On 12/15/2020 at 1:25 AM, Sachin200 said:

Ee farm bill meedha mixed opinion undhi . Eppudu protest chestuna vallu punjab , haryana and why not MH, AP, TG,TN farmers protesting ? 

Because mandis are owned by the powerful and public representatives... valla commission pothundi ani...farmersni recha goduthunnaru...

Kejriwal  2017 manifesto 

4 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Kejriwal  2017 manifesto 

Almost all parties said that 

Just now, Ryzen_renoir said:

Almost all parties said that 

Kejriwal gadu kathalu padutunadu ga eppudu 

1 minute ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Almost all parties said that 

Arvind Kejriwal turns blatant; Tears Copies Of Farm Laws

 

On 12/15/2020 at 1:30 AM, RajNeethi said:

lack of awareness.

farmers don’t use internet or any electronic media to analyze and grasp the information. They are reactive sufferers. 

yes only punjab and haryana farmers have special internet in their phones which helped them to analyze and graso the information in the farm bills

19 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Kejriwal  2017 manifesto 

givanni maaku thelvad bjp down down

I support BJP but this bill looks bit fishy to me

31 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Arvind Kejriwal turns blatant; Tears Copies Of Farm Laws

 

Eediki pagalali, baaga ekuva chestundu..Dilli la pani cheyavayya ante UP la contest chestadu anta...

On 12/15/2020 at 1:09 AM, Ryzen_renoir said:

Can a normal farmer go up against a coorporate house like Adani , Ambani and get justice in india ? 

Three supreme court judges have worked with RIL directly and many high court judges all over India are in one way or other have a financial relationship with RIL . 

How can a small farmer go up against these fellows ? 

Congress gurunchi separate thread vedhamu . Why is there no legal safeguards to small farmers in these laws ? 

like ashok gulati said corporates look to build relations with farmers and wouldnt want to exploit them

for once stop villainizing corporates look what amul did to milk business 

farmers can form co-operatives and appoint lawyers 

best solution - farmers can reject working with corporates nobody is forcing them 

14 minutes ago, Daaarling said:

I support BJP but this bill looks bit fishy to me

check ashok gulati views to get clarity on the bills

6 hours ago, Pappu_Packitmaar said:

Eediki pagalali, baaga ekuva chestundu..Dilli la pani cheyavayya ante UP la contest chestadu anta...

Eedu third front lo key player ga undham anukuntunadu . Eedi fans veedu pm candidate anattu cheptaru . Eedu nijam anukuntunadu 

Kejriwal, undaunted by his earlier failure at expansion, has announced new plans to expand his Aam Aadmi Party's influence. He has announced that the party will contest the next Uttar Pradesh election in 2022. Sanjay Singh, a Rajya Sabha member and political strategist of AAP, is a local face, and to build the party organisation, he has been touring the state. He has also gained few brownie points with his boss by openly criticising Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and invited the wrath of the mercurial leader - the government has lodged more than a dozen FIRs against him.

Kejriwal was also seen in a video recently congratulating his party member who won a Zila Parishad election in Goa. This is a first of for AAP in the coastal state. In the last Goa assembly election held in 2017, AAP clocked 6% vote share. This was the third-best performance of the AAP after Delhi and Punjab, where it emerged as the main opposition party in the last election in 2017.

These are all pieces of a larger picture. Kejriwal has been by active during the ongoing farmers' movement. He extended support to the farmers protesting against the union government and visited them at the border where they have been on dharna for the last three weeks. He joined the hunger strike called by farmers on Tuesday. By supporting the farmers, who are mainly from Punjab, Kejriwal is working on a better showing in the state when it votes next year. By supporting Punjab farmers, he wants to make AAP relevant again after setbacks on account of internal dissent and sabotage.

 

7 hours ago, rightwinger91 said:

yes only punjab and haryana farmers have special internet in their phones which helped them to analyze and graso the information in the farm bills

keep making bs jokes on stuff that are already mentioned. Punjab lands are owned by comparatively rich farmers, which is why they are ablle to organize effectively.

elsewhere in India, land holding is mostly scattered among small farmers.

7 hours ago, rightwinger91 said:

check ashok gulati views to get clarity on the bills

don't worry. you don't need to convince her. she's pakka Hindutva pig. one of the most disgusting in this db. she won't care as long as anything helps BJP

7 hours ago, rightwinger91 said:

like ashok gulati said corporates look to build relations with farmers and wouldnt want to exploit them

for once stop villainizing corporates look what amul did to milk business 

farmers can form co-operatives and appoint lawyers 

best solution - farmers can reject working with corporates nobody is forcing them 

what relations can 'farmers' build with corporates in an unregulated market? wtf are you blabbering?

I asked you a simple question earlier. will privatization improve farm incomes? the answer is no.

its also because there are too many people in farming in India. The govt without focusing on improving competition and cash flow in non-agri economy, is trying to show its 'free market' credentials with this farm bill.

It all comes down to this. If the overall economy was in better shape, most people would just move on trying to pick up jobs in non-agri sector, since most farmers are actually farmer-labourers.