Farmers in Punjab started a sit-down protest in Kapurthala demanding timely paddy procurement. Organised by Bharatiya Kisan Union (Krantika...

The anger against the Modi government is now spilling into elections as all the 13 Lok Sabha constituencies of Punjab vote in the last phas...

A large number of farmers gathered at Pipli in this district on Monday to attend a mahapanchayat being held to press for minimum support pr...

"First and foremost, this is not a protest run by any political party or the opposition. It is a farmers' movement against the three new an...

Bharatiya Kisan Union general secretary and member of Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of farmer unions spearheading the anti-agriculture law...

These farmers' meetings, which will culminate on February 23, are part of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha's outreach programme, BKU's media in-ch...

Law student Rishabh Sharma, one of the petitioners in the case, has now filed an amended memo of parties in the top court in which he has i...

In a letter to Union Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Joint Secretary Vivek Aggarwal, the Morcha said the Centre should also stop "defaming...

BKU president Bhanu Pratap Singh alleged that the laws would lead to commercialisation and cartelisation in agriculture, affecting the coun...

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Ganesh Saha said, "The closure of the route is not official and we are assessing the situation." Th...

As many as 31 farmer organisations, under ageis of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) have joined hands for the complete shutdown of Punjab.

The agriculture ministry, however, has reiterated that it is not looking to review its decision of banning HTBt cotton as of now.

BKS president Prabhakar Kelkar said BKU demands for a pension and blanket debt waiver were unrealistic.

BKU's president Naresh Tikait appealed to farmers to fight unitedly against the anti-farmer measure and called for its withdrawal.

According to national spokesperson of the union, Rakesh Tikait, Krishanpal was arrested after his involvement was found in black marketing ...

The members criticized the decision which ban the purchase of paddy crops from UP farmers and was being sold in Haryana.

As paddy sowing is in full swing in Punjab, farmers of numerous villages here have been hit hard by shortage of labourers.