Bharat bandh news: Due to Bharat Bandh, the rail and road transportation services are likely to be affected in parts of the country as the farmers' unions have said that all small and big roads and trains will be blocked.

Participation in the countrywide 'Bharat Bandh' call given by the farmers' unions on March 26 against the three farm laws would be optional for the traders, according to a few office-bearers

While farmers claim that the new farm laws will benefit corporates, the government has maintained that the reforms will liberalise farming and help increase the income of farmers.

Till now, the farmers were staying in temporary shelters such as tents, while some had also converted their tractors into temporary shelters. However, as the harvest season has begun, the farmers are sending the tractors back to the fields

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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief has sustained \"severe bone injuries\" on her left foot and ankle as well as bruises and injuries on her shoulder, forearm and neck

Samyukt Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of farmer unions, will hold a joint convention will be organised with trade unions and other organisations to plan for the nationwide strike

Bharat bandh 2021: Bombay Goods Transport Association, SIMTA, KGTA, Baroda Goods Transport Association, Vapi Transport Association, HGTA, CGTA, Car Carrier Association, Association of Transporters Poona and many other state-level transport associations have confirmed their support to AITWA

Bharat Bandh tomorrow: Several state-based traders' unions and transporters body AITWA have expressed solidarity with CAIT's 'Bharat Bandh' call

26 feb Bharat Band: These protests will be held in 1,500 places demanding the Centre, the state governments and the GST Council take back the 'draconian' GST provisions; The AITWA will also hold a 'Chakka jam' on February 26

Is Bharat Bandh today: Samyukta Kisan Morcha said that all roads leading towards Delhi except the ones where farmers' protests are going on during nationwide 'chakka jam'

Bharat Bandh 2021 news: Is tomorrow Bharat Bandh? All roads leading towards Delhi, except the ones where farmers are already protesting, won't be blocked as part of 'chakka jam'

ASSOCHAM said that the Indian economy needs to double down on growth which is only possible with a conducive environment for industries. Government's promise to spend big budget on roads and transport cannot be fulfilled with the ongoing protests

Farmers' agitation: Kejriwal said he will observe the fast in response to a call given by the agitating farmers and urged his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) volunteers, supporters, as well as the people of the country to join in

The majority of farmers believes the news laws could pave the way for some of India's leading corporations to enter the Indian agriculture trade, leaders said

Calling Narendra Modi government insincere and arrogant, farmer leaders say the proposals of the government are 'old ones dressed up as new'. The farmers' protest will intensify in the coming days, they said

According to sources, the possibility of farmers accepting the government's proposals is less as most of them will not accept anything less than the repealing of the three farm acts

Following an inconclusive meeting between Union Home Minister Amit Shah and protesting farmers on Tuesday, December 8, the government will send them new propositions basis which they will decide whether to renew negotiations with the Centre or not

Speaking in a session of the three-day TiE Global Summit (TGS)being held virtually, Kant said the Indian startup ecosystem witnessed launch of more than 55,000 start- ups which had raised over USD 60 billion in funding in the last five years

A bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan, R S Reddy and M R Shah was informed by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, that this was one of the main reasons why waiver of interest was not even contemplated and only payment of instalments was deferred