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Punjab, Haryana record over 97% rainfall deficit in Sept first week - Vimarsana News

Punjab, Haryana record over 97% rainfall deficit in Sept first week

From June 1 to September 7, the Haryana state recorded 378.8 mm of cumulative rain, falling short of the normal requirement of 382 mm by one per cent.

Haryana farmer accuses man of opening bank account, transferring Rs 20 lakh loan to own account - Vimarsana News

Haryana farmer accuses man of opening bank account, transferring Rs 20 lakh loan to own account

The farmer Mahendra Lal said he discovered that someone had opened an account in his name when he received a chequebook. The chequebook bears the details of an account opened in the Sector 47 branch of a private bank, he added.

Normal Groundnut required in Palwal - commodityonline - Vimarsana News

Normal Groundnut required in Palwal - commodityonline

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Punjab, Haryana record over 97% rainfall deficit in first week of September - Vimarsana News

Punjab, Haryana record over 97% rainfall deficit in first week of September

IMD Chandigarh has predicted dry weather with light to moderate rain at isolated places in Punjab for the next five days, with no significant change in the maximum temperature.

delhi pollution stubble burning: 'Carrot and Stick': How Haryana plans to curb stubble burning, reduce pollution this year - Vimarsana News

delhi pollution stubble burning: 'Carrot and Stick': How Haryana plans to curb stubble burning, reduce pollution this year

Haryana has developed a comprehensive plan to tackle the issue of stubble burning during the upcoming paddy harvest season. The state has identified villages with high instances of farm fires, set up control rooms, formed enforcement teams, and introduced incentives to discourage farmers from burning crop residue. Last year, Haryana saw a significant decrease of 48% in stubble burning.