By now, many might have lost count of the number of days that the #farmers are out in the open, under the weather, or how many have laid their lives. They continue to #resist - the best form of humans.

A pictorial thread.

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Farmers shout anti-government slogans during a protest against new farm laws at the Delhi-Haryana state border

Farmers protest beside the Sangrur railway station

"We came along with all of our family members to be a part of this protest" -- 70-year-old farmer Rathyard Singh from Haryana

To press for their demands, the farmers' union have called for a hunger strike on Monday 20-Dec, across the country. Outside India, protests to support the farmers have been held in Canada, England and Scotland.

Aerial view of Singhu border, where thousands of vehicles have been stopped by Delhi police to prevent them from entering New Delhi.

College students from Punjab and Haryana paint slogans on walls, using quotes from India's freedom fighters .. "Being educated is to spread what we have learned, this is the way of our protest" -- Sahil Badgujral from Batra

"Publication houses are giving us these books with huge discounts. Some books are funded by students unions that came from across the country" -- Manisha, a student

A group of students working with Khalsa Aid charity came up with an initiative to organize book stalls at Singhu and Tikri borders.

"I have done hotel management and have good knowledge about Ayurvedic medicines. I suggested to my parents that we should take part in this protest by opening a stall for all" -- Manveen Kaur from Bahadurgadh

"We want to mark this protest not only on social media, but on the streets of India" -- Premjeet Singh, a student

Women from villages of Patiala joined in by helping to feed the protesters. "We do this work shift-wise. After two days, we go back to our village, and will be replaced by other women" -- Parminder Jeet Kour

Maan Singh, 50, a Sikh volunteer, heads the community kitchen for nearly 30000 farmers at Singhu border. "It's open for 24 hours and we provide food to everyone".