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Urban min extends offer period for farmers

The urban development ministry has provided one month extension to the farmers affected by the proposed Jaipur ring road. The JDA has provided the affected farmers option to choose between 25% of the developed land on side of ring road or monetary Compensation against the land acquired for the project. The decision to extend the offer period was taken during a meeting of the ring road empowered committee held on Tuesday under...

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Tappal farmers to launch stir for Compensation

Farmers at Tappal in Aligarh are regrouping themselves to launch an agitation in support of their demand of increase in the rate of Compensation for land acquisition to construct a township along the Yamuna Expressway. These farmers are those whose land has not been acquired as yet. They are demanding rates equal to Noida for their land. On the other hand, farmer leaders alleged arm-twisting by the police and district...

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TMC seeks discussion on land acquisition bill

In a bid to stall the contentious Land Acquisition (Amendment) Bill, the Trinamool Congress has demanded a detailed discussion in the Lok Sabha before the legislation and the accompanying Resettlement and Rehabilitation Bill are taken up for consideration in the winter session. The Trinamool Congress, which has expressed major reservations on the Land Acquisition (Amendment) Bill, put forward this demand at a meeting of Lok Sabha Business Advisory Committee (BAC) on...

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Shortchanged by Manoj Mitta

For Sonia Gandhi, the change could not have been more dramatic. Just last year, her contribution in pushing for the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) was hailed as the single largest reason for the fresh mandate received by a government avowedly dedicated to the aam aadmi. Yet, last week, Gandhi, as chairperson of the National Advisory Council (NAC) was reduced to lodging a complaint with Prime Minister...

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'After elections, netas treat us like dogs if we ask them for work' by Sandeep Mishra

Neither celebrity nor politician, Sita Murmu, is extraordinary because she is the great survivor of that `other India'. She is not a beneficiary of the job guarantee scheme MGNREGA and doesn't have a BPL card. In her 60s, she lives in a Bhubaneswar slum and describes herself as a tribal widow without any land, regular income or schooling but "surviving —that itself is enough". Railing at the false promises of...

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