- The UN adopted a resolution based on an Indian proposal regarding the issue of addiction in Punjab, involving calls from Nitin Nabin and the Rajya Sabha.
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Rising power demand is straining agricultural water sources in Punjab, impacting groundwater reserves.
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Updated Jun 1
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Rising power demand is straining agricultural water sources in Punjab, impacting groundwater reserves.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Low pumping costs are encouraging increased groundwater use in Punjab.Sub-event
Rising power demand is causing strain on agricultural groundwater reserves in Punjab.1 source
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Punjab
Indian state
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