India farmers protest

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not a leader given to compromise. Has he finally met his match in India's farmers?

The farmers' protests outside New Delhi have cast a spotlight on a traditionally overlooked group: the women who keep India's farms running.

The move comes after weeks of disruptive protests by Indian farmers.

The new agricultural reforms are a necessity for Indian farmers; the Modi government, however, must do more to allay their fears.

A recent speech by an Indian diplomat at the UN unintentionally highlights growing discrepancy between India’s global pronouncements and actions at home.

Talks between farmers and the Modi government remain deadlocked as farmers refuse to compromise.

The government’s agricultural reforms threaten food and water security as well as deepening economic inequality in India.

Scenes from the ongoing farmers' protest outside New Delhi, which shows no signs of dissipating.

The Indian foreign ministry’s statement after it summoned the Canadian high commissioner is unlikely to go down well in Ottawa.

New laws around agriculture in India stand to significantly boost farmers’ incomes.

There was some progress in talks between the government and protesting farmers six days after the blockade began.