Stubble of Punjab will be eaten by milch animals of Kerala: will be sent by train, 20 million tonnes of yield every year, agreement between the two governments

The stubble of Punjab will now be eaten by the milch cattle of Kerala. Soon stubble will be sent to Kerala from Punjab via goods train. The state produces about 20 million tonnes of stubble every year. These days, the central government including Haryana is constantly accusing Punjab of stubble burning. In the midst of this, it is believed to be a big decision of the Punjab government.

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The stubble will be sent to Kerala by train by making some such packets.

Fodder shortage in Kerala
Due to less cultivable land in the coastal state of Kerala, which does not produce the required fodder for the livestock, Kerala has decided to take stubble from Punjab. The name of Kerala comes after Punjab in milk production in the country. Lakhs of milk producers of Kerala will benefit from this decision of both the governments.

29400 Events from 15th September to 5th November
According to the data released by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), a total of 29,400 incidents of stubble burning have been detected in Punjab alone between September 15 and November 5 this year. After this 2,530 incidents were registered in Haryana, 2,246 in MP, 927 in UP, 587 in Rajasthan and 9 incidents of stubble burning in Delhi.

Image of NASA released by Punjab Government of stubble burning.

Haryana attacker
The Haryana government is attacking Punjab for the increasing incidents of stubble burning in Punjab. CM Manohar Lal Khattar and his ministers are also blaming Punjab for increasing pollution in the states of North India including Delhi. NASA has also released photographs in this regard from Haryana, showing incidents of stubble burning in Punjab.