4 years on, Mansa school awaits Rs 51,000 award promised by Punjab CM Mann

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Years have passed since their impactful performance on stubble burning awareness, yet the students from Malwa Public School have yet to receive the cash award promised by the chief minister. They were given certificates of appreciation for their kavishari act, which exposed the detrimental environmental consequences of crop-residue burning. With one student now residing in Canada, the principal continues to advocate for the award to be delivered.

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