<h1>Farmers and government dialogue on MSP law ends without agreement; further talks scheduled for May 4.</h1> Talks between farmer leaders and central government representatives regarding farmers' demands, including a law guaranteeing minimum support price (MSP) for crops, ended inconclusively. The meeting, attended by Union ministers and state officials, emphasized the government's commitment to farmers' welfare and the need for further stakeholder consultations. The central ministers acknowledged the need for more study on the MSP guarantee law and assured farmers of continued dialogue. Farmers expressed concerns over potential US pressure to reduce agricultural import duties, warning of negative impacts. The next meeting is scheduled for May 4.