Former Punjab Chief Minister Bibi Rajinder Kaur Bhattal has criticized the state government's announcement of compensation for farmers who switch from paddy cultivation to other crops. Bhattal claims the government has lost farmers' trust, citing unfulfilled promises of assistance for mung bean crops. She questions whether the compensation will adequately cover farmers' expenses if they switch to alternative crops.
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Ex-Punjab CM Criticizes Crop Diversification Compensation Scheme
Lehragaga, Punjab
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Irinjalakuda, Kerala:
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Pochal, :
Patriotic zeal,great enthusiasm and national spirit marked 78th Independence Day Celebrations at Kishtwar.DDC Chairperson Kishtwar Mrs Pooja Thakur hoisted the National Flag and took Salute to March Past.
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Thrissur, Kerala:
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of gold worth ₹42 lakh from workers of a jewelry manufacturing unit
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Karinkunnam, Idukki. They were apprehended from Moolamattom in Idukki
district.
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