Stubble burning releases smoke and harms air quality.
The government provided over three hundred thousand machines to handle stubble.
Using stubble as fertilizer or fuel can increase farmers' income.
Some regions have cut burning by more than half.
Officials will check fields and repair any broken machines quickly.
Burning creates smoke that can pollute the air and hurt people's health.
Ministers asked states to give farmers machines and cheap options to use stubble instead of fire.
The leftovers can be turned into animal feed, bio‑fuel, or natural fertilizer for the soil.
More states have reduced burning, but some still need help.
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