Yogendra Yadav Punjab

Social activist Yogendra Yadav on Tuesday said if ''mandis'' are closed due to the Centre's new agri laws the farmers of Punjab and Haryana will be ruined as the government would no longer procure their crops.

A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.

Over 20,000 farmers have started a two-day march from Thane to Mumbai's iconic Azad Maidan, eight months after a similar protest saw a sea of red - formed by farmers in red caps - on a long march through Maharashtra. The farmers are demanding compensation for drought, an unconditional farm loan waiver and the transfer of forest rights to tribals. I...

A day after raids on hospitals run by Yogendra Yadav's relatives, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has come out strongly in support of his estranged former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) colleague and condemned what he calls "victimisation" by the government.

As Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) deals with an embarrassing sex scandal that has led to the sacking of minister Sandeep Kumar, a lawmaker has written to Arvind Kejriwal alleging that there are other leaders in the party that are exploiting women.

Over the past one month, the AAP has been facing trouble from its four rebel lawmakers, but the party has decided against sacking them ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls to avoid opening "another front".

A suspended lawmaker of the Aam Admi Party -- which is hoping to make big gains in the coming assembly elections in Punjab -- has announced a Punjab-centric political platform. A decision on forming a new party and contesting elections will be taken later, said Dr Dharamvir Gandhi, who represents Patiala in the Lok Sabha.

Expelled Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan are mulling to launch a political party and may field candidates for the 2017 Punjab assembly election, at a time when Arvind Kejriwal is pulling out all stops to ensure victory in the state.

AAP today suspended two of its MPs - Dharamvira Gandhi, who had supported expelled leader Yogendra Yadav, and Harinder Singh Khalsa - for anti-party activities and alleged that they had joined hands with ruling BJP-SAD combine in Punjab.

Taking a swipe at the Aam Aadmi Party over discord with its Punjab lawmakers, former AAP leader Yogendra Yadav said Arvind Kejriwal's outfit is being ruled by high command-centric "Delhi Durbar" culture and Punjab would never accept it.

The Aam Aadmi Party appears to be standing on the brink of another rift just three months after the expulsion of founder members Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav following a bitter and public acrimony.

Social activist Yogendra Yadav on Tuesday said if ''mandis'' are closed due to the Centre's new agri laws the farmers of Punjab and Haryana will be ruined as the government would no longer procure their crops.

A "Delhi Chalo" protest march by thousands of farmers caused a heated back-and-forth between two Chief Ministers today after farmers from Punjab faced tear gas and water cannons and clashed with the police when they were stopped at the Haryana border.

Over 20,000 farmers have started a two-day march from Thane to Mumbai's iconic Azad Maidan, eight months after a similar protest saw a sea of red - formed by farmers in red caps - on a long march through Maharashtra. The farmers are demanding compensation for drought, an unconditional farm loan waiver and the transfer of forest rights to tribals. I...

A day after raids on hospitals run by Yogendra Yadav's relatives, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has come out strongly in support of his estranged former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) colleague and condemned what he calls "victimisation" by the government.

As Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) deals with an embarrassing sex scandal that has led to the sacking of minister Sandeep Kumar, a lawmaker has written to Arvind Kejriwal alleging that there are other leaders in the party that are exploiting women.

Over the past one month, the AAP has been facing trouble from its four rebel lawmakers, but the party has decided against sacking them ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls to avoid opening "another front".

A suspended lawmaker of the Aam Admi Party -- which is hoping to make big gains in the coming assembly elections in Punjab -- has announced a Punjab-centric political platform. A decision on forming a new party and contesting elections will be taken later, said Dr Dharamvir Gandhi, who represents Patiala in the Lok Sabha.

Expelled Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan are mulling to launch a political party and may field candidates for the 2017 Punjab assembly election, at a time when Arvind Kejriwal is pulling out all stops to ensure victory in the state.

AAP today suspended two of its MPs - Dharamvira Gandhi, who had supported expelled leader Yogendra Yadav, and Harinder Singh Khalsa - for anti-party activities and alleged that they had joined hands with ruling BJP-SAD combine in Punjab.

Taking a swipe at the Aam Aadmi Party over discord with its Punjab lawmakers, former AAP leader Yogendra Yadav said Arvind Kejriwal's outfit is being ruled by high command-centric "Delhi Durbar" culture and Punjab would never accept it.

The Aam Aadmi Party appears to be standing on the brink of another rift just three months after the expulsion of founder members Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav following a bitter and public acrimony.