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Punjab amends mining policy to boost sand & gravel supply; free pilgrimage for 50+

IndiaTimes Thursday, 3 April 2025
The Punjab council of ministers approved amendments to the mining policy, which aims to curb illegal mining and enhance supply. The pilgrimage scheme for senior citizens and a school mentorship program by IAS/IPS officers were also approved to promote religious heritage and student development.
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