Time (Time) magazine has dedicated its cover page to leading women involved in farmer movements against agrarian laws in India. Time magazine has dedicated its international cover to the women of India, who have come to the forefront of demonstrating the peasant movement on the Delhi border and have been stinging for months demanding the return of three agrarian laws.
There is also a tagline on Time magazine’s new international home page, which is – I can’t bully and buy. Women leading the peasant movements of India. The cover of the magazine features a picture of some of the women farmers involved in the peasant movement, along with some small children.
Some of the women on the cover page are protesting against the government. At this time, a baby can also be found in a woman’s lap and has two children. There are also older women in the picture.
TIME’s New International Cover: “Can’t Intimidate Me, Can’t Buy Me.” Women who protested the peasantry of India https://t.co/o0IWwWkXHR pic.twitter.com/3TbTvnwiOV
– Time (IMTIME) March 5, 2021
Time magazine wrote on its official Twitter handle “Time’s new international cover”. Among the women featured on the cover of Time magazine are 41-year-old Amandeep Kaur, Gurmer Kaur, Surjit Kaur, Jaswant Kaur, Sarjeet Kaur. Most of these women are from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.
Time magazine wrote in its article about how women farmers are pushing for the movement to continue, but the government has asked them to go home. It is written how these farmer women have come forward to lead thousands of farmers in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh even after the government has said it.
When celebrities like international icons and pop stars such as Rihanna and Greta Thunberg tweeted, let us know that the performance of farmers running in India has gained headlines abroad. However, it later became clear that Greta Thunberg was part of a campaign plot against India, which is still under investigation.
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