Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann CHANDIGARH: Chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday said that biogas projects in the state will go a long way in ensuring effective management of agricultural waste and assured full support and cooperation to the developer, HPCL.A delegation of HPCL called on the Punjab chief minister on Monday, an official statement said.”It is encouraging that HPCL has shown keen interest in investing in key sectors such as refinery and biogas in Punjab. These investments will significantly benefit the state. Apart from giving a major boost to economic activity, these projects will open new avenues of employment for the youth of Punjab,” he stated.He further informed that the company is in the process of establishing ten biogas plants across Punjab, of which five have already become operational.”These biogas projects will go a long way in ensuring effective management of agricultural waste in the state. This will not only help address environmental concerns but will also immensely benefit farmers,” added Mann.Assuring full support and cooperation to the HPCL delegation, the chief minister said the Punjab government remains steadfast in its commitment to attracting investment and facilitating industrial expansion.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”Maharashtra 2022 Replay In Bengal? TMC Faces Growing SpeculationYogi Adityanath Issues Strong Warning Over Gau Mata Posts During BakridBengal’s Cut Money Storm: Villagers Receive Cash Back From TMC Workers123PhotostoriesIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young womenThe forgotten Indian herbs your grandparents grew that modern kitchens need again4 warning signs most men ignore until it’s too late: US heart surgeon Jeremy London on early health red flagsFrom bird feeders to herb gardens: 7 ways to repurpose old flower pots7 of the cutest animals on earth (and why they’re so irresistible)123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card
CHANDIGARH: Chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday said that biogas projects in the state will go a long way in ensuring effective management of agricultural waste and assured full support and cooperation to the developer, HPCL.A delegation of HPCL called on the Punjab chief minister on Monday, an official statement said.“It is encouraging that HPCL has shown keen interest in investing in key sectors such as refinery and biogas in Punjab. These investments will significantly benefit the state. Apart from giving a major boost to economic activity, these projects will open new avenues of employment for the youth of Punjab,” he stated.He further informed that the company is in the process of establishing ten biogas plants across Punjab, of which five have already become operational.“These biogas projects will go a long way in ensuring effective management of agricultural waste in the state. This will not only help address environmental concerns but will also immensely benefit farmers,” added Mann.Assuring full support and cooperation to the HPCL delegation, the chief minister said the Punjab government remains steadfast in its commitment to attracting investment and facilitating industrial expansion.
