Deputy Commissioner Jalandhar Varinder Kumar Sharma today said that farmers must not strew thorns ahead of their future generations by burning paddy straw, which was polluting the atmosphere on one hand and reducing the fertility of soil on the other.Addressing...

Punjab Chief Minister, Captain Amarinder Singh, on Monday sought the blessings and suggestions from the Sant Samaj for commemorating the 550th ‘Parkash Purab of Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji in a befitting manner across the globe.Interacting with the representatives...

A Canada based NGO ‘Drishti Punjab’ on Tuesday facilitated 20 poor Govt. school students with outstanding performance in High school board exams with cash prize of 50,000 each. In its 6th annual function held at Chandigarh Press Club, Renowned environmanilist,...

Indo Global Colleges organized National Conference on Comprehensive Village Development Feasibility & Sustainability .The conference was attended by more than 350 delegates comprising of Architects, Planners, Engineers, Heritage Lovers, environmentalists,...

Noted environmentalist Padamshree Baba Balbir Singh Seechewal today called on the Local Government Minister, Punjab,  Navjot Singh Sidhu here at Punjab Municipal Bhawan as part of a twin purpose to operate closed sewerage treatment plants in the state...

Delhi Water Minister and Chairman of Delhi Jal Board, Kapil Mishra today said that for cleaning of Yamuna River, Delhi Government to take help of Sant Balbir Seechewal, who has already proved his mettle by cleaning the Kali Bein rivulet in Punjab.Mishra along...

Eco warrior Balbir Singh Seechewal, who hogged the global limelight by reviving the almost dead 160-km-long Kali Bein, a rivulet sacred to Sikhism, and developing low-cost community-managed micro-sewage technologies, is now a ray of hope to rejuvenate India's...

Eight spiritual leader of different religion from Enland visited the Holy Bein at Sultanpur Lodhi. Praising the works done by sant balbir Singh Seechewal they said it is the first example in the world that people have cleaned a river themselves. They said...