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Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday hinted that the Modi govt could re-introduce the now withdrawn controverisal farm laws. 
The minister said that some people did not like the three laws and because of that the govt had to take a step back and withdraw them but he added that they are not disappointed and will move forward once again. 
PM Modi had announced the withdrawal of the farm laws last month after a year-long stir by the farmers against them. 
The laws were then officially withdrawn in the Parliament.
The Prime Minister while announcing the repeal had said that his govt tried to convince the farmers about the benefits of these laws but they were unable to bring certain groups on board. 

'Will move forward again': Agriculture Minister on farm laws

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday hinted that the Modi govt could re-introduce the now withdrawn controverisal farm laws. 

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar&nbsp;on Friday hinted that the Modi&nbsp;govt could re-introduce the now withdrawn controverisal&nbsp;farm laws.&nbsp;
BITE:&nbsp;"We brought the agriculture amendment laws. But some people did not like these laws, which, after 70 years after Independence, were a big reform under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership,"&nbsp;But the government is not disappointed... we moved a step back and we will move forward again because farmers are India's backbone,"
PM Modi&nbsp;had announced the withdrawal of the farm laws last month after a year-long stir by the farmers against them.&nbsp;
The laws were then officially withdrawn in the Parliament.
The Prime Minister while announcing the repeal had said that his govt tried to convince the farmers about the benefits of these laws but they were unable to bring certain groups on board.&nbsp;

PM Modi&nbsp;had announced the withdrawal of the farm laws last month after a year-long stir by the farmers against them.&nbsp;

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar&nbsp;on Friday hinted that the Modi&nbsp;govt could re-introduce the now withdrawn controverisal&nbsp;farm laws.&nbsp;
The minister said that some people did not like the three laws and because of that the govt had to take a step back and withdraw them but he added that they are not disappointed and will move forward once again.&nbsp;
PM Modi&nbsp;had announced the withdrawal of the farm laws last month after a year-long stir by the farmers against them.&nbsp; ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/pm-modi-announces-precaution-dose-for-healthcare-workers-those-above-60-with-co-morbidities-1640451253517">PM Modi announces 'precaution dose' for healthcare workers, those above 60 with co-morbidities</a>
The laws were then officially withdrawn in the Parliament.
The Prime Minister while announcing the repeal had said that his govt tried to convince the farmers about the benefits of these laws but they were unable to bring certain groups on board.&nbsp;

The government has said that there is "no record" of the deaths of the farmers who were protesting the three contentious laws over the last one year....

No data on farmers' deaths, no question of compensation: Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar

No data on farmers' deaths, no question of compensation: minister Narendra Tomar tells Parliament

Agriculture minister rules out compensation for farmers' deaths

Agriculture minister rules out compensation for farmers' deaths
'No data on deaths, hence no question of compensation'
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Farm laws repealed, farmers insist on legal backing for MSP

In a written reply in Parliament, Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar said that his ministry has "no record of farmers' deaths during protests, and hence the question of compensation does not arise."&nbsp;

The government has said that there is "no record" of the deaths of the farmers who were protesting the three contentious laws over the last one year.
In a written reply in Parliament, Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar said that his ministry has "no record in the matter, and hence the question of compensation does not arise."
The minister was questioned by the opposition on the data, and if the government is planning to give financial relief to the affected families.
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Farmers bodies have claimed that more than 700 farmers have died during the protests and have been demanding compensation for the families. Opposition has also been raising the demand for compensation for farmers deaths.
The contentious farms laws were repealed on Monday in parliament in one of the fastest repeals the country has recently seen.
While the government is trying to convince farmers to call off their agitation, the protesting farmers' groups are pressuring the Centre for a legal backing for MSP for their crops.

As farmers' agitation at the borders of the national capital completes one year, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Tomar confirmed that the bill to repeal the three controversial farm laws will be tabled in the Parliament on the first day of the winter session. The session starts from November 29. 
The minister urged the farmers to end their protest and go home. He said with the repeal of the three laws there is no point in continuing their agitation. 
Tomar also said that the govt has agreed to the farmers' demand of decriminalising stubble burning. On the demand to bring in a law on MSP, the minister said that the PM has announced formation of a committee that will look into making MSP system more transparent & effective. 
On this issue of taking back cases registered against farmers during the course of the protest, the minister said that it comes under the jurisdiction of the state govt. 

Bill to repeal three farm laws to be tabled on first day of winter session: Centre

Bill to repeal farm laws to be tabled in Parliament on Monday, Centre urges farmers to go home

As farmers' agitation at the borders of the national capital completes one year, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra&nbsp;Tomar confirmed that the bill to repeal the three controversial farm laws will be tabled in the Parliament on the first day of the winter session. The session starts on November 29.&nbsp;
The minister urged the farmers to end their protest and go home. He said with the repeal of the three laws there is no point in continuing their agitation.&nbsp;
Tomar&nbsp;also said that the govt has agreed to the farmers' demand of decriminalising stubble burning. On the demand to bring in a law on MSP, the minister said that the PM has announced formation of a committee that will look into&nbsp;making MSP system more transparent &amp; effective.&nbsp;
On this issue of taking back cases registered against farmers during the course of the protest, the minister said that it comes under the jurisdiction of the state govt.&nbsp;
BITE:&nbsp;As far as cases registered during the protest are concerned, it comes under the jurisdiction of state govts &amp; they will take a decision. State govts will decide on the issue of compensation too, as per their state policy

The minister urged the farmers to end their protest and go home. He said with the repeal of the three laws there is no point in continuing their agitation.&nbsp;

As farmers' agitation at the borders of the national capital completes one year, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra&nbsp;Tomar confirmed that the bill to repeal the three controversial farm laws will be tabled in the Parliament on the first day of the winter session. The session starts from November 29.&nbsp;
The minister urged the farmers to end their protest and go home. He said with the repeal of the three laws there is no point in continuing their agitation.&nbsp;
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Tomar&nbsp;also said that the govt has agreed to the farmers' demand of decriminalising stubble burning. On the demand to bring in a law on MSP, the minister said that the PM has announced formation of a committee that will look into&nbsp;making MSP system more transparent &amp; effective.&nbsp;
On this issue of taking back cases registered against farmers during the course of the protest, the minister said that it comes under the jurisdiction of the state govt.&nbsp;

Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said that Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee (APMCs) won't be abolished but strengthened, after the implementation of farm laws. He further said that Rs 1-lakh-crore agriculture infrastructure fund proposed in the Budget will now be available for APMCs. 
The decision to include APMCs under the agriculture infrastructure fund was first announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on May 15, 2020. The announcement was made by Tomar after the first meeting of the reshuffled Union Cabinet and the Council of Minister on Thursday. 
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Farmer unions are meanwhile on protests nationwide, against the fuel price hike. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha has also planned fresh rounds of protests during the monsoon session of the parliament scheduled later this month, when 200 protestors will agitate everyday outside the Parliament building, reiterating their demands of repealing the three farm laws and a legal guarantee for Minimum Support price (MSP).

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Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar reaches out to farmers, to hold talks instead of protests. He said AMPCs will not be abolished but strengthened.

Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said that Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee (APMCs) won't be abolished but strengthened, after the implementation of farm laws. He further said that Rs 1-lakh-crore agriculture infrastructure fund proposed in the Budget will now be available for APMCs. 
The decision to include APMCs under the agriculture infrastructure fund was first announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on May 15, 2020. The announcement was made by Tomar after the first meeting of the reshuffled Union Cabinet and the Council of Minister on Thursday. 
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Farmer unions are meanwhile on protests nationwide, against the fuel price hike. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha has also planned fresh rounds of protests during the monsoon session of the parliament scheduled later this month, when 200 protestors will agitate everyday outside the Parliament building, reiterating their demands of repealing the three farm laws and a legal guarantee for Minimum Support price (MSP).

Under attack from opposition over the ongoing farmers' agitation against the three new farm laws, Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday that if the government was ready to make any changes in these laws, it didn't mean that there was any problem with them. He added that farmers in a particular state are being misled on the farm laws. Addressing the Rajya Sabha, Tomar said: "I made it clear that if Govt is ready to make amendments, it doesn't mean there is any problem in farm laws. People in a particular state are misinformed."

Agriculture minister: Ready to change farm laws, but doesn't mean they are wrong

Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday that if the government was ready to make any changes in these laws, it didn't mean that there was any problem with them

Under attack from opposition over the ongoing farmers' agitation against the three new farm laws, Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday that if the government was ready to make any changes in these laws, it didn't mean that there was any problem with them. He added that farmers in a particular state are being misled on the farm laws.
Byte:&nbsp;I made it clear that if Govt is ready to make amendments, it doesn't mean there is any problem in farm laws.

Under attack from opposition over the ongoing farmers' agitation against the three new farm laws, Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday that if the government was ready to make any changes in these laws, it didn't mean that there was any problem with them. He added that farmers in a particular state are being misled on the farm laws. Addressing the Rajya Sabha, Tomar said: "I made it clear that if Govt is ready to make amendments, it doesn't mean there is any problem in farm laws. People in a particular state are misinformed."

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has written an 8-page letter to the protesting farmers, requesting them to not believe in the 'white lies' being spread by some people that MSP will be stopped. Tomar, in his letter, reiterated that the government is ready to give a written assurance regarding the MSP. The letter said, some farmer groups have spread rumours and misinformation, adding that those sitting on railway tracks who stopped rations reaching our soldiers protecting our borders, can&rsquo;t be farmers.

Don't fall for rumours: Tomar in 8-page letter to farmers

Agriculture Minister writes 8-page letter to farmers
Tomar&nbsp;to farmers: don't believe in 'white lies'
Tomar: some spreading rumours that MSP&nbsp;will be stopped
Tomar: govt ready to give a written assurance on MSP
'Those sitting on railway tracks stopping ration...
... from reaching our soldiers can&rsquo;t be farmers'

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has written an 8-page letter to the protesting farmers, requesting them to not believe in the 'white lies' being spread by some people that MSP will be stopped. Tomar, in his letter, reiterated that the government is ready to give a written assurance regarding the MSP. The letter said, some farmer groups have spread rumours and misinformation, adding that those sitting on railway tracks who stopped rations reaching our soldiers protecting our borders, can&rsquo;t be farmers.

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