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Devesh Mishra Several Groups of protesting farmers on Tuesday have entered New Delhi after they breached the Police barricades near Singhu border where farmers have been protesting for the past sixty days. Eyewitnesses told The Kashmiriyat that early morning near Singhu as the farmers tried to march peacefully ahead towards Delhi, the Delhi Police cane charged people resulting in a confrontation. "Some of the farmers tried to speak to the Policemen deployed out there, but others marched ahead and started beating the farmers at the Singhu protest site," a farmer Ramandeep Singh told The Kashmiriyat. He said that when people spotted some of the farmers rounded up by Police, others marched ahead resulting in a confrontation and as the word spread, People broke through the barricades....

The Police resorted to Lathi Charge and Immense tear smoke shelling on Tuesday morning on the groups of farmers camping at Singhu border points of New Delhi. The Farmers attempted to enter the city to carry out a tractor rally in protest against the Centre’s three contentious farm laws. Chants of ‘Kisan kanoon wapas lo’ (take back the farm laws) rent the air on the Karnal road leading to the national capital. Delhi Police fired tear gas shells to stop farmers marching from the Singhu border and disperse them. “The farmers did not relent and started moving towards the Outer Ring Road breaking police barricades,” an official said, according to news agency PTI.buy aciphex generic buynoprescriptiononlinerxx.com/aciphex.html over the counter

Between March 18 and December 31, 2020 billionaires worldwide saw their wealth increase by a staggering $3.9 trillion. To what equals to G20 governments having spent in response to the pandemic, the total of such billionaires now touches $11.95 trillion. The Executive Director of Oxfam International Gabriela Bucher, talking about the impact of Covid-19 on the world economy said “ We stand to witness the greatest rise in inequality since records began. The deep divide between the rich and poor is proving as deadly as the virus. Rigged economies are funneling wealth to a rich elite who are riding out the pandemic in luxury, while those on the frontline of the pandemic -- shop assistants, healthcare workers, and market vendors -- are struggling to pay the bills and put food on the table". ...

CJP has sent complaints on two occasions to Facebook concerning the inflammatory acts of Ragini Tiwari. The December 24, 2020 complaint was about her video whereby she appealed to the masses to prepare themselves for December 17 to recreate Jafrabad, if the farmers don’t stop protesting and leave Delhi. She openly issued a fresh warning to the Central and Delhi Government that if the protests are not put to an end by December 16, she will take to the streets and get all roads cleared and history will repeat itself. By history, she meant the targeted Delhi Pogrom where she brazenly called for the slaughter of the Muslim community and the violence that followed led to deaths of more than 50 people. Another complaint was sent on March 3, 2020 for the comments she made in a Facebook live br...

Justice Pushpa Ganediwala, while modifying the conviction of a man, who was sentenced to jail for sexually assaulting a minor girl ruled out and pronounced the decision as a single - judge on the bench. Physical contact - 'skin-to-skin contact with sexual intent' - and mere groping would not be considered sexual assault, as ruled the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court. The HC opined that touching a minor's chest would not amount to sexual assault unless the accused removed the top worn by the girl or slid his hand within the garments, disregarding the consent and inappropriate nature of the touch. The court also said that the act could be one of criminal force to a woman or a girl with the intention to outrage her modesty, for which minimum and maximum punishment is one and five y...

On Saturday, a protest was staged outside the Governor house that demanded new laws must be taken back at an earliest in support of farmers protesting on the borders of Delhi against agricultural laws, in Jammu. Kishore Kumar, a senior leader of the Kisan Tehreek, during a protest outside the Governor's House in Jammu said that the Supreme Court had stayed agricultural laws but the government does not act upon it. He said that the Union government has been discussing its benefits in eight rounds of talks and hasn't accepted farmers demands. "Modi government at the Center was constantly cheating the farmers. It had passed anti-farmer bills without telling the truth to the people, but resorting to lies and deception," Kumar said. "The government is also cheating the farmers in th...

The chairman of the Reliance group who is currently on a visit to the famous ski resort in North Kashmir is likely to meet the officials of the tourism department of Jammu Kashmir. Anil, who arrived here on Saturday along with his family on Friday is staying amid high-security at the Kyber hotel in Gulmarg. His visit has raised apprehensions in various circles of Kashmir, while many criticized the Jammu Kashmir tourism for trying to promote Kashmir tourism through a bankrupt. One Social media user wrote, "Ronaldo rejects $6m-a-year deal to promote Saudi tourism, And here we are trying to promote JK tourism through a bankrupt Anil Ambani., JK tourism should have roped in national stars for winter sports in Kashmir (Gulmarg). https://twitter.com/fayazm74/status/135295536346148454...

On Friday, Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar has told the farm unions that the government would not repeal three contentious agricultural laws. The Centre asked the farmers to reconsider its proposal for putting the Acts on hold for 12-18 months adding that it was the best offer Government could provide to them. Tomar said the dialogue process could only restart if the farmers reconsider the government’s proposal, and asked the farm unions to inform the latter by January 23 if they were ready to change their minds. While farmers' unions have called for the repeal of the laws. On Friday, they vowed to intensify their agitation, The farmers union said that they are going to take a rally on tractors in Delhi on January 26. However, they said they will do it after Ind...

On January 16, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) issued summons to Khalsa Aid’s India director Amanpreet Singh and other trustees and asked them to depose before the agency. On 18th January, Khalsa Aid has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for its humanitarian work across the world. During the 2014 flood, Khalsa Aid undertook massive relief projects in Kashmir valley and similarly after Kashmiri students were attacked in various parts of India, Khalsa aid organized food, transport, and other essential services for Kashmiris in various parts of India. Canadian MP Tim Uppal, Mayor of Brampton Patrick Brown, and the MP for Brampton South Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria have nominated Khalsa Aid for the Nobel Peace Prize. Khalsa aid organization has been very helpful to the pe...

A shrine in the Bithoor area of Kanpur was vandalized by some miscreants belonging to Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal then painted the shrine with saffron colour, The incident took place on 17th January. As per reports, Some locals said these miscreants were coming to the shrine area for three days and causing mischief in the area. The shrine was vandalized and ‘Jai Shri Ram’ was written on the walls, but till now no action has been taken by the police of Uttar Pradesh. The police have lodged a case against 40-50 people but no one has been arrested.buy filitra online https://www.conci.com/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen/inc/new/filitra.html no prescription When police was asked about the incident, they denied it and said nothing has been done to the shrine, everything is al...