Eight months later, Indian farmers still struggling to make their voices heard ...Middle East

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After eight long months of demonstrations, 11 rounds of inconclusive talks with the Narendra Modi government, and over 400 deaths, thousands of Indian farmers are still not backing out of their protest against the newly introduced farm laws in the country.On July 22, around 200 farmers sat at the parliament premises, hoping to get the government’s attention and make their voices heard.https://twitter.com/Kisanektamorcha/status/1418077183617081346Read the rest of this story on qz.com. Become a member to get unlimited access to Quartz’s journalism.

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