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SYL canal won't be built, no spare water to share, says Punjab cabinet
The Morning Standard
|October 06, 2023
A day after the Supreme Court asked the Union government to conduct a survey of the land meant for the construction of the Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) canal in Punjab to know how much work has been done and asked the Punjab Government to extend co-operation in the survey, the Punjab cabinet on Thursday said that there is no question of construction of the SYL canal as the state does not have any spare water to share with other states.

It firmly said that the Satluj river has already dried up and there is no question of sharing even a single drop of water from it. It was also observed that 76.5% blocks in Punjab (117 out of 153) are over-exploited where the stage of ground water extraction is more than 100 %, whereas in Haryana only 61.5 % (88 out of 143) are over-exploited.
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