Farm protests, issues with MSP, APMC & India’s many Green Revolutions since the 1960s

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • #CutTheClutter #MSP
    As the farmer protests continue, Shekhar Gupta explains the need for reforms given that India's current agricultural policies are suited to when it was living a 'ship-to-mouth' existence. Now, India has more grain than it can eat or store. In episode 633 of Cut The Clutter, he explains the intricacies of Minimum Support Pricing, the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) Act and the meaning of crop diversification.
    Read also Mihir Sharma’s article here. Some references to the food crisis in the Sixties are taken from here:
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  • @ThePrintIndia
    @ThePrintIndia  3 года назад +114

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    • @HIMANSHUSHARMA-qi4ek
      @HIMANSHUSHARMA-qi4ek 3 года назад +5

      ThePrint only channel first learn and clear the doubt of people of India but other channel just interested in politics of why gov not give them enter why gov is doing this first u clear other people doubt than we all can question government half knowledge can be dangerous

    • @HIMANSHUSHARMA-qi4ek
      @HIMANSHUSHARMA-qi4ek 3 года назад +1

      @@gmailaaaa see brother u can debate but what a clarity I know it becoz i come from Varanasi from eastern UP I know how hard life of farmer is and mandi are worst and same is like Bihar so understood it

    • @zishr3441
      @zishr3441 3 года назад +6

      Sir, I totally get your point. As a son of a farmer, what I saw was, most of the mass production depends on the person who gives the seeds to the farmers. Why can’t Indian government bring in those seeds in which we import from other countries and run in the similar manner. for example, I remember, we used to grow sunflower around 2010, now that the person does not come we won’t grow it anymore. Also, can you focus on methods that are needed for farmers to upgrade, otherwise, without much preparation, this will become another reform similar to demonetization.

    • @abhishek.khattry
      @abhishek.khattry 3 года назад +13

      I respect The Print and its journalism. But I strongly feel that Shekhar Gupta has been very one sided and biased on this topic. Why hasn't he for once in any of his shows talked about Collective Farming or Cooperative Farming. Amul is a great example of a Cooperative. Why can Government push in that direction if it really wants to Reform Agriculture. Why does reform only means allowing Huge Corporates to run everything? What's happening today is we are Copy Pasting Ideas of West or American Capitalism on the Indian Society. Instead of looking for more middle of the road indigenous solutions. There is increasingly more and more Centralisation of Economic Power in the hands of only a few people. That's why I think Shekhar Gupta's take is very biased and not correct.

    • @vikashdhillon04
      @vikashdhillon04 3 года назад +4

      You are godi media and manipulate things.lets comes in debt with farmer leader 😂😉😉

  • @kaustubhshukla5311
    @kaustubhshukla5311 3 года назад +127

    The Print is becoming one of the most genuine source of news in this right and left leaning digital and tv media space. Watching today's media feels like either they are of extreme right view or the extreme left view. It feels good to have a media network whose news are based on solid research and facts and that talks sense rather than being a mouthpiece of either Ideology. This is the type of journalism that India needs. We hope with passing days, the Print becomes bigger and stronger.

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад +2

      A channel who is interview just the one side of the opinion,
      How can we call it genuine?
      They have not done any interview with any person havimg different view on these bills.
      And on what earth jounalism is just having interview on ones opinions, where is the debate between two diferent opinions.
      If you sir really want to have something genuine here then have a look on Dr. Devinder Sharma's interview.

    • @dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002
      @dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002 3 года назад

      @@forumwomenindia true

    • @PiyushKhosla
      @PiyushKhosla 3 года назад +1

      I am thinking of starting a political party with the same ideology. If I do, will you vote for me? Just doing a research.

    • @ankitagrawal6378
      @ankitagrawal6378 3 года назад

      @G Kaur Lol....Please watch business news and you will know what these empty heads are doing daily....These tax draining psus are being privatized to improve the efficiency and speedup their tortise processess. I hope these permanent job systems in PSUs stop. So that these BABUs will learm to work efficiently with some responsibility.

    • @ankitagrawal6378
      @ankitagrawal6378 3 года назад

      @G Kaur
      HATSOFF TO YOUR HATRED TOWARDS BJP. AND ALSO THOSE EMPTY HEADS ARE EXPERIENCED IAS OFFICERS. Giving contracts to Anil ambani group is not UNCOMMON. In the past Congress have given several contracts to the reliance group. And many contracts are given to several companies including Ambani, taya, birla..It is just that the opposition wanted to create a controversy and harm the credibility of the govt as capitalism ke dalle. Nothing new...And if you are talking about bankruptcy, A bankrupt company would do a job more seriously to get credibility. And it is not reliance only deal. It is given to Dassault. It is a joint venture deal. And also he has employed lakhs of people and given crores of rupees as tax to the govt too.
      IF A COMPANY IS SOLD COMPLETELY THEN HOW WILL IT REQUIRE STATE FUNDING? The sole reason of selling is ownership as well as responsibility transfer. And with the Infrastructure they have, they will have amazing value unlocking. Recently Mazgaon doc, irctc have shown huge demand. Next is CONCOR, SCI and one of the refinery of BPCL. And NOT ALL PSUs are loss making.....ONGC,BPCL,HINDPETRO,POWERGRID,GAIL, IOC like PSUs are profit making too.

  • @KarlRock
    @KarlRock 3 года назад +126

    Thanks for explaining Shekhar. Off topic... My wife's mother's family (what's the opposite of ससुराल?) are Farmers on the RJ/HR border. I've seen how hard they work, that too in summer. It's not a life many of us would choose I think. So I have a lot of respect for farmers having seen it all first hand. They taught me many things like the importance of the Cow and Buffalo in Indian life, how to live simply with pure food, and how to sleep under the stars on the roof 😊 They also accepted me as a foreigner and everyone in the village always made me feel welcome. The village Women are especially warm and loving too. I'm very grateful for them 🙏

    • @vijayasanth
      @vijayasanth 3 года назад +4

      Very sensitive issue. ⚠️ words are powerful, they can make or break you.

    • @chananarocks
      @chananarocks 3 года назад +5

      मायिका (opposite of ससुराल)

    • @badkarma1425
      @badkarma1425 3 года назад +4

      opposite of sasural is maika or mayika or maaaaika,, whichever pronunciation suits you.

    • @shashanknagar865
      @shashanknagar865 3 года назад +2

      Point being?

    • @ajaymadhusudan2481
      @ajaymadhusudan2481 3 года назад +5

      @SOURABH DHANUKA He is not even a european. He is from NZ, bbut he is very much an indian at heart like you or me !!!

  • @easwaransanthakumar297
    @easwaransanthakumar297 3 года назад +159

    India badly missed manufacturing revolution. Now we're paying the price.

    • @circleoflife3749
      @circleoflife3749 3 года назад +6

      It's happening

    • @madtitanoboa462
      @madtitanoboa462 3 года назад +6

      There is no infra for manufacturing revolution.

    • @sriramprasannaarikapalli472
      @sriramprasannaarikapalli472 3 года назад +36

      All thanks to God Father nehru and his adorable daughter.

    • @ishusidhu3505
      @ishusidhu3505 3 года назад +2

      @@swatdffrnt but their followers were jats and we are we are genetically different from other Indians so fuck off !!!!!!!!

    • @abhinaygarg8792
      @abhinaygarg8792 3 года назад +6

      @@swatdffrnt Yeh poore desh/ya humanity ke Gurus hain kindly be polite when referring to Sacred Figures of our Nation.

  • @darshilmashru8479
    @darshilmashru8479 3 года назад +241

    Requesting you with folded hands, SG sir: Please make this video in Punjabi and Hindi too. Your video may just help farmers see the reality.

    • @ishanpareek2188
      @ishanpareek2188 3 года назад +4

      He dont know punjabi he is from haryana. He knows Hindi but did his journalism only in english

    • @Anurag-xe2jp
      @Anurag-xe2jp 3 года назад +3

      @@ishanpareek2188 Punjabi is spoken in Haryana,there are a lot of punjabi speaking districts. My family is from Haryana but they speak punjabi

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад +2

      There is one most request sir, also see the other opinion, have a look on Dr. Devimder sharma's interview about this issue.

    • @ishanpareek2188
      @ishanpareek2188 3 года назад +3

      @@Anurag-xe2jp I am rajasthani. Some districts of rajasthan speak punjabi but that doesn't mean I can speak it

    • @ThePrintIndia
      @ThePrintIndia  3 года назад +20

      Hi Darshil. Thank you for writing in.

  • @siddhanti
    @siddhanti 3 года назад +412

    Please do a Hindi & Punjabi version of this and distribute it widely in your home state of Punjab, so that the farmers really get educated and know the truth.

    • @ShubhamKumar-lt9ie
      @ShubhamKumar-lt9ie 3 года назад +143

      U really think they dont know these facts? These protests are becz of vested interest not becz of unawareness

    • @immanuel5095
      @immanuel5095 3 года назад +100

      The protest is mobilised by the middleman/ commissioned agents.

    • @vgramesg5
      @vgramesg5 3 года назад +73

      Farmers are MISGUIDED by Middle Agents + Congress + Communist etc. the same way of CAA....

    • @shantanukhule4
      @shantanukhule4 3 года назад +8

      Much needed...sir plz translate this video

    • @vikramm1
      @vikramm1 3 года назад +6

      Please come up with a hindi and punjabi version of this video.

  • @sukhandeepsingh2711
    @sukhandeepsingh2711 3 года назад +116

    The biggest irony is that people in comment section think that farmer gets the benfit of proposed MSP!!

    • @chinmaiveera7586
      @chinmaiveera7586 3 года назад +18

      all those half baked intellectuals...

    • @shivamverma-cr5gz
      @shivamverma-cr5gz 3 года назад +9

      Sadhguru explained Need of farm reforms and other issues of agriculture very clearly,
      watch this video of sadhguru 👉 ruclips.net/video/rWoIe9tGY3w/видео.html

    • @amanjha5916
      @amanjha5916 3 года назад +3

      @Amara V and your proof?

    • @athensmajnoo3661
      @athensmajnoo3661 3 года назад +4

      @Amara V so much hatred!!! May be jealousy......

    • @vengat3556
      @vengat3556 3 года назад

      ​@@chinmaiveera7586 only the so called "intellectuals" can see reality as irony.
      read this www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra-pradesh/2020/apr/08/mepma-to-sell-banana-ensure-msp-to-growers-2127305.html

  • @Krishna_gaming_98
    @Krishna_gaming_98 3 года назад +286

    Interesting that so called controversial farm bills is unopposed by farmers of 27 states😉👍🏼

    • @sivaramprasad267
      @sivaramprasad267 3 года назад +61

      No you will see DMK pigs protest tomorrow. They are good at diverting stuff.

    • @thatgirlwithherheadinthecl8777
      @thatgirlwithherheadinthecl8777 3 года назад +13

      Just because almost everyone is indifferent to a cause doesn't mean that cause is wrong or unwanted, airhead.

    • @KiranKumar-nb4nx
      @KiranKumar-nb4nx 3 года назад +25

      If you look from russia, you will only see panjab. When you look from india, you will see farmers from panjab, hariyana, UP, Bihar even farmers from Kerala

    • @MrNicku12345
      @MrNicku12345 3 года назад +2

      What if the new system gives you more price for corn ? So will the entire farming shift to it ??

    • @ashushukla5200
      @ashushukla5200 3 года назад +48

      @@KiranKumar-nb4nx bro i am also from up
      We don't see any kind of protest from farmers
      Ab tm bichaaulio ko kisaan kaho too tmhri galti

  • @sankalp6872
    @sankalp6872 3 года назад +49

    If the Govt backs out of these reforms then farmers from Maha, UP, MP, Bihar, and Karnataka should also march towards Delhi. Clearly, there is a step-motherly attitude towards these states. Maharashtra does not even have a proper irrigation system. The fear psychosis of Punjab and Haryana farmers should not be allowed to torpedo the aspirations of Maharashtra and the rest of India farmers.

    • @flakka7711
      @flakka7711 3 года назад +13

      U rt bro I was eagerly waiting for such law i'm from bihar & have mango orchid of 450 trees & i get only 3 lakhs for 2 years now with passage of these laws i want to contact corporate or ecoms like big basket so dat i can get good price

    • @someshdabral4009
      @someshdabral4009 3 года назад +8

      But farmers of these states are not vocally supporting these farm bills,they should also make their voice heard, Otherwise I fear,govt will roll back these bills and ,we will see on more reform compromised for political populism

    • @pushkard9377
      @pushkard9377 3 года назад

      @@flakka7711 Wish u a good luck

    • @adesharatushar
      @adesharatushar 3 года назад +4

      Maha changed rule in 2018 and allowed to sell inside APMC and outside. APMC is still working and farmer have freedom to sell where they want to.

    • @sankalp6872
      @sankalp6872 3 года назад +3

      @@adesharatushar Don't look it just from APMC perspective. See the plight of onion and tomato farmers in Maharashtra. Contract farming as proposed within these laws may help in a big way to get rid of these highly perishable items. Just see the opportunities if farmers get opportunity to bond with Dominos.

  • @channel12381
    @channel12381 3 года назад +100

    Thanks for speaking in English, so Tamils like me also can understand!

    • @atulmarwah8088
      @atulmarwah8088 3 года назад +4

      @Free Thinker **Thamizh

    • @atulmarwah8088
      @atulmarwah8088 3 года назад +3

      @Free Thinker No.. its simply spelled and understood as Tamil in Hindi, Urdu and English.. but Thamizh is generally the correct way as Thats how generally it is written by Tamils

    • @yashvardhanthakur1968
      @yashvardhanthakur1968 3 года назад +1

      Learn Hindi

    • @russophile9874
      @russophile9874 3 года назад

      @@atulmarwah8088 Don't be pedantic. The English spelling is perfectly fine.

    • @atulmarwah8088
      @atulmarwah8088 3 года назад +1

      @@russophile9874 Just see the context.. i have corrected the correction presented by the above person.. its not about me being fine with the spelling or not.. its about presenting the correct expression.. when trying to correct someone..

  • @HimanshuS-YT
    @HimanshuS-YT 3 года назад +64

    I used to respect Yogendra Yadav for his acumen, but, now I know better - he is so ideologically driven, he refuses to acknowledge why Bihar gave the result it gave ( he said Bihar ia irrelevant for North India pol.), now this Farmer Protests..
    If anything is irrelevant it is he himself - He was dropped from Farmer Delegation who met the Govt.

    • @biswarupbhatacharjee6537
      @biswarupbhatacharjee6537 3 года назад

      Guptaji is ideologically driven . Ideology of market which has failed all over the world. This ideology is against the people.

    • @heavyatheart
      @heavyatheart 3 года назад +6

      Hate driven. Communists and jihadis are one and same.

    • @rh2400
      @rh2400 3 года назад

      If you will know his family history then you will understand him probably.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад

      I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

    • @RajAN-rh5qy
      @RajAN-rh5qy 3 года назад +1

      I never had any respect for this guy who is a prisoner of some stone age philosophy. Yogendra yadav's acumen is in fishing in troubled waters.

  • @mralwyngeorge
    @mralwyngeorge 3 года назад +353

    India must start producing more barley and more beer. Beer price in India could be reduced thereby becoming a beer super power.

    • @harshprajapati9251
      @harshprajapati9251 3 года назад +20

      Beer 🍻 takes long time to produce , you will have to be a millionaire to make farm . Its a good business but takes to much time . you have to be patient in the beginning which is a big gamble

    • @oliverqueen5095
      @oliverqueen5095 3 года назад +49

      This I agree, some one give this man a beer

    • @rh2400
      @rh2400 3 года назад +10

      You must be a beer lover😆😆

    • @MainakMandalE
      @MainakMandalE 3 года назад +10

      Whats wrong with wheat or rice beer? Both taste excellent in my opinion.

    • @shubhudabak
      @shubhudabak 3 года назад +11

      Alwyn George for Union Minister of Beer! 🍻

  • @ArunSharma84
    @ArunSharma84 3 года назад +2

    Finally. Thank you for taking up this topic. Some questions for you:
    1. If FCI is carrying grain worth 1.8 lakh crores and not able to sell, how is the farmer expected to sell this to corporates?
    2. How is it legitimate to take out 1700 thousand crore state revenue? How is that being substituted, esp for a debt-ridden state?
    3. If MSP was developed targeted at Punjab and Haryana, should the farmers there not be consulted when Govt is trying to mess with that?
    4. What happened in Bihar by abolition of APMC, what are the chances of it not getting replicated across India since we have an overall surplus of grains as we k ow for a fact?

    • @ganeshdtnv530
      @ganeshdtnv530 2 года назад

      1.stop producing that nobody can sell and start producing that somebody can sell.
      2.revenue?? so you take money from already low income agriculture and call that revenue.
      I call it plunder. agriculuture needs govt investment not taxes.
      3.nobody told that msp will be taken away.
      4.Bihar farmers started producing that they can sell esp fruits.
      Bihar has seen one of the highest agricultural growth after abolition of apmc.

  • @padamagarwal8184
    @padamagarwal8184 3 года назад +94

    An excellent analysis and commentary by Shekhar ji. It makes this farmers issue so simple to understand.

  • @bhargavdesai7984
    @bhargavdesai7984 3 года назад +434

    This single video itself is worth more than 500 RS.

    • @ShubhamKumar-lt9ie
      @ShubhamKumar-lt9ie 3 года назад +47

      very true.. BJP should handover this video to their IT cell guy after translating it into different languages.. hopefully half of the protests will calm down

    • @majimakiriyu4872
      @majimakiriyu4872 3 года назад +43

      @@ShubhamKumar-lt9ie Farmers of other states are suffering due to selfishness of punjab and haryana farmers

    • @anandpandey5105
      @anandpandey5105 3 года назад +17

      @@arunshetty3395 they are trying to blackmail, directly.

    • @ranu__12
      @ranu__12 3 года назад +7

      @@majimakiriyu4872 Haryaan , Punjab farmers are protesting because Only in Haryana and Punjab farmers were getting MSP which was around Central recommended MSP for crop , Otherwise in most of the states ,states government buys Crops at a much lower rate than Recommended by Central government

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад +3

      Can anyone can clarify my doubt 1. Why most of thefarmers are not selling their produce in APMC 2.In Apmc ( mandis) is there any private traders will buy or only fci buys if fci buys at msp then all the farmers will sell there produce to fci only.is there any restrictions on fci how much it should procure

  • @arjunsr1296
    @arjunsr1296 3 года назад +20

    Thanks a lot Shekar Ji. Your constant persuasion of de-cluttering has finally convinced me to pay for your journalism.

  • @suryakiran9548
    @suryakiran9548 3 года назад +262

    SG is a storyteller, never for a second am I bored watching this series.

    • @apchetan
      @apchetan 3 года назад

      One of the best videos by Shekharji. I do not agree with him on most of his videos sans this one.

    • @amans5422
      @amans5422 3 года назад +1

      Most of the porn viewers report never being bored...same for addictive alcoholics and cocaine users..is it your criteria of being a good listener?

    • @pradipkumarhazarika4307
      @pradipkumarhazarika4307 3 года назад

      Definitely he is a great storyteller despite his all views are not free from biases.

    • @pradipkumarhazarika4307
      @pradipkumarhazarika4307 3 года назад +1

      We diagnosed the disease but where are the medications?

    • @suryavaliveti8355
      @suryavaliveti8355 3 года назад

      @@amans5422 hmm you got a vivid imagination bro.

  • @shekhar6267
    @shekhar6267 3 года назад +86

    In South Haryana we have started growing Cotton and trust me we are quite successful in it.

    • @vikashdhillon04
      @vikashdhillon04 3 года назад +6

      🤣🤣konsa distict hai ??
      We support farmer protest

    • @Akash-nw4ix
      @Akash-nw4ix 3 года назад +23

      @@vikashdhillon04 we support farm bills

    • @vikashdhillon04
      @vikashdhillon04 3 года назад +1

      @@Akash-nw4ix from where you are why you support ??

    • @shekhar6267
      @shekhar6267 3 года назад +27

      @@vikashdhillon04 I am from Palwal district and stop spreading lies that Haryana is along with you. Punjab is the most meanest state that has not given us our water and also our capital 🤷🤷🤷

    • @Akash-nw4ix
      @Akash-nw4ix 3 года назад +22

      @@vikashdhillon04 Assam. Punjab sells wheat to Govt and earn heavy income, but what about other states where APMC is not accessible and good. Our farmers have remained poor because they are not able to sell it in proper place. Private mandi will help other states. Punjab should think of others also.

  • @devjyotichakravorty
    @devjyotichakravorty 3 года назад +36

    Why can't you reason and persuade your friends in NDTV.

    • @jassasingh539
      @jassasingh539 3 года назад

      MSP is guaranteed in IPL but no MSP for farmer's crop

    • @devjyotichakravorty
      @devjyotichakravorty 3 года назад +3

      @@jassasingh539 why do u think filmstars featured in advertisement for lux are paid more than workers actually manufacturing it?

    • @nitd955
      @nitd955 3 года назад +1

      @@jassasingh539 ipl is private league 🙄🙄

  • @JohnWick-vd5fk
    @JohnWick-vd5fk 3 года назад +40

    If these reforms are rolled back, I will lose hope that I will ever see India as a developed nation.

    • @ajeebdastaaan396
      @ajeebdastaaan396 3 года назад

      It won't happen until manufacturing takes off in a big way ala China!! Then only people employed in agriculture would move towards the industry and incomes would rise to get India into the middle income country status and then high income/developed status.

    • @madtitanoboa462
      @madtitanoboa462 3 года назад +1

      @@ajeebdastaaan396 too much expectations lol. A country where a simple law can not pass without months of protest can't progress.

    • @ajeebdastaaan396
      @ajeebdastaaan396 3 года назад

      @@madtitanoboa462 Yeah I know that!! Not less than wishful thinking to see India even as a middle income country by the time China graduates into High income one!!

    • @DreamofAnything
      @DreamofAnything 3 года назад

      @@madtitanoboa462 sad but true bro 😪, in india nobody wants to do anything but only protest.

  • @ayan_keepcalm
    @ayan_keepcalm 3 года назад +53

    Govt brought a good law.. farmers should not be used to make a political offensive. Farmers also should be made more aware on the issue.

    • @KiranKumar-nb4nx
      @KiranKumar-nb4nx 3 года назад +1

      I think MSP is a legitimiate valid point from farmers side. Anyway the argument is that farmers will get more than MSP, so nobody is losing by adding MSP in to the law

    • @ayan_keepcalm
      @ayan_keepcalm 3 года назад +4

      No need to add msp in act..as it's already there and no body abolished it ....govt already clearified it so many times ..but if it's a political protest...no one care what's the law is... protest for the sake of protest

    • @crudetorefined4059
      @crudetorefined4059 3 года назад +1

      @@KiranKumar-nb4nx but govt can only guarantee MSP on govt purchase only. A certain type of quality produce is not a thing for govt, as they have to sell that produce at Rs 1 and 2. If private players are bound to purchase each and everything on MSP then they will not invest. If they are not getting a product that is not of desired quality, why they will buy it on MSP.

    • @KiranKumar-nb4nx
      @KiranKumar-nb4nx 3 года назад +1

      @@crudetorefined4059 If the price of a commodity is below MSP, the govt should buy it at MSP. European Union does that (though the term MSP is not there) to help farmers there. Indian farmers are much poorer and need more help compared to them.

    • @someshdabral4009
      @someshdabral4009 3 года назад +7

      @@KiranKumar-nb4nx msp is not controlled by market, pvt sector will only buy on market price ,if demand of wheat is more in market they will buy above msp, but if demand in market is low they will buy below msp,if govt legalise the msp they will not buy anything, govt can take losses and still pay msp ,but private sector will not buy like that

  • @Ki_Man
    @Ki_Man 3 года назад +19

    The only leftist (popularly) I love to listen more...... Sekhar ji respect from Andhra.

    • @sheersode6843
      @sheersode6843 3 года назад

      Same XD

    • @kumarswamy19
      @kumarswamy19 3 года назад

      He is not at all leftist. He is more right than right wing government (economically)

    • @sourabhsingh5286
      @sourabhsingh5286 3 года назад +1

      He's not a leftist... He's a liberal politically and socially.... capitalist economically... Much like the Democratic party in the US

    • @JosephStalin-io5fp
      @JosephStalin-io5fp 3 года назад

      He maintains a balance between left and right

  • @rishabhchopra3167
    @rishabhchopra3167 3 года назад +24

    8 amendments rejected by farmers outrightedly is obnoxious. Who will believe there aren't any vested interests who refused to inform farmers correctly.
    We support farmers, will support them forever but rejecting good laws in not in national interest. Also, once this government loses majority (for good) next time, such watershed laws will once again become a dream. Plug the lacuna and move on !
    Also, SG sir, would request you to cover legitimate farmers' apprehensions like
    Lack of legal remedies in contract farming,
    Already far less no of mandis in country and private substitution of mandis etc etc. 🙏🏼

    • @freesoul3466
      @freesoul3466 3 года назад +1

      in Telangana MAZE one of main crop before Telangana govt intervention 100 kg of maze going for 800 to 1200 in open market// and MSP is 1800/After state govt procurement it went to 1600 and remember TELANGANA have one of the well formed poultry industry/ I am from NAKREKAL((biggest citrus growing cluster in India) ) - TELANGANA we have 1200 lemon trees 25 kg lemon bag goes for 160 to 240(any price below 600 is just ripoff) this also no MSP crop // this new laws promote private markets but in reality private markets are more rigged than APMC that i am seeing regularly

    • @nirmalyasasmal6826
      @nirmalyasasmal6826 3 года назад +1

      @@freesoul3466 but they are not ending APMC and MSP

  • @pprrps
    @pprrps 3 года назад +115

    Sad sad , farmers are shooting themself in their head and foot. This is great bill.

    • @HistoryOfBharat
      @HistoryOfBharat 3 года назад +13

      How???
      In India, every year the production of food grains r more than the requirements of our country.
      In Market economy, if production is high,price will be low.
      Lets say today Punjab farmers start growing some other product,then price of that will go down.
      Now, corporate can procure and keep any amount of food grains in der reserve.
      If d production is high one year they will procure and next year if the price is high,they will not buy it.
      Or they will say that we already hv so much, give us in the less price.

    • @KiranKumar-nb4nx
      @KiranKumar-nb4nx 3 года назад +6

      Add MSP and make it a better bill. The argument is that farmers are going to get more money than MSP. So why the issue of adding MSP in that?

    • @apssingla
      @apssingla 3 года назад +8

      You can't entirely conclude it is good, there are many issues which the farmers are facing too. We should look at them from Micro level, and then make a decision whether these are good or not!

    • @animesh_tiwary
      @animesh_tiwary 3 года назад +14

      @@HistoryOfBharat If corporates do not buy, farmers still have Govt APMC to sell their produce. APMCs are not abolished. They will continue to remain. The new Act just removes the mandatory provision of selling produce only in APMC.

    • @pprrps
      @pprrps 3 года назад +13

      @@apssingla only Punjab and Haryana. Rest of farmers are getting screwed by the old law. Farmer should be able to sell their crops anywhere in India. This issue is only for wheat and rice. MIlk , poultry are run privately and they are very successful.

  • @HeenaBisht1993
    @HeenaBisht1993 3 года назад +22

    Thank you for sharing facts and not politicising it as left or right! Kudos to SG ❤️

  • @reachbalaiyer
    @reachbalaiyer 3 года назад +15

    I am also a former from tamilnadu, I support the form bill.

    • @amxn97
      @amxn97 3 года назад +2

      Yes you are a "former" mind like you cannot be Farmer who feed entire nation.

  • @mulukasreenath5192
    @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад +26

    Yesterday got messed with professor nageshwar rao vs jayprakash Narayan debate in telugu channel now some clarity have got thank you so much SG sir

    • @RaviTeja-ud7ug
      @RaviTeja-ud7ug 3 года назад +1

      If you have seen jp sirs old you tube video channel he has said this way back then.

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад

      @@RaviTeja-ud7ug ok bro i will see it.but yesterday debate he didn't replied to that issue why corporates are purchasing below msp.and economical status of FCI

    • @RaviTeja-ud7ug
      @RaviTeja-ud7ug 3 года назад

      @@mulukasreenath5192 Oh is it !! actually, I'm not watching telugu news these days😂 which channel did this debate happened. And in my opinion Professor is strongly against corporates

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад +1

      @@RaviTeja-ud7ug Iam also not watching this hypocrite channels but i thought yesterdays debate in abn channel pnr vs jp.i just heard what pnr is saying because he is opposing the bills 1.why bihar corporates are not giving msp to farmers after state gvt allowed corporates to buy the farm produce 2.why most of the farmers are not selling their produce in apmc 3.in APMC( mandis) private traders are also part or only fci will procure the farm produce If fci is giving msp then all the farmers will sell their total farm produce to fci then why farmers where selling

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад

      @@RaviTeja-ud7ug bro i got clarified only first question from sg sir second and third questions still i have doubt can you clarify

  • @manojkadane1
    @manojkadane1 3 года назад

    Dear Gupta sir, I would call this video as journalism at its best - unbiased, apolitical, fact based, true to be the fourth pillar of democracy. Kudos to you and your team

  • @ayanmishra2186
    @ayanmishra2186 3 года назад +114

    This bill does tackle many issues it's unfortunate the politics being done over it these amendments should be given a chance

    • @sciencealert5566
      @sciencealert5566 3 года назад +3

      @@anupamsharma1 na bhai
      Duniya hi mar**d h

    • @azankhan88
      @azankhan88 3 года назад

      These ammendments have been in place since 2005 in Bihar.
      The results are there for all to see.

    • @ayanmishra2186
      @ayanmishra2186 3 года назад +1

      @@azankhan88 The existing laws have failed farmers for decades results are everywhere to see if you had watched the video bihar is addressed and why pick only bihar every successful country in the agricultural sector has integrated farmers with the market

    • @azankhan88
      @azankhan88 3 года назад +1

      @@ayanmishra2186 In almost every country in the world farmers are protected either through heavy subsidies or large barriers to entry.
      The few places were commercial agriculture is successful involve large farm sizes and massive investment capex. That is certainly not going to be possible in India.
      As for Bihar, it makes far more sense to compare an Indian State with an NDA administration.
      Ps: I am economically very liberal and a strong opponent of Gov intervention in general but blindly following Krugman, fukuyama or freedman in the name of "reform" is going to doom our economy.

    • @ab-zg1fr
      @ab-zg1fr 3 года назад

      @@azankhan88
      You know so much about economy . Can you name a single country with good economy having more than 10 % of its population involved in farming ?

  • @RaghuSeth
    @RaghuSeth 3 года назад +159

    Today’s edition was a master class. Great episode.

  • @nagesharas5136
    @nagesharas5136 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for this finely researched explanation!
    I still don't understand many aspects:
    1. The farmers in PB+HR get free water and electricity, but not in all other states.
    That means a heavy cut in the input costs for PB+HR farmers.
    That means the calculated Max Retail Price (MRP) of the produce should have dropped drastically.
    And yet the MSP does not take this heavy subsidy into account! WHY??
    2. In the other states, where this same subsidy is not there, the farmers are at a disadvantage.
    India is a common market. A subsidized produce from PB/HR will hurt all other states.
    Then why don't the other states set up a price barrier? Or protest against PB+HR?
    According to Yogendra Yadav, the farmer's stir will find support across the country.)
    That means the other farmers are not aware/concerned about the price differential.
    3. How does the MSP remain constant instead of following the rule of supply and demand?
    Why does it not follow the market equilibrium price?
    (It can still prevent predatory pricing, without being extravagant.)
    4. How can APMCs operate at a huge loss, while the states get their 6% cut, and the agents get their 2.5%?
    That sort of commission is justified only in a free-market transaction, not in a controlled economy!
    5. How does a bankrupt APMC work year after year?
    What is the absolute limit when it can go no more?
    6. If the other states offer the same MSP to their own farmers, why is subsidized wheat/rice a problem?
    7. In terms of the supply chain, how is purchasing more than what you consume justified?
    Even in terms of MSP, it should be tied with a target quantity for each of the 30 items.
    Any produce in excess of that target would have to be sold in the open market.
    That would automatically make the farmer choose a crop where MSP is available.
    And then we would not have the practice of buying unnecessary stock.
    8. If value chain analysis is done, all APMCs would have to be closed down, as they are not adding any value.
    Does the government at any level have any regulator that raises such flags?
    9. I haven't seen a private think tank discussing this imbalance. Why?
    How come this vital issue was never a part of public discourse?
    Our public debates always ignore economic fundamentals.

  • @harshprajapati9251
    @harshprajapati9251 3 года назад +92

    Simply he said :
    "Farmers of Haryana and Punjab don't know how to do business."

    • @ayan_keepcalm
      @ayan_keepcalm 3 года назад +8

      He said the right points

    • @KiranKumar-nb4nx
      @KiranKumar-nb4nx 3 года назад +8

      If everyone start doing business, we will endup importing food for all

    • @realmilind
      @realmilind 3 года назад +2

      @@KiranKumar-nb4nx How?

    • @dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002
      @dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002 3 года назад +8

      @@KiranKumar-nb4nx bhai logic hain ki nahi😁😁😁

    • @amxn97
      @amxn97 3 года назад +1

      What a joke that people of punjab and haryana donot know how to do business . Did you under alcohol influence

  • @pranayvaka1113
    @pranayvaka1113 3 года назад +33

    Look, I know CTC is always good. But damn! Guptaji pushed his research to next level with this CTC!

  • @mohindersingh1435
    @mohindersingh1435 3 года назад +1

    Very good analysis of problems of farmers Really Appreciate

  • @subashpadhee7096
    @subashpadhee7096 3 года назад +175

    I wish Arfa Khanum Sherwani watches “Cut the Clutter “ by Shekhar Gupta ji.
    She is busy organising another Saheen Baug movement.

    • @rishabhraj8233
      @rishabhraj8233 3 года назад +17

      @@MrThebeand cause people now know about those propaganda machines and watch propaganda like ndtv and dhruv rathee

    • @shanb6699
      @shanb6699 3 года назад +5

      She is a Jihadi pisslsmic.
      Her only role is to carry the seed of the men.

    • @opuntian
      @opuntian 3 года назад

      @@shanb6699 And u r a shame to ur mother & humanity.

    • @devendrapratapsingh6972
      @devendrapratapsingh6972 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/gScPFq6IZuE/видео.html

    • @shivamverma-cr5gz
      @shivamverma-cr5gz 3 года назад

      Sadhguru explained Need of farm reforms and other issues of agriculture very clearly,
      watch this video of sadhguru 👉 ruclips.net/video/rWoIe9tGY3w/видео.html

  • @dhairyasheel
    @dhairyasheel 3 года назад +255

    This is what Prime Time shows in main stream media should look like, and what do they run..? SHIT..! 👎😞
    Kudos to u SG..! 👌

    • @ThePrintIndia
      @ThePrintIndia  3 года назад +29

      Thanks for writing in.

    • @v.sngranawat570
      @v.sngranawat570 3 года назад +2

      SG does not even know that niti ayog and nirmala have already talked about removing msp and apmc. Cacp also sent notice. Protest dekhke bolne lag gye msp

    • @ankitmishra178
      @ankitmishra178 3 года назад +1

      Yes kudos to print

    • @v.sngranawat570
      @v.sngranawat570 3 года назад

      @@ThePrintIndia sorry sir but i found it the most unbiased video. U dont research well.

    • @nishiprasad5973
      @nishiprasad5973 3 года назад

      @@v.sngranawat570 SG is a crooked ,dishonest ,chor ,stooge of Antonia

  • @ravinder19rikhi
    @ravinder19rikhi 3 года назад +45

    Lefties be like ... Party badal liya sala 😁😁😁😁

    • @harivatsaparameshwaran4174
      @harivatsaparameshwaran4174 3 года назад +9

      Hes always been a Neoliberal , hes always been pro free market reforms.

    • @shivamverma-cr5gz
      @shivamverma-cr5gz 3 года назад

      Sadhguru explained Need of farm reforms and other issues of agriculture very clearly,
      watch this video of sadhguru 👉 ruclips.net/video/rWoIe9tGY3w/видео.html

    • @shivamverma-cr5gz
      @shivamverma-cr5gz 3 года назад +1

      @Shashvat K have you seen that video? Because i belong to farmers family and i have seen that video and i found that very apt. that's why i am sharing it.

    • @harivatsaparameshwaran4174
      @harivatsaparameshwaran4174 3 года назад

      @Shashvat K Have you read the bill? Literally all opposition parties wanted the bill 5 years back and even congress had it in their 2019 manifesto. Government deregulation is good. We really need to stop worshipping farmers in this country.

    • @harivatsaparameshwaran4174
      @harivatsaparameshwaran4174 3 года назад

      @Shashvat K I never said that we need to eliminate all subsidies , i said we need to stop worshipping farmers because there is this idea in the indian political sphere that every demand of a farmer must be met and we must always "stand with the farmer" no matter their demands. For example economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/why-debt-waivers-are-likely-to-hurt-indian-farmers-in-the-long-run/articleshow/57461179.cms?from=mdr
      Also name one provision in the current bill that "cuts" government subsidies, their are none it just offers more choice to the farmer as a producer which leads to more competitive prices and directly benefits us the consumers. Please illuminate why worshipping any group and caving to their political demands at every possible instant without even debating the policies is healthy for any society.

  • @rajatyadav9698
    @rajatyadav9698 3 года назад +183

    Good talk Shekhar, at least someone is making sense.😇
    Everyone else is busy doing politics and propaganda.

    • @joy8978
      @joy8978 3 года назад +1

      Hover to Right & to Left, claim you are in the Center of the road...unbiased. Good or Bad, change needs trust & confidence, which is missing...tomorrow we will be on the left lane 😀

    • @rajatyadav9698
      @rajatyadav9698 3 года назад +2

      @@joy8978 Agreed that either good or bad change needs trust & confidence which is missing.
      Govt. needs to talk to farmers and take them in confidence.

    • @rajatyadav9698
      @rajatyadav9698 3 года назад +7

      @@forumwomenindia The thing is you can't deny facts.
      If you have anything factual about which SG has lied then I am all ears, go on and if not then just your heavy words won't cut it.

    • @Priya-cm3tr
      @Priya-cm3tr 3 года назад +3

      @@forumwomenindia Because you are looking at the facts through ideology. The left media/congress is more communal which will make Farmer's bill into a Sikh and Khalistan issue which would derail the whole thing.

    • @pr33t007
      @pr33t007 3 года назад

      All non farmer make sense and Farmers are fools
      All bhakts are intelligent and all who ask questions are desh drohi.
      Shame.. The Farmers have put Modi to Shame. Arrogance needs to end.
      Stop the history. Farmers are educated and intelligent. Dont manipulate them.

  • @anmolkatia
    @anmolkatia 3 года назад +14

    After listening to you from about 5-6 months.... I came to know Hindutva is not the only reason BJP win's but also the poor's who voted for BJP...

  • @hamaartube
    @hamaartube 3 года назад +57

    Amazing episode. Lots of history, economics and current affairs. And the presentation is top notch. Journalist, Professor, orator all in one.

    • @pseudoeverything1656
      @pseudoeverything1656 3 года назад

      @G Kaur that is also very true

    • @pseudoeverything1656
      @pseudoeverything1656 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/channel/UC3twJenEOw1ZCG3B95BeDFA

    • @06.vineethdsouza80
      @06.vineethdsouza80 3 года назад

      @G Kaur only successful sector ? Compare debt of FCI and air India and then tell if FCI is successful

  • @atulchalbaaz
    @atulchalbaaz 3 года назад +49

    Sugarcane in up and Maharashtra has msp. And it consumed a lot of water, producing excessive sugar which is not needed

    • @adj33
      @adj33 3 года назад +11

      Sharad Pawar controls the sugar industry in Maharashtra.

    • @AdityaSingh-mh3cb
      @AdityaSingh-mh3cb 3 года назад

      And that's not even MSP, that's FRP- Fair & Remunerative Price. Basically, not the govt. but the factories pay higher than market price for procurement, thus producing expensive sugar which is not globally competitive and leads to a glut in the domestic markets.
      Govt. must immediately stop meddling with markets.

    • @shirishsarmukadam1963
      @shirishsarmukadam1963 3 года назад

      Thats why ground water level is depleting

    • @arundhatimalviya3533
      @arundhatimalviya3533 3 года назад +1

      The way NDTV did a campaign for tigers print should for water conservation . Campaign against sugarcane growers in Maharashtra and UP. Sugar cane should be grown only by Bihar

    • @adj33
      @adj33 3 года назад

      @@arundhatimalviya3533 Easier said than done. There are people dependent on the income from sugarcane, govt will have to provide alternatives and compensation.

  • @engineeringmarvel6275
    @engineeringmarvel6275 3 года назад +49

    I never liked print but I appreciate your work on this issue

    • @vivekanand9944
      @vivekanand9944 3 года назад +3

      Cut the clutter has been good, pretty unbiased

    • @rashmimenon9642
      @rashmimenon9642 3 года назад +1

      Absolutely even i never liked print but this been unbiased and more realistic view of current situation.

  • @dineshothamkumar
    @dineshothamkumar 3 года назад +34

    This one single session gives more information that anyone needed. Brilliant.

    • @Livelifeyounger87
      @Livelifeyounger87 3 года назад

      This is one side information. We have to get healthy debate on this issue. Half information is much dangerous.

    • @email4ady
      @email4ady 3 года назад

      @@Livelifeyounger87 y is this one side?

  • @Stanfromaroundtan
    @Stanfromaroundtan 3 года назад +34

    Modi should use this video and issue it in public interest on national TV.

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад +2

      Before deciding anything please have a look on the other side of the coin, listen to an interview of Dr. Devinder sharma.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад +5

      I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

    • @technicalaman3043
      @technicalaman3043 3 года назад

      @@harjotkaur7511 When will sardar understand that your good deeds are going in wrong minds,
      1st you give langar to poor than you are called danger. So Farmers are concerned about their land, Income & losing the agriculture race.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад

      @@technicalaman3043 we are following the teachings of our gurus and will continue to do so. And we will also keep on with this peaceful agitation for our rights.

    • @rameshg2717
      @rameshg2717 3 года назад +1

      The video says, we are not focusing on other crops.. Then cotton, sugar and vegetables would not be grown.. Farmers suffered in 2018 due to low onion price, because they have no MSP.. 2019 we suffered because of high price and low production.. We can live without onion like FM says but without staple food??

  • @utkarshupadhyay1485
    @utkarshupadhyay1485 3 года назад +113

    at last someone said something sensible .....

    • @pr33t007
      @pr33t007 3 года назад +2

      Full of shit.

    • @pr33t007
      @pr33t007 3 года назад +2

      Godi .Media.. All Faillour Demontisation GSt
      Now playing with lives of Farmers

    • @human2667
      @human2667 3 года назад +1

      . His videos are for business men not for farmers. Devinder sharma and p sainath are also with farmers. Sirf ye SG is not and after watching his video i can clearly say he nowhere talked about benefit of farmer. I find him biased with no practical knowledge and just theory.

  • @satyendranathkhan5000
    @satyendranathkhan5000 3 года назад +1

    Best analysis of India's agricultural scenario & MSP. Should be highly publicized among the Indian population.

  • @divyanshumishra3670
    @divyanshumishra3670 3 года назад +28

    Another idiotic thing that our populist leaders from across various parties do in India are the "loan-waivers". The taxpayer (mostly middle class) is looted by the government in giving counter-productive loan waivers, which have now created the NPA crisis in PSBs.
    My father works in a regional PSB, and he's so frustrated nowadays due to overwork, and the added pressure due to the NPA problem. Our populist leaders will never understand this. DBT is also only slightly better than loan-waivers, and it too doesn't solve the core structural problems in our agriculture sector.

    • @technicalaman3043
      @technicalaman3043 3 года назад

      ya also the ration food being given for last 60 yrs Free distribution. to the poor states like Bihar Bengal, UP, Orissa, TN etc.

    • @gandu5417
      @gandu5417 3 года назад

      Come on read some economy before buying into propaganda. You just saw how this farmer's bill was twisted and now khalistanis are taking advantage. Every capitalist and pragmatic country will give loan waivers to businesses. They give jobs to people, without giving them waivers the jobs will be gone with the business closed. The individual with a home loan doesn't hire people for taking home loans. It helps the ease of doing business. If that was nit done you would be here complaining about loss of jobs.

    • @gandu5417
      @gandu5417 3 года назад

      @@EragonShadowSlasher why? You didn't take a loan for a business that hires people. Why the fuck should we tax payers give you money for your home loan. The businesses hires people. Who the fuck told you to take a loan if you couldn't pay for it? There's a difference between your individual loan and that business loan.

    • @technicalaman3043
      @technicalaman3043 3 года назад

      @@gandu5417 Where did you saw Khalistani - on youtube only ? why u didnt went to Police to report against that Khalistani
      Gandu 1st clear your thoughts, its not Sardar vs Hindu. its farmer protest.
      Jai Modi

    • @gandu5417
      @gandu5417 3 года назад

      @@technicalaman3043 read my comments properly I am talking about jumping into the propaganda bandwagon

  • @animesh_tiwary
    @animesh_tiwary 3 года назад +6

    It was not in written in any previous Act that Govt must not purchase below MSP yet the Govt procures on MSP. If after having received MSP for so many years, they don't believe the Govt, then the problem is with them. Moreover, Punjab's high productivity is heavily subsidized by the Govt. I don't believe they will be able to compete in domestic market with other states if subsidies were withdrawn. So, the fact of high productivity of Punjab in the country is highly arguable.

    • @hnb193
      @hnb193 3 года назад +1

      I am pretty sure Assam can easily beat Punjab if fair competition exists

  • @sdmrizvi1496
    @sdmrizvi1496 3 года назад +2

    One of the most sincere and facts based journalism.....Journalism ideally can only be and must be like this.....
    Shekhar Sir and his team needs a big applause .......
    All the students learning journalism must take Shekhar Sir as one of the most astonishing sound of the country......
    God Bless you Shekhar Sir.

  • @naklimsdhoni1019
    @naklimsdhoni1019 3 года назад +52

    The level of organizational skills the Sikhs has is legendary and incredible, every person has food water and all basic needs during protest.

    • @technicalaman3043
      @technicalaman3043 3 года назад +4

      it easy to comment, Visit Punjab see the difference how people contribute for Langars, otherwise ask any Bihari in Punjab how they are feeded. if you dont want to spend on travel visit gurudwara near you will come to know.

    • @gandu5417
      @gandu5417 3 года назад +29

      They have plenty of money from msp. They are the only farmers in india that are rich. They abuse their money. Waste their money in drugs prostitution and sending their sons to foreign countries. Now they whine about why they aren't getting paid more by keeping the poor famers in bihar bengal starving

    • @jubilantakku6993
      @jubilantakku6993 3 года назад +19

      @@gandu5417 I guess you forgot to mention how they have abused their own land by decreasing water level(because no crop other than wheat rice), using Urea, and subtle burning.. which also increase pollution... No doubt Punjab has the large number of cancer patients.. and these are farmers who are getting benefited from subsidies the most.. + free electricity .. from which they produce poor quality crop.. which only government can buy

    • @chandrakantshanbhag3058
      @chandrakantshanbhag3058 3 года назад +4

      @@technicalaman3043
      YES. But then why my sikh Bros r behind drugs?,,, Why they r being converted to Christianity? What is being taught in *, GURU GRANTH SAHIB* is followed by every SIKH?
      Lastly I have not come across any objections point by point against the New Bill's through KISAN LEADERS?
      OR
      This is WAR AGAINST ONE PERSON
      NARENDRA MODI?
      VANDE MATARAM.
      How much water is being supplied by PUNJAB to HARIYANA Farmers?

    • @Abhishek-sr2pu
      @Abhishek-sr2pu 3 года назад +3

      Getting some fundings bhai

  • @dr.deveshsahu9165
    @dr.deveshsahu9165 3 года назад +43

    Sir, kindly also present this episode in hindi, I want to show this to my parents. Please again present in hindi if your schedule permits.

    • @sanchayshiv1147
      @sanchayshiv1147 3 года назад +1

      You yourself can't translate to your parents in hindi.
      How bogus and ignorant you are 👈.

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад

      Also show your parents interview of Dr. Devinder sharma and you should see it as well

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад

      @@sanchayshiv1147 I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

    • @sanchayshiv1147
      @sanchayshiv1147 3 года назад +2

      @@harjotkaur7511 ❤️ ।। राधे राधे ।। ❤️
      ੴ वाहे गुरुजी का खालसा ੴ
      ☬ वाहे गुरु जी की फतेह ☬
      मैं हमेशा से किसानों के सहयोग में ही रहा हूं।
      लेकिन आज मुझे एक बात समझ में नहीं आई।
      अगर अब वाला " 2020 का किसान कनून " किसानों के हिसाब से गलत है,
      तो फिर पुराने वाले " किसान कानूनों " के चलते आज तक 60 से 70 सालों में भी किसानों की हालत बुरी इस्थिती में ही क्यों है ?
      क्यूं वो उनके हिसाब से मंडी और उनमें अड़ती होने के बावजूद भी आज तक उनके ही हिसाब से उनकी फसल के कम से कम दाम पहले से ही निर्धारित होने के बाद भी उससे असहमत होकर क्यों अपनी ही फसलों से उगी सब्जियों और फलों को सड़कों पर डोलते आए हैं।
      ( और अतीत में घटित इन घटनाओं की अलग अलग तस्वीरों और वीडियो दोनो को कई बार हम लोगों ने स्वयं अपनी आंखों से सोशियल मीडिया और समाचारों दोनो में देखा है। )
      हमें थोड़ा जागरूकता और गहराई दोनो से सोचना होगा, बिना किसी की बातों और दबाव में आए।
      अगर किसनों के हिसाब से अब वाला " 2020 का कानून " गलत है,
      तो फिर क्यों अतीत में किसान मंडियों में उनकी फसलों के प्रति मिल रही कम से कम सहयोग राशि से असंतुष्ट होकर और बिना किसी रोक टोक के अधिक स्तर और मूल्य पर अपनी फसलों को मंडी से बाहर जाकर बेचने व जमा करने की मांग क्यों करते आए हैं ?

  • @krismenon8605
    @krismenon8605 3 года назад

    Shekhar Guptaji you have earned my respect by giving unbiased information on national issues. There are other senior journalist but their views are biased like Duaji but you have proved what is real journalism...Thank you!

  • @nitishthakur4489
    @nitishthakur4489 3 года назад +33

    Gupta ji, you should start a Podcast. I'm sure it will be a hit.
    Edit: I meant an exclusive Shekhar Gupta podcast.

    • @ThePrintIndia
      @ThePrintIndia  3 года назад +5

      Hi Nitish. We do have a podcast: Spotify: sptfy.com/theprint
      Apple: podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/theprint/id1488735954
      Google: podcasts.google.com?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL3RoZXByaW50L2ZlZWQueG1s
      JioSaavn: www.saavn.com/s/show/theprint/1/YEr-o9hjOF4_

    • @nitishthakur4489
      @nitishthakur4489 3 года назад

      @@ThePrintIndia I mean an exclusive Shekhar Gupta podcast. 😀

    • @v.sngranawat570
      @v.sngranawat570 3 года назад

      @@ThePrintIndia SG does not even know that niti ayog and nirmala have already talked about removing msp and apmc. Cacp also sent notice. Protest dekhke bolne lag gye msp

  • @deepomouli
    @deepomouli 3 года назад +5

    Listening to Shekhar sir,is like master class in contemporary Indian history and economics.Thumbs up for in depth research to produce such high quality videos.

  • @nishantha6299
    @nishantha6299 3 года назад

    Loved to listen to the facts , India needs more and more Sekhar Guptas and Prints ,

  • @ShivKumar-jf7gz
    @ShivKumar-jf7gz 3 года назад +7

    Sir, it will be great if you reach out to farmers and explain them. This is the best explanation

  • @rishabhraja
    @rishabhraja 3 года назад +65

    Cut the Clutter suggestion - Rajinikanth's entry in TN politics and the implications it will have for Dravidian politics

  • @uddhaozambare5382
    @uddhaozambare5382 3 года назад

    Thanks to Mr. Shekhar Gupta.
    My respect for him as gone up 1000 times.
    He has done a great job in explaining these issues when other portals are beating around the bush and busy blaming central government, mainly due to their hatred towards govt.

  • @kishorechoudhury3336
    @kishorechoudhury3336 3 года назад +11

    I think modi govt should add Mr sekhar gupta a panelist in talks with farmers.. Grt understanding of topic. Hats off sir🙏👍

    • @v.sngranawat570
      @v.sngranawat570 3 года назад

      I think you shluld liaten to farmers for once and u will forget SG

  • @amanjthomas4779
    @amanjthomas4779 3 года назад +5

    Very informative, The Print is providing informative and unbiased views with solid proof rather than going with the flow like other media. Your efforts deserve great appreciation.

  • @Vicky-ci2fk
    @Vicky-ci2fk 3 года назад +14

    My question is, surplus the FCI has why don’t they sell to the corporates. Farmers would be happy that they are getting their money and the FCI would not be in debt. The concerns of the farmers are that if it’s open market and there’s a surplus who would buy it? If it’s the FCI that would buy the surplus then what’s the difference with the current situation. The right approach should be government should sell to the corporates or export the excess.

    • @v.sngranawat570
      @v.sngranawat570 3 года назад +1

      I also had same question. Well said.

    • @eamanisun
      @eamanisun 3 года назад +5

      Problem is farmers would expect government to buy, not at market rates but at farmer benefit rates. Govt has no wherewithal to manage such a feat (in terms of infrastructure and capital) and it is not its primary duty. Even if govts buy at an premium rate, it'll just distort market price and in turn affect our capacity to exports (such commodities available cheaper else where in the world). That is the reason why GOI has huge stocks of wheat and rice, as cost paid by GOI to farmers is so exorbitant that let alone the world, not even Indian private sector will buy them at those rates. And it is just inefficient for government to get into it. It leads to a lot of wasted resources that this country can ill afford.

    • @abhinavchaudary2879
      @abhinavchaudary2879 3 года назад +2

      Now farmers will be able to sell produce to anybody and previously it was restricted to their APMC and now farmers has broader choice whether to sell in APMC , FCI or to corporate or anywhere where they will earn huge profits . So what is the problem from this bill

    • @bupeshtandan3760
      @bupeshtandan3760 3 года назад

      Farmers have guaranteed income with MSP and are not switching to crops which india needs like olive oil and keep on producing crops like wheat and Rice. India spends billions of dollars to get olive oil that too from a country who is hostile to india. You must have read recently india stopped imports from Malaysia because of many reasons.

    • @DesiSense
      @DesiSense 3 года назад

      Everyone Knows that Corporates would not pay more than MSP eventually, else the could buy from the govt itself.

  • @karthikb5
    @karthikb5 3 года назад +27

    Thank you CTC for such rich research.
    Re protests: Just because something good has not been communicated well (as alleged on BJP now on these good laws), does not take away the fact that the laws are still v good for the farmers.Let's pl kill the 'BJP failed to communicate' narrative and condemn this protest.

    • @Mahek_Mehta_1102
      @Mahek_Mehta_1102 3 года назад

      I agree and its not that Govt. has not tried to communicate it to them. I have seen Govt. handles on Twitter communicating this. But there r many channels and people who have their own vested interest,they r creating fear among farmers and giving them wrong info.

    • @mesinjana
      @mesinjana 3 года назад

      why should anyone condemn the protests? did they destroy public property or beat up someone? Instead the police on state orders damaged the road. Everyone has the right to protest peacefully and be heard, especially when concerns so many people. And all the TV channels are busy not just condemning them but even tagging them as terrorists and antinationals - and you expect the Punjabis to take that lying down?

    • @nilanjandutta_
      @nilanjandutta_ 3 года назад +1

      This is the same issue as with CAA

  • @pnydu
    @pnydu 3 года назад +20

    Shekharji, exceptional objective journalism. The subscription has, in a master stroke, become 100% worthy.

    • @pnydu
      @pnydu 3 года назад

      @G Kaur haha... Kaurji... by posting this reply, you have made clear who is who, and what is you.
      For the demented out there like you: BJP is doing a stellar job by privatising many of the PSUs. One after the other. Managing a huge country with a massive population, with extreme disparities and inequality is not the same as managing a chicken coop... perhaps your worldview is limited.
      And I am glad you replied, the kind of nonsensical quack you people blurt out only makes the case for even bigger majority for the Modi-led development revolution, albeit its many failings and some hardline issues. Its still the best thing thats happened to India in over 40yrs.

  • @rathore333
    @rathore333 3 года назад

    This is what is expected of media - to educate people about the real background of an issue. Shekhar Gupta has done exactly that. Thanks for enlightening us.

  • @jaiparkash7480
    @jaiparkash7480 3 года назад +5

    Dear sheker sir one thing i want to ask
    1. Govt will decide price of seeds
    2. Govt will decide price of pesticides
    3. Govt will decide price of fertilizers
    4. Govt will decide price of diesel
    Than who will decide the price of crop a private player or you and I
    That's why we are asking MSP for all crops.

    • @namangupta2228
      @namangupta2228 3 года назад +4

      You can decide but then no one will buy if you have decided arbitrary high price. And farmers got subsidy on everything from electricity to fuel to pesticides etc

  • @Tony2687
    @Tony2687 3 года назад +49

    SG is precise but govt lost chance to remove the apprehensions of farmers months back.hope they will reach a consensus

    • @immanuel5095
      @immanuel5095 3 года назад +7

      The congress government in Punjab kept inciting the farmers for political reasons. Remember the buffoon rahul was sitting on the tractor.

    • @sarabjitsingh4442
      @sarabjitsingh4442 3 года назад +6

      Media and Govt did not take Farmers seriously when they were protesting in Punjab for weeks together. Only when they marched in to Delhi , things started working and noticed.

    • @ritwikmahajan7507
      @ritwikmahajan7507 3 года назад +2

      @@sarabjitsingh4442 government has asked for talks in october itself which was rejected by farmers only. farmers have rejected GOVT proposal for talks about 5 times.

    • @harshitrautela8662
      @harshitrautela8662 3 года назад

      @@ritwikmahajan7507true

  • @ahpoddar1
    @ahpoddar1 3 года назад

    Wish government would explain this to farmers !! Nicely articulated, summarised. Historic references and whole stitching together was truly cutting the clutter !!

  • @abhishekdatta4194
    @abhishekdatta4194 3 года назад +10

    Very very well explained. I made a comment about this in a previous episode, and I say it again.....for the sake of National Interest, I really feel that the Govt should include SG in the team that is negotiating with the farmers.

    • @shivangdixit007
      @shivangdixit007 3 года назад

      Lol

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад +1

      Can anyone could clarify my doubt 1. Why most of the farmers are not selling their produce in APMC 2. Is there any private trader in APMC (mandis) or only fci buys total farm produce if fci is giving msp then all the farmers will sell their produce to fci only why they are not selling their total produce.is there any restrictions for fci to procure

    • @surajitmanna4472
      @surajitmanna4472 3 года назад

      @@mulukasreenath5192 no the fci already has surplus even after that it had to buy wheat and rice from farmers on msp and offcourse most of the grains even after free distribution under various schemes rot provided bad and not using technology in storage facilities so the fci is already in loss but since it is a government body it is not dissolved yet and yes 90 % grains are still sold to private players offcourse indirectly due to middlemen in mandis which this law will remove as the farmer can directly sell it to the private player

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад

      @@surajitmanna4472 is there will be any restrictions on fci to buy only that much limit

    • @mulukasreenath5192
      @mulukasreenath5192 3 года назад

      @@surajitmanna4472 bro in apmc there are any private traders or only fci will procure

  • @sujaymg
    @sujaymg 3 года назад +34

    As Ashkok gulati said govt failed in communication with farmers.

    • @immanuel5095
      @immanuel5095 3 года назад +15

      Punjab congress gov & rahul deliberately spread the misinformation amongst the farmers and incited the protests.

    • @0609Bhuwan
      @0609Bhuwan 3 года назад +5

      So how exactly do you successfully communicate with middlemen when you bring a bill abolishing middlemen ?? Ha ha

    • @AjayKeshri.0
      @AjayKeshri.0 3 года назад

      Bullshit there was deliberation with expert then at parliamentary committee same reform was demanded by Congress cpi even kisan Sanghtan protesting now you can see their tweets bit now they are protesting. Political party misguided gullible farmers for their vested interests hence lack of communication is bullshit

    • @AjayKeshri.0
      @AjayKeshri.0 3 года назад

      @kangh88 kang what's ur problem india is at technical recession correct yourself

    • @anotheridiotoninternet6635
      @anotheridiotoninternet6635 3 года назад

      @kangh88 kang so does that include your m...

  • @psgill53
    @psgill53 3 года назад

    A very positive and right information provided by Shekhar. It appeared the present Government of India failed to educate the farmers before implementing it. Had they educate the farmers this nasty situation and heartburn could have avoided.

    • @pranavdwivedi7678
      @pranavdwivedi7678 3 года назад

      But the fact is that farmers are not ready to listen

  • @rushirajraval8975
    @rushirajraval8975 3 года назад +17

    Waiting for this cutter for long on farmer issues.. thank you

  • @14divyank
    @14divyank 3 года назад +3

    I’m deeply regretting not coming to this channel before. Such in depth research covering all aspects like historical, social, economic etc. represented Without any ideological bias or slogans. Kudos to the print team, and thank you 🙏🏽

  • @satnamsingh1037
    @satnamsingh1037 3 года назад +1

    I have few questions
    1. If the Apmc were abolished in bihar 14 years ago, why cant bihari farmers move to other crops and why they are only farming grain crops just to have losses.
    2. If the farmers have belief in MSP system why can't the government give written assurance on Msp in pvt market.
    3. Why farmers cant go to court in case of dispute as per new laws.

  • @immanuel5095
    @immanuel5095 3 года назад +12

    My respect on Congress and Rahul Gandhi would have grown if they had tried to convince the farmers on this much needed farmers reform bill instead of inciting them.
    Shame on the selfish Congress party.

    • @shivangdixit007
      @shivangdixit007 3 года назад

      Lol why would congress ever do this

    • @0609Bhuwan
      @0609Bhuwan 3 года назад +1

      See the 2019 manifesto of INC - section 7 Points 11 and 21 to understand the hypocrisy... manifesto.inc.in/pdf/english.pdf ... even as an opposition intellectual honesty on issues of national interest there should be support ... This contradiction in the congress has basically allowed all kinds of radical , fringe , anti national elements to pretty much take over these so called protests

  • @GururajBN
    @GururajBN 3 года назад +15

    Mr. SG, as usual, this is a comprehensive and superb presentation. I have seen TV channels and digital news websites starting the discussion somewhere in the middle of the subject. Wishing The Print greater success.
    I am sure that no country has screwed up its agriculture the way India has done. The politicians who perpetrated this horrible system of incentive deserve to roast in hell.
    The problem with Modi-Shah duo is that they believe in bulldozing the laws through the parliament. If sufficient discussion had taken place in the parliament and the select committees, the opposition would have been far more muted. CAA is another such example. If the government had referred the CAB to the select committee, shaheen bagh and Delhi riots could have been avoided.

    • @RD-ln2vx
      @RD-ln2vx 3 года назад +4

      Sir, Amrinder Singh and Sukbhir Singh Badal was part of farm committees who made these farm laws. Farmer unions have been urging to bring these laws from last 15-20 years. What more consensus you want?
      Here is BKU tweet of 2019:
      mobile.twitter.com/BKU_KisanUnion/status/1101674010666913792
      Some political parties just want anarchy now as they are loosing.

    • @immanuel5095
      @immanuel5095 3 года назад +2

      Sorely miss Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj who used to break the fake narratives with midas touch.

    • @immanuel5095
      @immanuel5095 3 года назад +2

      @@RD-ln2vx congress is trying to create anarchy in order to stay relevant in politics at the cost of farmers.

    • @harishs6048
      @harishs6048 3 года назад

      No sir. It is all a churning that is happening in Delhi that is causing this misinformation.
      There is a very influential Lutyens circle which includes professors from few universities and colleges, journalists, politicians from all parties, lawyers, IAS, IRS etc
      They would decide all policies, narrative etc. All news breaks, leaks etc happen here.
      Same people are lawyers, professors, politicians, many of their fathers were politicians, IAS, lawyers etc in same Delhi
      Their and daughter sons now study in same schools and they all meet in same bars at night😁.
      There were even part of highest decision making body, NAC in UPA government.
      They were influential in Vajpayee govt too.
      That is why Vajpayee was defended and his ill-health was hidden even when his health actually was not well during last year of his rule...
      When Devegowda did not encourage them, he was shown as I'll person who always sleeps etc. and finally brought down.
      But Modi had always had bad relationship with them.
      He did not encourage this circle. He took his own decision and in some cases replaced people from this circle in some important positions like JNU VC with science professor, members of NEP committee was headed by a scientist, chancellor of Jadhavpur was replaced, Hyderabad University, FTII etc. That is when the circle became active.
      Student protests started in JNU, Jadhavpur, Hyderabad, then came caste protests etc.
      Still Jaitley and Shushma Swaraj were Lutyens' friends in Modi govt. As long as they were present things were in control.
      Once they passed away, the circle became ruthless in misinformation.
      Earlier it was Intolerance, award wapsi, Student protest and then now it is CAA, Farmers etc.
      Never know what next.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад

      I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

  • @PiyushKhosla
    @PiyushKhosla 3 года назад +1

    I agree on these points, and thus I am wondering why do we need these farm laws then? Just incentivize the farmer to diversify their crop field. Simple solution. It will take time but keep persuading.

  • @niraj204731
    @niraj204731 3 года назад +92

    So, Basically Modi Gov saying Punjab Farmers that “Party is over!!!”

    • @ab-zg1fr
      @ab-zg1fr 3 года назад +14

      @@94pranjalshukla
      From consumer and economic prospective corporates are good . Quality of Goods and services produced by small and medium scale industries can never be better than that of corporations. Recently we didn't join RCEP because our small and medium scale industries could not stand in front Chinese and asean corporates . More the corporation more the country is develop . I think USA has most number of corporates in the world .

    • @ab-zg1fr
      @ab-zg1fr 3 года назад +4

      @@94pranjalshukla
      So, Why the people with 1-2 acres wants to do farming ? How much money they are making from it ? Not more than 7k a month . Is 7k per month enough for livelihood ? Why don't this people ask government for industries ? Even the lowest rank employees of industry make more money than this farmers . For government it is getting more and more difficult to pay the bill of subsidy given to the farmers . FCI debts are all time high . Today or tomorrow government will have to put end to this subsidy . And contract farming is not meant for smaller farmers and small farmers can not even afford it . It is for farmer with 10+ acres of land . It is their in my village . A farmer from my village supplies banana to local banana chips producer on yearly contract basis .

    • @thehat4215
      @thehat4215 3 года назад +1

      @@ab-zg1fr give them jobs then

    • @ab-zg1fr
      @ab-zg1fr 3 года назад +6

      @@thehat4215
      That's what i am saying . India should not run away from manufacturing . If we want to improve our living standards , we must industrialise . We transform directly from agriculture to service without manufacturing but it didn't work for us . My village area is already industrialised . Now people do farming just for fun in my village . People from my village does not expect any output from agriculture but take full advantage of loan waivers😀 .

    • @pr33t007
      @pr33t007 3 года назад +2

      Before you try to pursuade the farmer to follow the bill. Giive them protection of their land from these bills and land prices should not drop.
      Modi is not trust worthy, he is sold himself to corporates for election funds..
      He is repaying corporates with farm bills.

  • @abhijithn.b4552
    @abhijithn.b4552 3 года назад +20

    The print compensated yesterday's glitch by bringing beautiful visuals in today's CTC! Background👌🏼

    • @shivanipal4379
      @shivanipal4379 3 года назад +1

      Hey if you are on Twitter tag this video to diljit Sir he is misguid by dalals

  • @Pratik0917
    @Pratik0917 3 года назад

    Super content!! Now , I understood root issue . Everybody is just shouting or blaming things .. but single of yours has cleared out every aspect.. Kudos to you and your team!! :)👍👍👍

  • @desidarknight8489
    @desidarknight8489 3 года назад +17

    Absolutely fantastic, Explained in a simple and lucid manner. Clearly shows vested interests are opposing the new farm bills. I hope good sense prevails.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад +1

      I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

    • @maniaphobia4719
      @maniaphobia4719 3 года назад

      Based on the video , I feel the Govt is really having sincere intent for the complicated issue ; For sure no other govt will touch it ; Corporatisation of farming is a welcome change to boost economic contribution through efficiency

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад +1

      @@maniaphobia4719 Serious intent is for corporations and not for the common farmer. There are other ways around which will not only help small farmers but will also help the country to grow.

    • @maniaphobia4719
      @maniaphobia4719 3 года назад

      @@harjotkaur7511 it seems you agree there are multiple problems in the agri sector but the remedy proposed by current govt is not right ; unfortunately no other govt will touch the issue due to vote bank politics ;

    • @inder121
      @inder121 3 года назад +1

      You misunderstood the key point here .. this video brilliantly explain problem statement which all farmers know anyways .. but this videos also hinted ( not so clearly though) that farm bills are pathetic solution to these problems ( almost like paddy burning example) .. you need solutions like Haryana example .. You need to exactly what Is told India in 1960's - insentivice

  • @vruschik69
    @vruschik69 3 года назад +9

    Excellent analysis once again. You have at most times really set the standard high.

  • @manuveeransandhu2475
    @manuveeransandhu2475 3 года назад +1

    I believe Shekhar Gupta elaborated on the thoughts of people far away from the ground reality. Please don't confuse ourselves by making assumptions. Study the situation and then comment. Half of the time in his video he uses the words "maybe", "could be", "can be done" etc. This video picked up the right issue "Wheat-Rice trapped cycle" but the suggested way of implementation/ solution is not even 1% close to the reality. The thoughts of people who don't come from a farming background may be aligned to this video. But, I urge it's just an investment of a few hours to study the topic. PLEASE PLEASE don't make statements with half-baked knowledge.
    I would like to make a few counter-arguments in the following points:
    1. Government doesn't have a clear solution to the problem and is hoping for the BEST to happen by giving power to private players. It won't happen.
    2. Wheat-Rice trap cycle is actually true, but as mentioned in this video it's not true only for Punjab and Haryana. Actually, it's the other way around. People in these 2 states grow the best quality of Wheat-Rice therefore get a price closer to MSP. Everyone agrees diversification of crops is the most important thing needed as of now, but how will it happen? The government needs to start registering the crops sown by farmers and give incentives/ better prices for crops lacking cultivation. Currently, only 6% of farmers get MSP and most of them are from Punjab/ Haryana. Why will farmers of Punjab grow pulses if they don't even get half of the MSP? Instead, they grow Wheat/Rice for which they get a better price.
    3. Fixing price was actually a good idea for the whole agriculture market. But, shouldn't government focus on sticking to MSP? The government is literally failing to perform his duties for improving the market. Private companies are already purchasing from APMC. Giving the whole power of controlling the market to companies will exploit the farmers. I think many things can be done by the government to improve the market and I listed a few here:
    - Keep track of crops being cultivated.
    - Motivate farmers to move from Wheat/ Rice to other crops by giving better prices and proper equipment required for the same.
    - Minimize the imports and export all the surplus.
    - Stick to MSP, Try to match DEMAND with SUPPLY for all crops by moving the big landowners to grow Pulses/ MAIZE/ Bajra, etc.
    The basic demand for farmers is to stick to MSP and scrap bills having benefits for only Privatization. Can we bargain for a bottle of Bisleri? So why are they given prices lesser than MSP(Minimum Support Price). Note it's a minimum price not even maximum. Can you realize the need for a regulatory body in between buyer and seller? If the government says I won't do it, who is going to do it then?
    Farmers have called "Bharat Bandh" on 8th November, Please stand for them if you are able to understand their concerns. Happy to discuss your views in the comments.

  • @someshdabral4009
    @someshdabral4009 3 года назад +20

    I am relieved that conspiracy theories of Yogendra Yadav did not affect SG, even after writing regularly in The Print

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад +1

      SG did not explain the reason of not allowing the former to go to court in case of dispute. Ask him if you have contacg wigh him.

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад +3

      I patiently heard the whole video and each fact is stated in correct and clear manner. But I don't understand that what is the point where it says how these laws will help the farmers. Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are not happy by growing paddy, they do not have any other options. Instead of privatizing the agriculture sector, government should have started procuring more of the other crops that India is importing from outside. If we can have surplus of wheat and rice in the country by following a pattern of giving MSP and then procuring the produce. It can also be done for other commodities. Farmers are demanding from more than a decade now to have procurement system and MSP for other crops, which will not only help them save their groundwater, which is going down year by year but will also help India to have sufficient supply of the commodities which we are importing from outside. Bringing in the big corporations will neither help the farmers nor the consumers. Other point that is not covered in this video is that how Punjab and Haryana have spoilt their lands by putting in chemicals to increase production and to feed the starving India of 1960s. And now after using them and having sufficient supply of grains, we are saying we do not need your produce. Thanks for reading, hope you will understand that thousands of people are sleeping on roads because of some reason.

    • @chetanasanghavi1576
      @chetanasanghavi1576 3 года назад +3

      @@harjotkaur7511 You are not looking at benefits for the economy as a whole.
      1. Centre is buying at MSP at 20 but looking at excess production the actual price may not be 20.... so why would paying something more which is not worth it.
      2. Farmer is paying Mandi tax and other tax which is almost 6% in Punjab. Punjab state is making crores of money. As Punjab govt. is not showing evidence of the usage of money in terms of rural development. SO why can't the Punjab state govt. contribute to reducing this Mandi tax from 6% to 2% which will help the farmers and as well as center do not need to pay such a high price of MSP
      3. Also, you want to center to keep MSP for other crops as well. Don't you think so government bill is already in deficit with 5000 crores of equity and 1.80 lack crores of liability? Do you want to more worsen the situation of our economy? Hope you understand the logic, that government is not paying from his pocket, it is our hard-earned money, tax, which will be utilized to pay MSP. It's not the government we the people (including Punjab state people) are suffering by managing the MSP of Punjab state.
      4. I do have sympathy for farmers, I am not sure, does the farmer knows about their actual worth of produce (with excess production each year). I hope you understand the market function as determination of price depends on demand and supply. Who is paying more by keeping MSP? Don't you think we as consumers are paying more?
      5. Well, the government is not throwing them out. The government encourages market participants to have fair prices of the product.
      6. I can only see, who losses here, the Mandi and state income, in the form of tax, which they use to make money for themselves because farmers will any which ways get money for their goods that too without paying Mandi tax. Farmers have the advantage of selling goods without paying Mandi tax. I don't know who is fooling farmers.
      7. The last point, as SG rightly said, the state/center should provide incentives to encourage them for the diversification of crops which helps our economy to reduce the deficit.

    • @sumarianprince
      @sumarianprince 3 года назад

      @@harjotkaur7511 You guys don't understand economics, do you ?

    • @harjotkaur7511
      @harjotkaur7511 3 года назад

      @@sumarianprince Make your point if you have any?

  • @ishusidhu3505
    @ishusidhu3505 3 года назад +3

    one of the bill clearly states that farmers cannot go to the court If they have any dispute with the contractor and moreover So called private market is already present in rest of the India apart from PB and HR 94% of the farmers are already not selling it to the APMC because they don't have them

    • @abhinavchaudary2879
      @abhinavchaudary2879 3 года назад

      So farmers should demand judiciary in any dispute instead of removal of laws

  • @RaviKumar-kh2yc
    @RaviKumar-kh2yc 3 года назад

    First time Gupta ji expressed real issues and truth.

  • @SherazAnwarH
    @SherazAnwarH 3 года назад +5

    The last comment on explaining the new laws to the farmer, what better than making this episode in Hindi & sending them to the farmers mobiles !

    • @SushmitWali
      @SushmitWali 3 года назад

      More so it should be for Punjab-Haryana (Punjabi language).
      It's just west UP farmers agitating.
      UP-Bihar produce a better variety of rice yet poor people there have to eat substandard rice from MSP (procures from Punjab-Haryana mostly).

  • @ahsingh9848
    @ahsingh9848 3 года назад +5

    Being a Punjabi, I am proud of my FARMERS, standing in front of Delhi India.. Waheguru bless them

    • @harshitsingh686
      @harshitsingh686 3 года назад +1

      From Punjab India
      Might be sad for some

    • @perspective500
      @perspective500 3 года назад +11

      Stop wasting my taxes

    • @deshampravesh7108
      @deshampravesh7108 3 года назад +2

      Don't fight have talk and get a better deal. Punjab is literally wasting lot of food, it is not 1970 where people eat roti, rice and dal.
      We should diversify into poultry, meat, milk, fruits, oils, nutrition food etc

    • @ahsingh9848
      @ahsingh9848 3 года назад

      @@perspective500 Haryana Govt dig NH1 .delhi-Karnal -Chandigarh. Very SAD from PUNJAB to come to DELHI@Harshit Singh

    • @ahsingh9848
      @ahsingh9848 3 года назад

      @@harshitsingh686 Yes, the way Haryana Govt. Tortured on 26 Nov

  • @tackytaco8133
    @tackytaco8133 3 года назад +1

    This CTC was much better than the last one which i felt was just opinionated and much less based on facts. There's reason and information here which I appreciate. Kudos

  • @siddharthaganguli5299
    @siddharthaganguli5299 3 года назад +7

    Sir, thanks for bringing our a balanced view. This is too large and complicated an issue for us common people to fathom. You have made things easier for us.

  • @sankalp6872
    @sankalp6872 3 года назад +8

    Hopefully, the Govt will not go back on these reforms but anyway Congress or particularly the Gandhi family missed out on the credit for Liberalization due to an unnecessary feud with PV Narsimharao and now they'll lose out on credit for the second liberalization too due to Rahul's stupidity. The laws are good and change is hard also Modi govt made mistakes as they failed to take stakeholders onboard.

    • @sujithkumar2041
      @sujithkumar2041 3 года назад

      ...and it was Modi who heralded liberalisation in India.

  • @amarnathmourya3835
    @amarnathmourya3835 3 года назад

    He explained in simple language. Best way..Thank you very much

  • @saishrikarthik
    @saishrikarthik 3 года назад +7

    One of the best cut the clutter episodes. It's going to be a tightrope walk to resolve the current impasse. Interesting times ahead

    • @Worker889
      @Worker889 3 года назад

      It could have but SG gave his opinion in optimism, we have to see both the opinions, see Dr. Devinder Sharma's interview on this issue.

    • @saishrikarthik
      @saishrikarthik 3 года назад

      @@Worker889 I did see Devinder Sharma's opinion as well. He did not offer any constructive solution. And his ways were more of idealistic socialism. If SG's balanced view of the pros and cons in this CTC episode does not provide you with the right perspective, then no amount of explanation would help.

  • @AnjayKumar-io6so
    @AnjayKumar-io6so 3 года назад +10

    Great Episode Mr Shekhar, if farmers watch this, it would definitely open there eyes blinded by dirty politicians like one. Mr AKJ...

    •  3 года назад

      Mr akj?

  • @ajaythacker2781
    @ajaythacker2781 3 года назад

    Shekharbhai, thou you are not an Agro Economist, you have explained things very nicely. Being Economics Master's degree holder, I am really impressed by your hard work and research. You have explained clearly and simply, without prejudice as well. Although I am your Fan for ever, but Today I feel I have chosen a right person to enrich my knowledge....

  • @LightningMcQueen...895
    @LightningMcQueen...895 3 года назад +4

    I think FCI should start procuring foodgrains from other states too not just punjab and haryana , if it procures crops from farmers of Andhra , maharashtra , gujarat , UP , Telangana in MSP then that would be a big deal

    • @shivam62002
      @shivam62002 3 года назад

      they already have a surplus bro..1.80 lakh crore worth. they don't want to procure from Haryana/Punjab too

  • @dineshgulati1664
    @dineshgulati1664 3 года назад +12

    APMC is a state subject. Further government is agree on MSP. Then where is the problem ?

    • @79nirankumar
      @79nirankumar 3 года назад +1

      It's in the genes of Politics (Not to name), in the name of Farmers.

    • @soumyagupta845
      @soumyagupta845 3 года назад +2

      Where has the government agreed on MSP?

    • @jaspalguru2480
      @jaspalguru2480 3 года назад

      Not expected from so called educated person.. pehle padho fir bolo...

    • @dineshgulati1664
      @dineshgulati1664 3 года назад

      @@jaspalguru2480 Yes. i have evidance. could forward you.

    • @79nirankumar
      @79nirankumar 3 года назад

      @@jaspalguru2480 Bro, If you do not understand the content and context of the video, then you are a scapegoat of politics.

  • @Hola-yz9wn
    @Hola-yz9wn 3 года назад

    Mr. Gupta you are the most well read journalist out there 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍

  • @vinodpanchpal253
    @vinodpanchpal253 3 года назад +12

    One of the best Newsroom. With Nature and chirping at the background. A shortcoming becoming a strength.

  • @mrramanpoonam
    @mrramanpoonam 3 года назад +3

    Things are so simple but our Punjabi farmers not ready to understand. Only God can help India.

    • @ishusidhu3505
      @ishusidhu3505 3 года назад +3

      just making punjabi farmers poorer will not make other farmers any richer

  • @jodabs9888
    @jodabs9888 3 года назад +1

    Beautifully explained Sir. You should be the one in these farmers meetings to avoid unnecessary political mess ups.👍