Govt ‘mulling changes’ to new farm laws after mass protests ...Qatar

The government is considering rolling back some parts of its agricultural reforms after they triggered the biggest protests by farmers in years, officials said yesterday. Tens of thousands of farmers were out on the streets around Delhi again yesterday, rallying against three laws that the government says are meant to overhaul antiquated procurement procedures and give growers more options to sell their produce. Farmers fear the legislation, passed in September, will eventually dismantle India’s regulated markets and stop the government from buying wheat and rice at guaranteed prices, leaving them at the mercy of private buyers. “The government is open to look into various amendments,” a go

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