Why Punjab’s Bhagwant Mann & Haryana’s Nayab Saini are fighting over water

Name: Why Punjab’s Bhagwant Mann & Haryana’s Nayab Saini are fighting over water
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Updated At : 07:32 PM May 01, 2025 IST

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#BhagwantMann #NayabSaini #SYLDispute

In this episode of Decode Punjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Bhartesh Thakur bring the politics and facts in the latest water war between the two states. #BhagwantMann #NayabSaini #SYLDispute #PunjabVsHaryana #WaterCrisis #RiverWaterSharing #InterstateConflict #GroundwaterDepletion #IndianPolitics #BhakraCanal

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BBMB Bhagwant Mann Bhakra Canal central government Groundwater Depletion Haryana indian politics Interstate Conflict nayab saini punjab SYL Canal Water Allocation water crisis water dispute Water Rights

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