Talwandi Sabo Power Limited launches drive to combat straw burning

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Mansa, Updated At : 10:55 AM Oct 08, 2024 IST

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Talwandi Sabo Power Limited (TSPL) has initiated steps to combat stubble burning in the region, particularly in Mansa district.

The TSPL’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) team has embarked on a campaign aimed at educating farmers about the detrimental effects of stubble burning. The campaign was launched from Gagowal village in the presence of Deputy Commissioner of Mansa district Kulwant Singh, Chief Agriculture Officer Harvinder Singh Sidhu.

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