister A Phone Call Away": PM At All-Party Meet On Farmers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that his government's proposal to pause implementation of the controversial agriculture laws for 18 months - while negotiations to resolve a weeks-long deadlock with irate farmers continue - remains on the table
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"Ball In Your Court Now": Centre After Farmers Say No To Farm Laws Pause
The eleventh round of talks between the centre and farmers protesting the agriculture laws ended Friday evening as the previous ten - in a stalemate - with farmers refusing once more to accept the centre's proposal to put the laws on hold for 18 months
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Farmers Reject Government's Proposal To Pause Farm Laws For 1.5 Years
Farmers protesting against the controversial farm sector laws have decided to hold out for a complete scrapping of the laws, rejecting the Centre's new proposal of putting them on hold for 18 months while negotiations continue with a fresh committee.
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Centre Ready To Pause Farm Laws For 1.5 Years, Farmers To Consider Offer
The government ready to put farm laws on freeze for ne-and-half years and will convey it to the Supreme Court in an affidavit, sources told NDTV. The farmer unions, sources said, will consider the proposal.
