File photo of Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot (PTI) Also in November, the CM had accused the BJP of trying to destabilize its government by resorting to negative policies by speculating about its downfall and stoking fears about the coronavirus pandemic. News18.com Last update: December 5, 2020 4:50 PM IST FOLLOW …
Read More »Center, Farmers Meet Today for the Fifth Round of Talks as the Uproar Over Farm Laws Continues | 10 points – india news
As thousands of farmers continue to agitate against laws enacted by the government earlier this year, agricultural union leaders and the government will meet for the fifth round of talks on Saturday to bring a solution to the deadlock in new legislation. Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Food Minister …
Read More »Protesting Farmers Call for Bharat Bandh; Today’s key talks – news from india
Farmers protesting three farm laws announced on Friday a nationwide strike, or Bharat Bandh, on December 8, where they said they will block all toll plazas and roads leading to Delhi while hardening their position ahead of the fifth round of talks with the central government. scheduled for Saturday. Four …
Read More »Second wave of covid strengthens in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh
Although mobility is down now, fears of a second wave have already strengthened. In the past seven days, active coronavirus cases increased 24% in Madhya Pradesh and 21% in Rajasthan, according to seven-day moving averages. In Gujarat, the number increased by 9%. Read also: India’s quest to solve its payments …
Read More »Extended closure until December 31: This state imposes a total closure on COVID hotspots, restricts night curfew in 12 districts
New Delhi: Amid the growing number of coronavirus cases, the Rajasthan government led by Ashok Gehlot extended the lockdown on containment areas until December 31, 2020. “The lockdown will remain in effect on containment areas until December 31 2020. Only essential activities will be allowed in the containment zones and …
Read More »Farmers Protest 2020 NDA Ally Rashtriya Loktantrik Party Threatens Exit, Says Repeal Farm Laws
New Delhi: After Akali Dal severed ties with the ruling BJP, another ally threatened to quit the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) over farm laws. In a tweet addressed to Interior Minister Amit Shah, Rajasthan MP Hanuman Beniwal, head of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), has demanded the removal of three …
Read More »Farmers Protest: Amid Fears of Covid-19 Spread, Medical Camp Established on Singhu Border
A medical camp has been established on the Singhu border (on the Haryana side of Delhi) to help farmers protesting there against the Center’s agricultural laws and trying to enter the national capital. The camp was installed in light of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic that has already infected more …
Read More »Delhi: farmers’ protest enters 5th day, traffic stops in city – delhi news
Ongoing protests by thousands of farmers against the Center’s new farm laws entered the fifth day on Monday, and protesters threatened to block all five points of entry into the national capital. By rejecting the Center’s offer to hold talks once they move to the Burari farm, the farmers said …
Read More »Rajasthan BJP MLA Kiran Maheshwari, Positive for Covid-19, Dies; PM Modi, speaker of Lok Sabha condoles the passing of
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA from Rajsamand of Rajasthan, Kiran Maheshwari, who tested positive for coronavirus disease (Covid-19) last month, passed away last night at Gurugram’s Medanta Hospital, ANI news agency reported. Maheshwari, who was also a member of the 14th Lok Sabha from 2004-2009 from the Udaipur constituency of …
Read More »Farmers Protest LIVE Updates: Security Tightened at Delhi’s Burari Farm, Police Say Basic Facilities Available
More than four days have passed since farmers in Haryana and Punjab started a protest march against the three agricultural laws introduced by the central government in September. Delhi and the surrounding areas have witnessed violent clashes between farmers and the police, as they were initially denied entry to the …
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