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Tourists behind Morni fire to face action under Forest Act

District forest officer (DFO) Vishal Kaushik, who is also the complainant in the police case, said they are assessing the extent of the damage. However, preliminary assessment indicates it was a ground fire. He further explained that if the tourists are found guilty under the Forest Act, they could face a fine of up to ₹1 lakh. A detailed inquiry has been initiated, and the report is expected soon.

According to available information, majority of the fires recorded in Morni area are attributed to stubble burning. DFO Kaushik said 25 to 30 such incidents came to fore last year. (HT File)
Published on Apr 29, 2025 09:48 AM IST
ByBrijender Gaur, Panchkula

Farmers burning stubble won’t get 6,000 benefit, can’t sell at MSP: Mohan Yadav

MP chief minister Mohan Yadav said the new decision will come into effect on May 1. An official said modalities for implementing the order was being discussed

Till April 24, MP recorded 24,953 instances of stubble burning, which is three times of cases registered in 2024 and 42% of cases registered in 2023, as per the government data. (ANI/Representative)
Published on Apr 25, 2025 04:39 PM IST

Madhya Pradesh tops in wheat stubble burning; 25 lakh fined, 50 FIRs filed

Prohibitory orders were issued under Section 19(5) of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 in Madhya Pradesh

According to a report by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, more than 15,830 cases were reported in Madhya Pradesh from April 1 to April 18 this year, while Punjab recorded 14 cases, Haryana had 47 cases, and Uttar Pradesh registered 3,607 cases. (Hindustan Times/ Representative photo)
Published on Apr 19, 2025 03:49 PM IST

Zone-wise paddy cultivation from June 1in Punjab: CM Mann

While addressing the gathering at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) during the ‘Sarkar-Kisan Milni’ (government-farmer meet), the CM said farmers from Faridkot, Bathinda, Ferozepur, Muktsar Sahib and Fazilka can start sowing paddy from June 1 adding that their groundwater level is better than the rest of Punjab

Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann addressing the gathering here at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) during the ‘Sarkar-Kisan Milni’ (government-farmer meet). (HT Photo)
Published on Apr 13, 2025 07:18 AM IST
By, Ludhiana

Ludhiana: Agri varsity experts warn against use of unverified pesticides leading to crop loss

The senior officials, heads of departments and faculty from PAU campus; scientists from Krishi Vigyan Kendras, farm advisory service centres and regional research stations attended the monthly review meeting of the research and extension work of PAU on Wednesday

Makhan Singh Bhullar, director of extension education, urged the field level functionaries to motivate farmers to shift to sowing of non-water intensive rice crop varieties. (HT Photo)
Published on Apr 03, 2025 07:12 AM IST
By, Ludhiana
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