Kaithal district feted for reducing stubble burning

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Karnal, January 15

The Haryana State Pollution Control Board Chairman, P Raghavendra Rao, honoured representatives of various gram panchayats for their commendable work in stubble management during the last paddy season.

He expressed optimism that the goal of zero stubble burning could be achieved through collective efforts of all stakeholders.

Rao highlighted the success of Kaithal district in securing the top position in the state by reducing stubble burning incidents by 60 per cent.

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