Waqf Board claims 75% of the land in Talegaon village of Latur district
Every farmer in Talegaon somehow manages a living out of farming and menial labour. The farmers wonder how they will get through if the land is lost.
After farmer’s land, now the land of Hindu muths claimed by the Waqf Board
The devotees are asking how the muth founded in the 13thcentury became a Muslim cemetery. They have opposed vehemently and expressed anger over the transfer of 1.28 acre of property to the Waqf board.
A farmer’s land has been recorded as Waqf land
Mallappa Massuthi has claimed that his family has been farming on his ancestral land for many years.
Karnataka Waqf Board claims 1,200 acres of farmer’s land in a village
Vice president of Hinwada Grampanchayat Sunil Shankarappa Tudeegal said it is mentioned in the notice that this land belongs to Shah Ameenuddin Dargah; but this dargah did not exist for centuries.
Did Kangana really go wrong?
It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Kangana has exposed the fallaciousness of this agitation and its hidden anti national activities. Therefore, no matter what anyone says about her, it’s true that Kangana’s statement has achieved a lot of things!
There can be a movement like Bangladesh in India too : Rakesh Tikait
Tikait added that more than 750 farmers sacrificed their lives in the farmers’ movement; but the Union Government did not say anything about it.
GT World mall in Bengaluru penalised with 7-day closure
The incident occurred on 16thJuly, and action was taken against the mall on 18thJuly.
Maharashtra Govt announces farmers’ debt waiver and ‘Mukhyamantri ladki bahin yojana’
Under the ‘Mukhyamantri Annapurna Yojana’, 3 free gas cylinders per home will be given benefitting over 52 lakh families.
Government orders the closure of the ‘X’ accounts connected with the farmers’ agitation
The Directorate of Information Technology is examining the petition and will respond soon. ‘X’ said that they have file a petition against the Government of India.
Teach a lesson to the Govt that regards farmers as enemies : Naxal Leaflets
The farmers, converging at the borders of Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana on their way to the capital, have been halted. They have made 13 demands, including the Minimum Basic Price Act.