NEW DELHI -- India's latest agriculture reforms, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi says will help double farmers' income, have sparked a massive uproar, with opposition parties and growers calling them "anti-peasant."
Farmers take to streets fearing reforms will swipe floor from under prices
Supporters of India's main opposition party protest farm bills passed by India's parliament, in Kolkata on Sept. 21. © Reuters
NEW DELHI -- India's latest agriculture reforms, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi says will help double farmers' income, have sparked a massive uproar, with opposition parties and growers calling them "anti-peasant."