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editorji's&nbsp;Rohit&nbsp;Vishwakarma&nbsp;speaks to the farmers in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;sugarcane belt to find out what they think about the now-repealed farm laws, the farmers agitation and how it will affect the upcoming assembly elections.&nbsp;

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editorji's Rohit Vishwakarma speaks to the farmers in Uttar Pradesh's sugarcane belt to find out what they think about the now-repealed farm laws, the farmers agitation and how it will affect the upcoming assembly elections. 

editorji's ground report from Uttar Pradesh's&nbsp;sugarcane belt

editorji's&nbsp;Rohit&nbsp;Vishwakarma&nbsp;speaks to the farmers in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;sugarcane belt to find out what they think about the now-repealed farm laws, the farmers agitation and how it will affect the upcoming assembly elections.&nbsp;

Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the umbrella body leading the farmers protest, has said that they have formed 5-member panel to discuss their remaining demands after Home Minister Amit Shah called them on Friday night. 
At a meeting held at the Singhu border in Delhi, farmer unions reiterated that they will not end their agitation and go back home till cases against protesting farmers are withdrawn. 
The controversial farm laws were withdrawn in Parliament on Monday after a year-long agitation by the farmers.
While the Modi govt has asked the farmers to end their agitation post the repeal, farmers have refused to do so till their remaining demands like a law on MSP, withdrawal of cases against them etc are met. 

'Amit Shah called': Farmers form 5-member panel for talks with govt

Farmer unions have said that they have formed 5-member panel to discuss their remaining demands after Home Minister Amit Shah called them on Friday night. 

Samyukta&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Morcha, the umbrella body leading the farmers protest,&nbsp;has said that they have formed 5-member panel to discuss their remaining demands after Home Minister Amit Shah called them on Friday night.&nbsp;
At a meeting held at the Singhu&nbsp;border in Delhi, farmer unions reiterated that they will not end their agitation and go back home till cases against protesting farmers are withdrawn.&nbsp;
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The controversial farm laws were withdrawn in Parliament on Monday after a year-long agitation by the farmers.
While the Modi govt has asked the farmers to end their agitation post the repeal, farmers have refused to do so till their remaining demands like a law on MSP, withdrawal of cases against them etc are met.&nbsp;

While the Modi govt has asked the farmers to end their agitation post the repeal, farmers have refused to do so till their remaining demands are met.&nbsp;

Samyukta&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Morcha, the umbrella body leading the farmers protest,&nbsp;has said that they have formed 5-member panel to discuss their remaining demands after Home Minister Amit Shah called them on Friday night.&nbsp;
At a meeting held at the Singhu&nbsp;border in Delhi, farmer unions reiterated that they will not end their agitation and go back home till cases against protesting farmers are withdrawn.&nbsp;
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The controversial farm laws were withdrawn in Parliament on Monday after a year-long agitation by the farmers.
While the Modi govt has asked the farmers to end their agitation post the repeal, farmers have refused to do so till their remaining demands like a law on MSP, withdrawal of cases against them etc are met.&nbsp;

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The Farm Laws Repeal Bill is slated to be introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not present at the all-party meeting convened by the government, Defence Minister and Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Rajnath Singh sought cooperation from all parties for productive and smooth functioning of the House.
The government is ready for discussions on all the issues permitted by the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairman, he said.
Talking to reporters, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said leaders wanted to ask more from the prime minister about the farm laws as there were some apprehensions that these legislations might again come in some other form.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said there is no tradition of the prime minister attending the all-party meet.

Parliament winter session Day 1: Farm law repeal top agenda, Opposition wants legal backing for MSP

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself

Winter Session: Govt to bring bill to repeal farm laws

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The&nbsp;Farm Laws Repeal Bill&nbsp;has been listed for introduction and passage in the Lok Sabha on the first day. It will be introduced by the Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar.&nbsp;The ruling BJP&nbsp;and the opposition Congress have issued whips to their MPs to be present on the day.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.

The government has listed a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day of the Winter Session itself

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The Farm Laws Repeal Bill is slated to be introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
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The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not present at the all-party meeting convened by the government, Defence Minister and Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Rajnath Singh sought cooperation from all parties for productive and smooth functioning of the House.
The government is ready for discussions on all the issues permitted by the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairman, he said.
Talking to reporters, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said leaders wanted to ask more from the prime minister about the farm laws as there were some apprehensions that these legislations might again come in some other form.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said there is no tradition of the prime minister attending the all-party meet.
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The BJP-led government has a heavy agenda for the winter session beginning November 29 with its legislative business including 26 new bills.
The opening day proceedings of the seventh session of the 17th Lok Sabha will be quite significant politically as the government has hinted that the bill to repeal three farm laws will be taken up on priority. The bill was cleared by the union cabinet earlier this week.Meanwhile, the Opposition, too, is adamant to discuss the bill in the House to corner the government over the farm issues. The Congress has issued three-line whips in both the Houses, asking party MPs to be present on MondayApart from that the Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021 is also in government's agenda. The Winter Session is set to start on Monday, November 29, and will work till December 23.

PM Modi to chair all-party meet ahead of winter session; repeal to crypto - a heavy agenda ahead

26 new bills and one repeal, the opening day proceedings of the seventh session of the 17th Lok Sabha promises to be action packed tomorrow

PM Modi&nbsp;chairs all-party meet ahead of winter session of Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;
Govt's&nbsp;heavy agenda for winter session with 26 new bills
Politically significant winter session from Nov 29, farm laws repeal to be priority as per govt&nbsp;
Opp'n&nbsp;to corner govt over farm issues, Congress asks party MPs&nbsp;to be present&nbsp;
Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021 govt's agenda&nbsp;
Winter session to run from Nov. 29 to Dec. 23&nbsp;

Heavy agenda for the winter session beginning November 29 with its legislative business including 26 new bills.

The BJP-led government has a heavy agenda for the winter session beginning November 29 with its legislative business including 26 new bills.
The opening day proceedings of the seventh session of the 17th Lok Sabha will be quite significant politically as the government has hinted that the bill to repeal three farm laws will be taken up on priority. The bill was cleared by the union cabinet earlier this week.
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