Supreme Court On Farm Laws

A California law aimed at reducing animal suffering on pig farms led to some unusual exchanges Tuesday in the US Supreme Court.

Farmer leader Anil Ghanwat -- one of the three members of the Supreme Court appointed committee on farm laws who made their final report public on Monday -- has brushed off the criticism that they had interviewed farmers in favour of farm laws.

With the centre deciding to repeal the three farm laws, a member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel, which has already submitted its report on these contentious laws to the Supreme Court, today said the purpose of the report is over now.

Supreme Court-appointed farm panel member Anil Ghanwat today described as regressive the Central government's decision to repeal the three farm laws which were at the centre of protests by farmers for the past year.

The Supreme Court on Thursday said farmers protesting at Delhi borders against the three farms laws have the right to agitate but they cannot block roads indefinitely even as the farmer unions and government embroiled themselves in a blame game.

Why are farmers continuing their protests even after challenging farm laws in court, the Supreme Court questioned sharply today after eight people, including four farmers, were killed in violent protests in an Uttar Pradesh district.

How can highways be blocked perpetually, the Supreme Court wondered while referring to road blockades by farmers protesting at Delhi borders against the 3 farm laws passed by Parliament last year.

A key member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel on contentious agri-laws has said that the report submitted by the committee is "cent per cent" in favour of farmers and the Supreme Court must take up the matter without any delay.

A member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel on farm laws has written to Chief Justice of India NV Ramana, seeking that a report submitted on the issue be made public. The panel had submitted its report in March this year.

Yogi Adityanath's UP government has told the Supreme Court it was trying to make the farmers protesting against Central farm laws understand the illegality of blocking roads as part of their agitation. This is in light of an court order from April.

On farm laws, Supreme Court-appointed panel submits report; handed over on March 19, member tells NDTV

The Supreme Court Friday sought to know from a petitioner-NGO whether the state legislatures have the right to express their opinion or not on central laws and asked it to do some more research on the subject.

The Supreme Court-appointed committee on Friday held consultations with 12 farmer unions and peasants from eight states, including West Bengal, on the farm laws enacted by the Centre recently.

The Supreme Court-appointed committee on farms laws issue on Tuesday said it held consultations with agro-processing industries including ITC and Amul on the legislations.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought response from the centre on a plea by a firm seeking implementation of the controversial new farm laws and its inclusion as a member in the committee formed by the top court to resolve impasse between the government and farmers protesting against the legislations.

A California law aimed at reducing animal suffering on pig farms led to some unusual exchanges Tuesday in the US Supreme Court.

Farmer leader Anil Ghanwat -- one of the three members of the Supreme Court appointed committee on farm laws who made their final report public on Monday -- has brushed off the criticism that they had interviewed farmers in favour of farm laws.

With the centre deciding to repeal the three farm laws, a member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel, which has already submitted its report on these contentious laws to the Supreme Court, today said the purpose of the report is over now.

Supreme Court-appointed farm panel member Anil Ghanwat today described as regressive the Central government's decision to repeal the three farm laws which were at the centre of protests by farmers for the past year.

The Supreme Court on Thursday said farmers protesting at Delhi borders against the three farms laws have the right to agitate but they cannot block roads indefinitely even as the farmer unions and government embroiled themselves in a blame game.

Why are farmers continuing their protests even after challenging farm laws in court, the Supreme Court questioned sharply today after eight people, including four farmers, were killed in violent protests in an Uttar Pradesh district.

How can highways be blocked perpetually, the Supreme Court wondered while referring to road blockades by farmers protesting at Delhi borders against the 3 farm laws passed by Parliament last year.

A key member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel on contentious agri-laws has said that the report submitted by the committee is "cent per cent" in favour of farmers and the Supreme Court must take up the matter without any delay.

A member of the Supreme Court-appointed panel on farm laws has written to Chief Justice of India NV Ramana, seeking that a report submitted on the issue be made public. The panel had submitted its report in March this year.

Yogi Adityanath's UP government has told the Supreme Court it was trying to make the farmers protesting against Central farm laws understand the illegality of blocking roads as part of their agitation. This is in light of an court order from April.

On farm laws, Supreme Court-appointed panel submits report; handed over on March 19, member tells NDTV

The Supreme Court Friday sought to know from a petitioner-NGO whether the state legislatures have the right to express their opinion or not on central laws and asked it to do some more research on the subject.

The Supreme Court-appointed committee on Friday held consultations with 12 farmer unions and peasants from eight states, including West Bengal, on the farm laws enacted by the Centre recently.

The Supreme Court-appointed committee on farms laws issue on Tuesday said it held consultations with agro-processing industries including ITC and Amul on the legislations.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought response from the centre on a plea by a firm seeking implementation of the controversial new farm laws and its inclusion as a member in the committee formed by the top court to resolve impasse between the government and farmers protesting against the legislations.