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Punjab records 5,517 stubble-burning cases, Ferozepur tops list

Punjab records 5,517 stubble-burning cases, Ferozepur tops list

Chandigarh: Stubble-burning incidents continue to be reported across Punjab amid the ongoing paddy harvesting season, with the state recording a total of 5,517 such cases so far, according to the latest report of the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB). Of the total incidents reported across...

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Amul, Mother Dairy hike milk prices

New Delhi: Leading dairy brands Amul and Moth er Dairy have hiked milk prices by Rs2-4 per litre, effective Thursday, due to higher input costs, including higher farmer procurement rates and increased fuel expenses. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GC MMF) and Mother Dairy, leading...

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BJP’s Sudhanshu Trivedi accuses INDIA bloc of ‘dividing society’

New Delhi: The INDIA Bloc has only three objectives - “looting power”, “dividing society” and harbouring “hatred” in its heart towards Indian culture and Hinduism, said BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi Wednesday, in response to a series of divisive and inflammatory remarks by Opposition leaders...

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Centre makes EVs default choice for government staff cars

New Delhi: The Finance Ministry has issued a notification making electric vehicles (EVs) the "default and preferred choice" for the procurement of government staff cars in all ministries and departments of the Centre, with the order coming into force with immediate effect. The notification issued...

Nepal, Bhutan fail to secure mountain issues agenda at COP31

Nepal, Bhutan fail to secure mountain issues agenda at COP31

Antalya (Turkiye): Proposals by Nepal and Bhutan, and separately by Kyrgyzstan, to secure formal agenda items on mountain-related issues at the 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) failed to secure the backing of major negotiating blocs, Nepal's Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal has said. Speaking to...

Yogi Adityanath

Adityanath dismisses Diwali pollution concerns

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Wednesday played down concerns over pollution caused by Diwali celebrations, saying it would subside and questioned why those raising the issue remain silent about people who had allegedly polluted the system through corruption. Addressing a government programme in...

 

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