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Punjab Farm Fires Drop 53%: Just 4 Cases Reported

Punjab reports dramatic 53% decline in stubble burning cases compared to 2024. Only 4 farm fires recorded on Saturday as harvesting season ends. Read the complete district-wise analysis.

5 animals that went extinct in recent years

Discover 5 animal species declared extinct in recent years due to human activities. Learn about conservation failures and why protecting wildlife matters now more than ever.

Amazon fires worsen amid climate change crisis

Record global temperatures are making the Amazon increasingly combustible, creating years of environmental crisis. Learn how climate change is fueling this disaster and what it means for our planet.

SC to Hear Stubble Burning Plea on Nov 17

Supreme Court schedules November 17 hearing on stubble burning as Delhi-NCR faces severe air pollution crisis. Learn about the legal battle and potential solutions.

Punjab farm fires see 92% dip in 5 years

Punjab reports a dramatic 92% decline in stubble burning cases over five years, thanks to residue management machines and alternative farming. Read the full analysis.

36% of India's road deaths occur on just 2% of roads

Shocking data reveals 36% of road fatalities happen on India's National Highways. A series of recent tragedies claiming 70 lives sparks urgent calls for a dedicated accident probe agency. Read more.

Ludhiana AQI Reaches 178 Amid Stubble Burning

Ludhiana's air quality deteriorates to AQI 178 due to increased stubble fires across Punjab. Authorities report 1,117 farm fire incidents in single day. Read about the worsening pollution crisis.

Punjab Records 133 Stubble Burning Cases on Monday

Punjab reports 133 new paddy-stubble burning cases, taking season total to 4,195. Tarn Taran leads with 20 incidents. Air quality remains poor across state despite improvement from previous years.

Amritsar Farm Fires Down 56% This Year

Amritsar achieves 56% reduction in farm fires this season through government initiatives and farmer cooperation. Learn how this environmental victory was achieved.

Delhi Chokes: Farm Fires Push AQI to 'Very Poor'

As stubble burning intensifies in neighboring states, Delhi's air quality deteriorates to 'Very Poor' levels, raising health concerns and highlighting the annual pollution crisis.

Jewellery Stocks: 43% Upside Predicted by Analysts

Market experts identify two recently listed jewellery stocks poised for significant growth. Discover why analysts are recommending these shining opportunities and whether they belong in your investment portfolio.

Punjab Farm Fires Jump 78% Amid Wheat Sowing Rush

Punjab faces agricultural crisis as farmers rush to clear paddy fields through stubble burning, with wheat sowing deadline approaching and farm fires surging dramatically across the state.

Punjab Farm Fires Cross 2,500 Mark in 6 Days

Punjab faces environmental emergency as farm fires surge past 2,500 mark. 62 fresh cases reported amid worsening air quality crisis. Authorities struggle to contain stubble burning despite restrictions.

Punjab's Soil Revival: In-Situ Stubble Solution

Discover how Punjab's shift to in-situ paddy stubble management is not only reducing pollution but also rejuvenating depleted soils, offering a sustainable solution to the annual farm fire crisis.

Punjab Farmers: Straw Bales Block Wheat Sowing

Punjab farmers confront agricultural emergency as paddy straw bales remain uncollected, threatening crucial wheat sowing season and raising pollution concerns across the state.

Punjab Farm Fires Spike: 283 Cases in One Day

Punjab witnesses alarming spike in farm fires with 283 new cases reported in a single day, raising serious concerns about air quality and environmental health across North India.

Jalandhar AQI Crisis: 16 Farm Fires, Air Still Very Poor

Despite a significant 93% drop in farm fires compared to last year, Jalandhar continues to battle 'very poor' air quality. Discover the hidden factors behind Punjab's persistent pollution problem and why stubble burning might not be the only culprit.

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