Farmers protest live updates: Delhi court reserves order on Disha Ravi's bail plea

152 people have been arrested in a probe in connection with farmers' protest. Some may not want to join the probe but it is not up to their will. Farmer leaders have responded to the notices served to them: Delhi Police Commissioner SN Shrivastava

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to visit Muzzafarnagar tomorrow to attend Kisan Panchayat in Baghra.

Toolkit matter: Delhi HC grants time to respondents to file reply and rejoinder. Court says petitioner's right to privacy, freedom of speech need to be protected and balanced. The court in its interim order also says that Delhi Police to strictly abide by affidavit filed today

Toolkit matter: Delhi Police in a detailed affidavit states that the allegation made by the petitioner against it is false. Police has not leaked and shared any input and data with the media

Toolkit matter in Delhi High Court: Additional Solicitor General SV Raju appearing for Delhi Police denies the allegations of leakage of information

Toolkit matter in Delhi high court: Additional Solicitor General SV Raju appearing for Delhi Police denies the allegations of leakage of information

Toolkit matter: Hearing begins in Delhi HC on Disha Ravi's plea seeking direction to Delhi Police not to leak any investigation material in relation to the FIR filed against her to any third party including the media. Senior Advocate Akhil Sibbal is appearing for Disha Ravi

Delhi high court to hear activist Disha Ravi's plea on police leaks to media

Pilot to address 'kisan mahapanchayat' in Jaipur today

Priyanka Gandhi’s plan to address Kisan Mahapanchayat in Mathura postponed to Feb 23

Farmers are camping in Delhi for past 3 months. Govt thought farmers would return within 2 months. We'll not return. We'll reap our crops & march towards Kolkata. Be ready to stay away from your home for a month to go to Kolkata -Rakesh Tikait, BKU

The railway ministry on Thursday said the ‘rail roko’ agitation passed off without any untoward incident and there was negligible or minimal impact on running of the trains across the country. BJP sources claimed that the agitation was “an utter failure”. “Majority of the zones have reported not a single case of any stoppage of train by the agitators. Few trains were stopped in some areas of zonal railways but later train operation was normal and trains were being operated smoothly. While dealing with the rail roko agitation, utmost patience was exercised by all concerned,” a railway ministry spokesperson said.

Inappropriate to link the results of municipal corporation polls in Punjab with farmers' agitation: Narendra Tomar, Union agriculture minister