India Coalition MPs convened in Delhi ahead of Parliament’s monsoon session, chaired by Mallikarjuna Kharge and Rahul Gandhi. The opposition alliance strategized to target the government on price hikes, unemployment, and farmer issues, pledging unified action to challenge the ruling dispensation’s agenda.
Tobacco farmers in Devaraplli, East Godavari, are furious after YCP workers trampled their auction-ready tobacco bales during Jagan’s roadshow, causing thousands in losses. Farmers demand compensation and action against those responsible for the damage.
YS Jagan’s Devarapalli visit brought big promises for tobacco farmers, including full loan waivers and better price hikes. However, the rally disrupted a tobacco auction, causing thousands in losses as activists trampled produce. The road show also triggered public chaos, giving opposition parties ammunition ahead of elections.
Parliament’s Monsoon Session 2026 ignited with a fiery clash between PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi. Opposition parties aggressively questioned the government on Manipur violence and economic issues. With heated debates over farmer distress and price hikes, this high-stakes session is set to impact upcoming elections.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar leads an all-party meet in Bengaluru over the Cauvery water dispute, following the release of 12,000 cusecs to Tamil Nadu. Six leaders, including former CMs Siddaramaiah and Yediyurappa, will discuss water-sharing, farmer interests, and next steps amidst a severe rainfall deficit.
Rakesh Tikait unites farmer and student protests, forming a powerful joint front against the Modi government. This alliance in Delhi could intensify pressure over unresolved farm laws and academic demands, escalating into a four-pronged challenge. The unified strategy raises political stakes nationwide.
Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh: CRDA officials, backed by heavy police, attempted to seize 700 acres from farmers who refused to hand over land for capital construction. Farmers protested against land acquisition without compensation, leading to clashes and arrests as per the 2013 central law.
Adilabad farmers cross into Maharashtra to buy DAP fertilizer, accusing the Congress government of supply failures. They blame rising costs and wasted time on broken promises, warning of a crisis that could cripple crop yields. Immediate action is demanded.
Adilabad farmers erupt in anger over proposed land acquisition for an industrial corridor. Displaced once, they demand ₹40 lakh per acre compensation, threatening mass protests. The government plans to acquire 2,062 acres across five villages, sparking a major standoff over fertile, double-crop farmland.
