#farmers protest in punjab

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पंजाब: सरकार की फसल खरीद नीतियों के खिलाफ 13 अक्टूबर से किसान करेंगे विरोध प्रदर्शन

चंडीगढ़ : पंजाब में फसल खरीद को लेकर सरकार की नीतियों के खिलाफ किसानों, आढ़तियों और चावल मिलर्स ने 13 अक्टूबर से बड़े आंदोलन का ऐलान किया है। किसान नेता बलबीर सिंह राजेवाल ने आरोप लगाया कि पंजाब और दिल्ली सरकारें 1 अक्टूबर के बाद भी फसलों की खरीद शुरू नहीं कर पाई हैं, जिससे आढ़ती, किसान और चावल मिलर्स सभी आक्रोशित हैं। उन्होंने कहा कि सरकार की नीतियों के कारण मंडियों में हालात खराब हो गए हैं और…

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Thousands of farmers camp in Chandigarh to protest against AAP govt in Punjab

Thousands of farmers and farm labourers, belonging to the Bharti Kisan Union-BKU (Ugrahan) and the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM), a group of 37 unions, on Monday, camped here to protest the failure of the Punjab’s AAP government in implementing the agriculture policy.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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Supreme Court Directs Amicable Resolution for Shambhu Border Farmers' Protest

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Centre and Punjab to form a neutral committee to resolve the ongoing farmers' protest at the Shambhu border, aiming for an amicable solution.

. . In a significant development, the Supreme Court of India has intervened in the ongoing farmers’ protest at the Shambhu border, which has been a site of contention and unrest. The apex court has directed the Centre and the Punjab government to work towards an amicable resolution of the grievances raised by the farmers. This directive comes amidst concerns over the prolonged nature of the…

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Farmer Protest: पंजाब के उद्योग और किसान सड़कों पर थे

Farmer Protest Punjab industry on edge as farmers take to the streets The Punjab industry was hit hard by the 13-month-long stir against the farm laws, and the disruptions caused by the standoff between farmers’ Delhi Chalo call and the Haryana police, which is trying to stop them from heading to the National Capital, over the past two days, have refreshed their memories of the tough times they…

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Farmers Protest: Kisan Andolan के बीच Punjab में Rail Roko आंदोलन | Sambhu Border | Breaking News

दिल्ली जा रहे किसानों पर अत्याचार के खिलाफ भारतीय किसान यूनियन एकता उग्राहां और भाकियू डकौंदा मनजीत सिंह धनेर ग्रुप ने 15 फरवरी को पंजाब के सात जगहों पर चार घंटे रेलवे ट्रैक जाम करने का एलान किया। भाकियू उगराहां के राज्य प्रधान जोगिंदर सिंह ने ऐलान किया है कि केंद्र सरकार अपने हक मांगने दिल्ली जा रहे किसानों पर जुल्म कर रही है। हरियाणा बॉर्डर पर किसानों पर आंसू गैस के गोले, पानी की बौछारें फेंके…

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There have been multiple deaths related to the protests already, and the protesters have not been able to reach Delhi due to police resistance. Modi's government has gotten the company formerly known as Twitter to censor the accounts of Punjabi activists so that they're inaccessible in India.

The big thing I want to highlight is the death of Shubh Karan Singh. This is an article from BBC Panjabi (I had to use Google Translate to read it, as I do not speak Punjabi); I haven't seen any major English-language news outlets reporting on what is going in Punjab. Amnesty International also has a short statement about his death. Shubh Karan Singh was killed due to a bullet wound to the head while at the protest on the border of the state of Punjab and the state of Haryana. At this point it's pretty clear that Haryana police shot him, and so it sounds like the government of Punjab is going to file a case against the Haryana police.

Btw Punjabi farmers are protesting again.

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MASSIVE FARMER'S PROTESTS OUTSIDE INDIAN CAPITAL AND ACROSS THE NORTH OF THE COUNTRY

📹 Massive protests are confronted with teargas, armed police with rubber bullets and drones as thousands of farmers, mostly in India's northern Punjab region, protest on Tuesday demanding a Minimum Support Price or MSP for all crops to raise farmer's income.

Dozens of Farmer's unions participated in the strikes, calling for a "Delhi Chalo" or March to Delhi.

Police in and around the capital have erected barriers on highways surrounding New Delhi, and have begun firing tear gas and rubber bullets at the approaching farmers.

Tractors, along with thousands of farm hands, are seen in footage nearing the outskirts of New Delhi, in the northern Haryana state, being confronted by officers with gas and smoke bombs, including some dropped from buzzing drones overhead.

Authorities have shut down Internet services in some areas where protestors approach, and have erected concrete roadblocks and barriers, while local officials have banned public gatherings and are deploying extra security personnel.

Officials in New Delhi emphasized that sufficient police and paramilitary personnel have been deployed to all entry points to the city.

Farmers are demanding dozens of changes, including a new MSP or floor price for crops to increase and guarantee farmer income, as well as a full debit waiver, according to local union officials.

Political officials in New Delhi say they're open to talks, with Agriculture Minister, Arjun Munda telling reporters on Tuesday that the Federal government already is "bound to protect the interest of farmers."

"Farmers also need to understand that inconvenience shouldn’t be caused to the public,” Minister Munda said, adding the government was always ready for negotiations with the Farmer's unions.

“We are ready to do everything possible to find a solution to this issue,” he said.

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Tens of thousands of farmers in Pakistan are holding protests in several cities over the government’s decision not to buy their wheat, causing them huge losses in income. The farmers in Punjab, the country’s largest province and often called the “bread basket” of Pakistan, are demanding that the government stop wheat imports that have flooded the market at a time when they expect bumper crops. At a protest in Lahore, the provincial capital, on Monday (April 29), police violently pushed back the farmers with batons and arrested dozens of them.

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"After the crucial second round of talks with the government failed to make any headway, the protesting farmers carried on with their Delhi Chalo march on Tuesday. There were reports of chaos on the Punjab-Haryana Shambhu border as the Haryana police fired teargas shells as farmers tried to break the erected barricades. Drones have been deployed to keep track of farmers’ movements, most of whom are on tractors.

Delhi has imposed Section 144 throughout the city for 30 days, erected barricades and iron spikes on the borders to prevent the farmers from entering the Capital.

Internet and bulk SMS services were suspended for Tuesday in seven districts of Haryana- Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa. Several farmer leaders’ social media accounts were also reportedly blocked the previous day.

The farmers’ protest, being led by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) and the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha, has been demanding legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops, as promised by the BJP-led government at the Centre, among other demands like loan waiver and implementation of the MS Swaminathan Commission’s recommendations. The farmers participating in the protest are mainly from Punjab and Haryana."

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पंजाब में किसानों का रेल रोको आंदोलन: MSP गारंटी और लखीमपुर खीरी मामले में इंसाफ की मांग।

पंजाब में आज किसानों ने रेलवे ट्रैक जाम करने का ऐलान किया है, जिसके कारण रेलवे सेवा पर असर पड़ सकता है। यह प्रदर्शन दोपहर 12 बजे से 4 बजे तक चलेगा । किसान न्यूनतम समर्थन मूल्य (एमएसपी) गारंटी और लखीमपुर खीरी की घटना के संबंध में अपनी मांगों के समर्थन में यह प्रदर्शन कर रहे हैं ।   फसलों की MSP की लीगल गारंटी समेत कई मुद्दों को लेकर फरवरी मह��ने से संघर्ष पर चल रहे किसानों द्वारा पंजाब में आज…

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As a member of the Punjabi Sikh diaspora, this is huge news. The BJP, a party that has consistently acted in ways that betray its assertion that it is not anti-Sikh, got no seats in Punjab, a majority-Sikh state.

Additionally, Punjabi voters voted in a political prisoner as a member of the Lok Sabha, which is a really big deal. Amritpal Singh was detained under the National Security Act for advocating for the Khalistani separatist movement. Being charged under the NSA, whether the charges are real or fake, is a method the Indian government uses to shut down dissent through linking it to a banned ideology.

Right now, it’s the 40th anniversary of Operation Bluestar, in which the Indian military killed civilians on pilgrimage to the Golden Temple. This led Indira Gandhi’s Sikh bodyguards to assassinate her and resulted in the 1984 anti-Sikh genocide. The 1984 genocide has still not been officially recognized as a genocide by any nation, despite meeting the criteria; there has been no justice for its victims.

There have also been Sikh political prisoners in jail for over 30 years. An internet shutdown was used during the manhunt for Amritpal Singh. (Internet blackouts a tool that India also uses in Kashmir.) The BJP’s agricultural policies were met with mass protests that resulted in policy brutality against peaceful farmers.

All of this has impacted how Punjab votes, and it means that they’ve voted against the BJP and for candidates who have campaigned on the solutions to their issues, and that means no more Hindu nationalist support.

Voting matters. Voting is how Punjabis, and especially Punjabi Sikhs, were able to make their voices heard this election. Their Lok Sabha members may not be able to do much to fix the issues in Punjab caused by the national government, but at least there is hope that they’ll be able to prevent it from getting worse.

take a moment to read indian election news!! india has voted against the ruling fascist party. while they will resume government they will need to forge alliances and have lost multiple strong members of parliament. and all this despite them controlling the media and jailing their opposers! this is SUCH an important reminder that u shld never ever underestimate the power of a vote

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Haryana's role in India's freedom struggle

Haryana played a significant role in India’s fight for freedom. The people of Haryana showed great courage and determination in standing up against British rule, contributing to many historic movements.

1. The Revolt of 1857

Haryana was a key battleground during the First War of Independence in 1857. Cities like Ambala, Hisar, and Rohtak saw major uprisings against British forces. Brave soldiers and local leaders fought fearlessly, inspiring others to join the struggle.

2. Contribution to Movements

Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-22): Many people in Haryana followed Mahatma Gandhi's call to boycott British goods and institutions.Civil Disobedience Movement (1930): Farmers and villagers joined protests against unfair taxes and laws.

Quit India Movement (1942): Haryana’s youth actively participated in the “Do or Die” movement, demanding the British leave India.

3. Brave Freedom Fighters

Haryana gave India several heroes, including:

• Rao Tula Ram: A leader of the 1857 revolt who fought valiantly to free his land from British rule.

• Pandit Neki Ram Sharma: Known as the "Lion of Haryana," he inspired many to fight for freedom.

• Lala Lajpat Rai: Born in undivided Punjab, his contributions are deeply admired in Haryana.

4. Patriotism in Villages

Many villages in Haryana became centers of rebellion, where locals risked their lives to support the freedom movement. Farmers, soldiers, and common people played their part with pride and unity.

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Punjab: Protesting farmers to march towards Delhi Dec 6

Chandigarh: Slamming the Centre for not holding talks with them over their demands, which include a legal guarantee of MSP for crops, the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) and the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha Monday announced that farmers will march towards Delhi December 6. Farmer leaders who took the decision here at a meeting said they were left with no option but to resume their march as the…

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The Inspirational Journey of Ranjit Bawa: From Humble Beginnings to Stardom

Ranjit Bawa, a name synonymous with talent, perseverance, and cultural pride, stands as a beacon of inspiration in the Punjabi entertainment industry. From his modest beginnings in Punjab to becoming one of the most celebrated Punjabi singers and actors, Ranjit Bawa’s journey is a tale of resilience and determination. With his soulful voice and impactful lyrics, he has carved a niche for himself, connecting with millions of fans worldwide. His journey serves as a testament to the power of passion and hard work, reminding aspiring artists that dreams can indeed come true. This article delves deep into the life and career of Ranjit Bawa, highlighting the milestones that shaped him into the icon he is today.

Early Life: The Foundation of a Dream

Born in Gurdaspur, Punjab, Ranjit Bawa grew up in a humble household where the values of hard work and discipline were instilled in him early. His love for music was evident even as a child, often participating in school competitions and local cultural events. Recognizing his passion, his parents encouraged him to pursue music, albeit cautiously, as they wanted him to secure a stable career.

During his college days, Ranjit began formal training in music under the guidance of his mentor, Master Mangal. This mentorship not only honed his skills but also strengthened his resolve to make a name in the competitive Punjabi music industry. Despite facing financial challenges, Ranjit remained focused on his dream, often working tirelessly to balance his studies and his passion for music.

The Breakthrough: “Jatt Di Akal” and Stardom

Ranjit Bawa’s breakthrough came with his debut song, Jatt Di Akal, which catapulted him to overnight fame. The song resonated deeply with Punjabi audiences, thanks to its relatable lyrics and Ranjit’s soulful voice. This success marked the beginning of a series of hits, including Mitti Da Bawa and Jean, which solidified his position in the industry.

What set Ranjit apart from his contemporaries was his ability to blend traditional Punjabi elements with modern sounds, creating music that appealed to a broad audience. His songs often revolved around themes of rural life, love, and cultural pride, making him a favorite among listeners of all ages.

Expanding Horizons: A Venture into Acting

While Ranjit Bawa’s musical career flourished, he didn’t limit himself to just singing. In 2017, he made his acting debut with the film Toofan Singh, showcasing a new dimension of his talent. Though the film faced controversies, Ranjit’s performance was widely appreciated, earning him accolades for his versatility.

Following this, he appeared in several notable films, including Bhalwan Singh and High End Yaariyan. His natural acting skills and on-screen presence endeared him to fans, proving that he was not just a singer but a multifaceted entertainer. By diversifying his talents, Ranjit Bawa demonstrated his ability to adapt and thrive in a competitive industry.

Impact on Punjabi Culture

Ranjit Bawa’s contribution to Punjabi culture extends beyond his music and acting. Through his art, he has become a cultural ambassador, promoting the rich traditions and values of Punjab on a global platform. His songs often celebrate the essence of Punjabi life, from the beauty of its landscapes to the strength of its people.

In addition to his artistic contributions, Ranjit has been vocal about social issues affecting Punjab. Whether it’s supporting farmer protests or advocating for environmental conservation, he uses his platform to raise awareness and inspire change. This commitment to his roots has earned him immense respect and admiration from his fans.

Challenges and Triumphs

Like any success story, Ranjit Bawa’s journey has not been without challenges. From struggling to find his first break in the industry to navigating the pressures of fame, he has faced numerous obstacles. However, his resilience and unwavering belief in his abilities have helped him overcome these hurdles, emerging stronger each time.

One of his most significant achievements is staying true to his identity despite the changing dynamics of the entertainment industry. While many artists succumb to commercial pressures, Ranjit continues to prioritize authenticity, ensuring that his work resonates with his audience on a deeper level.

Conclusion Ranjit Bawa’s inspirational journey from a small-town boy to a global icon is a shining example of how dedication and perseverance can lead to greatness. His ability to excel in both music and acting, while remaining deeply rooted in Punjabi culture, has made him a beloved figure across the world. Ranjit Bawa is not just a singer or an actor; he is a symbol of hope and determination for anyone striving to achieve their dreams.

As we celebrate his contributions to the Punjabi entertainment industry, we are reminded of the power of staying true to oneself and the importance of hard work. Ranjit Bawa’s legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire generations to come.