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News: Date Wise

October 2020

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Last Updated On: 19/02/2021

Need to marry farming with industrial growth

PSPCL to upgrade infra in villages

Malwa records fewer stubble-burning cases than Majha

350 officers to keep tabs on straw burning

Sangrur village vows not to burn stubble

Haven’t burnt crop stubble for 16 years: Barnala farmer

Pandemic has had a deep impact on wildlife: Expert

Why burn paddy straw when you can earn out of it?

COVID-19 trashed the recycling dream while oil and gas industry hope for more plastic

Nakodars Bir Pind offers ‘powerful’ solution to straw menace

A race against time to douse stubble fires

16.7 L MT paddy arrives in Punjab mandis

Punjab Pollution Control Board imposes total Rs 12.25 lakh fine in 460 stubble burning cases

Ensure strict vigil to stop stubble-burning, depts told

Seven farmers honoured for not burning stubble

School dropout bucks the trend of stubble burning

More farm fires due to early harvest: Experts

Reaching Asia’s largest wetland a tough affair for eco-tourists

Over 7K stubble burning cases reported this year

Most farm fires in Amritsar, Tarn Taran

Air pollution increases the risk of severe Covid-19, hospitalisations, warn experts

Stubble burning: SC keeps in abeyance its Oct 16 order appointing Justice M B Lokur panel

Air pollution may hinder India’s fight against Covid-19, say scientists

Spike in farm fires in Punjab to worsen air quality in border districts

Ferozepur farmers devise novel way to deal with stubble

Punjab, Haryana go dry in October, Himachal gets a trace of rain

Decline in Punjab’s stubble burning area this year, says official

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