Follow Sikh Siyasat News at

Save Water Save Punjab

Despite the relentless efforts of activists, NGOs, social organizations, and media, Buddha Darya remains a victim of unchecked pollution. The continuous discharge of untreated industrial waste, effluents from dairies, and raw sewage into this once-pristine water body highlights the alarming failure of governance, law enforcement, and policy execution.
People of Chamkaur Sahib have announced that they won’t allow this mill to be set up in their area as their area is eco-sensitive and any industrial activity will lead to pollution of ground water in this area. On 28 August 2022 a mass gathering was held at Gurdwara Bir Jand Sahib
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center (AEAC) held a "Water Conservation Discussion" at Library of Akal Degree College, Mastuana Sahib (Sangrur) on 29 May 2022.
Punjab is facing deepening ground water crisis. Around 80% of rural development blocks of Punjab are overexploited in terms of extraction of ground water as compared to ground water recharge.
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre talked to former IAS Gurtej Singh about Punjab's river water issue. S. Gurtej Singh said that Punjab's river waters are 'looted' by India in violation of provisions of the Indian constitution, Indian law and internationally accepted 'riparian rule' and "Helsinki regulations'. This is full video recording of talk with S. Gurtej Singh.
Gurpreet Singh Dabrikhana holds more than fifteen years experience in organic farming. He trains farmers for chemical free organic farming. A team of Agriculture and Environment Centre during Jal Chetna Yatra to learn about his experience.
Punjab agriculture is in crisis. The agriculture productivity is in stagnation for about three decades now, input costs are rising and as a result farm net farm income is decreasing. A team of Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre met agronomist Dr. Sarbjit Singh Chhina to know that what he thinks about the present crisis and its solutions.

To maintain environmental and ecological balance it is necessary to keep 33% of land under trees. But only 6% of land surface of Punjab is covered by trees. Therefore adverse environmental changes are taking place in Punjab. A farmers’ joint family of Kalewal village near Suntanpur Lodhi has decided to return a portion of their […]

To maintain environmental and ecological balance it is necessary to keep 33% of land under trees. But only 6% of land surface of Punjab is covered by trees. Therefore adverse environmental changes are taking place in Punjab. A team of Agriculture and Environment Center visited village Jhingran Kalan to learn about experience of a local […]

  To maintain environmental and ecological balance it is necessary to keep 33% of land under trees. But only 6% of land surface of Punjab is covered by trees. Therefore adverse environmental changes are taking place in Punjab. Bhai Satpal Singh Purewal who resides in Seattle (USA) has decided to return to portion of his […]

Like Our Facebook Page:

Podcast

Advertisement

Latest Five

Advertisement

Latest News & Updates

Advertisement

Latest Sikh News & Updates

Advertisement

General News & Update