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CAQM’s reviews with Punjab and Haryana on 22 October 2026 prominently focused on preventing which activity?

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APaddy stubble burning
BDeep-sea fishing
CSand mining in coastal waters
DCommercial tea cultivation
Correct Answer: A. Paddy stubble burning

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CAQM reviewed measures to prevent paddy stubble burning with Punjab and Haryana in Chandigarh. It examined deployment and actual use of Crop Residue Management machinery, straw collection and transport, satellite fire alerts, drones and field checks. In-situ management deals with residue in the field; ex-situ management moves it for use elsewhere. The review also considered straw-based pellets or briquettes in brick kilns and biomass co-firing in thermal power plants. Haryana’s review additionally covered vehicles, road dust, construction dust and industries. Thus, the discussion addressed several pollution sources, with stubble management as a major focus. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2326828

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