Uttar Pradesh Stubble Burning Project
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Apr 15, 2026 · Last updated Apr 30, 2026
The project by Vikalp (Alternative Farmtech Private Limited) in India — Uttar Pradesh, approved by the India — Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare and the Madhya Pradesh — Government of Madhya Pradesh, is expected to positively impact the agricultural sector by reducing cultivation costs and environmental pollution. This initiative could lead to increased demand for clean energy agricultural solutions and potentially inspire similar projects across India, benefiting companies in the agricultural technology and clean energy sectors.
A project titled 'Mitigation of Stubble Burning with Reduction in Cost of Paddy Cultivation by Solar/Electrically Powered Machines' is being implemented in India — Uttar Pradesh. The initiative, led by startup Vikalp (Alternative Farmtech Private Limited), introduces battery-powered E-Brushcutters for near-root paddy harvesting and solar threshers that convert crop residue into fodder. This offers an affordable and eco-friendly alternative to stubble burning, reducing cultivation costs and pollution. The project has been approved by the India — Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India, and the Madhya Pradesh — Government of Madhya Pradesh. As part of the program, 100 Vikalp E-Brushcutters were distributed to selected farmers in Auraiya district. Hemochandra Singh, former Speaker of the India — Manipur Legislative Assembly, attended the distribution program as Chief Guest.
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