Seven Month Protest
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Iran Issues New Death Sentences As Protests Enter Third Month
Iran issued a series of death sentences as women-led protests over Mahsa Amini's death in custody entered a third month Wednesday, with clashes reportedly claiming at least seven lives in two days.
-
Withdraw Cases Against Farmers Protesting On June 26: Farmers' Union
Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Sunday demanded the withdrawal of cases registered against farmers during their protest marches on June 26 to mark seven months of their agitation against the Centre's three farm laws.
-
Government Working On Policy To Divide Farmers: Congress
The Modi government has been harassing farmers not just for the last seven months of their protest against the three farm laws, but since it came to power seven years ago, the Congress alleged on Saturday.
-
Will Call Off Protest If Laws Repealed, Say Farmer Leaders
As their agitation completed seven months, farmer leaders on Saturday stuck to their demands, saying they will call off their protest if the government repeals the three farm laws even as Narendra Singh Tomar appealed them to end their stir.
-
End It: Agriculture Minister Appeals As Farmers' Protest Enters 8th Month
Farmers should end their agitation, the centre is open to discuss any provision in the farm laws, reiterated Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on the day farmers completed seven months of agitation against the new agricultural laws.
-
Myanmar Protests Aim To "Shake The World", 7 Killed: Report
Myanmar security forces opened fire on some of the biggest protests against military rule in days on Sunday killing seven people, media reported, three months after a coup plunged the country into crisis.
-
Latest NEWS Highlights: India's 1-Day Covid Cases At 10,064; Deaths Lowest In Nearly 8 Months
With 10,064 fresh coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, India saw the lowest surge in the daily cases in nearly seven months. The country has logged 1.05 crore cases since the beginning of the pandemic and over 1.02 crore people have already recovered, the government data shows.
-
China Replaces Top Envoy To Protest-Hit Hong Kong
China has replaced its top envoy to Hong Kong, state media reported on Saturday, the most significant personnel change by Beijing since pro-democracy protests erupted in the city nearly seven months ago.
-
50-Day Manipur Blockade Cripples Life, Nagas Demand President's Rule: 10 Points
With days to go before Christmas, life remains crippled in Manipur due to a 50-day economic blockade, protests and violence on highways following the state government's decision of creation of seven new districts. As Nagas demanded the imposition of President's Rule in the state, curfew was relaxed in parts of state capital Imphal for nine hours to...
-
2 Months After Una Incident, Rs 9.60 Crore Central Grant For Gujarat Dalits
The Social Justice Ministry has proposed release of 90 per cent of the total allocated funds to Gujarat for various welfare schemes for Dalits, two months after seven men of the community were flogged by cow vigilantes' in the state leading to widespread protests there.
-
Protest Groups Announce Rallies Against German G7 Summit
Activists against a G7 summit in Germany next month announced Wednesday a series of planned protest rallies and accused the government of trying to restrict their right to demonstrate.
-
Turkey Jails Policeman for Almost Eight Years Over Protester Killing
A Turkish policeman was jailed for seven years and nine months on Wednesday after being convicted of shooting dead a protester during 2013 anti-government protests.
-
Coal India unions agree to defer three-day strike
The state miner's five trade unions had earlier served a strike notice, mainly to protest against the government's plan to sell off five percent of the company's equity. Last month, India selected seven banks to manage the stake sale that could raise $1.2 billion, prompting intensified opposition from the unions.
-
Another Olympic gold-winning wrestler returns medal in protest
The IOC's executive board voted earlier this month to cut wrestling from the list of confirmed sports for the 2020 Olympics, and the sport must now battle seven candidate disciplines for the sole remaining slot.
-
Maval police firing case: 47 protesters arrested
Seven months after Maval firing incident in which three farmers were killed and nine were injured when police fired upon protesters, Pune rural police has arrested 47 persons for attacking the police.
-
Iran Issues New Death Sentences As Protests Enter Third Month
Iran issued a series of death sentences as women-led protests over Mahsa Amini's death in custody entered a third month Wednesday, with clashes reportedly claiming at least seven lives in two days.
-
Withdraw Cases Against Farmers Protesting On June 26: Farmers' Union
Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Sunday demanded the withdrawal of cases registered against farmers during their protest marches on June 26 to mark seven months of their agitation against the Centre's three farm laws.
-
Government Working On Policy To Divide Farmers: Congress
The Modi government has been harassing farmers not just for the last seven months of their protest against the three farm laws, but since it came to power seven years ago, the Congress alleged on Saturday.
-
Will Call Off Protest If Laws Repealed, Say Farmer Leaders
As their agitation completed seven months, farmer leaders on Saturday stuck to their demands, saying they will call off their protest if the government repeals the three farm laws even as Narendra Singh Tomar appealed them to end their stir.
-
End It: Agriculture Minister Appeals As Farmers' Protest Enters 8th Month
Farmers should end their agitation, the centre is open to discuss any provision in the farm laws, reiterated Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on the day farmers completed seven months of agitation against the new agricultural laws.
-
Myanmar Protests Aim To "Shake The World", 7 Killed: Report
Myanmar security forces opened fire on some of the biggest protests against military rule in days on Sunday killing seven people, media reported, three months after a coup plunged the country into crisis.
-
Latest NEWS Highlights: India's 1-Day Covid Cases At 10,064; Deaths Lowest In Nearly 8 Months
With 10,064 fresh coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, India saw the lowest surge in the daily cases in nearly seven months. The country has logged 1.05 crore cases since the beginning of the pandemic and over 1.02 crore people have already recovered, the government data shows.
-
China Replaces Top Envoy To Protest-Hit Hong Kong
China has replaced its top envoy to Hong Kong, state media reported on Saturday, the most significant personnel change by Beijing since pro-democracy protests erupted in the city nearly seven months ago.
-
50-Day Manipur Blockade Cripples Life, Nagas Demand President's Rule: 10 Points
With days to go before Christmas, life remains crippled in Manipur due to a 50-day economic blockade, protests and violence on highways following the state government's decision of creation of seven new districts. As Nagas demanded the imposition of President's Rule in the state, curfew was relaxed in parts of state capital Imphal for nine hours to...
-
2 Months After Una Incident, Rs 9.60 Crore Central Grant For Gujarat Dalits
The Social Justice Ministry has proposed release of 90 per cent of the total allocated funds to Gujarat for various welfare schemes for Dalits, two months after seven men of the community were flogged by cow vigilantes' in the state leading to widespread protests there.
-
Protest Groups Announce Rallies Against German G7 Summit
Activists against a G7 summit in Germany next month announced Wednesday a series of planned protest rallies and accused the government of trying to restrict their right to demonstrate.
-
Turkey Jails Policeman for Almost Eight Years Over Protester Killing
A Turkish policeman was jailed for seven years and nine months on Wednesday after being convicted of shooting dead a protester during 2013 anti-government protests.
-
Coal India unions agree to defer three-day strike
The state miner's five trade unions had earlier served a strike notice, mainly to protest against the government's plan to sell off five percent of the company's equity. Last month, India selected seven banks to manage the stake sale that could raise $1.2 billion, prompting intensified opposition from the unions.
-
Another Olympic gold-winning wrestler returns medal in protest
The IOC's executive board voted earlier this month to cut wrestling from the list of confirmed sports for the 2020 Olympics, and the sport must now battle seven candidate disciplines for the sole remaining slot.
-
Maval police firing case: 47 protesters arrested
Seven months after Maval firing incident in which three farmers were killed and nine were injured when police fired upon protesters, Pune rural police has arrested 47 persons for attacking the police.
