Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Punjab Governor Reviews Buddha Nullah Cleaning Project
The Punjab Governor visited Ludhiana to check on a project to clean up the Buddha Nullah, a polluted stream.
He met with various officials to discuss the progress of the project and address the pollution.
The Governor emphasized the need to take strong action against businesses and farms that are polluting the water.
Authorities are also working on a plan to build a biogas plant to handle cow dung, with tenders for collection starting soon.
More than 100 fines have been issued to dairies.
The Governor scheduled another meeting in December to check on the project's progress.
Punjab Governor Kataria reviewed the Buddha Nullah rejuvenation project in Ludhiana.
He stressed the need for strict action against polluters.
The next review meeting is scheduled for December.
Plans include a biogas plant to manage cow dung dumping.
Authorities have taken action by issuing fines and FIRs to dairies.
- Who
- Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria and officials
- What
- Reviewed the Buddha Nullah rejuvenation project and discussed pollution control.
- When
- Friday; next review scheduled for December.
- Where
- Ludhiana.
- Why
- To assess progress and ensure pollution control efforts are effective.
- Official
- Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria
- Location
- Ludhiana
- Project
- Buddha Nullah rejuvenation
- Action
- Stricter action against polluters
- Next Review
- December
- Cow Dung Plan
- Biogas plant near Tajpur Road
- Dung Collection
- Door-to-door tenders within a week
- Penalties
- Over 100 FIRs and fines issued