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Thousands of farmers stay put at various #Delhibor

Thousands of farmers stay put at various #Delhiborder points for the sixth consecutive day on #Tuesday protesting against the new farm laws. The farmers from #Punjab, #Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting since Thursday as part of their 'Delhi Chalo' march. Bhim Army chief Chandra Shekhar Azad also joined the farmers' protest at UP Gate border which connects Delhi and #UttarPradesh. #Azad reached UP Gate along with dozens of his supporters to show solidarity with the farmers. As of now, farmer unions have accepted centre's offer to hold talks as protesters continued their agitation at Delhi border points. The meeting has been called at #VigyanBhawan in the #nationalcapital. #FarmersProtest #chandrashekharazad #chandrashekhar #FarmersDilliChalo #Farmers #istandwithfarmers #farmerlifematters #protest #farmerlife #FarmLaws #FarmersBill2020 #DelhiChalo #FarmersDelhiProtest #MIG #MediaIndiaGroup 📸 @amankanojia.ak

The farmers unions unanimously rejected on Sunday

The farmers unions unanimously rejected on Sunday union home minister Amit Shah’s offer of holding talks provided the farmers moved to Burari as a protest site. “Shah’s offer was conditional and it has been rejected after a meeting of the coordination committee of over 500 farmers’ unions from across the country. We want the right to hold the protest at Jantar Mantar, the Boat Club or the Ramlila Maidan and only then we will go for unconditional talks where the government will listen to our demands,” Comrade Satyawan, national secretary of All India Kisan and Krushak Mazdoor Sangh, and an important farm leader from Haryana tells Media India Group. Rejecting statements by government officials that only Punjab and Haryana farmers were upset by the farm bills, convenor of the National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM) and founder of Narmada Bachao Andolan Medha Patkar said that the statements were being made by the government and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in order to spread confusion and disinformation. “It is true that the Punjab and Haryana farmers are at the forefront of the agitation and we all salute them. But, the issue has evoked protests all over the country and farmers in different states – Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana or Andhra Pradesh are equally upset over the farm laws and thousands of them are enroute to the national capital to join the Punjab and Haryana farmers. But the governments in BJP-ruled states have put up barricades to stop them there and hence it is taking them time to reach Delhi. Already, hundreds of farmers who had been stopped in western Uttar Pradesh have reached Delhi today and over the next couple of days hundreds more will reach here,’’ Patkar tells Media India Group, after she held day-long consultations with farmers leaders at the Singhu border. To read the full article, visit the link in bio #FarmersProtest #FarmersDilliChalo #Farmers #istandwithfarmers #farmerlifematters #protest #farmerlife #FarmLaws #FarmersBill2020 #DelhiChalo #FarmersDelhiProtest #MIG #MediaIndiaGroup

Thousands of devotees turned up at the iconic Bang

Thousands of devotees turned up at the iconic Bangla Sahib gurudwara in New Delhi to celebrate 551st birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, founder of Sikhism. 📸 @insta_khichik #gurunanak #banglasahib
#gurudrawa #gurunanakjayanti #banglasahib #banglasahibgurudwara #indianfestivals #festivevibes #festivalsofindia #indiantradition #sikh #sikhism #sikhtemple #sikhismੴ #langar #NewDelhi #newnormal2020 #festivalsinpandemic #festivalseason2020 #decoration #gurunanakdevji #gurunanakdev

It’s been three days now that farmers from Punja

It’s been three days now that farmers from Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh have been marching towards Delhi and are now in Delhi protesting against the three farm laws that were passed in September. The farmers say that the laws that concern them were passed without even consulting any farmer body. “When they introduced the three laws, first of all not a single farmers’ organisation in the country asked them to bring such ordinances. When they brought the bills in the Parliament, they passed them in a very undemocratic fashion in the Rajya Sabha where the government does not have a majority,” says Sunilam from Kisan Sangharsh Samiti and a former MLA from Madhya Pradesh tells Media India Group. To read the full article, visit the link in bio #FarmersProtest #FarmersDilliChalo #Farmers #istandwithfarmers #farmerlifematters #protest #farmerlife #FarmLaws #FarmersBill2020 #DelhiChalo #FarmersDelhiProtest #MIG #MediaIndiaGroup

Two days after thousands of farmers from across th

Two days after thousands of farmers from across the country began marching towards New Delhi in protest against the recent farm laws and seeking debt relief, they managed to enter the capital, overcoming several barricades as well as braving tear gas shells and lathi-charge. After a day-long stand-off at Tikri border in west Delhi, the government finally blinked and allowed the farmers to enter and stage protest in New Delhi. Farmers say that thousands more will join them at Burari for their sit in and that they are ready for the long haul if the government does not accede to their demands. #FarmersProtest #FarmersDilliChalo #Farmers #istandwithfarmers #farmerlifematters #protest #farmerlife #FarmLaws #FarmersBill2020 #DelhiChalo #FarmersDelhiProtest #MIG #teargas #mediaindiagroup 📸 @amankanojia.ak
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On November 26,1949, the Constitution of India was

On November 26,1949, the Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly and on January 26, 1950 it came into force. The Constitution declared India a "sovereign, secular, democratic republic and to secure to all its citizens justice, social, economic and political; liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship; equality of status and of opportunity; and to promote among them all fraternity assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the nation." Constitution Day is celebrated as a tribute to Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution. #constitutionday #samvidhan #samvidhandiwas #samvidhandivas #indianconstitution #indianconstitutionday #constitutionofindia #brambedkar #ambedkar #onthisday #onthisdayinhistory #mediaindiagroup #MIG

It is that time of the year when tourists from all

It is that time of the year when tourists from all over the world head to Rajasthan to participate in the Pushkar Fair, an eight-day long festival with music, folk dances, cuisine and Rajasthani handicrafts to savour. However, as this year due to the pandemic the fair has been cancelled, Media India Group brings you reminiscences of the fair from last year. #pushkarfair #pushkar #pushkarmela #rajasthan #rajasthantourism #rajasthandiaries #rajasthandiaries #rajasthantravel #travelphotography #igtraveller ##silhouettephotography #naturephotography #sunsets #love #nature #MIGTV #Culture #MIG #MediaIndiaGroup #wanderlust #yourshot_india
#portraitphotography #portrait #_soiindia #_soi 📸 @amankanojia.ak

A large number of #devotees gathered to offer #Ush

A large number of #devotees gathered to offer #Usha Arghya (offering #prayers to the rising sun) on the last day of #ChhathPuja today. Following the #traditional practice of offering prayers at #riverbanks on the concluding day of the four-day Chhath Puja, devotees were seen offering prayers at a pond in #Faridabad, #Haryana.
Chhath Puja is dedicated to the #Sun #God and is mainly celebrated in #Bihar, #UttarPradesh, #Jharkhand and #WestBengal. 📸 @amankanojia.ak #festivalsofindia #regionalfestivalsofindia #chhath2020 #festivalsinpandemic #mig #mediaindiagroup #festivevibes #traditionalfestivals #photooftheday #festivalcelebration #chhathparv #chhathparvspecial #chhathindelhi #Biharfestivals

Casting aside #government warnings on risk of #Cov

Casting aside #government warnings on risk of #Covid19 infection, devotees participated in #Chhathpooja with traditional gusto in various parts of India today. Dozens gathered near a pond in #Faridabad in #Haryana, dressed in #traditional attires and offered prayers to Lord Sun on the third and most important day of the four-day long annual fare which sees millions of devotees head to the nearest river, lake or pond. In #NewDelhi, for instance, thousands of persons hailing from #Bihar and #UttarPradesh gather at the #Yamuna banks for Chhath Puja. However, this year due to the #ban imposed on #public gatherings, in view of the #pandemic, the Puja has been a low-key affair, with most devotees praying at home. Tomorrow is the last day of #Chhathpooja2020 with the usha arghya prayers at #sunrise. 📸 @amankanojia.ak #festivalsofindia #regionalfestivalsofindia #chhath2020 #festivalsinpandemic #mig #mediaindiagroup #festivevibes #traditionalfestivals #photooftheday #festivalcelebration #chhathparv #chhathparvspecial #chhathindelhi #Biharfestivals

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