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Paddy sowing to start tomorrow, over 32 L hecatres to be covered - Vimarsana News

Paddy sowing to start tomorrow, over 32 L hecatres to be covered

Just after the Lok Sabha election in which the ruling AAP won three seats, the Punjab Government faces a litmus test preparing for the paddy season, one of...

Farmers to get Canal water for Paddy plantation from June 11: Mann - Vimarsana News

Farmers to get Canal water for Paddy plantation from June 11: Mann

Uniindia: Chandigarh, Jun 7 (UNI) Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Friday exhorted the farmers to make maximum use of surface water during ensuing Paddy season to save the ground water.

Farmers to get canal water for paddy plantation from June 1: Punjab CM - Vimarsana News

Farmers to get canal water for paddy plantation from June 1: Punjab CM

/ Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Friday exhorted the farmers to make maximum use of surface water during the ensuing paddy season to save the groundwater. Chairing a meeting of Water resources department here, he said that the state government is fully geared to supply canal water

Out of Arvind Kejriwal's shadow, lone ranger Bhagwant Mann brings AAP consolation prize | India News - Vimarsana News

Out of Arvind Kejriwal's shadow, lone ranger Bhagwant Mann brings AAP consolation prize | India News

CHANDIGARH: The turmoil in Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) ahead of the Lok Sabha election turned the contest into a high-stakes personal battle for Punjab chie.

Punjab defies national trend again; Aligns with Opposition in Lok Sabha - Vimarsana News

Punjab defies national trend again; Aligns with Opposition in Lok Sabha

In a recurring political phenomenon, Punjab has once again swam against the national tide in the recent Lok Sabha elections. This marks the continuation of a trend observed in five out of the previous six general elections, where the state opted for the party that ultimately found itself on the