In a major step towards curbing the persistent problem of stubble burning, the Punjab Government has launched a comprehensive Rs 500-crore action plan to promote in-situ crop residue management (CRM).

Punjab government has formulated a Rs 500 crore-plan to provide farmers with crop residue management machinery to check stubble burning, Agriculture Minister Gurmeet Singh Khuddian said on Sunday. The ...

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Aiming to bring the stubble burning to zero in the state, the Punjab government on Sunday formulated an action plan of Rs 500 ...

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The Punjab government has formulated a Rs 500 crore-plan to provide farmers with crop residue management machinery to check stubble burning, Agriculture Minister Gurmeet Singh Khuddian said on Sunday.