 | Farmers prepared for a long haul, will relent only when demands met: Rakesh TikaitTikait reiterated that the Centre must withdraw the farm laws and provide a legal guarantee on MSP. |
 | Agri laws agitation: Haryana cops book farmers for construction on roadLabourers can be seen constructing permanent structures on the roadside at various places at Singhu border. There are four double-storey houses which are being built at the border. |
 | Farmers' protest: Raised tents, jute pads to beat the heat at Ghazipur borderFor protection from heat, arrangements have been made for a large tent in front of the stage, so that people can sit there and listen to the speakers. |
 | Tractor rally mishap: No gunshot wounds on deceased farmer, say Delhi, UP copsDelhi Police has said that according to the post-mortem report the young farmer died due to a head injury as a result of the accident. |
 | In high spirits, farmers at Delhi's Singhu border unmindful of dip in protesters' footfallExcept for a brief period after the Republic Day violence, which saw attrition of protesters, the site has been active since the farmers camped here in November last year. |
 | Farmers' stir: Mini hospital comes up at Delhi's Singhu border to help elderly protestersWhile the 'mini hospital' has six beds with provisions for glucose and other medical items, the 24-hours facility has a doctor and a nursing staff and also has a full-fledged chemist. |
 | Rail roko: 'Will burn crops but continue stir', says BKU leader Rakesh TikaitWhile farmer leaders claimed the four-hour stir was peaceful and a big success, the railways claimed it had negligible impact. |
 | Rail roko will be peaceful, will not join politics: Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh TikaitHe also condemned the violence that happened at Red Fort on January 26 and said that Bharatiya Kisan Union has no connection with those responsible. |
 | Crowds thin at Singhu, Tikri, but farmer leaders say movement stronger than everEven as the "langars" and tents at Delhi's borders appear vacant, the farmer leaders insist that the crowd is merely shifting from one spot to another to mobilise more people to join the movement. |
 | Farmers' protest: Sedition law cannot be invoked to quieten disquiet, says Delhi courtThe court said that the law of sedition was a powerful tool in the hands of the state to maintain peace and order in society. |
 | To drum up support for farmers' stir, peasant leaders to hold meetings in West Bengal tooSpeaking to reporters on the sidelines of a farmers' "mahapanchayat" at Garhi Sampla here, the peasant leaders said like many other states, they will tour West Bengal too shortly. |
 | Inflation on rise but sugarcane rates stagnant; UP govt owes Rs 12,000 crore to farmers: Rakesh TikaitTikait said over the years, prices of petrol and diesel, LPG cylinders, school education and fertilizers have gone up but the price of sugarcane has remained as it is. |
 | INTERVIEW| Centre's willingness to amend farm laws means they are flawed: Punjab CM Amarinder SinghThe Punjab chief minister feels that anti-social elements seem to have been sponsored and instigated the violence on Republic Day. |
 | Delhi Police takes Deep Sidhu to Red Fort to recreate vandalism scene on R-DayBefore Red Fort, the investigating team took Sidhu and Singh to the routes that they took to enter the national capital and reach the Red Fort. |
 | Trevor Noah joins list of international celebrities to shine spotlight on Indian farmers' protestOn February 2, a tweet by pop star Rihanna triggered a wave of support for the protesting farmers by a number of global personalities, activists and politicians. |
