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Maha ministerial panel to decide on farm laws' implementation

In a significant development, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday decided to set up a Cabinet Sub-Committee to examine the implementation of the recently enacted farm laws that have resulted in protests all over the country. The decision came hours after Minister for Marketing Balasaheb Shamrao Patil stayed a controversial order of August 10 implementing the three farm ordinances.&nbsp;As per the August 10, these ordinances were to be "strictly implemented" even before the laws on it were passed by Parliament last week.
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Farm laws: Maha&nbsp;govt forms Cabinet sub-panel Panel to study implementation of new farm laws Maha&nbsp;govt withdraws three farm ordinances Earlier, govt called for strict implementations&nbsp;

In a significant development, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday decided to set up a Cabinet Sub-Committee to examine the implementation of the recently enacted farm laws that have resulted in protests all over the country. The decision came hours after Minister for Marketing Balasaheb Shamrao Patil stayed a controversial order of August 10 implementing the three farm ordinances.&nbsp;As per the August 10, these ordinances were to be "strictly implemented" even before the laws on it were passed by Parliament last week.
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Farmers block national highway in Haryana against farm ordinances

Several farmer organisations on Thursday blocked the national highway at Pipli in Kurukshetra district of Haryana to protest the Centre's three farm ordinances.
The police resorted to lathicharge the protesters, who they claim pelted stones on the police personnel and broke window panes of a fire brigade vehicle.&nbsp;Later, the protesters sat on a dharna on the National Highway 22 to block the traffic.&nbsp;
Despite strict arrangements made by the district administration to prevent any farmer from reaching Pipli grain market to participate in the rally, many farmers managed to reach near the destination. The farmers claim the 3 ordinances brought in by Centre are anti-farmer.&nbsp;

Several farmer organisations on Thursday blocked the national highway at Pipli in Kurukshetra district of Haryana to protest the Centre's three farm ordinances.
The police lathicharged the protesters, who they claim pelted stones on the police personnel and broke window panes of a fire brigade vehicle.&nbsp;Later, the protesters sat on a dharna on the National Highway 22 to block the traffic.&nbsp;
Despite strict arrangements made by the district administration to prevent any farmer from reaching Pipli grain market to participate in the rally, many farmers managed to reach near the destination. The farmers claim the 3 ordinances brought in by Centre are anti-farmer.&nbsp;

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