Farmers Sitting on Delhi Border for 125 days Will Now Travel to Parliament

The agitation of farmers against three laws related to farming completed 125 days on Wednesday. On this occasion, a press conference was organized by the United Kisan Morcha, in which they told about the plan ahead. According to the plan, the farmers are also preparing to travel to Parliament. However, the date for when the farmers will demonstrate in the Parliament has not yet come, but the farmers say that the first fortnight of May will be traveled towards the Parliament. It is clear that farmers are now adopting a strategy to pressurize the government.

According to the United Kisan Morcha, every section of the society including women, unemployed youth will be included with them during the parliamentary journey. This program will be completely peaceful. The day the protest will be held on the Parliament, the farmers will reach the borders of Delhi from their villages. After this, there will be a march on foot to many borders of Delhi. All this will happen before the first fortnight of May i.e. 15 May. However, its date is not stated.

What else is the farmers' plan?

April 5: Food Corporation of India (FCI) Save Day will be celebrated. On this day there will be a siege of FCI offices across the country.

10 April: Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) will be blocked for 24 hours.

April 13: The festival of Baisakhi will be celebrated on the borders of Delhi.

April 14: Constitution Save Day will be celebrated on Dr. Ambedkar's birth anniversary.

May 1: We will celebrate Labor Day on the border of Delhi. On this day, all programs will be dedicated to labor-farmer unity.

Farmer movement has been going on for the last 4 months

In September last year, the central government implemented three laws related to farming. Against these three laws, the farmers have been standing on the borders of Delhi since 26 November last year. Talks have also been held between the farmer and the government 11 times, but no consensus was reached. Farmers want the government to repeal all the three laws and bring the law of guarantee on the MSP. But the government says that it cannot withdraw the laws. If the farmers want, then according to them it can be amended.

What Is E-SIM, And How Does It Work? Which Handset Has The Facility To Fit It?

Technology is advancing rapidly in the country and the world. New technology is in this era of smartphones, the SIM, which smartphone users are using in their phones right now, may not be able to use this SIM in the coming days because it believes that the coming period will be of e-SIM. What is it, and how does it work?

What is E-Sim?

E-SIM is a virtual SIM installed in the mobile, which means Embedded Subscriber Identity Module. There is no need to put an e-sim on the phone. Through e-sim, you can get the benefit of all services of the physical sim. It is a kind of chip that works just like a SIM card. E-SIMs are already installed on the phone or in any device, meaning you cannot remove the e-SIM. Also, you cannot install it on all devices.

How Does Work?

Telecom companies activate e-SIM on your phone. The special thing is that you will not have to change the SIM card after changing the operator. Apart from this, there is also no need for a SIM card slot on the smartphone. On the other hand, if a subscriber wants to change his telecom service provider, he will not have to buy another SIM; instead, an e-sim will get inserted in his mobile phone, and the e-sim will be updated.

Which Companies Offer E-Sim?

Reliance Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone-Idea e-SIM services are three major telecom companies in India. Vodafone has recently started this service. Vodafone Idea has started it for postpaid customers in Delhi, Gujarat, and Mumbai circles.

Which Handset Works?

E-SIM currently works only on premium smartphones. Vodafone's e-SIM will support iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone SE (2020), iPhone XS, iPhone X Max, and iPhone XR. Later this service will be available for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Fold.

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Indian Army Denied China's Lies, Said- We Did Not Cross LAC, Chinese Soldiers Fired

The Indian Army has once again exposed the lies of Chinese trickery. China claimed that at LAC firing was done from the Indian Army. Now the Indian Army has officially released the statement and rejected China's claim. The Army said that the Indian Army neither took any aggressive step on the LAC. The firing happened on behalf of China.

What Did The Army Say?

The Indian Army issued a statement saying, "India is committed to reducing the deployment of the army and peace on the border, but China is taking action to provoke and provoke the situation." India has never crossed the LAC. India has not taken any aggressive action, including firing. The Chinese military is consistently violating the agreement with an aggressive approach. While negotiations are going on at the military and political level. "

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Regarding the incident yesterday evening, the Army said, "On September 7, the Chinese Army tried to move closer to one of India's forward positions on the LAC, then our Army followed. China fired a few rounds in the air to threaten our soldiers. Despite the provocation, the Indian soldiers showed complete peace and maturity.

The Army further said, "The Indian Army is fully committed to making peace." India's resolve to protect its integrity and sovereignty is also firm. The statement of the Chinese military on the dispute is to confuse its public and the international community.

What Allegations Were Made By The Western Command of The Chinese Army?

On behalf of the Indian Army, the Western Command of the Chinese Army has stated Warning Fire. A spokesman for the Western Command said in his statement, "The Indian Army intruded into the God Pow Mountain area. During the operation, the Indian Army threatened with firing. Chinese soldiers forced to retaliate to normalize the situation. "

The statement further said, "This move of India has broken the agreements between India and China, which has increased the tension in the region and increased the scope of misunderstanding, and this is a very dangerous military provocation." The Chinese newspaper Global Times has also accused Indian soldiers of firing.

Firing After 45 Years On Indo-China Border

The firing took place after 45 years on the India-China border. The last firing incident on LAC took place in October 1975 in Arunachal Pradesh. On June 15, 20 Indian soldiers got killed in a Galvan skirmish. In this skirmish, India kept restraint and did not fire. After Galvan's clash, India now changed the 'Rule of Engagement'. That is, firing also can be done if needed.

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