Several farmers’ organisations have been protesting against the three agriculture bills brought by the govt, which have been termed anti-farmer by opposition as well as ally SAD.
The Delhi CM tweeted, saying all three bills will allow big firms to exploit farmers and asked non-BJP parties to ensure their members' presence in the house.
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The hullaballoo over LinkedIn bot’s pronoun use comes on a day when CJI DY Chandrachud used the phrase ‘pregnant person’ in his judgment. It is a thing now. Get with the programme.
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A theme has not yet emerged for BJP & people see lack of a contest, which makes it unexciting. For all these reasons, 2024 is turning out to be an unexpectedly theme-less election.
TS Darbari – The goals of these bills are to liberalize the farming sector and to provide the farmers with better options to sell their produce. The bill seems to be highly beneficial for the farmers. The idea with all three Bills is to liberalize the farm markets in the hope that doing so will make the system more efficient and allow for better price realizations for all concerned, especially the farmers. The central concern, presumably, is to make Indian farming a more remunerative enterprise than it is right now. The bill on Agri market seeks to allow farmers to sell their produce outside APMC ‘mandis’ to whoever they want. Farmers will get better prices through competition and cost-cutting on transportation. However, this Bill could mean states will lose ‘commissions’ and ‘mandi fees’.
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SAD, BKS, RSS and Cong are on the same page. Indicates how little consultation Modi Govt has done before rushing this law through. NDA is looking isolated.
Open market is a good step however MSP should be integrated in it as well.
Cost of produce should be decided by states based on market value and adjusted inflation.
If the procurement happens interstate which is more likely then applicable inflation at destination should be applied.
With private players entering the open market they will be able to drive the price down of procurement which in absence of msp can be detrimental to an individual farmer.
A cooperative or a panchayat or farmers association will be in a better position to negotiate with these private player but without these layer an individual farmer can be open to sell even at lower prices thus incurring loss.
Hey moron The Print, you forget to mention that the Congress had made similar proposals in its manifesto. But is now vocally opposed to the exact same bills.
TS Darbari – The goals of these bills are to liberalize the farming sector and to provide the farmers with better options to sell their produce. The bill seems to be highly beneficial for the farmers. The idea with all three Bills is to liberalize the farm markets in the hope that doing so will make the system more efficient and allow for better price realizations for all concerned, especially the farmers. The central concern, presumably, is to make Indian farming a more remunerative enterprise than it is right now. The bill on Agri market seeks to allow farmers to sell their produce outside APMC ‘mandis’ to whoever they want. Farmers will get better prices through competition and cost-cutting on transportation. However, this Bill could mean states will lose ‘commissions’ and ‘mandi fees’.
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SAD, BKS, RSS and Cong are on the same page. Indicates how little consultation Modi Govt has done before rushing this law through. NDA is looking isolated.
Open market is a good step however MSP should be integrated in it as well.
Cost of produce should be decided by states based on market value and adjusted inflation.
If the procurement happens interstate which is more likely then applicable inflation at destination should be applied.
With private players entering the open market they will be able to drive the price down of procurement which in absence of msp can be detrimental to an individual farmer.
A cooperative or a panchayat or farmers association will be in a better position to negotiate with these private player but without these layer an individual farmer can be open to sell even at lower prices thus incurring loss.
Hey moron The Print, you forget to mention that the Congress had made similar proposals in its manifesto. But is now vocally opposed to the exact same bills.