To address the issue of stubble burning and increase the income of farmers, the Kaithal administration has signed an MoU with Delhi-based Gramin Vikas Trust and Growdiesel Climate Care Council, an NGO, to generate biofuel from crop residue as well as other waste. File photo
Tribune News Service
Karnal, January 15
To address the issue of stubble burning and increase the income of farmers, the Kaithal administration has signed an MoU with Delhi-based Gramin Vikas Trust and Growdiesel Climate Care Council, an NGO, to generate biofuel from crop residue as well as other waste.
The project is being undertaken as a part of the Chief Minister’s Good Governance Associates (CMGGA) district’s programmes to save the environment and increase the income of farmers.
The MoU was signed among Deputy Commissioner Sujan Singh and the CEOs of Gramn Vikas Trust and Growdiesel at the Mini-Secretariat today. “It will be the first-of-its-kind project across the state,” the DC claimed.
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