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Punjab reports lowest stubble‑burning in seven years; MP logs a rise
Punjab recorded only **5,046** farm‑fires this season — a seven‑year low — with just 12 incidents on 13 November. In contrast, Madhya Pradesh has logged over **10,800** cases.
The inter‑ministerial monitoring group recorded **23,613** farm‑fires across six states including Punjab, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan. Although lower fires are positive for air‑quality, cities such as Amritsar still registered a PM2.5 average of **164**, indicating persistent pollution.
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Punjab reports lowest stubble‑burning in seven years; MP logs a rise
Punjab recorded only **5,046** farm‑fires this season — a seven‑year low — with just 12 incidents on 13 November. In contrast, Madhya Pradesh has logged over **10,800** cases.
The inter‑ministerial monitoring group recorded **23,613** farm‑fires across six states including Punjab, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan. Although lower fires are positive for air‑quality, cities such as Amritsar still registered a PM2.5 average of **164**, indicating persistent pollution.
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- environment
- india
Explore:Mutual Fund Themes
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Punjab logs a seven‑year low in stubble‑burning; MP reports a sharp rise as air‑quality concerns remain.
Punjab recorded only **5,046** farm‑fires this season — a seven‑year low — with just 12 incidents on 13 November. In contrast, Madhya Pradesh has logged over **10,800** cases.
The inter‑ministerial monitoring group recorded **23,613** farm‑fires across six states including Punjab, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan. Although lower fires are positive for air‑quality, cities such as Amritsar still registered a PM2.5 average of **164**, indicating persistent pollution.
Punjab recorded only **5,046** farm‑fires this season — a seven‑year low — with just 12 incidents on 13 November. In contrast, Madhya Pradesh has logged over **10,800** cases.
The inter‑ministerial monitoring group recorded **23,613** farm‑fires across six states including Punjab, Haryana, UP and Rajasthan. Although lower fires are positive for air‑quality, cities such as Amritsar still registered a PM2.5 average of **164**, indicating persistent pollution.
Tags:
- environment
- india
- environment
- india
- air quality
- agriculture
- pollution