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Explainer: Will another CM-level talks help resolve SYL canal issue between Punjab, Haryana?
The last meeting between Punjab and Haryana CMs in December 2023 had remained inconclusive
Pradeep Sharma
Haryana
Haryana Horticulture Nurseries Bill explained: Key features and penalties
Within six months of the Act’s commencement, nursery owners have to obtain licences from competent authority
Bhartesh Singh Thakur
Haryana
Explainer: Notices to farmers a pressure tactic or routine procedure?
The notices were issued by the Ambala police to those farmers whose names were mentioned in the FIRs over bid to break barricades at Shambhu border and to those whose names cropped up in the disclosure statements
Nitish Sharma

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