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SDM raises awareness on stubble management among students

The crop residue burning. File Photo

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Batala Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM)-cum-Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation, Vikramjit Singh Panthey, visited Government Senior Secondary School Khojala on Friday to raise awareness among students about the harmful effects of stubble burning.

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The state government is making concerted efforts to stop the practice of burning paddy residue among the farming community.

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Addressing the students, SDM Panthey emphasised that burning crop residue destroys soil fertility and pollutes the environment.

He urged the students to be responsible citizens by fulfilling their duties toward society. He also administered a pledge encouraging them to refrain from stubble burning and to motivate their parents, if they are farmers, to do the same.

The Sub-Divisional Magistrate further announced that he has directed all Block Development and Panchayat Officers (BDPOs) to display important public information, such as details about farmer crop compensation, local health facilities and police contact numbers, on village notice boards to improve accessibility for residents.

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