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Haryana Says It Has Taken Stringent Measures Against Stubble Burning
The Haryana government has taken stringent measures against stubble burning, issuing 1,256 challans against the offenders, imposing more than Rs 32 lakh in fines and filing 72 FIRs, Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal said on Wednesday.
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Haryana Wrestling Body Suspends 3 For Alleged Involvement In Delhi Protests
Haryana Amateur Wrestling Association (HAWA) has suspended the secretaries of three affiliated district units for their alleged involvement in the agitation against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in Delhi.
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Give Free Tools To Farmers To Prevent Stubble Burning: Human Rights Body
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) held a third round of meeting with the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh and asked them to give a detailed report on how to prevent air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region.
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28.5 km Metro Corridor Cleared For Gurugram By Public Investment Board
Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal on Friday said the Public Investment Board has cleared the 28.5-km-long metro corridor between HUDA City Centre and Cyber City in Gurugram.
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Chief Secretaries Of Delhi, 3 States Summoned Over Air Pollution
Alarmed over the rise in pollution in Delhi-NCR, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has asked the chief secretaries of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi to appear before it on November 10 to discuss the matter.
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Close Murthal Eateries Violating Environmental Norms: Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Haryana chief secretary to close restaurants and roadside eateries at Murthal violating environmental norms and hold a meeting to ensure effective measures for protection of environment and public health.
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Classes Will Commence From July In Six New Nursing Colleges Of Haryana: Chief Secretary
The construction work of six nursing colleges in Haryana will be completed soon and classes will be started in the month of July, Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal said.
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Adequate Measures Taken To Ensure Smooth Conduct Of Haryana Civil Service Exam: Official
Adequate measures have been taken to ensure smooth and fair conduct of the Haryana Civil Services and allied examinations scheduled for September 12, Chief Secretary Vijai Vardhan said on Thursday.
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Punjab Government To Challenge High Court Order Over School Fee
The decision to file an appeal against the order was taken after a meeting in which Singla, Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan, Advocate General Atul Nanda and Education Secretary Krishan Kumar were present.
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PM's Video Meet With Chief Ministers On Lockdown, Pinarayi Vijayan Skips: 10 Points
At least nine Chief Ministers are expected to speak at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video-conference with Chief Ministers that began this morning, the third since the countrywide coronavirus lockdown started on March 25. The meeting's agenda is to review the extension of the lockdown and a clear exit plan. The Chief Ministers of Bihar, Odisha, Gu...
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"Real Culprit" Of Pollution Is Stubble Burning, Delhi Tells Top Court
"How do people breathe?", the Supreme Court remarked today while expressing concern over rising pollution level in Delhi-NCR and summoned the chief secretaries of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to apprise it about the steps taken to deal with the problem.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Clean Delhi? Supreme Court Ranks City Below Faridabad
Delhi is worse than Faridabad in terms of cleanliness, the Supreme Court said today, and questioned how the World Bank Funds are spent by the administration. The Chief Secretary, Vijay Dev, was vehemently admonished by the top court, which was hearing a petition from the pollution-control body Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA.
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"Siting In Ivory Tower...": Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Stubble-Burning
The Supreme Court on Wednesday slammed the governments of Haryana and Punjab for not being able to put an end to the practice of stubble burning, which has contributed to the massive spike in pollution levels in Delhi. A bench, led by Justice Arun Mishra, admonished the Punjab Chief Secretary, saying the state government couldn't provide a road map...
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PM's Office Holds Review Meeting With States To Tackle Delhi Pollution
Top officials from Delhi, Punjab and Haryana listed out the measures adopted by them to tackle air pollution over the past 24 hours in a review meeting held by the Prime Minister's Office on Monday. These included imposing fines on farmers involved in stubble burning and sprinkling water in "pollution hotspots" across the states.
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Put Out Stubble Fires, Supreme Court Tells Punjab, Haryana: 10 Points
Punjab and Haryana have to extinguish fire from stubbles in agricultural fields and submit a report by Wednesday, the Supreme Court said on Monday as pollution levels across north India, including Delhi, peaked. "If stubble burning takes place, the entire administration -- from the Chief Secretary to the gram pradhan will be responsible", the court...
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Haryana Says It Has Taken Stringent Measures Against Stubble Burning
The Haryana government has taken stringent measures against stubble burning, issuing 1,256 challans against the offenders, imposing more than Rs 32 lakh in fines and filing 72 FIRs, Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal said on Wednesday.
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Haryana Wrestling Body Suspends 3 For Alleged Involvement In Delhi Protests
Haryana Amateur Wrestling Association (HAWA) has suspended the secretaries of three affiliated district units for their alleged involvement in the agitation against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in Delhi.
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Give Free Tools To Farmers To Prevent Stubble Burning: Human Rights Body
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) held a third round of meeting with the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh and asked them to give a detailed report on how to prevent air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region.
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28.5 km Metro Corridor Cleared For Gurugram By Public Investment Board
Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal on Friday said the Public Investment Board has cleared the 28.5-km-long metro corridor between HUDA City Centre and Cyber City in Gurugram.
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Chief Secretaries Of Delhi, 3 States Summoned Over Air Pollution
Alarmed over the rise in pollution in Delhi-NCR, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has asked the chief secretaries of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi to appear before it on November 10 to discuss the matter.
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Close Murthal Eateries Violating Environmental Norms: Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Haryana chief secretary to close restaurants and roadside eateries at Murthal violating environmental norms and hold a meeting to ensure effective measures for protection of environment and public health.
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Classes Will Commence From July In Six New Nursing Colleges Of Haryana: Chief Secretary
The construction work of six nursing colleges in Haryana will be completed soon and classes will be started in the month of July, Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal said.
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Adequate Measures Taken To Ensure Smooth Conduct Of Haryana Civil Service Exam: Official
Adequate measures have been taken to ensure smooth and fair conduct of the Haryana Civil Services and allied examinations scheduled for September 12, Chief Secretary Vijai Vardhan said on Thursday.
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Punjab Government To Challenge High Court Order Over School Fee
The decision to file an appeal against the order was taken after a meeting in which Singla, Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan, Advocate General Atul Nanda and Education Secretary Krishan Kumar were present.
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PM's Video Meet With Chief Ministers On Lockdown, Pinarayi Vijayan Skips: 10 Points
At least nine Chief Ministers are expected to speak at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video-conference with Chief Ministers that began this morning, the third since the countrywide coronavirus lockdown started on March 25. The meeting's agenda is to review the extension of the lockdown and a clear exit plan. The Chief Ministers of Bihar, Odisha, Gu...
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"Real Culprit" Of Pollution Is Stubble Burning, Delhi Tells Top Court
"How do people breathe?", the Supreme Court remarked today while expressing concern over rising pollution level in Delhi-NCR and summoned the chief secretaries of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to apprise it about the steps taken to deal with the problem.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Clean Delhi? Supreme Court Ranks City Below Faridabad
Delhi is worse than Faridabad in terms of cleanliness, the Supreme Court said today, and questioned how the World Bank Funds are spent by the administration. The Chief Secretary, Vijay Dev, was vehemently admonished by the top court, which was hearing a petition from the pollution-control body Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA.
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"Siting In Ivory Tower...": Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Stubble-Burning
The Supreme Court on Wednesday slammed the governments of Haryana and Punjab for not being able to put an end to the practice of stubble burning, which has contributed to the massive spike in pollution levels in Delhi. A bench, led by Justice Arun Mishra, admonished the Punjab Chief Secretary, saying the state government couldn't provide a road map...
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PM's Office Holds Review Meeting With States To Tackle Delhi Pollution
Top officials from Delhi, Punjab and Haryana listed out the measures adopted by them to tackle air pollution over the past 24 hours in a review meeting held by the Prime Minister's Office on Monday. These included imposing fines on farmers involved in stubble burning and sprinkling water in "pollution hotspots" across the states.
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Put Out Stubble Fires, Supreme Court Tells Punjab, Haryana: 10 Points
Punjab and Haryana have to extinguish fire from stubbles in agricultural fields and submit a report by Wednesday, the Supreme Court said on Monday as pollution levels across north India, including Delhi, peaked. "If stubble burning takes place, the entire administration -- from the Chief Secretary to the gram pradhan will be responsible", the court...
