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After withdrawing the land pooling policy, the Punjab Government is eyeing the Rs 20,000-crore property of the Greater Mohali ...
A day after Punjab scrapped its land pooling policy following widespread protest by stakeholders and politicians, MP Manish ...
Punjab BJP celebrates victory as AAP government withdraws land pooling policy, following protests against land acquisition.
Punjab's government withdrew its controversial land pooling policy, a decision welcomed by farmers and opposition leaders as ...
In the face of mounting criticism from farmers' groups and dissent within AAP ranks, Punjab government Monday withdrew its ...
At present, over 3,000 acres in Chandigarh is privately owned. Including government land, the total available area comes to around 4,000 acres. Of this, approximately 500 acres is with the Chandigarh ...
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Punjab: AAP govt withdraws land pooling policy amid opposition from political parties, farmer bodies
The AAP government in Punjab withdrew its land pooling policy on Monday in the face of stiff opposition from rival political ...
Punjab's AAP government withdrew its land pooling policy, which offered developed plots in exchange for land. Critics, ...
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AAP govt in Punjab withdraws controversial land pooling policy amid protests by farmers, opposition
CHANDIGARH: Amid the backlash from farmers and opposition parties over its controversial land pooling policy, the AAP-led ...
AAP-led Punjab government withdraws controversial Land Pooling Policy 2025 after facing backlash, a major embarrassment for ...
Punjab BJP working president Ashwani Sharma on Tuesday said the withdrawal of the land pooling policy by the AAP government is a big victory for farmers and labourers, and that his party’s protests ...
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The Print on MSNPunjab govt withdraws land pooling policy. Here’s what it said & why HC stayed its implementation
The AAP-led state government notified the Land Pooling Policy 2025 on 14 May this year, aiming to acquire fertile land for ...
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