Farmers in various regions are actively engaging in protests and meetings to address ongoing grievances, land disputes, and market issues. In Erode, a meeting scheduled for August 28 will allow farmers to voice concerns about land surveys and encroachments. Meanwhile, at the Shambhu border, farmers are preparing to discuss border reopening following a Supreme Court directive, while protests continue over demands for a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) in Haryana. The West Bengal government is attempting to stabilize the potato market by meeting with traders amid a ban on inter-state trade due to rising prices, a move that has led to unrest among growers and traders. Additionally, in Gurgaon, farmer unions are strategizing protests against land acquisition efforts by developers, threatening to block toll booths if their demands are not addressed. These developments reflect a larger pattern of farmer activism across India, addressing issues of land rights, market stability, and government accountability.