Bharatiya Kisan Sangh

Madhya Pradesh farmer protest: Fulfill demands, else agitation will spread, warns Rashtriya Kisan Mahasabha

In the last three years, the prime minister has not even given time to farmer's organisations to discuss the issue, said RKM national convenor and RKMS chief Shivkumar Sharma

Madhya Pradesh farmers' strike: RSS farmers’ union forewarned Centre in April about large-scale agitation

Bharatiya Kisan Sangh had cautioned and foretold the Centre of a large-scale farmers' agitation that could spread across the country.

Madhya Pradesh farmers go on strike causing shortage of commodities

As the farmers' protest in Madhya Pradesh entered its third day, people faced a shortage of milk and vegetables, despite government's efforts to smoothen the supply

Amid corruption and bureaucratic red-tapism, RSS farmers' body warns Centre of stronger agitation if unheard

RSS-affiliated farmers' body BKS has raised a red flag against the existing government policies related to the agricultural sector and the bureaucratic functioning, alleging that these factors have impoverished Indian farmers and compelled them to commit suicide.

Seed giant Monsanto meets its match as Hindu nationalists assert power in Modi's India

The dispute’s fallout could have grave implications

Demonetisation: RSS affiliates express concern on immediate after-effects but remain optimistic

In a month since demonetisation, various strata of society — including the Supreme Court — have raised questions against the faulty-implementation of the Prime Minister’s move to root out black money, but the most serious indictment has, perhaps, now come from within the ruling government’s larger political family.

Harmful to rural economy: RSS-affiliated Kisan Sangh protests against 100% FDI in farm sector

BKS has raised a red flag against the Centre’s nod to 100 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in food processing and animal husbandry.

How Jairam Ramesh's Luddite ban on Bt Brinjal has set us back several years

It is reasonable to be cautious with the introduction of genetically-modified crops. But risks have to be weighed against benefits. Jairam Ramesh's indefinite moratorium on GM brinjal tilts the balance significantly against scientific progress.