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  1. The Sutlej River is currently supporting agriculture and generating power as water flows through its system in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab.

The National Green Tribunal orders influence river management policy, and the government directs desilting of river systems in Punjab.

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The National Green Tribunal orders influence river management policy, and the government directs desilting of river systems in Punjab.

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  1. NGT issued a stay order halting desilting work in Punjab's river systems.1 source
  2. Waste accumulation in the Sirsa system threatens the flow of the Sutlej river through Punjab, near Ropar Headworks.Sub-event
  3. The National Green Tribunal is handling environmental matters in Punjab, including petitions filed by activists based in Jalandhar and Ludhiana.Sub-event
  4. Tribunal orders river management policy and government directs desilting of Sutlej in Punjab.1 source

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The Sutlej River is currently supporting agriculture and generating power as water flows through its system in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. All 1 developments

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