Trident prevents farm fires across 2,000 acres

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 02:23 AM Nov 25, 2025 IST

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The Trident Group has prevented stubble burning across 2,000 acres through its flagship CSR initiative, Parali Samadhan. The initiative continues to support farmers by offering free machinery access, technical guidance, and on-ground assistance to manage stubble responsibly across the various districts of the state.

The initiative is being implemented through its dedicated CSR wing, Trident Foundation. Through this, the firm is facilitating scientific stubble processing and promoting responsible residue management.

The initiative aligns with the national mission to strengthen India’s progress towards global climate commitments, contributing to Sustainable Development Goals.

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