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Illegal fires invite legal burns: Haryana targets Rajasthan’s Aravalli polluters

State govt imposes ₹10.30L penalties on 3 firms as Nuh residents grapple with garbage fires

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Sumedha Sharma
Tribune News Service
Nuh, Updated At : 07:00 AM Jul 01, 2025 IST
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Having struggled with the illegal dumping and burning of industrial waste being brought from Rajasthan for a while, Haryana has now put its foot down, penalising Rajasthan waste generators and dumpers.

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