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Preventing pollution in Buddha Dariya: Adopt zero liquid discharge system, govt urged

Range officer confirms leopard's presence at Garhi Fazal : The Tribune India

Environment activists elated over scrapping of Mattewara project; claim it a win of Punjab people

After Protests, Mann Govt Cancels Textile Park Project Near Mattewara Forest and Sutlej River

Punjab: Protest Against AAP Govt's Plan for Textile Park Near Mattewara Forest

Members of civil society, politicians, farmers' unions, student leaders and NGOs were among hundreds assembled to "save" the planned project site.

Proposed textile park near Mattewara Forest and Sutlej: Move to axe trees to construct road draws flak

Members of the Public Action Committee (PAC) to save Mattewara Forest and Sutlej now raised their voices against a plan for the axing of trees for the construction of a road along dhussi bundh on Sutlej for making approach to the proposed textile park.

Sekhowal villagers, environmental activists slam AAP government

Residents of Sekhowal village and environmental activists associated with different organisations are opposing the AAP government’s decision to set up a textile park near the Mattewara forest and the Sutlej.

Take steps for protection of floodplains: NGT to Punjab Chief Secretary

Harshraj Singh Tribune News Service Ludhiana, May 27 Following a petition filed against the proposed amendment to the Master Plan of Ludhiana for developing a modern industrial park near Mattewara

Proposed amendment by PUDA in Master Plan of city opposed

Ludhiana, December 18 Environmentalists here are up in arms against the proposed amendment in the Master Plan of the city by PUDA/GLADA to allow the setting up of a modern industrial park/mixed land use development along Dhussi bundhs of the Sutlej river in Sekhowal, Garhi Fazal and Salempur villages in this district. ‘Threat to environment’ The Vigilant Citizens Forum has pointed out that many protected forests, Mattewara Forest, Jaspal Kadar, Haidar Nagar/Salempur Forest, were close to the proposed industrial park on different sides. These are notified as protected forests as per the Department of Forests, Punjab. The habitat of animals in these forests would be devastated with industrial activity