Direction Sec 5 2013

Read.
Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011-12
To
January 1, 2013
(
M/s Akhlak Tanners,

104/99 Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act. 1986
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants from various categories of industries and common effluent treatment plants under Rule 3 of
the Environmental (Protection) Rules 1986.
WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga Basin to assess their status of compliance
to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during AugustSeptember 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Akhlak Tanners, 104/99 Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
on August 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) is not operational.
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous and other solid waste is not provided and the
Unit is not a member of TSDF.
Water meter installed for measurement of fresh water consumption is not working.
Split procurement and chemical procurement records could not be produced by the Unit.
The Unit is operating without Consent under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
Act, 1974 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification S.O.
157 of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue directions to any
industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified emission and effluent
standards under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards, and
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Akhlak Tanners, 104/99 Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed
down.
Cont'd....
The Unit is directed to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this notice failing which it will be presumed that the
Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
for information please
I. The Chairman,
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
Third Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Central Pollution Control Board
Zonal Officer (North)
Ground Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
: for information please
Director (CP)
Ministry of Environment & Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
- ESS Division, CPCB
:for information please
1/c - IT Division, CPCB
I7c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
irn
(Ajay Tyagi)
Li
Reed Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 I-12
To
I ( c/ (7-,20 2M/s H K Tanning,
150 feet road, Jajmau, Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh
January I, 2013
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986
WHEREAS, M/s H K Tanning, 150 feet road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
September 3, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not in operation. The untreated effluent
discharged for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed
CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 2189 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) Total
Cr: 149 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1).
The effluent discharge ( 36.5 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day
/ 0.6 tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking
and pickling processes is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
Proper facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste is not provided.
Water meter installed for measurement of fresh water consumption was not working.
Raw hide procurement and chemical procurement records could not be produced by the
Unit.
The Unit is operating without Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management,
Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
Cont'd....
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the short-comings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws H K Tanning, 150 feet road,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be dosed
down.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3.e/ Fc - ESS Division, CPCB
Vc-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)


To
Reed
January 1, 2013
Ws Farhat Javi ki Tannery,

175/158, B-4, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment rotection Act 1986
pollutants from various categories of industries and
common effluent treatment plants under Rule 3 of
WHEREAS, M/s Farhat Javi ki Tannery,1 75/158, B-4, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
was inspected on August 30, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Primary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau,
Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total
Cr: 36.2 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and
overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Condition of settling tank indicated its improper operation.
The effluent discharge (113.5 m 3
/ day for Permitted processing capacity: 100 hides/ day /

2.5 tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from
soaking
Hazardous waste was stored in open.
Raw hide and chemicals procurement records could not be produced by the Unit.
Contscl....
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the

sh
noticed and in exercise of the powers vested
under the Section 5 of the Environmentort-comings
(P
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rotection) Act, 1986, M/s Farhat Javi
175/158,
ki Tanne
urhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why
The Unit is directed to submit its reply
/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims

EUnit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the
nvironment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
6.71/c - ESS Division, CPCB

I/c -PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
: for i nformation please

411-V
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post

To
January 1, 2013
I
9-5Z(a-
Ws Hague Tanners,
97-A, Wazidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

WHEREAS, M/s Hague Tanners, 97-A, Wazidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
August 30, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Pdmary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP m Jajmau,
Cr: 10.4 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully
utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and
The effluent discharge ( 36 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day /
Log book for water consumption and waste water discharge was not maintained.
Unit.
The unit is operating without Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management,
Cont'd...
1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to
i ssue d irecti ons to any
industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified
emis sion and effluent
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the short-comings noticed and in exercise of the powers
vested
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
M/s Hague Tanners, 97-A,
Wazidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is
hereby directed to show cause Why -the -Unit should
not be closed down.
The Unit is directed to submit its rep
ly/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
kiZEe - ESS Division, CPCB
I/c - IT Division, CPCB
I/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

41/1-S'
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011-1202k - \J
January t, 20 t3
To
Aizaz Tanners,
406/377, Asharafabad, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Aizaz Tanners, 406/377, Asharafabad, Jajmau, Kanpur, was inspected on August
28, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH:
6.36 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1156 (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 15.8 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which
indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Unit.
The Unit is operating without Consents under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization under
Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA Aizaz Tanners, 406/377,
Asharafabad, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit
mum not oe closed own.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
2.

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BY REGISTERS I5
CPCB/PCI-II/Dir/2012/
To
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January 01, 2013
Shri Pankaj
ar
ager
Deputy
M/s1-I alco Industries Limited
orks, P.O.- Chhota Muri
M
ist.- Ranchi, Jharkhand
Sub.: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

Notice thereof.
WHEREAS a team of Officers from CPCB Eastern Zonal Office, Kolkata,
inspected M/s Hindalco Industries Limited, Muri Works (the Unit) on 21 February, 2012
under the ESS scheme to assess adequacy of the existing pollution control measures.
and
WHEREAS monitoring of emissions from stack of Boiler #1 indicates severe
violation in case of particulate matter (PM) registering values as high as 1457 mg/Nm3
as against the stipulated limit of 150 mg/Nm 3 . Moreover, the on-line stack monitoring
system installed/operated by the Unit was not found to be calibrated defying the
mandatory prerequisite of using duly calibrated equipments only; and
WHEREAS inspection of red mud dumping activity and the active Red Mud Pond
(RMP #4) raises concerns about the overall red mud management practices adopted by
the unit, particularly with regard to the adequacy of the RMP #4; and
WHEREAS it has been observed that RMP #1, 2 and 3 are already exhausted
and only one active pond (RMP #4) exists at present with more than half of its area
already filled. The remaining half has only 1m free board (101171 m 3 ) approximately
amounting to a holding area equivalent to 1.2 lakh tons of red mud as against the red
mud generation of 1.3 lakh tons per year; and
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PR, RMI-110032
'Parivesh Bhawan', East Arjun Nagar, Delhi - 110032
VliTe/Tel 43102030, It4NT/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
/e-mail : cpcb@nic.in N-fillZ/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
WHEREAS the holding capacity of the unit is expected to get exhausted within
few months, the Industry has no proposal for new storage facility nor submitted any
action plan for management of red mud; and
WHEREAS dumping of red mud on south side of RMP #4 was found to have
reached or exceeded the bund height, thereby violating norms and posing threats of
breach and eventual contamination of the Subarnarekha river through run offs; and
WHEREAS in the earlier inspections conducted during 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009,
2010 and 2011, similar observations were recorded regarding red mud disposal,
dwindling storage capacity of RMP #4 and urgency for proposing/developing a new and
safe red mud disposal facility ; and
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide
Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has
delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any
industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the
powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the unit is
hereby directed to comply with the followings:
The unit shall submit time-bound action plan for constructing a new red mud
pond for management and handling of red mud including strengthening of the
bund of existing RMPs. The strength analysis of the embankments of existing
RMPs shall be got conducted by any of the reputed institutions like IlTs or other
central research institutes and action taken as required to prevent any breach.
The unit shall ensure no overflow or breach of RMP #4 on account of excess
loading of red mud and shall submit an undertaking affidavit to CPCB to this
effect.
3. Particulate matter emission from Boiler #1 shall be brought under control by
providing adequate pollution control measures so as to keep particulate matter
emission within the stipulated limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
(Page 2 of 3J
4. The unit shall submit a time bound plan for ensuring compliance of the above
directions within 30 days along with a Bank guarantee of 210.00 lakhs with
validity period of one year to ensure compliance of the directions.
In case of failure to comply with the above directions, CBCB shall be
constrained to initiate action under the provisions of Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board
H.E.C., Dhurwa
Ranchi -834004
Jharkhand
The Director(CP Division)
Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi 110 003
In-charge, ESS Division
CPCB, Delhi
4. In-charge, IT Division
CPCB, Delhi
5 Zonal Officer
Southernd Conclave, Block 502,
5th & 6th Floors
1582 Rajdanga Main Road
Kolkata - 700 107
tk
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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Read. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS1/2011-12
SC
January 1, 2013
To
Ws Habib Leather Finishers,

150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Habib Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The effluent discharged for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 31.7 (Std.: 2 mg/I)
which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium
effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
The effluent discharge ( 58 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
Log book for water consumption and waste water discharge was not properly maintained.
Unit.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, ISI/s Habib Leather Finishers. 150
feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
c - ESS Division, CPCB

(Ajay Tyagi)
figgd. Post
To
)1
January 1, 2013
M/s Gujrat Tanners,

104/90 Sanjay Nagar Wajidpur,

WHEREAS, M/s Gujrat Tanners, 104/90 Sanjay Nagar, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradeshwas
9.53 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and Total Cr: 11 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery
Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent
Treatment Plant (PETP) and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (25 m 3/ day for Permitted processing capacity: 30 hides/ day / 0.75
tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Cont'd....
teu
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Nils Gujrat Tanners, 104/90 Sanjay
Nagar, Wajid ur Jimau Kan ur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit
not e closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
LiKt I/c - ESS Division, CPCB
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSF2011-12
772-2i
To
M/s Leather Tend,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 1, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Leather Tend, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 8, 2012
and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The Unit is in operation. PETP is not in operation and the effluent is discharged directly into
drain bypassing the PETP. Record of Unit being member of CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur was
not provided.
Proper channels for conveyance of effluent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) are
not provided.
The arrangement for mixing chemicals for effluent treatment is not proper.
Neither segregation of effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
pickling processes is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
Display board on the gate of the Unit indicating particulars (name, address, capacity and
process and hazardous waste handling data) not provided.
Log book for fresh water consumption is not provided.
The Unit is operating without Consent under the Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Leather Tend, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Uint should not be closer).
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
7 lIc - ESS Division, CPCB
Fe - IT Division, CPCB
1/c-PAMS/NORBA, CPCB, Delhi
SitS
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS1/2011-12-7M-7T7:-
January I, 2013
To
Ws Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery,

175/158, 4C, Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery, 175/158, 4C, Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh was inspected on August 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) is not in operation. The untreated effluent
discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 1700 mg/I (Std.: 600
mg/I).
process is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
Water meter is not installed for measurement of fresh water consumption and effluent
discharged.
D.G. set is not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
Housekeeping in process and PETP area was very poor.
Septic tank and soak pit are not installed for treatment of domestic wastewater as directed in
the Consent conditions.
Copy of Consents under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste
(Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 were not provided.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 2 M/s
Anwar Ahmed Id Tannery,
175/158, 4C, Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur Uttar Pradesh
is
hereby
directed to show cause why
the Unit should not be closed down.
The Unit is directed to submit its r
eply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
j./I/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS1/2011-12------ January 1, 2013
To
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M/s Gaush Leather Finisher,
Bhalla state, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Gaush Leather Finisher, Bhalla state, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
on September 4, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 5.8 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) Total
Cr: 52.9 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
DG set is not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Gaush Leather Finisher, Bhalla
state, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be
closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
34, 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
1/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
APInv
(Ajay Tyagi)
Red. IS
To
January 1, 2013
MIs Globe Industry,

37 B, 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Globe Industry, 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) condition indicates that it has not been used for
long and a bypass channel is observed for process wastewater.
The Unit is not a member of TSDF.
Records of material purchase and quantity of final products were not available with the Unit.
Copy of Consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary
Movement) Rules, 2008 were not provided.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Globe Industry, 37 B, 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be
closed down.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucicnow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
3../1/c - ESS Division, CPCB

(Ajay Tyagi)
Re d. Post
Tannery General/ PC I-SSV2011-12 . ../Ir
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2
January 1, 2013
To
MIs Karamat Tanning Industries,
783, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
pollutants from various categories of industries and
common effluent treatment plants under Rule 3 of
WHEREAS, M/s Karamat Tanning Industries, 783, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged by
the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP
inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 14.9 (Std.: 2 mg/1).
The effluent discharge ( 104 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 35 hides/ day
/ 0.75 tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3
/Ton).
Stack attached to boiler is not provided with emission monitoring facilities.
The Unit is operating without Consent under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
1981 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Cont'd....
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WHEREAS,
the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification S.O.
157
of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
11I/s Karamat Tanning Industries,
783 Saniav Na ar Kano
iitta r Pr desh
is
hereby
directed
to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down.
The Unit is directed to submit its
reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
vt
Uc - ESS Division, CPCB
Ik-PAM GRBA, CPCB, Delhi
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(Ajay Tyagi)
By Speed Post
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To
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January 01, 2013
Mls Anand Duplex Ltd.,

9th KM, VillageSaini,
Meerut-Mawana Road,
Meerut, U.P.
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT, 1986
TO MS ANAND DUPLEX LTD., 9111 KM, VILLAGE - SAINI, MEERUTMAWANA ROAD,
MEERUT, U.P
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of
environmental pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment
(Protection) Act,1986 and the rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification
5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment
Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, M/s Anand Duplex Ltd., 9th KM, Village Saini, Meerut-Mawana Road, Meerut,
Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred as Ihe Unit') is engaged in the production of paper and
paper board having installed capacity of 77 TPD using waste paper as major raw material;
and
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction to the Unit vide its letter dated 01.08.2012 under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for compliance of the following
measures:
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at a restricted capacity of 40 TPD (i.e.
Unit I - 10 TPD and Unit II- 30 TPD) and shall optimise the performance of ETP within 03
months so to comply with the prescribed effluent discharge standards as notified under
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 or as prescribed by the Uttar Pradesh Pollution
Control Board (UPPCB), whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for restoration of the production capacity after
optimising the performance of ETP.
3. The Unit shall ensure implementation of the Charter on Water Recycling & Pollution
Prevention as per the specified roadmap.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letter dated 12 09 2012 has been examined and
observed the following:
1. As per the adequacy report of the Unit, the aeration tank system of ETP-1 is not
adequate for the generated effluent load and needs replacement with the diffused
aeration system.
Contd...2/-
2. The Unit has upgraded the ETP-2 with installation of diffusers, blowers & screens etc.
AND WHEREAS, a team of CPCB officials visited the Unit on 05.10.2012 to verify the
compliance status and made the following observations:
The Unit has two different Units within the premises i.e. Unit-1 (20 TPD) and Unit 2 (57
TPD) with separate ETP (ETP -I and ETP -II) for the same and was in operation during
inspection.
The MLSS in the aeration tank-1 was 7751 mg/I and Aeration tank-2 was 3897 mg/I.
3. The treated ETP-1 outlet wastewater analysis showed BOD-286 mg/I, COD-583 mg/I and
TSS-1017 mg/I. The Unit informed that their entire treated waste water is reused within
the process and no discharge was found during inspection.
The treated ETP-2 outlet wastewater analysis showed BOD-42.0 mg/I (against norms of
30 mg/I), COD-187 mg/I (against 350 mg/I) and TSS-123 mg/I (against 100 mg/I). A part
of the treated effluent is recycled within the process and remaining is discharged into the
Nalla which meets with River Kali.
The Unit has established laboratory for analysis of wastewater and records of the same
maintained.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the powers
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall operate at the restricted production capacity of 40 TPD (i.e. Unit I - 10
TPD and Unit II- 30 TPD) and shall optimise the performance of ETPs so to comply with
the prescribed effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 or as prescribed by the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
(UPPCB), whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall upgrade the aeration system of ETP-1 as per the adequacy report and not
discharge any effluent from ETP-1.
The Unit shall upgrade/stablise the performance of ETP-2, so that it meets the
prescribed norms.
The Unit shall comply with the directions issued by UPPCB for implementation of the
Charter on Water Recycling & Pollution Prevention as per the specified roadmap.
5. The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for restoration of the production capacity after
optimising the performance of ETPs.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in
accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
V
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
c-
Copy to:
The Member Secretary
UP State Pollution Control Board
PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti Khand,
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow
[With a request to ensure compliance of above

direction by the Unit]
The Incharge, Zonal Office,

PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomati Nagar,
Lucknow-226010
3)
The Director (CP Division)

Ministry of Environment & Forests,
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex,
Lodi Road, New Delhi 110 003
The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
The Incharge, PAMS Division, CPCB
The Incharge, PCI-Ill Division, CPCB
k1TS
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Regd. Post

To
-, 9 - 2t2-.
January 4, 2013
M/s Saud Tanners (M/s Nisha Enterprises),

12/9, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Saud Tanners, 12/9, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
The Unit was operational but the Primary Effluent Treatment Plant was not in use and the
Unit was bypassing effluent and discharging into drain.
The Unit is not a member of CETP and TSDF.
Act, 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization under
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Saud Tanners (M/s Nisha
Enterprises), 12/9, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause
why the Unit should not be closed down.
Cont'd....
(984
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
ty 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
l/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
'lyc
(Ajay Tyagi)
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III/

) (40-f
January 07, 2013
To
M/s Shakumbhrl Straw Products Ltd., UnIt-3,
Vill. Devri, Moradabad Chandausi Road, 32 Km,
Tehsil: Bilari, Dist. Moradabad
Uttar Pradesh
Board, to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards
WHEREAS, M/s Shakumbhri Straw Products Ltd., (Unit-3), Vill. Devri, Moradabad
Chandausi Road, 32 Km., Tehsil: Bilari, Dist. Moradabad (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit')
is a pulp & paper industry producing Newsprint, Writing & Printing grade paper using waste
paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12,
2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) for implementation of the "Charter
for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River
Basin" as per the prescribed detailed implementation programme by the identified Pulp &
Paper industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued direction on 13.8.2012
to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for Water
Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound
manner; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 07, 2012 for
compliance verification and made the following observations:
(i)
The Unit has installed production capacity of about 100 MT/day of writing &
printing/ newsprint grade paper using waste paper as raw material. The
production for the month of November was 1500 MT, which comes out to be
average production of about 50 MT/day.
The Unit has ETP system of capacity of 1200 cum which comprises of
equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, SDB (4
nos.) and treated water storage tank (60mx30mx4.5m capacity).
Contd...2/-
(4? -b
During inspection, the Unit was not in operation. As informed by the Unit's
representative, the Unit was closed since 6/12/12.
The Unit's ETP was also not in operation. No active biomass was observed at the
aeration tank. Analysis of sample taken from aeration tank showed MLSS-147
mg/I, MLVSS-82 mg/I, ratio of MLVSS/MLSS=0.55, indicating un stabilization of
the ETP system.
Partially treated/ untreated effluent is discharged into Aeril River which meets
River Ramganga.
The Unit has not done any work towards implementation of the Charter.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit's ETP system is inadequate
and the Unit does not operate ETP system regularly, owing to which discharge of
partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
surrounding environment;
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers
delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for compliance:
1. The Unit shall immediately close down all its manufacturing operations till it complies
with following pollution control measures:
(i) The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system to the satisfaction of
CPCB.
(H) The Unit shall dismantle all chemical pulping facilities, namely digesters, blown
tank, pulp washing line, etc. and remove the same from the premises within 15
days.
(iii) The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed
by Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB).
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice,
in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagl)
Chairman
Copy to:

Picup Bhawan, 3 `cl Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010
To ensure compliance of the directions
Central Pollution Control Board,

PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor
Lucknow-226010
Contd...3/-
q C
The Advisor (CP Division)

The Superintending Engineer
Uttar Pradesh Electricity Board,
Moradabad Distt., Uttar Pradesh
With a request to disconnect the

electricity supply to the Unit
5. The District Magistrate,

With a request to ensure compliance of

the directions
6. The Director,
Central Pulp and Paper Research Institute (CPPRI)
Paper Mill Road, Himmat Nagar,
Saharanpur, UP
8. The Incharge,
Division, CPCB
IN
(kjay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ (4 1;
4
Li/t0
January 8, 2013
To
M/s B. R. Papers Private Limited
Village- Lalpur, P.O Kunda,
Jaspur, U.S Nagar, Kashipur,
Uttarakhand
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION)

ACT, 1986
s.a 157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
WHEREAS, M/s B. R. Papers Private Limited, Village- Lalpur, P.O Kunda, Jaspur, U.S
Nagar, Kashipur, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as the Unit) is a waste paper based
plant producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with an installed production
capacity of 60 TPD; and
2012 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for
implementation of prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP) of "Charter for
Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River
Basin" by the identified industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
issued direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement
the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the
prescribed time bound manner; and
The Unit is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with
an installed capacity of 60 TPD. The Unit was in operation and the production during the
month of November, 2012 was recorded as 98.428 MT.
ETP comprised of Hill Screen, equalization tank, primary clarifier, Aeration tank, and
secondary clarifier.
Aeration tank and secondary clarifier were not in operation and aeration tank was found
empty.
The Unit has provision for lagoon which was found almost filled with effluent. The
effluent characteristics of Lagoon showed TSS-214mg/I; BOD-220 mg/I; and COD 784
mg/I; which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge standard
of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I respectively.
Contd...2/-
1*'
Part of the primary treated effluent is re-used within the process and remaining is discharged
into local drain. The effluent characteristics of downstream of drain showed BOD-231 mg/I
(against the norms of 30mg/I) and COD - 671 mg/ (against the norms of 350mg/I) which
ultimately meets to river Dhela.
The Unit has not maintained any logbook as per the charter implementation programme.
The Unit has not established laboratory for sample analysis.
Large amount of sludge was found stored next to aeration tank.
9. No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit does not have adequate ETP
system and progress of charter implementation programme is unsatisfactory, owing
to which discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent is discharged which poses
threat to water quality of river Dhela and to the surrounding environment;
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations immediately till commissioning of
ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB and implementation of action points as prescribed
under the Charter and report the compliance status to CPCB.
The Unit shall comply with the Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control
Board (UEPPCB) directions issued on 01.08.2012 under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974
for implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution in Pulp and Paper
Industries in Ganga River Basin".
Copy to:
Uttrakhand Environment
Protection 8 Pollution Control Board
E-115, Nehru Colony, Haridwar Road
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
Ministry of Environment 8 Forests,
Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
The Chairman,
Paper Unit Chapter -KGCCI
C/o Naini Papers Limited, Station Road
Kashipur- 244 713, US Nagar, Uttarakhand
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
Uttarakhand Electricity Board
Udham Singh Nagar Distt., Uttarakhand
tit The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
9. The Incharge, PCI-III Division, CPCB
1 1\ &V
/cc
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
For follow up to ensure compliance of

the directions

the directions
tin
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PC1-11
Ur'C2s 9 Li)-11
January 8, 2013
To
M/s Sagar Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Mangalore-Jhabreda Road,
Lather Deva hunn (v),
Haridwar Distt. 249 406,
Uttarakhand
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and the
rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment 8 Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E) of
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29
of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry,
Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the
violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986
and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, Ws Sagar Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Mangalore-Jhabrera Road, Lather Deva hunn (v),
Haridwar Distt. 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as Ihe Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with an installed production capacity of 40
TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12, 2012 to
Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for implementation of
prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP) of "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution
Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries located in
catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) issued
direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for
Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner;
and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 07, 2012 for compliance
verification and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation. Aeration tank was not in operation.
ETP Units namely primary clarifier, aeration tank and secondary clarifier were full of effluent, which
indicates non operation of ETP system and use of these ETP units as effluent storage tank.
The outlet of effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-468mg/1, BOD-579 mg/1 and COD
1461mg/1; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as prescribed
under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the aeration tank was 372
mg/1 indicating non-operation of ETP system.
The Unit informed the commissioning of aeration system in the aeration tank a day back. The
agitator fans have been modified from 2 fins to 4 fins to improve the aeration with increased length.
Contd...2/-
4
Untreated effluent is bypassed into local drain.
Housekeeping in ETP area was poor.
9. No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit was not operating ETP system and
progress of charter implementation programme was unsatisfactory, owing to which discharge
of partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers delegated to
the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986,
the following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations and shall report the compliance to
CPCB immediately.
The Unit shall dismantle all the bypass lines immediately.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system as approved by CPPRI and shall report to
CPCB for verification.
The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed by Uttarakhand
Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be constrained to
initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with
provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
N
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1
Protection 8 Pollution Control Board
Dehradun
1
Lucknow-226010
Ministry of Environment 8 Forests,
The Chairman,

The District Magistrate,
}
Haridwar Dist, Uttarakhand
The Director,

the directions

yi
p Mill Road, Himmat Nagar,
P er
aharanpur, UP
,1n
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ re"
January 08, 2013
To
Mrs Uttaranchal Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Manglore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v),
Distt. Haridwar - 249 406,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E) of
WHEREAS, Ws Uttaranchal Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Manglore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v) Distt.
Haridwar - 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing Kraft Paper using Indian and imported waste paper as raw material with a production
Ganga catchment; and
and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 06-07, 2012 for
The Unit was in operation, however ETP was not in operation.
ETP comprised of Hill screens, Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration tank and Secondary
Clarifier were full of effluent but the Secondary Clarifier launder was dry which indicates non
operation of ETP system and use of these ETP units as effluent storage tank.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 14m 3/tone of production.
It has been observed that some part of effluent is recycled in the process and remaining is
bypassed into local drain. One bypass line and one ETP discharge line were observed.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-1442mg/I, BOD-1078 mg/I and COD 2778mg/1; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as prescribed
under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/1 respectively. The MLSS in the aeration tank was 624
mg/I indicating non-operation of ETP system.
Contd...2/-
9:0f-A
The Unit informed the commissioning of Aeration tank on November 26, 2012, which is still under
stabilisation.
The Unit's housekeeping was very poor/unsatisfactory.
No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit was not operating ETP system and
progress of charter implementation programme was unsatisfactory, owing to which discharge
of partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for compliance:
CPCB immediately.
Copy to:
Protection & Pollution Control Board
Dehradun
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
Haridwar Distt., Uttarakhand
the directions
The Director,
Paper Mill Road, Himmel Nagar,
/Saharanpur, UP
Air
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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To
Regd. Post
January 8, 2013
Aman Enterprises,
Seethalaba7anr, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, Mis Aman Enterprises, Seethalabazaar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
August 27, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr: 4.41 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Flow meter is not provided to assess the quantity of water consumed and effluent discharged
by the Unit.
Improper provision for storage of raw materials, chemicals and finished products.
Housekeeping in process and ETP area was very poor.
Proof of Unit being a member of CETP and TSDF not provided.
Act, 1974.
standards under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986;
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Mils Aman Enterprises, Seethalabazaar,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design
inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
The compliance report of the above directions shall be submitted to the Central Pollution Control
Board within one week of the expiry of the time period stipulated for compliance of the directions.
In case of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated against the
Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
.3/ - ESS Division, CPCB
with request to ensure

compliance of the directions
: for follow-up please
(Ajay
4Cyagi)
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Registered-Post
Too. B-31011 (BMW)/30/93/2012/HWMD/
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January 08, 2013
M/s Maruti Bio edical Waste Plant,

Bhiwani to iru Behal Road,
VPO-Heta ura, Dist.. Bhiwani, Haryana.
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Rio-medical Waste (Management Et Handling)
Rules, 1998, and amendments thereof, (herein after referred as BMW Rules) under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of biomedical waste without causing adverse effect to human
health and the environment.;
WHEREAS Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, stipulated that "bio-medical waste shalt be treated and
disposed of in accordance with Schedule I, 11,111 Et IV and in compliance with the standards prescribed in
Schedule V";
WHEREAS Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates on requirement of "segregation, packaging.
transportation and storage of bio-medical waste";
WHEREAS as per Rule 11 (1) of the BMW Rules, "Every authorized person shall maintain records
related to the generation, collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal and/ or any
form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any guidelines issued";
WHEREAS the Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility (CI3WTF) operated by M/s Maruti Bic)
medical Waste Plant, Bhiwani to Kairu - Behal Road, VPO-Fletampura, Dist.. Bhiwani, Haryana has to
comply with the conditions stipulated in authorization granted by the Haryana State Pollution Control
Board for collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment and disposal of bio-medicat waste as
required under Rule 7 of the BMW Rules;
WHEREAS the Central Government vide notification S.O. 730 (E) dated July 10, 2002, has
delegated the powers under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local, or any other authority for any
violation of the standards and rules relating to bio-medical waste notified under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof.;
WHEREAS the CBWTF operated by M/s Maruti Bio-medical Waste Plant, Bhiwani to Kairu Behal
Road, VPO-Hetampura, Dist.. Bhiwani, Haryana (the Unit) was inspected jointly by a team comprising
officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and Haryana Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) on
04/05/2012 and whereby violation of provisions of the BMW Rules and guidelines issued by CPCB were
observed and accordingly Show Cause Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
were issued vide letter No. B-31011 (BMW) /30/93/2012/HWMD/7345-48 dated 12/09/2012 directing the
Unit to submit a time bound action plan against each observation mentioned in the afore-said directions
along with a Bank Guarantee of t 10.00 lakhs (Rupees Ten Lakhs only) in favour of CPCB within 15 days
of the issue of the direction;
Contd...2/-
-2WHEREAS the Unit vide letters dated 16/10/2012 & 05/11/2012 submitted time bound action
plan against the above mentioned show-cause Directions envisaging corrective action taken against some
of the directions and also requested to waive off submission of the Bank Guarantee (BG) for Z 10 Lakhs
as the Unit has already submitted BG of Z 5 (Five) Lakhs to the Haryana SPCB in compliance to the
HSPCB directions.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested under Section
Act, 1986 following directions are issued:
of the Environment (Protection)
That the Unit shall make provision of separate room/space of adequate size labeled
with bio-hazard symbol as per BMW Rules for installation of treatment equipment and
storage of un-treated and treated bio-medical waste with proper interiors, floors, walls
Ft drainage system within the premises and as per CPCB guidelines,
by February 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall submit the route chart indicating time at which waste would be
collected from member healthcare facilities with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall take necessary measures to prevent leakages and fugitive emissions
from incinerator chambers during operation of incinerator by January 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall complete installation of Tamper Proof Programmable Logical
Control (PLC) based interlocking system for waste feeding and negative draft measuring
device with the primary chamber, air flow rate measuring devices with primary and
secondary chamber of the incinerator and measuring device for measuring pressure drop
across Venturi Scrubber attached to the incinerator as per CPCB guidelines,
by March 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall upgrade the existing system for recording operational parameters of
the incinerator as per CPCB guidelines, by January 31, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide emergency stack exit to safely vent out the unburnt gases in
case of power failure by January 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure provision of stack emission monitoring provision (i.e.
platforms, port hole etc.) with the incinerator stack in accordance with the CPCB
guidelines, by January 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall procure flue gas analyser for measurement of CO, 0 ) & CO 2 level in
the stack gases and ensure its installation, operation Et maintenance of records, by
January 15, 2013;

That the Unit shall operate the incinerator in accordance with BMW Rules so as to
comply with the operating standards prescribed under BMW Rules with immediate
effect and to maintain and submit records to CPCB Et HSPCB once a month;
That the Unit shall complete installation of mechanical waste feeding system and
automatic data recording system with the existing autoclave by January 15, 2013 and
also conduct validation and efficacy test for assessing efficacy of the autoclave as per
BMW Rule with immediate effect and results shall be maintained and submitted to
CPCB and HSPCB once in a month;
Contd...3/-
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That the Unit shall provide collection bin with the shredder for collection of shredded
by
waste and shall ensure that the shredded waste is sold to the recycler authorized
effect;
HSPCB or any other SPCB/PCC with immediate
Unit shall provide flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP to
That the
measure quantum of wastewater treated and shall also provide energy meter to record
water from ETP
energy consumption and pH meter to record pH of the treated
/scrubber liquor, by February 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide Sharp-pit and encapsulation facility and pit
required under CPCB guidelines;
waste sharps by January 15, 2013 as
for disposal of
vehicles
That the Unit shall provide contact details of the facility on transportatio n
as per
used for collection of bio-medical waste from member health care facilities,
BMW Rules with immediate effect;
o)
for the existing incineration ash pit

That the Unit shall provide suitable cover
avoid entry of rain water during monsoon by January 15, 2013;
so as to
area and ensure that vehicle

2013;
wash water is routed to the effluent treatment plant, by January 15,
That the Unit shall upgrade the existing vehicle washing
That the Unit shall ensure that ETP sludge and the incineration ash are got analysed
1986 so as to
through a laboratory recognized under the Environment (Protection) Act,
decide disposal option if required through a TSDF located in Haryana
by January 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide proper firefighting equipment
2013;
required under CPCB guidelines by January 15,
That the Unit shall increase the stack
January 15, 2013;
as per fire safety norms as
height of DG Set as per the prescribed norms by
and awareness programmes on

That the Unit shall carryout periodic training
engaged in handling
bio-medical waste management related aspects among the workers
of bio-medical waste;
book pertaining to operational parameters of the incinerator, autoclave 11
That the log
as
shredder and records w.r.to waste collected & received treated & disposed off
required under BMW Rules shall be maintained with immediate effect.
That the Unit shall complete the entire time bound action plan mentioned in paras (a) to (u)
and upon compliance of each activity, the Unit shall submit
above, by March 30, 2013
as a proof of compliance made to the above directions, to CPU
photographs/relevant documents/rep orts
comply
with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate
Et HSPCB. In case the Unit fails to
1986 and
proceedings against the Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act,
amendments made thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...4/-
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Copy for information to:
Joint Secretary, HSM Division

Ministry of Environment a Forests,
Paryavaran Bhawan, C.G.O. Complex,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110 003.
Member Secretary
Haryana State Pollution Control Board
C-11, Sector-6, Panchkula
Haryana-134 109.
: for information a to ensure compliance with the

above directions by the afore-said CBWTF.
Zonal Officer
Central Pollution Control Board (West)
Lucknow - 226 010, Uttar Pradesh.
PS to 'MS'
34/c ESS
6.
1/c IT Division
for information of 'MS'.

For information and record.
For information and necessary action.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
gD
January 8, 2013
To
M/s Ajij Leather Finishers,
171/155 Budhiya Ghat,

WHEREAS, M/s Ajij Leather Finishers, 171/155 Budhiya Ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on August 27, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
6.37 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and TSS: 885 (SW.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that that overall primary
treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (42 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 1 tonne/ day)
was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Cont'd....
2'1.b
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Ajij Leather Finishers, 171/155
Budhiya Ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the
primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's
design inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
I/c - ESS Division, CPCB
ANFS '
(Ajay Tyagi)
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January 8, 2013
Mis Alig International,

150 feet road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Alig International, 150 feet road, Jajmau, Kanpur, was inspected on August 28,
2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr: 8.86 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium effluent
stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (92 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 3 tonnes/ day)
and pickling process is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
Storage facility for hazardous waste not provided by the Unit.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA Alig International, 150 feet road.
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh js hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
treatment- system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design
Cont'd....
Z e c- b
In
case of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated against the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & lncharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
347 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
\\\
Uc-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
kin^
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. ifcS
5
January 8, 2013
To
M/s Abdullah Tannery Pvt. Ltd.,

Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Abdullah Tannery Pvt. Ltd., 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
5.82 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and Total Cr.: 2.48 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that that either
segregation of high chromium effluent stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of
chromium and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharged by the Unit was more than the consented discharge (60 KLD against
35 KLD) for the permitted processing capacity of 1.5 tonne/ day.
Improper management of hazardous waste.
The Unit is operating without Consents under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Abdullah Tannery Pvt Ltd.150 Feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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(Ajay Tyagi)
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Regd. Post
To
January 8, 2013
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M/s A.P.F. Tanners (M/s Shabnam Tanners)

70/59, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s A.P.F. Tanners (Shabnam Tanners), 70/59, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, was
Kanpur exceeding the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS:
602 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr: 7.08 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either
segregation of high chromium effluent stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of
chromium and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (26 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity: 0.75 tonnes/ day)
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, 11//s A.P.F. Tanners (M/s Shabnam
Tanners), 70/59, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out
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i
t in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment
standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of
three months.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
: with request to ensure
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board compliance of the directions
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
17
4 ,/ 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
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Tannery General/ PCLSS1/2010.--17<- /0 , ioor IW,
To
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M/s Supreme Chemicals
UPSIDC Industrial Area Site- II,
Unnao - 209801, Uttar Pradesh
January 8, 2013
Sub: Directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Revoking
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of environmental pollutants
from various categories of industries under Rule 3 of the Environmental (Protection) Rules 1986;
WHEREAS, a joint team comprising officials of MoEF, CPCB and UPPCB visited Unnao , U.P. on August
3, 2012 to assess the status of pollution control in industries in Unnao and also collected effluent samples of
CETPs and few industries in Unnao;
WHEREAS, M/s Supreme Chemicals, Unnao, U.P., the basic chrome sulphate manufacturing industrial
unit operating in UPSIDC Industrial Area Site- II, was inspected during the investigation on August 3,
2012 and the inspection team observed poor housekeeping, stagnating water at many places, and
haphazard storage of sludge in the premises of the unit and found that the floor washings and runoff from
the premises of the unit, possessing high concentration of Total Chromium (481.7 mg/I) was finding its
way into the storm water drain outside the premises of the unit that ultimately joins river Ganga, which
poses a grave threat to the environment;
WHEREAS, in view of the short-comings observed, CPCB vide its letter dated September 26, 2012 directed
M/s Supreme Chemicals, Unnao, U.P., under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, to close
all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office;
WHEREAS, in compliance of the closure directions issued by CPCB, M/s Supreme Chemicals, Unnao,
vide its letter dated October IS, 2012 reported stopping of furnace and other operations and informed about
the works being carried out for rectification of the short-comings and that after completion of works the
report would be submitted for verification;
WHEREAS, M/s Supreme Chemicals, Unnao, U.P., vide its letter dated November 1, 2012 reported
completion of works and requested for verification;
WHEREAS, a team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office, Lucknow inspected M/s Supreme Chemicals,
Unnao, U.P., on November 21, 2012 for verification and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
The Unit was not in operation during inspection.
Floorings in and around process area have been redesigned with proper slope to eliminate
uncontrolled flow in process area.
Floor in the process area has been lined with acid proof tiles.
Drain network has been laid for intercepting floor spillages.
Catch pits provided for collection of floor spillages for recycling.
Process waste/ sludge storage area relocated in covered area to eliminate possible exposure to rains
and the process waste/ sludge packed in bags and kept in covered area.
NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above the closure directions issued under Section 5 of
The
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to MA Supreme Chemicals, Unnao, U.P., vide CPCB letter dated
September 26,2012 are revoked. The Unit shall ensure regular compliance of the following directions:
The Unit shall ensure that the intercepted floor spillages are recycled in the process and there is no
discharge of floor spillages from its premises at any point of time.
The Unit shall ensure that all drains and catch-pits provided for intercepting and collection of floor
spillages for its recycling in the process are regularly cleaned.
The Unit shall maintain records of material balance of Chromium consumption and BCS production.
The Unit shall ensure that process waste/ sludge is properly stored and disposed regularly to TSDF
and the records properly maintained.
The Unit shall ensure proper housekeeping in its premises.
In case of non-compliance of the issued directions by the Unit any
time in future, action as deemed fit under
The Environment (Protection) Act 1986 will be initiated.
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
2. District Magistrate,
Unnao, U.P.
Chief Engineer, Lucknow Zone,
Madhyanchal Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd,
Head Office- 4A, Gokhle Marg,
Lucknow
Lucknow - 226 010
5. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
1/1/c - ESS Division, CPCB

7. //c - IT Division, CPCB
8. l/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
with the request to reconnect electricity supply
for conducting joint inspection as proposed

with UPPCB, within three months.

TS .
(Ajay Tyagi)
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-IIr L 1 2 I -%
January 08, 2013
To
M/s Aroma Craft and Tissues Pvt. Ltd.,
Manglore-Jhabreda Road, Noorpur (v),
Uttarakhand
pollutants from various categories of industries under the
Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and the
WHEREAS,
/s Aroma Craft and Tissues Pvt. Ltd., Manglore-jhabreda Road, Noorpur (v), Distt.
wa- M249
Haridr
406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with a production capacity of 60 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(I)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12, 2012 to
and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a
team of CPCB officials on December 07, 2012 for compliance
The Unit was in operation.
ETP comprised of Hill screen & Sedicell, Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration tank,
Secondary Clarifier and Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs).
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 11 23m 3/tone of production.
The outlet of effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-317mg/I, BOD-520 mg/1 and COD 1709mg/1; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as prescribed
mg/I indicating unstabilisation of ETP system.
The aeration tank has been upgraded with installation of jet type aerators and commissioned on
November 30, 2012 and still under stabilization.
The Unit has procured pressure sand filter of designed flow rate 60 cum/hr for installation for
tertiary treatment system.
Contd...2/-
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The Unit claimed to be operating on zero effluent discharge with recycle of effluents in the process.
Analysis of effluent taken from recirculation line showed BOD-541 mg/I, COD-1910 mg/I, TSS-1005
mg/I, which indicates possibility of reuse of effluent within the process.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised ETP system and
progress of charter implementation programme is unsatisfactory, owing to which discharge of
partially treated/untreated effluent Is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
CPCB immediately.
CPCB within 15 days for verification.
3. The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed by Uttarakhand
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
E-115. Nehru Colony. Haridwar Road
Dehradun
Central Pollution Control Board.
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
Haridwar Distt, Uttarakhand
the directions
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
v7, The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
8. The Incharge, PCI-Ill Division, CPCB
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
BY REGISTERED AD
B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/
January 08, 2013
To
The Asset Manager
M/s Oil Et Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.,
Cauvery Asset,
Neravy, Karaikal
Pondichery-609604
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - reg.
WHEREAS, CPCB received complaint about the environmental pollution caused by
M/s ONGC Ltd. (Cauvery Asset), Tamil Nadu (hereinafter referred to as 'the Unit') and
also learnt of the accident from the print media and investigated the matter along with
official of TNPCB; and
WHEREAS, a team of CPCB officials alongwith officials of TNPCB visited the site
during November 05-06, 2012 to investigate the matter and based on the observations and
in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 were issued to the
unit.
WHEREAS the unit submitted its reply on November 16, 2012. To verify the status, a
team of officials from Zonal Office, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Bangalore
visited the affected areas on November 30, 2012 and made the following observations:
Bubbling of emulsified oil, bonded with contaminated soil observed in the affected
area. Mud walls separating the field and canal has marking of oil spills and requires to
be shaven off and soil bio-remediated. The excavated soil at Narimanm was kept in
bags.
As the paddy harvesting is one month away decommissioning of abundant pipe line
cannot be initiated. ONGC has submitted protocol for decommissioning which will be
taken up after monsoon ends in January 2013.
The TERI's report on bio-remediation lacks technical information and ONGC has to
resubmit the proposal. ONGC shall explore disposing contaminated soil at TSDF at
Guminipundi, as ONGC does not have sufficient area for bio-remediation at the site.
Fresh soil shall be placed on the excavated areas.
The result of ground water analysis submitted by ONGC is of a well, located far away
from the affected sites and is not representative.
Contd../
As the leakage occurring on November 02, 2012 was not informed to TNPCB revisiting of
disaster management plan is required by ONGC. ONGC has issued order on 15/11/2012
for additional line walkers for patrolling.
ONGC has initiated action on all direction points, however the actual flushing and
purging of abandoned pipeline will be taken after January, 2013.
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, to the Chairman, CPCB and on the basis of above examination and
review, the following directions are being issued:
The contaminated soil shall be bio-remediated or disposed of to TSDF.
Online Leak Detection system complimenting the SCADA system envisaged by M/s
ONGC shall be installed by May, 2013.
The unit shall decommission the old pipeline by February 2013 and take all
precautionary measures to prevent such accidents.
The unit shall submit monthly progress report to CPCB.
The unit shall submit the bank guarantee of Rs. 1.00 crore as specified in the
earlier direction with validity upto June 30, 2013 to ensure compliance of the above
directions.
5.
The unit is hereby directed to comply with all the above said directions by May 2013. In
case of failure of the Unit to comply with the above directions CPCB would be constrained
to initiate action as deemed appropriate, in accordance with the provision of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Tamilnadu State Pollution Control Board
No. 100, Anna Salai
Guincly Chennai - 600 032
isor (CP Division)
of Environment a Forests
c5' Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi Nis*
110 003
Y.
I/c IT, CPCB

The Incharge, Zonal Office
1st a 2nd Floors, Nisarga Bhavan
A-Block, Thimmaiah Main Road
7th D Cross, Shivanagar,
Opp. Pushpanjali Theatre,
Bangalore -560 010
I/c ESS, CPCB
(Ajay Tyagi)
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/13C1-111/
January 08, 2013
To
Gangotari Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
P.O.Narsan Kalan, Jhabreda Road,
Uttarakhand
27.02,1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29
of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industy,
WHEREAS, Mrs Gangotari Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., P.O.Narsan Kalan, Jhabreda Road, Distt. Haridwar 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a large waste paper based mill with a
production capacity of 150 TPD of Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material; and
and
ETP comprised of Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration tank, Secondary Clarifier and
Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs).
Primary Clarifier was not in operation and taken out from ETP line. The effluent from equalization
tank was directly pumped to fibre screening machine and then to Aeration Tank.
In the Aeration tank, out of six surface aerators, only two were in operation and remaining were
not in working condition. Out of five sludge drying beds one was under repair and others were
empty.
The Unit claimed to be operating on zero effluent discharge, except reject from RO which is
used for feeding water to the boiler
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-370 mg/I; BOD-6181 mg/I, COD10882 mgff, which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the aeration
tank was 933 mg/I indicating non-operation of Aeration Tank.
Contd...2/-

Bypass arrangements was observed outside the Unit's premises for boiler section RO reject.
Analysis of effluent collected from recirculation points showed, Recirculation point.1 pH-6.39, BOD5259 mgA, COD-11748 mg/I, TSS-439 mg/I, Recirculation Point.2 pH-6.37, BOD-2322 mg/I, COD10705 mg/I, TSS-326 mg/I
No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not operated and maintained ETP
system and progress of charter implementation programme was unsatisfactory, owing to which
discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river and to
the surrounding environment;
CPCB immediately.
provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
Lodi Road. New Delhi 110 003
The Chairman,
Haridwar Dist Uttarakhand
the directions
The Director,
, Saharanpur, UP
4.. The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
it s
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Sneed Post
9 2,
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111.
To
112 U
January 08, 2013
M/s Sagar Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,

Mangalore-Deoband Road,
Mundet (v),
Haridwar Distt. - 249 406,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification 5.0.157(E) of
27.011996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,/ 986 (29
of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to issue direction to any industry,
WHEREAS, M/s Sagar Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Mangalore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v), Haridwar
Distt. - 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing
TPD;
and Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with an existing production capacity of 30
direction on 01.81012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for
and
The Unit was in operation however, ETP was not in operation. Even the Aeration tank was not in
operation.
ETP Units namely primary clarifier, aeration tank and secondary clarifier were full of effluent which
indicates non operation of ETP system and use of these ETP units as effluent storage tank.
The Unit has modified the Agitator fans increasing length of fans of surface Aerators on December
03, 2012 to improve aeration.
The outlet of effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-222mg/I, BOD-83 mg/land COD 527mg/l; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as prescribed
mg/I indicating non-operation of ETP system.
5. The Unit has not maintained any logbook as per the charter implementation programme.
Contd..2/-
Analysis of effluent sample collected from bypass line 1 and 2 showed BOD-90mgA & 312 mg/I,
COD-1024 mg/I & 2051 mg/I, TSS- 1047 mgA & 1360 mg/I, which indicates discharge of untreated
effluent to local drain, posing threat to river water quality.
House keeping in ETP area is poor. Drums & gunny bags were stored in the entire ETP area
making difficult accessibility to ETP units.
It is evident
from the
observations that the Unit was not operating ETP system and
progress
of charter
im above
p lementation programme is unsatisfactory, owing to which discharge of
partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
The
Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation and shall report the compliance to CPCB
immediately.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system as approved by
CPPRI and shall report to
Copy to:
E-115, Nehru Colony, Handwar Road
Dehradun
Lucknow-22601 0
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
The Chairman,

the
directions
The Director,
h UP
c7-:4taranpur,
Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
8. The Incharge, PCI-111 Division, CPCB
kblran
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Sneed Post
F.No. B190081INGRBAICPCBI2012-13
Date: January 8, 2013
To
M/s Wave Di theries & Breweries Ltd.,
Ramghat ad, Village Ahmedpura,
Tehsil A uli, Distt. Aligarh
Uttar P adesh
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT
(PROTECTION) ACT, 1986
environmental pollutants from various categories of industries under the
Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and the rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India, vide
Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002
has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 (29 of 1986) to Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions
to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of standards
and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment
thereof; and
WHEREAS, M/s Wave Distilleries & Breweries Ltd., Ramghat Road, Village
Ahmedpura, Tehsil Atrauli, Distt. Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred as 'the
Industry') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
on 27.06.2012 for "Adequacy Assessment of pollution control measures
taken by Industries" under NGRBA programme and observed the following:
The Industry is engaged in production of ENA (Extra Neutral Alcohol) with an
installed capacity of 90 KLD using Molasses and thereby generates 900KLD of
spent wash.
The spent wash management system comprises of Multi Effect Evaporator
(MEE) system followed by Slop Boiler.
Contd..2/-
The Industry has installed MEE of capacity 31m3/hr and found operating at
24m3/hr.
The Industry operates MEE at an average of 20 hrs a day which implies that
(24 x 20) 480 m 3/day of spent wash could be utilized in a day as against the
generation of 900 m3/day.
Industry having one spent wash lagoon with 17,470 m 3 of capacity and
located in the premises of brewing division.
The lagoon was filled upto 115 th (estimated) of its capacity thereby holding
an estimated quantity of 3,400 m 3 of spent wash.
7. The Industry was found discharging, during the inspection, quality of effluent
as pH- 7.63, BOD -163 mg/I, COD - 335 mg/I, TDS- 2284 mg/I to River
Kali-East.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction on 28 th September, 2012 under section 5 of E(P)
Act, 1986 for compliance of the following measures;
The Industry shall not resume its manufacturing operations till adequate
measures for pollution prevention and control is taken to the satisfaction
of CPCB and on resumption the production capacity shall be restricted
upto 48KLD of alcohol in order to comply with the Zero Liquid Discharge
(ZLD) condition.
The Industry shall plug or dismantle outlets discharging outside the
premises.
AND WHEREAS, the Industry vide its letter dated 27 th December, 2012 provided
evidence indicating that the Multi Effect Evaporator installed has capacity of 47m3
per hour and not 31 m 3 per hour as stated in the earlier directions and the industry
has permission from SPCB to discharge about 70 KLD from the bottling plant;
AND NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising
powers vested under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
following directions are being issued:
1. The Industry is permitted to operate at the consented capacity (90 KLD)
and the entire spent wash generated shall be treated in multi effect
evaporator and incinerated in the slop boiler.
Contd..3/-
2. The Industry is permitted to discharge effluent from the bottle washing

section only after treatment to the prescribed norms and no other effluent
shall be discharged.
In case of noncompliance with the above directions by the Industry, CPCB
will be constrained to initiate action against the Industry, in accordance with
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
PICUP Bhawan, 3rd Floor, B-Block,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomi Nagar,
Lucknow-226010 (U.P.)
4
(
With the request to follow

up compliance
Mission Director (RS)

National Mission for Clean Ganga
Ministry of Environment & Forest
Paryavaran Bhawan, Lodhi Road
New Delhi - 110003
For information please
Director (CP Division)

AD & The Incharge, Zonal Office,

PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor, B-Block,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomi Nagar,
Lucknow-226010 (U.P.)
For follow up please
5. In-charge, PCI-III Division, CPCB Delhi.
In-charge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
In-charge, NGRBA Cell, CPCB Delhi

In-charge, IT Division, CPCB Delhi.

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(Ajay Tyagi)
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To
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January 9, 2013
M/s New Javed Tannery (Old name M/s Javed Tannery),

480/379, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s New Javed Tannery (Old name M/s Javed Tannery), 480/379, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 6, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following
shortcomings:
Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS:
718 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 3.84 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I).
Unit is consented for vegetable tanning but it appeared that it is also involved in Chrome
Tanning.
Water meter installed for measurement of fresh water consumption is not working.
Log book for water consumption and wastewater discharge is not maintained.
Raw hide and chemical procurement records could not be produced by the Unit.
The Unit is operating without consent under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
2:og
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under the Section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MTh New Javed Tannery (Old name Ws Saved
Tannery), 480/379, Gailurtrwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out
Improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment
standards / CETP s design inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of
three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
lic - IT Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Tannery General/ PCI-SSU2011-12

To
ictitegd. Post
January 9, 2013
M/s Meraj Tanning Industries,

108/87, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, the Central Government has
notified the standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants
from
various
categories
of
industries
and common effluent treatment plants under Rule 3 of
the E nvironmental (Protection) Rules 1986.
to
pollution2012;
control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during AugustSeptember
WHEREAS, M/s Meraj Tanning Industries, 108/87, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on September 8, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr.: 3.95 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of high
effluent stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overallchromium
primary
PETP is not operated properly. Thick layer of sludge was observed in collection and settling
tank. Sludge drying beds were empty.
Bypass facility was observed at settling tank and sludge drying beds.
Proof of sending hazardous waste to TSDF is not provided.
Stacks connected to boiler and auto spray cliier are not provided with port hole and
platform
facility for monitoring stack emissions.
Display board on the gate indicating particulars of the Unit (name, address, capacity and
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste
(Management, Handling and Tr
ansboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 were not provided.
Cont'd....
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Meraj Tanning Industries. 10R/R7 Wajidpurt
to carry out improvement in the primary
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
lie - ESS Division, CPCB
5. I/c - IT Division, CPCB
6 I/c-PAMS/NORBA, CPCB, Delhi
411FS
(Ajay Tyagi)
C2
5 tr Ilegd Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 I-12x I
To:
its
M/s Shariq Tanners
786, Chabilepurwa, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Kanpur during Aug-Sep 2012;
WHEREAS, MA Shariq Tanners, 786, Chabilepurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur was inspected on September
11, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr: 2.71 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I), which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
effluent stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary
Sludge drain valve of settling tank needed rectification. Sludge drying beds were completely
filled with sludge and sludge is not disposed at regular intervals.
The effluent discharge (19.2 m 3 /day) for the permitted processing capacity (0.6 tonne/day)
was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3/day)
Neither segregation of the effluent stream containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
pickling process is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
The Unit is operating without Authorisation under the Hazardous Waste (Management,
Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2008.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Shariq Tanners, 786. Chabilepurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to
comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and to
rectify the other short-comings within a period of three months.
Contd.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
Oe' 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
tic - IT Division, CPCB

kry MI
(Ajag Tyagi)
8Regd. Post
To:
January 9, 2013
t
M/s Finished Leather Job Work
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Finished Leather Job Work, Jajmau, Kanpur was inspected on September 9, 2012
and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr: 2.49 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I), which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
The effluent discharge (37 m 3/day) for the permitted processing capacity (1 tonne/day) was
more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3/day)
Housekeeping was very poor.
Display board on the gate of the Unit indicating particulars of the Unit (name, address,
Capacity & Process and hazardous waste handling data) not provided.
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Finished Leather Job Work, Jajmau,
Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply
with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and to rectify the
other short-comings within a period of three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

ki
(Ajay Tyagi)
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To
January 9, 2013
051
M/s Sajid Tanners,
Plot No. 361-1 D (30 B-2),
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Sajid Tanners, Plot No. 361-1 D (30 B-2), Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh was inspected on September 7, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following
shortcomings:
Cr.: 9.03 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not
adequate.
Log book for water consumption was not maintained.
The Unit is operating without consent under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
Cont'd....
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, 11//s Sajid Tanners, Plot No. 361-1 D (30 B-2),
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradeshis hereby directed to carry out improvement in the
Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
)71/c - ESS Division, CPCB


41r4
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
To
January 9, 2013
M/s Sunrise Tannery,

Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Sunrise Tannery, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
September 8, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Primary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP m Jajmau,
Cr.: 59 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
The effluent discharge (179 m3 / day for Permitted processing capacity: 3.75 tonnes/ day)
The Unit is operating without consents under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundruy Movement) Rules, 2008.
Cont'd....
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA Sunrise Tannery, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to
rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Ue-PAMS/NGRBA CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
/0-
,3
4/Reed. Post
Tannery General/ Pa-55112011-12
To:
Mis Ahmad Internationals
367 & 368-A, Sanjay Nagar,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, Mis Ahmad Internationals, 367 & 368-A, Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur was
Cr: 8.62 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I), which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
Hazardous waste management was improper. Facility for temporary storage of hazardous
waste is not provided. Designated storage are:
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Ahmad Internationals, 367 & 368-A,
Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment
system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s design inlet
parameters and to rectify the other short-comings within a period of three months.
Contd.
2(4
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Uc - IT Division, CPCB
(Ajay Tyagi)
Read. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011
January 9, 2013
To:
M/s Best Tanning Industry
150 Ft. Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Best Tanning Industry, 150 Ft. Road, Jajmau, Kanpur was inspected on August
Cr: 5.59 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1), which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Best Tanning Industry, 150 Ft. Road
Cont'd....
Zl C r
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
.4/1/c

h Tyagi)
(Ajay
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS112011-12
January 9, 2013
To
tI
M/s M M Leather Finishers,

109/90, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s M M Leather Finishers, 109/90, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
2167 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/1) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
PETP is not operated properly. There is no proper inlet and outlet system in the settling tank
and effluent is pumped through flexible pipe. Sludge drying beds were completely empty
and dry.
Improper management of hazardous waste and the Unit is not a member of TSDF.
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Mis M M Leather Finishers, 109/90,
Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the
primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
L The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
1.54-^ I/c - ESS Division, CPCB
Azinn
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
January 9, 2013
To
IIS
M/s Star Tannery,
19, Sarai Ram Rai, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Star Tannery, 19, Sarai Ram Rai, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Primary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP rn Jajmau,
2372 (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 3.06 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall
primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (170.35 m 3 / day for Permitted processing capacity: 4 tonnes/ day)
Housekeeping was poor in working zone and ETP area.
Hazardous waste handling data is not shown on the display board.
Cont'd....
;PI
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Star Tannery, 19, Sarai Ram Rai, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradeshis hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system
so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and
to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/0 - ESS Division, CPCB
Er - IT Division, CPCB
I/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB Delhi
Sir;
(Ajay Tyagi)
90
69 Read. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011 12
1
To:
M/s Imperial Leather inishers
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Imperial Leather Finishers, 336, Chabileypurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur was inspected
on September 9, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr: 6.97 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1), which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
ETP sludge was accumulated in sludge drying beds and had not been disposed since long.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Imperial Leather Finishers, 336,
Chabileypurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment
system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet
parameters and to rectify the other short-comings within a period of three months.
Contd.
2.1g -
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
tyl/c - ESS Division, CPCB

5. 1/c - IT Division, CPCB
4AV I/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
Reed. Post
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January 9, 2013
To
M/s Reliance Tanning Industries,
487-488, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Reliance Tanning Industries, 487-488, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh was inspected on September 7, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following
shortcomings:
Cr.: 2.41 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
Emission control equipment is not installed at boiler.
Workers were working without safety gears.
DG sets are not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
Housekeeping in working zone and PETP was poor.
Coned....
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Reliance Tanning Industries, 487-488, 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradeshis hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
'-treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
3.

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
1/c AMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
,0
I> Regd. Post

t
To
MA Habib Tannery Pvt. Ltd.,
15-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Habib Tannery Pvt. Ltd., 15-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Kanpur exceeded the prescribeciCETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH:
10.5 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and TSS: 1426 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall
Floating material and thick sludge was observed in collection tank.
Sludge drying beds were dry and completely empty.
DG set is not equipped with proper acoustic enclosure.
Housekeeping in process and ETP area was poor.
Act, 1974.
Cont'd..
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Habib Tannery Pvt. Ltd., 15-R. 150
feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the
primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
j/l/c - ESS Division, CPCB
Pc-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
'7N
(Ajay Tyagi)

To
d. Post
January 9, 2013
jl
M/s Jamal Industries,
712, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, Ws Jamal Industries, 712, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Cr.: 4.2 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
The effluent discharge (32.5 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 0.75 tonnes/
day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Housekeeping was poor.
Cont'd....
131
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Jamal Industries 712, Gaiiunurwa,
Jajmau Kan ur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
treatment system so as to comp
the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-1 10 003
c - ESS Division, CPCB
\04
5 he - IT Division, CPCB
6. I/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
i'VC`
(Ajay Tyagi)
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v1
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Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011-12 /615
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To
January 9, 2013
Jajmau Leather Finishers (Ws Bihari Tanners),
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Jajmau Leather Finishers (M/s Bihari Tanners), Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Cr.: 5.08 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
The effluent discharge (41.5 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 0.75 tonnes/
Proof of sending hazardous waste to TSDF is not provided.
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
'Ws Jajmau Leather Finishers (Mis

Bihari Tanners), Jaimau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in
the primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards /
CETP's design inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
5,/ 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
(Ajay Tyagi)
fel
To
Kamal Enterprises,
Bhalla Estate, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
Regd. Post
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Kamal Enterprises, Bhalla Estate, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Cr.: 6.95 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not
adequate.
Split and chemical procurement records could not be produced by the Unit.
Cont'd....
2_23-6
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Kamal Enterprises, Bhalla Estate
Jajmau, Kanpur. Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
freatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
5. 1/c - IT Division, CPCB
Ve-PAMS/NGREA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
@,P\
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tz
Tannery General/ PO-551/2011-12

To
d. Post
January 9, 2013
t lb
M/s Everest Tanners,
184-C-2, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, 1VI/s Everest Tanners, I84-C-2, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
on August 30, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
1045 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Everest Tanners, 184-C-2,
Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the
' primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Tic - ESS Division, CPCB
1/c-PAMS(NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
4./ K1
(Ajay Tyagi)
ad. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011-12- 9- /
To
S
M/8 Makhdoom Tanning Industries,
103/89, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Makhdoom Tanning Industries, 103/89, Jajmau, Kanpur,Uttar Pradesh was
Cr.: 2.25 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I).
Unit is consented for vegetable tanning but it appeared that it is also involved in Chrome
Tanning.
PETP is not operated properly.
The water consumption by the Unit (4 to 12 KLD) is in excess of the consented water
consumption (4KLD).
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Makhdoom Tanning Industries, 103/89, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system
so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and
to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
tyl/c - ESS Division, CPCB
Ec-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
11.14-51
(Ajay Tyagi)
ILegd. Post
Tannery General/ PCTSSI/2011-12
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To
111.1 s Sultan Tanners,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Sultan Tanners, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 7, 2012
and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr.: 7.02 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that either segregation of high chromium
Bypass facility for discharging effluent into drain without treatment was observed in the
Unit.
The effluent discharge (550.45 m3 / day for Permitted processing capacity: 8 tonnes/ day)
Wet blue hides are kept in open yard.
DG sets are not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
Cont'd....
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. Mis Sultan Tanners, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the
prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters and to rectify the other
shortcomings within a period of three months.
V
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
sY

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Ec - IT Division, CPCB
l/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
for information please,

(Aja Tyagi i)
Re Post
January 9, 2013
1/111r
To
MTh Gem Tanners,

112 A/3, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Gem Tanners, 112 A/3, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP Inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH;
10.97 (6.5-9.0) and Total Cr: 7.74 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that either segregation of
high chromium effluent stream was not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and
Cont'd....
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 2 M/s Gem Tanners, 112 A/3, Waiidnur,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Prasiesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
\ Li
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

2. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
t/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

ts

(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery Generall PCI-SSI/2011-12
To:
M/s Bablu Enterprises
90/76, Eidgah Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 9, 2013
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WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga Basin to assess their status of compliance to
pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Kanpur during Aug-Sep 2012;
WHEREAS, Ws Bablu Enterprises, 90/76, Eidgah Road, Jajmau, Kanpur was inspected on August
Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr:
2.6 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I), which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Housekeeping was poor.
The Unit is operating without Consents under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
Act 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981 and Authorisation under
the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2008.
1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue directions to any industry,
Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified emission and effluent standards
under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards, and
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Bablu Enterprises, 90/76, Eidgah Road,
comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s design inlet parameters and to
Contd.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
tic - IT Division, CPCB
6. l/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 I-12
To
January 9, 2013
M/s Farhan Tanners,

172/156, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Farhan Tanners, 172/156, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
on August 31, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
1149 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Housekeeping in process and ETP area was very poor.
NOW THEREFORE, in view of the shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MN Farhan Tanners, 172/156,
Cont' d
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
)71/c - ESS Division, CPCB

.6. I/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajty Tyagi)

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January 9, 2013
M/s Khan Leather Finishers,
Makkar Sahid Ka Bhatta, Jajmau, Kanpur,

Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Khan Leather Finishers, Makkar Sahid Ka Bhatta, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
was inspected on September 7, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following shortcomings:
Cr.: 5.72 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not
adequate.
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous and other solid waste is not provided.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Khan Leather Finishers, Makkar
Sahid Ka Bhatta, Jaimau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement in
The primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment standards /
CETP's design inlet parameters and to rectify the other shortcomings within a period of three months.
Cont'd....
In
case of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated against the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

2 AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
ki rn
(Ajay Tyagi)
Regd. os
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January 9, 2013
M/s Everest Export,

175/ 158, B-3, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, /986
WHEREAS, M/s Everest Export, 175/ 158, B-3, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on August 30, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following salient shortcomings:
12.73 and TSS: 1066 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
The effluent discharge (100 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 1.5 tonnes/
day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 !Ton).
Cont'd....
7-31 -b
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Everest Export, 175/ 158 B-3
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
v4/. 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
Ptirtm
(Ajay Tyagi)
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To
'Regd. Post
January 9, 2013
M/s MI Saddel Work

24 C Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s MI Saddel Work, 24 C Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
6.22 and TSS: 1058 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
Thick layer of sludge was observed in collection tank.
Improper management of hazardous waste and the Unit is not a member of TSDF.
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s MI Saddel Work, 24 C Wajidpur,
Jaimau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to carry out improvement n the primacy
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
JA/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
F. No. B-31011 (BMW) /30/93/HWMD/
By Registered Post
,
January 14, 2013
To
M/s AW Consulting Ltd.,
(CEONTF at P ikapalam (V), Vedurukuppam Mandal, Chittoor District, AP)
# 1-5-553, 2
loor, Balaji Colony,
Tirupati - 517 5
Andhra Pradesh.
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Bio-medical Waste (Management & Handling)
Rules, 1998, and amendments thereof, (herein after referred as BMW Rules) under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of bio-medical waste without causing adverse effect to human health
and the environment.; and
WHEREAS as per Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, "Bio-medical waste shall be treated and disposed of in
accordance with Schedule I, and in compliance with the standards prescribed in Schedule V"; and
WHEREAS as per Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates on requirement of segregation, packaging,
transportation and storage of bio-medical waste; and
form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any guidelines issued."; and
WHEREAS the Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility (CBWTF) operated by
M/s AWM Consulting Ltd., Pachikapalam (V), Vedurukuppam Mandal, Chittoor District, AP (the Unit) has been
granted authorization by the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board (herein after referred to as APPCB) for
collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of bio-medical waste as required under Rule 7 of the BMW
Rules; and
WHEREAS the Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and APPCB
on 08/11/2010 whereby violation of the provisions of the BMW Rules were observed and accordingly showcause directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to the Unit vide letter
No. B-31011/30/93/HWMD/01-04 dated 31/12/2010 to submit a time bound action plan against each
observation stipulated in the afore-said Direction along with a Bank Guarantee of
10.00 Lakhs (Ten Lakhs)
in favour of CPCB; and
WHEREAS in compliance to the said directions, the Unit did not submit the requisite Bank Guarantee
of
10.00 Lakhs (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB and requested for exemption of the Bank Guarantee and also
sought six months time for compliance to the violations and also the Unit submitted time bound action plan
against the observations at St. No. (a) to (t) of the afore-said directions; and
WHEREAS based on the observations made by the visited team on 08/11/2010, confirmed Directions
under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to the Unit vide letter No. B31011/30/93/HWMD/8699-02 dated 21/03/2011 to comply with the Directions by 15 th June, 2011 along with
submission of Bank Guarantee of
10.00 Lakhs (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB within 15 days of the issue of
the directions; and
Contd..2/-
WHEREAS in compliance to the said Direction, the Unit did not submit the requisite Bank Guarantee
of
10.00 Laths (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB and vide letter Nil dated June 15, 2011 requested for
extension of four months time for compliance of all directions and subsequently the Unit were given an
opportunity of being heard on 04/08/2011 at CPCB, Delhi wherein Chairman, CPCB considered the request of
the Unit to waive off the Bank Guarantee subject to the condition that the Unit shall comply with all the
directions issued vide letter dated 21/03/2011 which were agreed by the Unit during the afore-said hearing;
and
WHEREAS the confirmed Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was
issued to the Unit vide letter no. 31011 (BMW)/30/93/HWMD/3835-38 dated 10/08/2011 directing a) That the
Unit shall take measures for compliance of all the CPCB directions dated March 21, 2011, within a period of
one month i.e. by September 03, 2011 except for installation of automatic waste feeding system with the
incinerator and installation of flue gas analyzer and b) That the Unit shall comply with all the directions
mentioned in paras (a) to (p) of the Directions dated March 21, 2011, by October 03, 2011 including
automatic waste feeding system with the incinerator and installation of flue gas analyser and upon compliance
of each activity, the Unit shall submit photographs/relevant documents/reports as a proof of compliance
made to the afore-said directions to CPCB and APPCB for further verification; and
WHEREAS the Unit was inspected jointly by a team comprising officials of CPCB & APPCB and
monitoring was conducted on 24/12/2012 as well as waste water sample collected on 02/03/2012 to verify
compliance to the directions including stack emissions and wastewater discharge norms wherein results of
monitoring indicated that the unit was complying with stack emission and wastewater discharge norms
stipulated under BMW Rules as well as compliance to the direction issued by CPCB vide letter dated
10/08/2012; and
WHEREAS the Central Government vide notification S.O. 730 (E) dated July 10, 2002, has delegated
the powers under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local, or any other authority for violation of the
standards and rules relating to bio-medical waste notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
amendments thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, and considering compliance to the directions by the Unit, the afore-said directions is hereby
revoked. The Unit is hereby further directed to comply with the provisions of Bio-medical Waste
(Management & Handling) Rules, 1998, and amendments thereof notified under the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, and the Guidelines issued by CPCB, failing which CPCB will be constrained to take necessary action
as deemed fit against your facility under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd..3/-

Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110 003.
Member Secretary
Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board,
-3, Sanath Nagar, Industrial Estate,
Ameerpet, Opposite Sarathi Studio;
HYDERABAD - 500 018, AP
1 Zonal Officer
'Nisarg Bhawan', A-Block, I st Et II" Floors,
Thimmaiah Main Road, 7 th D-Cross, Sivanagar,
Bengaluru - 560 010, Karnataka
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January 1, 2013
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M/s Hamid Leather Finisher,

Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Hamid Leather Finisher, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
The primary treated effluent discharged for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 2198
mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not operated properly.
The effluent discharge ( 260 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day
Housekeeping in the Unit was poor.
Copy of Consent under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
Cont'd....
feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

not be closed down.
M/s Hamid Leather Finisher, 150
is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
made, within 15
days from the date of receipt of this notice failing which it will be presumed that the
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Li.' 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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January I, 2013
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M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd,

F-27,28,42,45, Site- II, UPSIDC Industrial Area,
Unnao, Uttar Pradesh
Direction under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Unnao during August-September
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao involved in
processing of hides from wet blue to finish leather was inspected on August 24, 2012 and the
inspecting team made the following observations:
The Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) is not in operation and the untreated effluent is
discharged into drain. Inspecting team also observed that major repair work is required in both
clarifiers.
Segregation and storage of hazardous waste was improper. Leather cuttings and other process
waste were stored in sludge drying beds.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification S.O. 157
of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue directions to any industry,
Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified emission and effluent standards
under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards, and
the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd, F27,28,42,45, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site- II, Unnao - 209801, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed
to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office (North)
Ground Floor, PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti Khand,
Gomti Nagar Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 003

6/1/c ESS, CPCB
1/c- IT Division, CPCB
1/c- PAMS/ NGRBA, CPCB

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January 2, 2013
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To
Ws Super Leather Finishers,
603 Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, MIs Super Leather Finishers, 603 Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PEW) was not in operation. The effluent discharged for
further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 27.6 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I).
The Unit is operating without valid consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Handling, Management
and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Super Leather Finishers, 603
Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit
should not be closed down.
Cont'd....
/
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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January 2, 2013
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111/s Aslam Tannery,
42 K, Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,

Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, the Central Government has

notified the standards for discharge of environmental
WHEREAS, M/s Aslam Tannery, 42 K, Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
Cr.: 40.97 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
Raw material was spread in open in the premises and housekeeping was very poor.
Record of water intake and wastewater discharge is not maintained.
Copy of consents under The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and The
Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, and, Authorization under Hazardous
Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 were not
provided.
157 of 27.02.1996 has
delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Aslam Tannery, 42 K,
Bhuriyaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit
The Unit is directed to submit its r
eply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Vibhuti IChand, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
Syr Uc - ESS Division, CPCB
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M/s Aman Tannery,
127-Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 2, 2013
Fernikrti

WHEREAS, M/s Aman Tannery, 127-Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
August 27, 2012 and the inspecting team observed that the primary treated effluent discharged by the
Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 31.2 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA Aman Tannery, 127-Iqbal
Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not
be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
,471/c - ESS Division, CPCB
lk - IT Division, CPCB
1/c-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB Delhi

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M/s Bharat Tanning Industry,

150 feet Road, Jajmau, ICanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Bharat Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, ICanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on August 31, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Cr.: 35.1 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
The arrangement for mixing chemicals for effluent treatment was not proper.
pickling processes is adopted nor
system for recovery of salt is installed.
Housekeeping was poor w.r.t chemical handling and process area.
Records of production details and chrome recovered were not produced.
The unit is operating without Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling
and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 of Unit.
157 of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act,
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Bharat Tanning Industry, 150
feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause
why the Unit should
not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
1/c-PAMS/NORBA, CPCB, Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
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January 2, 2013
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To
M/s Indian Tanning Industry,
150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Indian Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected on September 6, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations;
Primary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in
Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards
for Total Cr.: 13.1 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP)
was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant
(PETP) and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge ( 222 m3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 300 hides/
day / 6 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3
/Ton).
The Unit is operating without Consents under Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and
Movement) Rules, 2008.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Indian Tanning Industry, 150
feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

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January 2, 2013
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M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit II,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit II, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
939 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 19.3 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary
Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Housekeeping was poor in ETP area.
The Unit is operating without Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling
and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit II,
down.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
lIc - IT Division, CPCB
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January 2, 2013
Fehruey
Rizwan Tanners,
104/90-A (22), Sanjay Nagar,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Rizwan Tanners, 104/90-A (22), Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
9.56 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1048 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr.: 21.2 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/I)
which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully utilized, high chromium
was not adequate.
The production was 400 hides/ day / 10 tonnes/ day as against the permitted processing
capacity of 200 hides/ day / 5 tonnes/ day.
and pickling processes is adopted not system for recovery of salt is installed.
Housekeeping was very poor in the unit.
Log books for water consumption, wastewater discharge and chemical consumption was not
maintained.
Cont'd....
The Unit is operating without Consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974, The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Rizwan Tanners, 104/90-A (22),
Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
,3," Ve - ESS Division, CPCB

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January 2, 2013
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Merit Leather Finishers,

Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
Ws
WHEREAS, M/s Merit Leather Finishers, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Primary treated effluent discharged for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 13.7
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully utilized,
high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and overall
NOW, THEREFORE, m view of the short-comings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Merit Leather Finishers,
Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be
closed down.
Cont'd....
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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January 2, 2013
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Ws Rider Tanning Industries,

242, Gajjupurva, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Rider Tanning Industries, 242, Gajjupurva, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
The unit was operating in residential area.
Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged for
further treatment at the CETP In Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste is not provided.
Height of the stacks connected to boiler is not as per the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986. Emission control equipment is not installed at boiler.
Housekeeping in general was very poor in the unit. No ventilation is provided in the
working zone.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Rider Tanning Industries, 242,
Gajjupurva, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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Ws Shams Leather Finishers,
Uttar Pradesh
January 2, 2013
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WHEREAS, M/s Shams Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
discharged for further treatment at the CETP m Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed
CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 634 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1426
mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 79.9 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/I).
Housekeeping in the process and ETP area was poor.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Shams Leather Finishers, 150
feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

(Ajay Tyagi)
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M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Tannery,

24-A-175/178A, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Tannery, 24-A- / 75/178A,
Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting
team made the following observations:
A99 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and Total Cr 18.1 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary
Sludge drying beds were filled with dried sludge. The Unit is not a member of TSDF.
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS generated from soaking
Housekeeping in process area needs improvement.
Records of production details were not provided.
The Unit is operating without Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act,
1974 and The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, and, Authorization under
Cont'd....
IGS.b
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification. S.O.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Nafees Leather Finishers
erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Tannery, 24-A-175/178A, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
all/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
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Tannery General/ PCI-SSI72011-12
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To
January 2, 2013
Febroolv
M/s Swan Tanning Industry,

199, 205, 207, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Swan Tanning Industry, 199, 205, 207, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
was inspected on September 11, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
Total Cr.: 40.6 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not
fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PEW) and
Settling tank was completely filled with effluent which indicated its improper operation.
PETP final outlet drain was found clogged.
Sludge drying beds were filled with dried sludge which indicated its irregular removal and
disposal.
The effluent discharge ( 37.4 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
1.2 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 'Ton).
Water meter provided at the outlet of PETP was non operational.
Housekeeping in PETP area was poor.
Cont'd....
Log book of raw hide procurement and production details was not maintained.
The Unit is operating without Consents under The Water (Prevention and Control of
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Swan Tanning Industry, 199,
205, 207, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the
Unit should not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003


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January 2, 2013
Rorteley
Ws Supreme Tanning Industry,

104/90 (A-7), 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, Ws Supreme Tanning Industry, 104/90 (A-7), 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh was inspected on September 11, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP)
and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Bypass arrangement of spent chrome liquor to common conveyance drain was observed.
disposal.
The effluent discharge ( 62.4 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 100 hides/ day
/ 2 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Cont'd....
1C1
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/8 Supreme Tanning Industry,
104/90 (A-7),150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why
the Unit should not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Vibhuti IChand, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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To
M/s MMZ Tanners erstwhile M/s Sartaj Tanners,
104/90 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
January 2, 2013
Fe1:19,1

WHEREAS, M/s MMZ Tanners erstwhile M/s Sartaj Tanners, 104/90 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 10, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and
Sludge drying beds were filled with sludge which indicated its irregular removal and disposal.
Supernatant was also observed in sludge drying beds and was found flowing into outlet drain.
The effluent discharge ( 23.2 m3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day /
0.6 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Housekeeping was poor in process and PETP area.
Coned....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s MMZ Tanners erstwhile M/s
Sartaj Tanners, 104/90 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show
cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
vc - ESS Division, CPCB
Vc - IT Division, CPCB
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M/s Kalid Tanners erstwhile M/s Sajid Tanners,

86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Kalid Tanners erstwhile M/s Sajid Tanners, 86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
2458 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr.: 107 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary
Supernatant from sludge drying beds was found flowing into outlet drain.
The effluent discharge ( 36.2 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day /
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA Kalid Tanners erstwhile M/s
Sajid Tanners, 86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

(A ay Tyagi)
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January 2, 2013
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Saliq Leather Finishers,

Plot No. 53, 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Saliq Leather Finishers, Plot No. 53, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Total Cr.: 17.5 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not
fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PEW) and
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Saliq Leather Finishers, Plot
No. 53, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

(Ajay Tyagi)
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Regd. Post
January 2, 2013
Fa:ruct?
To
M/s M H Tanners erstwhile M/s Hazi Badde Tannery,

Makku Sayeed Ka Bhatta,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s M H Tanners erstwhile M/s Hazi Badde Tannery, Makku Sayeed Ka Bhatta,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 4, 2012 and the inspecting team made the
following observations:
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 6.13 (Std.:
6.5-9.0) and TSS: 5630 mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, MA M H Tanners erstwhile M/s
Hazi Badde Tannery, Makku Sayeed Ka Bhatta, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby
directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
nc 1
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
J.," 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
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(Ajay Tyagi)
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Tannery General/ PCL551/2011-12 f 12.1,
January 2, 2013
Fekructry
To
M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit I,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit I, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September
Cr.: 74.1 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PEW) and
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Feroz Tanners, Unit I,
down.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Third floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
3. Director (CP)
Ministry of Environment &,Forests
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
OK 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
1/c-PAMS/NORBA, CPCB Delhi

(Ajay Tyagi)
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M/s Leather World,
January 2, 2013
Febmtrty t
184-A (1), Burhiaghat,

W
HEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants
from various categories of industries and common effluent treatment plants under Rule 3 of
the Env ironmental
(Protection) Rules 1986.
to
pollution2012;
control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during AugustSeptember
W
HEREAS,
M/s Leather
World, 184-A (I), Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
inspected
on September
6, 2012
and
the inspecting team made the following observations:
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
Sludge blanket was observed in the settling tank due to improper operation.
The arrangement for mixing chemicals for effluent treatment was not proper,
Neither s
egregation
of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking
and pickling
p
rocesses is adopted nor system for recovery of salt is installed.
DG sets are not equipped with acoustic enclosures.
157 of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board
to issue directions to any
industry, Municipal
Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified emission and effluent
standards
under the En
vironment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards,
and
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the
sh
ort-comings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested
under
the
Section
5
of
the
Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Leather World, 184-A (1),
B
noturhiaghat,
be closedJajmau,
down. Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should
Contd....
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

(Ajay Tyagi)
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January 2, 2013
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To
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MIs Mash International Pvt. Ltd.,

83/69, Hindustan Compound,
WHEREAS, M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd., 83/69, Hindustan Compound, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradeshwas inspected on September 7, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
Chrome bearing effluent is not segregated for treatment and recovery of chrome and is sent
to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP). Primary treated effluent discharged for further
treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 20.2 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1).
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not operated properly by the Unit.
Stacks connected to boiler, DG Sets and auto spray drier are not provided with port hole and
platform facility for monitoring stack emissions.
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd.,
83/69, Hindustan Compound, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
a/ 1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
r(C__
tIc - IT Division, CPCB
IIc-PAMS/NGRBA, CPCB, Delhi
Ul.
CCire,
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(Ajay Tyagi)
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To
M/s Renet Eastern Exports,

Plot No. 2/B, Sarai Ram Rai,
January 2, 2013
Feterver,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Renet Eastern Exports, Plot No. 2/B, Sarai Ram Rai, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Chrome Recovery Plant was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged for further
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 35.1 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/1).
The effluent discharge (45 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
Height of the stack connected to boiler (9 meters) was not complying with the stack height
control
standard prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986. Emission
equipment is not installed at boiler.
Housekeeping was poor in the working zone, spillage of dyes was observed. No collection
pit is provided for containment of these spillages.
Cont'd....
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Renet Eastern Exports, Plot No.
2/B, Sarai Ram Rai, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to show cause why the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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(MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT 8 FORESTS, GOVT OF INDIA)
B-33014/7/2006/PCI-I1
February 07, 2013
To
The Gener anger
Muzaff ur Thermal Power Station
i Bijli Utpadan Nigam Ltd.
P . Kanti Thermal
uzaffarpur Bihar
Sub: Directions under section 5 of Environment ( Protection) Act, 1986 to Muzaffarpur Thermal
Power Station ( MTPS) of Mis Kanti Bijli Utpadan Nigam Ltd ( KBUNL)
WHEREAS , M/s Kanti Bijli Utpadan Nigam Ltd.a subsidiary of NTPC Ltd. has its power station namely
Muzaffarpur Thermal Power Plant located at Kanti Dist. Muzaffarpur , Bihar. MTPS has 2 units of 110
MW each with total installed capacity of 220 MW . Only unit No. 2 is in operation while unit 1 is under
shutdown for R&M since the year 2006.
WHEREAS, the officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Kolkata conducted inspection
and monitoring of source emission at outlet ducts of ESP attached to unit 2 of Muzaffarpur Thermal Power
Station (MTPS) on August 25, 2011 and made the following observations:
That Particulate matter emission from unit 2 was found to be 343 mg/Nm 3 against the limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
That MTPS has not adopted zero discharge.
That Oil & Grease in final discharge was found 34 ppm exceeding the limit of 20 ppm.
That Online monitoring facility for source emission has not been provided.
That Oil & Grease container was found lying in open.
That MTPS was operating without valid authorization under HWM, 2008 since 2006.
That hazardous waste was stored in shed which was broken. Oil & Grease catchment pit has not been
provided.
Whereas, MTPS was issued directions under section 5 of of E (P) A , 1986 on December 08, 2011 due to non
compliance of environmental norms
Whereas, MTPS was also inspected under ESS earlier on February 2009 and the unit was found exceeding the
emission limit. The unit was again inspected on August 25, 2010 and recommendations were communicated
on april 30, 2009 and October 21, 2010 through BSPCB. However, MTPS failed to comply with earlier
recommendations.
Whereas MTPS was directed under section 5 of E(P) A , 1986 on May 10 , 2012 to comply with the following
directions due to non compinace of directions issued on December 08, 2011.
That MTPS shall submit time bound action plan with complete PERT chart indicating monthwise
achieve the
activities to complete the Renovation & Modernisation of both units ( I&2) to
compliance of emission limit of particulate matter within 30 days of the issue of directions.
That MTPS shall provide AWRS within a period of 15 months from the date of issue of directions.
3. That MTPS shall submit a bank guarantee of Rs. 10.0 lakhs with validity upto September 2013 to
ensure compliance of the above directions within a 15 days of the receipt of the direction
'713-ksi IraR 1-41 31* PR. It1-110032
Vi17/Tel. : 43102030, Si/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932 22304948
t-8cf/e-mail : cpcb@nic.in thirte/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
WHEREAS, MTPS of M/s KBUNL, vide letter No KBUNL: MTPS:CPCB dated September 11, 2012 has
submitted clarifications with firm committement to comply the above directions (1-2), which has been
examined.
WHEREAS the Ministry of environment & Forests, Government of India ,vide notification Nos. S.O. 157 ( E)
of 27.02. 1996 and S.O. 730 ( E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the power vested under Section 5 of
Environment ( Protection ) Act, 1986 ( 29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board , to issue
any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules
notified under Environment (Protection ) Rules , 1986 and the amendments thereof.
Now, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)) Act, 1986, considering the firm time line
submitted by M/s MTPS, following directions are issued to M/s Muzaffarpur Thermal Power Station (MTPS)
of M/s Kanti Bijli Utpadan Nigam Ltd. :
I. That MTPS shall complete the Renovation & Modernisation of unit 1 by March 15, 2013 and unit 2
by May 2013 and ensure compliance with emission limit of 150 mg/Nm3 of particulate matter.
That MTPS shall complete renovation of ash dyke no. 3 with AWRS by Decmeber 2013 till such
time ash will be disposed in ash dyke no. l& 2 and ensuring compliance of ash pond discharge limit.
That MTPS shall stop discharge of ash slurry in ash dyke no 1&2 from January 1, 2014 and shall
discharge ash only into ash dyke no 3 w.e.f. January 1, 2014.
That MTPS shall complete renovation of ash dyke no l& 2 along with AWRS within 24 months from
December 2013 and complete the same by December 2015.
That MTPS shall submit a bank guarantee of Rs. 10.0 lakhs with validity upto March 31,2016 to
ensure compliance of the above directions within a 15 days of the receipt of the direction
You are hereby directed to comply with the directions listed at Sr. Nos 1-5. In case of failure to comply
with the said directions, the Board will be constrained to initiate action as may be deemed necessary and
appropriate in the circumstance of the case under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to
Director ( CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex, New Delhi
The Incharge
Eastern Zonal Office
Southend Conclave, Block 502
56 & 6th Floor, 1582, Rajdanga Main Road
Kolkata - 700 107
The Chairman
Bihar Pollution Control Board
Beltron Bhavan find floor
Jawaharlal Nehru Marg
Shastri Nagar, Patna -800 023 Bihar
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BY REGISTERED AD
B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/
To
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M/s Lanxess India Pvt Ltd
Birlagram
Nagda-456331
Dist Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
-712-
February 12, 2013
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,

1986 -reg
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonal office, Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB), Bhopal visited M/s Lanxess India Pvt. Ltd (the unit)
during October 13-14, 2009 and the inspection report was forwarded to
Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board (MPPCB). Based on the observation
of inspecting team the MPPCB issued the notice under section 33-A of the
Water (Prevention & control of pollution) Act, 1974 and under section 31-A of the Air
(Prevention Et control of pollution) Act,1981 to the unit on February 10,2010 with the
following conditions;
Industry shall explore the possibility of recycling of entire treated
waste water, so that discharge of effluent containing high
dissolved solids and chlorides is stopped. The industry shall
segregate the high dissolved solid stream and such stream treated
through reverse osmosis or multiple effect evaporation system.
The treated effluent shall be utilized in the factory premises for
plantation etc.
The monitoring of HC, Chlorides, 502 and HCl through handy
samplers be conducted at least thrice a day in place of once a day
and essentially one reading be taken during night hours. Record
for the same shall be maintained and reported to the Board on
monthly basis.
Industry has enough open land which should be converted into
green belt by planting suitable species of plants under the expert
guidance of local forest department, thus industry shall be able to
utilize entire quantity of treated effluent within the plant
premises.
The industry shall comply all norms and suggestions/precaution
given in on-site emergency plan and record shall be maintained
accordingly.
5. The industry shall comply the recommendations made by the
Central Pollution Control Board officials after visiting the plant on
13-14th October 2009 ; and
Control Board (CPCB), Bhopal and MPPCB visited the unit during November
16-77,2010 for investigation of Leakage of chemicals on October 04,2010
and fire on 07.06.2010 due to mishandling of baggase husk by the unit for
power generation; and
Page 1 of 4
133,b
WHEREAS a show cause notice to the Unit was issued vide fetter no.
13 -29016/04/06/PC1-1/7599 dated February 15, 2011 with the following
directions, on the basis of findings of the team during the above visit
The unit shall install additional chlorine sensors to cover all susceptible area in the
plant and maintain at least three sensors in each section.
The unit shall install one additional HCl sensor in North direction.
The chlorine sensors shall be equipped with data recording facility.
The industry shall keep 90 days inventory of bio-mass at site and bio-mass storage
area shall be declared as "Restricted area".
The unit shall install Opacity meter at the captive power plant (co-generation
plant) stack for measuring the particulate matter.
The storage area for fly ash and bottom ash shall be earmarked and ash disposed
properly.
The unit shall develop green belt around the plant boundary to prevent exposure of
villagers residing nearby.
The stored hazardous waste shall be disposed at Pithampur TSDF until installation
of new incinerator.
The unit shall install flow meters at inlet and outlet of ETP.
The unit shall explore the feasibility of recycling the entire treated effluent; and
WHEREAS vide letter no. LXS / 2011 / 1 50 8, dated March 25, 2011,
the
Unit have submitted following details regarding various pollution control
measures being taken along with bank guarantee of Rs 10 Lacs valid up to
December 31,2012 in response to above directions;
Three chlorine sensors will be installed by June 30, 2011, in each plant section
where chlorine gas is in use.
One additional HO sensor will be installed in the north direction by June 30,
2011
The additional sensors will be procured will have data recording facility with
them and will be completed by June 30, 2011
The unit is being practiced less than 90 days inventory of biomass and this area
will be declared as "Restricted Area" by March 31, 2011.
The online opacity meter at the captive power plant stack for measuring
particulate matter will be installed by December 31, 2011 as these are to be
imported due to non availability of good opacity meter in the domestic market.
The area for storage of fly ash and bottom ash shall be embarked by March 31,
2011
In 2010, 3000 saplings have been planted further 1000 trees will be planted
during next monsoon i.e. by August 31, 2011 along the periphery of the
industry.
The hazardous waste is being disposed off at Ramky Enviro (Mumbai Waste
Management) Taloja, Maharashtra, as Pithampur TSDF is not in a position to
accept this waste. Presently the unit has stock of 170 MT Hazardous waste(as
on 24.03.2011)
ix.
Flow meters will be installed at ETP by August 31, 2011.

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The unit have been successfully carried out pilot trials for reverse osmosis and
also for evaporation a study for suitable technology has been conducted. The
total waste water treatment project of RO and evaporation is expected to be
completed by end of December 2012 due to tong term delivery of corrosion
resistant equipment for the evaporation unit.
The unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of
2012 ; and
10 lacs valid upto December 31,
WHEREAS the following directions was issued to the Unit vide letter no. B29016/04/06/PC1-1/796 dated April 28, 2011
The unit shall install chlorine sensors to cover all susceptible area in the plant
by June 30, 2011.
The unit shall install one additional NCI sensor in North direction by June 30,
2011.
The unit shall provide data recording facility for chlorine sensors by June 30,
2011.
The unit shall not store more than 90 days inventory of bio-mass at site and biomass storage area shall be declared as "Restricted area" immediately.
The unit shall install Opacity meter at the captive power plant (co-generation
plant) stack for measuring the particulate matter by December 31, 2011 and
submit PERT chart of this activity.
The unit shall develop adequate green belt around the plant boundary by
August 2011.
The unit shall not store more than 90 days inventory of hazardous waste inside
the factory premises as per the hazardous Waste (Management ,Handling,
Transboundary Movement) Rules,2008.
The unit shall install flow meters at inlet and outlet of ETP by August 31,2011.
9. The unit shall install RO and MEE for treatment of effluent and stabilized the
system by December 31,2011 and submit PERT chart of this activity ; and
WHEREAS vide letter no. LIPL/201111809, dated December 14, 2011, the Unit
informed that all the works have been completed except for installation of RO Et MEE for
which requested time upto October 31,2012; and
WHEREAS a joint inspection was conducted with MPPCB on 18.01.2012 and observed
that the unit has complied with all the directions except installation of RO & MEE; and
WHEREAS CPCB vide letter dated 29016/04/06/PCI-1/ 10434 dated February 10,2012
allowed the time limit upto 30.10.2012 for installation of RO a MEE to the unit; and
WHEREAS the Unit vide letter LXL/2012/661 dated 31.10.2012 informed that RO and
evaporation system has been installed and commissioned and requested to return bank
guarantee of Rs 10 lakhs; and
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonat office, Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB), Bhopal and MPPCB visited the unit on December
10,2012 to verify the compliance of directions and observed that RO and
evaporation system has been installed and commissioned and effluent sample is
meeting the norms; and
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India, vide

Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amended thereof; and
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, and on the basis of above
examination and review, the following directions are being issued:
The directions issued under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 to the unit vide letter dated April 28, 2011 is herby revoked.
The bank guarantee of Rs 10 lacs is herby returned.
3. The unit will submit half yearly monitoring reports of RO permeate and MEE
condensate to MPPCB and CPCB.
Failure to comply with the above directions will attract action in
accordance with the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
M.P. State Pollution Control Board
Paryavaran Parisar
E-5, Arera Colony
Bhopal - 462 016
The Advisor(CP Division)
Ministry of Environment a Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road
New Delhi - 110 003
3.
The Zonal Officer

3rd Floor, Sahkar Bhawan
North TT Nagar
Bhopal - 462 003
ESS Division, CPCB
5.
I/C IT Division
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III/February 12, 2013
To
(2-25n2-2-kv)
M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd., (Unit-2),

7i" km, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand
S.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
WHEREAS, M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd., (Unit-2), Waste Paper Based,

km, Moradabad
Road, Kashipur, U.S.Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is an waste
paper based unit engaged in production of Duplex Board using waste paper as raw material
with an installed production capacity of 300 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice for closure under section 5 of the
(Environment) Protection Act, 1986 to the Unit on 03.04.2012; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
12, 2012 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for
Basin" by the identified industries located in Ganga catchment; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 18, 2012
under the Charter Implementation programme in Pulp and paper industries and made the
The Unit-II is a waste paper based engaged in production of Duplex Board using
waste paper as major raw materials with an installed capacity of 300 TPD, however
during inspection the existing production capacity is 225 TPD.
At the time of inspection, Unit and its ETP were found in operation.
3. The Unit bore wells (04 nos.) equipped with water meters. The average fresh water
consumption of the Unit is 2039m3/day + treated effluent 2120 m 3/day i.e. total 4159
m 3/day (where fresh water consumption shows 10.6 in s/MT of paper produced) while
the average wastewater discharge is about 1243 m3/day.
Contd...2/-
Unit has provided Krofta for fibre recovery and installed low and high pressure
showers. Also, Unit has provided Backwater storage tank of capacity 600 m 3 for
reusing treated effluent onto the process and constructed Spill pits.
The Unit has provided flow measuring device CV notch) at the outlet of ETP.
Unit has maintained log books for average fresh water consumption, energy meters,
chemical dosage/consumption of ETP, electricity consumption in ETP, effluent
generation & its discharge, wastewater analysis data etc.
ETP (Cap-7200k1d) comprised of Collection tank, Krofta, Primary Clarifier, Aeration
Tank (diffused aeration system), Secondary Clarifier and SDI3s.
The fibre sludge from Sedi cell and Pri. Clarifier is used in the process while
remaining sludge from Sec. clarifier is collected in the SDBs for sun drying. During
inspection, SDB was found completely filled with the sludge. Filtrate from sludge is
collected in equalisation tank.
ETP treated effluent showed found pH-7.69, BOD-69.0 mg/I (norms <30 mgn), COD178.0 mg/I (norms-225 mg/I), TSS- 18 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I) and color-50 hazen
(norms-250 hazen). Analysis of effluent from aeration tank of ASP showed MLSS1551 mg/I and MLVSS-1450 mg/I.
Treated effluent from ETP is partially recycled in the process and remaining is
discharged into Dhandi nallah, which ultimately joins river Dhela. During the visit, Unit
was found discharging treated effluent.
Unit has installed Dual media filters (3 sets) as tertiary treatment system and it is in
running condition.
Unit has established Laboratory and log book for wastewater analysis was available.
Colour coding of the pipelines are under progress
1986, the following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall operate and maintain ETP properly so as to comply with the prescribed
effluent discharge norms as per the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 or as
prescribed by Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board
(UEPPCB), whichever are stricter and shall inform CPCB within 15 days for further
verification.
The Unit shall commission ETP automation, dedicated energy meter and proper
sludge handling system etc. before March 31, 2013 as prescribed under the Charter.
3. The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
} To ensure compliance of the directions
E-115, Nehru Colony, Haridwar Road, Dehradun
Vibhuti Khand, Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226010
Contd...3/-

The Chairman,
5. The Director,
ha ranpur, UP
11/4,..8<-91-1.1e lncharg e, ESS Division, CPCB
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
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By Speed Post

2-25 2- 2c\-x
To
M/s Prolific Papers (P) Ltd. (Unit-II)
5th KM Stone, Aliganj Road,
Vill- Girdhai, Kashipur-244713
Dist-US Nagar, Uttarakhand
February 12, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Prolific Papers (P) Ltd, (Unit-II), Kashipur Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred
as 'the Unit') is an agro & waste paper based engaged in production of Semi-kraft paper
using 30-50% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and 50-70% waste paper as
major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 65 TPD; and
3.
The installed capacity of the unit is 50 TPD and the existing production capacity is 50
TPD. About 1200 tons/month of Kraft paper (100-200 gsm) was produced in
November using waste paper as raw material. During inspection, the unit was found
operational.
The Unit informed to be on zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) and entire treated effluent is
reused within the process.
The Unit bore wells (2 no) are equipped with water meter. Fresh water consumption is
about 50 m 3/day in process (for edge cutter nozzle, alum and rosin dilution as makeup
water).
'
Contd...2/-
Sedicell is installed for fibre recovery and High pressure nozzle dia -0.8 mm whereas
low pressure nozzles of dia-1.0mm are installed.
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) was found operational and comprised of equalisation
tank, Sedicell, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier and pressure sand
filter.
Aeration tank is upgraded by installing Diffused aeration system.
Analysis of inlet and outlet effluent sample taken from ETP indicates unstablisation of
ETP operations with inlet quality of BOD-2559 mg/I, COD- 6079 mg/I, TSS- 3789 mg/I
and outlet quality of BOD-3453 mg/I, COD- 5775 mg/I, TSS- 3789 mg/I and color-40
hazen MLSS was found 2954 mg/I during inspection.
The Units of the ETP was labelled and color coding of the pipelines were done.
Housekeeping of the Unit was found very poor and during inspection wastewater
overflow within unit campus was observed but no bypass/discharge of effluent outside
the Unit premises was observed.
Mechanical fitters system for dewatering of sludge is not installed and sludge handling
system is not proper.
Pressure sand filter (Cap-75 m 3/hr) is installed for tertiary treatment.
Records are not maintained for energy consumption, water consumption, wastewater
discharge, and chemical consumption.
The Unit has not completed Charter implementation programme.
1
2
The Unit shall stabilise the ETP operation within 15 days and shall report to CPCB for
verification.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action points namely dedicated energy meter, V
Notch at the inlet & outlet of ETP, proper sludge handling system, automation of ETP
etc as prescribed under the Charter implementation programme.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
1 To ensure compliance of the directions

Lucknow-226010
Contd...3/-
7-2,(4-`

The Chairman,
5. The Director,
aharanpur, UP
The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
The Incharge, NGRBA Division, CPCB, Delhi
The Incharge, PCI-Ill Division, CPCB, Delhi
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
F.No.B-31 011 (BMW)/30/93/HWMD/

To
M/s E-Tech ojects (P) Ltd.,
172, 'A' .I.A, Bhilai,
Di . urg, Chhattisgarh.
125,1-
Registered-Post
February 12, 2013
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT ( P

ROTECTION) ACT, 1986
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Bio-medical Waste (Management Et
Handling) Rules, 1998, and amendments thereof, (herein after referred as BMW Rules) under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of bio-medical waste without causing adverse
effect to human health and the environment; and
WHEREAS as per the Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, "bio-medical waste shall be treated and
disposed
accordance with Schedule I, 11,111 & IV and in compliance with the standards prescribed in
Schedule of
V";inand
WHEREAS
Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates requirement of segregation,
packaging,
transportation and storage of bio-medical waste; and
WHEREAS as per the Rule 11 (1) of the BMW Rules, "Every authorized person shall maintain
records related to the generation, collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal
and or any form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any
issued"; and
guidelines
WHEREAS
the Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility (CBWTF) namely

M/s.
E-Tech
Projects
Ltd., 172, 'A', L.I.A, Bhilai, Distt. Durg, Chhattisgarh (the Unit) has to comply
with
the
conditions
stipulated
in
authorization
granted
by
the
Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board (CECB) for collection, reception, storage,
transportation,
treatment and disposal of bio-medical waste as required under Rule 7 of the BMW Rules; and
WHEREAS the Unit was inspected by a team comprising officials of Central Pollution Control
Board (CPCB) a Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board (CECB) on 14/11/2011 whereby violation
of the provisions of the BMW Rules were observed and accordingly show-cause directions under section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was
issued to the Unit vide letter No.
31011/
30/93/HWMD/9185-91 88 dated 19/01/2012 directing the Unit to submit a time bound actionBplan against each observation stipulated in the afore-said Direction along with a Bank Guarantee
of Z 10.00 Lakhs (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB; and
WHEREAS, the Unit did not comply with the afore-said directions and vide letter dated
03/02/2012 informed their proposal to close down the facility and further the Unit was inspected by
the officials of CECB on 29/05/2012 to assess the status of compliance of the directions whereby it was
observed that the Unit was in operation without complying with CPCB directions;
WHEREAS, CPCB vide letter dated 30/10/2012, directed the Unit to take necessary measures
for compliance to the afore-said CPCB directions in a months time on priority and subsequently the
Unit vide letter dated 03/12/2012 submitted time bound action plan for complete compliance to the
directions within six (6) months time including installation of new incinerator and upgradation of the
Unit with all necessary provisions as per BMW Rules Et CPCB guidelines but did not submit the requisite
Bank Guarantee of Z Ten (10.00) Lakhs in favour of CPCB; and
Contd...2/-
LLk
WHEREAS the Central Government vide notification 5.0. 730 (E) dated July 10, 2002, has
delegated the powers under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local, or any other
authority for the violation of the standards and rules relating to bio-medical waste notified under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments made thereof.;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 following directions are issued:
That the Unit shall provide separate room by March 15, 2013 for i) treatment equipments;
ii) main waste storage; and iii) storage of treated bio-medical waste, with proper
ventilation, lighting, wastewater collection & leachate etc. as per CPCB guidelines;
That the Unit shall complete installation of conveyor or mechanical device for charging the
bio-medical waste into the incinerator as per CPCB guidelines, by April 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall complete installation of (i) tamper proof Programmable Logic Control
(PLC) based control system attached with the incinerator and (ii) Automatic recording
system for recording of operating parameters as well as stack gas temperature after
scrubbing; as per BMW Rules and CPCB guidelines, by April 15, 20 / 3;
That the Unit shall complete installation of (i) negative draft measuring devices with the
primary chamber (ii) air flow rate measuring devices with the primary and secondary
chamber of the incinerator and (iii) pressure drop measuring device to the venturi scrubber
as required under CPCB guidelines, by March 31, 2013;
The Unit shall ensure that the existing incinerator is operated in accordance with the
operating standards as stipulated under Schedule V of the BMW Rules and maintain records
as per CPCB guidelines with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall procure and install a flue gas analyzer by March 10, 2013 for regular
monitoring of CO, 0, & CO 2 levels in the stack gases during incineration operation Et
records maintained as per CPCB guidelines;
That the Unit shall complete installation of (i) mechanical feeding system attached with the
autoclave for unloading and loading of waste and (ii) Automatic recording system for
recording operational parameters such as temperature, pressure, date, batch number and
start and end of sterilization of the autoclave by March 31, 2013 and maintain records in
accordance with the provisions of the BMW Rules;
That the Unit shall conduct Validation Test (spore test once in three months & strip test
for every batch) in accordance with the BMW Rules with immediate effect to assess
efficacy of the autoclave Et daily records shall be maintained, by March 31, 2013;
i) That the Unit shall maintain log books related to the operation of the treatment
equipments, handling, treatment & disposal of bio-medical waste as well as documents
related to regulatory compliance as required under BMW Rules with immediate effect;
Contd...3/-
That the floor and inner walls of the rooms for treatment equipments shall be made of
smooth covering of impervious & glazed material in order to avoid retention of moisture as
well as easy cleaning as required under CPCB guideline, by March 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall complete provision of dedicated washing platform
by March 15, 2013 for washing of vehicles and empty containers used for handling of biomedical waste with proper provision of washwater collection and conveyance to ETP for
further treatment;
I) That the Unit shall maintain records w.r.t. waste collected from member HCFs, bio-medical
waste treated and disposal of treated waste to the recycler as well as disposal of
incinerator ash to the nearby TSDF, if required, with immediate effect and the Unit shall
ensure designated colour coded bins while transporting the waste collected from member
HCFs;
That the Unit shall stop storing untreated bio-medical waste in treatment equipment room
and ensure treatment of bio-medical waste within 48 hours as stipulated under BMW Rules
while taking necessary measures for proper housekeeping and hygienic condition within the
facility as required under CPCB guidelines, with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall augment the existing Effluent Treatment Plant by May 30, 2013 for
meeting the discharge standards prescribed under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 & the
treated wastewater from ETP shall be got analyzed from a laboratory recognized under E (P)
Act, 1986 and results submitted to CPCB & CECB once a month;
That the Unit shall provide sharp pit/encapsulation pit of adequate capacity for disposal of
treated waste sharps and pit for temporary storage incineration ash under a shed in
accordance with the BMW Rules with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall complete installation of DG Set by May 30, 2013 as standby
arrangements for operation of the incinerator in case of power failure as per the DG set
norms notified under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986;
That the Unit shall develop adequate green belt around the boundary wall of the facility;
That the Unit shall provide necessary infrastructure for Fire Protection equipments (such as
sand buckets, fire extinguishers) in adequate numbers and at appropriate places with
immediate effect;
Ten (10.00) lakhs within 15 days of issue of this
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of
directions to ensure compliance of the above directions. That the Unit shall complete the entire time
bound action plan mentioned in paras (a) to (r) above by June 30, 2013 and upon compliance of each
activity, the Unit shall submit photographs/relevant documents/reports as a proof of compliance made
to the above directions, to CPCB Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board In case the Unit fails
to comply with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate proceedings against the Unit
under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments made thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...4/-
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Member Secretary
Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board,
H. No. 1, Tilak Nagar, Shiv Mandir Chowk,
Main Road, Avanti Vihar,
Raipur - 492001, Chhattisgarh.
Zonal Officer
r d Floor, Sehkar Bhawan, North TT Nagar,
Bhopal - 462003, Madhya Pradesh.
PS
to 'MS'
I/c ESS Division
: for information & record.
6.
I/c IT Division
: for information & necessary action.
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012(S)/4/PC1-111/2012-2013,------(9-49.5 \
To,
February 12, 2012
M/s Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd.,

Bharapar, Taluk- Gandhidham,
District Kutch, Gujarat.
SHOW CAUSE NOTICE
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986
and the rules framed there under; and
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue
direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any
local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the
Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, M/s Shree Renuka Sugars Limited, Village Bharapur, Tal- Gandhidham, Dist- Kutch,
Gujarat (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on April 12, 2012 and noticed that the Unit was violating the consent
conditions; and
WHEREAS, CPCB asked Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) vide letter dated July 23, 2012
to direct the Unit to comply with the following observations of the inspecting team in a time
bound manner:
To remove the 7 km long PVC pipeline for the disposal of accumulated rain water from
main gate to Kidana discharge.
To segregate the sugar refinery wastewater from the captive power plant wastewater
and provide adequate treatment and disposal as per CCA conditions.
3. To operate captive power plant only after obtaining the valid consent from GPCB.
Page 1 of 3
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit shall not be closed down until all the
necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with the
prescribed effluent discharge standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections (if any) to the above
proposed direction within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which appropriate
action will be taken against the Unit without giving any further notice, in accordance with
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Gujarat Pollution Control Board,
[With a request to ensure compliance

of the directions]
Sector 10-A,
Gandhi Nagar 382043, Gujarat
3.

Central Pollution Control BoardZonal Office
Parivesh Bhavan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10,
Hariom Nagar, Subhanpura,
Vadodara 390023.
5.
The Incharge, IT Division, CPCB
41"4
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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By Speed Post
F.NO. 8-23012/1/PC1-III <7g2- r g
February 12, 2013
To
Nils Devrlshi Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Jaspur -Kashipur Road,
Dsitt- Shivraj Pur, Patti,
Haldwa Chock, Jaspur-244713,
Taluk-Kashipur,
Uttarakhand
NOTICE THEREOF.
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and
the rule framed there under, and
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB),to issue
direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local
or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the
WHEREAS, M/s Devrishi Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Jaspur -Kashipur Road, Dsitt- Shivraj Pur, Patti,
Haldwa Chock, Jaspur-244713, Taluk-Kashipur, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is
a waste paper based plant producing Kraft paper using waste paper as raw material with an
installed production capacity of 100 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12, 2012
to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for implementation
of prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP) of "Charter for Water Recycling and
Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries
located in Ganga catchment; and
direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the Charter
for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound
manner; and
The Unit and its ETP were in operation with production capacity of about 50 TPD.
The Unit has installed ETP comprising of Collection Tank, Hill screen, Primary Clarifier,
Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier, Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs) and Collection tank. Unit has
procured 2 nos of dual media filter and one micro filter for installation of tertiary treatment
system.
3. The Unit has upgraded the Aeration tank with installation of diffused aeration system under
Charter implementation programme.
Contd..2/-
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 31 m 3/tone of production.

The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-104mg/I, BOD-74 mg/land COD 276mg/1; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standard as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mgA respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 740 mg/I indicating unstabilization of Activated Sludge Process and
unsatisfactory operation and maintenance of ETP.
Overflow of the effluent was observed at the effluent collection tank (before inlet of ETP) which
is being discharged into local drain. Also, old bypass pipeline was observed.
The finally treated effluent is partially recycled/reused in the process while remaining is
discharged into nallah which ultimately joins river Dhela. Analysis of wastewater samples taken
at upstream & d.Own stream of recipient drain showed BOD-2mg/I & 60 mg/I; COD - 5mg/I &
228mg/I and TSS - 41mg/i & 103mg/I; respectively, indicating possibility of discharge of
partially treated effluent.
8. Unsatisfactory progress with respect to implementation of the Charter has been observed
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised their ETP system
and progress of charter implementation programme is unsatisfactory, owing to which
discharge of partially treated effluent is posing threat to water quality of river Dhela and to
the surrounding environment;
notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit shall not be closed down till upgradation
and stabilization of ETP done and satisfactory implementation of Charter action points achieved so
as to comply with the prescribed standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections (if any) to the above proposed
directions within 15 days from the receipt its letter, failing which appropriate action will be taken
against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with provisions of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
The Incharge ,Zonal Office,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
Kashipur- 244 713, US Nagar, Uttrakhand
The Director,
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Regd. Post
February 12, 2013
To
MA Globe Industry,
37 13, 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Globe Industry, 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) condition indicates that it has not been used for
long and a bypass channel is observed for process wastewater.
Copy of Consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
WHEREAS, in view of the shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under the
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Chairman, CPCB vide letter dated January I,
2013 issued Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to MA Globe
Industry, 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh directing the Unit to show cause
why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification to the Notice, with
documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of the
Notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be
initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
amendments thereof;
Cont'd....
WHEREAS, the reply/ clarification of Ws Globe Industry, 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh to the above mentioned Notice has not been received in this office;
NOW. THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit M/s Globe Industry, 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and
report compliance to this office.
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
111rd Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
Kanpur, U.P.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
: with the request to ensure
closure and submit action taken report
within 30 days.
with the request to take necessary action
Chief Engineer,
Kanpur Electricity Supply Company Ltd.
Corporate Office -- 14/71 Civil Lines,
Kesco House, Kanpur
with the request to disconnect electricity supply

Lucknow - 226 010
for follow up please
5. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
kfr."71/c - ESS Division, CPCB
1/c NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
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Regd. Post
February 12, 2013
To
Ws Habib Leathers,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Habib Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 31.7 (Std.: 2 mg/I)
which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium
was not adequate.
The effluent discharge ( 58 m 3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
Unit.
Cont'd....
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Chairman, CPCB vide letter dated January I,
2013 issued Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to M/s Habib
Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh directing the Unit to show cause
amendments thereof;
WHEREAS, the reply/ clarification of M/s Habib Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh to the above mentioned Notice has not been received in this office;
NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit M/s Habib Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau,
Copy to:
The Chairman,
turd Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
District Magistrate,
Kanpur, U.P.
Chief Engineer,
Kesco House, Kanpur
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
: with the request to ensure
closure and submit action taken report
within 30 days.
with the request to take necessary action
with the request to disconnect electricity supply

Lucknow - 226 010
5. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003
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M/s Synergy
ste Management (P) Ltd.,
Subharr
dical College Campus,
Sub ti Puram,
Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Bio-medical Waste
(Management &
Handling) Rules, 1998, and amendments made thereof, (herein after referred as BMW
Rules) under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of bio-medical waste without
causing adverse
effect to human health and the environment.;
WHEREAS as per Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, "bio-medical waste shall be treated and disposed
off in accordance with Schedule I, 11,111 & IV and in compliance with the standards prescribed in
Schedule V";
WHEREAS Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates requirement of segregation, packaging,
transportation and storage of bio-medical waste;
related to the generation, collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal and/ or
any form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any guidelines issued.",
WHEREAS the Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility (CBWTF) operated
by
M/s Synergy Waste Management (P) Ltd., Subharti Medical College Campus, Subharti Puram, Meerut,
Uttar Pradesh has to comply with the conditions stipulated in authorization granted by the Uttar
Pradesh Pollution Control Board for collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment and
disposal of bio-medical waste as required under Rule 7 of the BMW Rules;
M/s Synergy Waste Management (P) Ltd., Subharti Medical College Campus, Subharti Puram, Meerut,
Uttar Pradesh (the Unit) was inspected on during 10/09/2012 & 11/09/2012 jointly by a team
comprising officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) & Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
(UPPCB) whereby violation of the provisions of the BMW Rules were observed and accordingly showcause directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to the Unit vide
letter No. B-3/ 0/ 1/
30/93/HWMD/8976-79 dated 02/11/2012 to submit a time bound action plan
against each observation stipulated in the afore-said Direction along with a Bank Guarantee of
10.00
Lakhs (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB;
WHEREAS in compliance to the said directions, the Unit vide letter dated 12/12/2012
submitted a reply providing a time bound action plan with a commitment for upgradation of the facility
as per CPCB directions but did not submit the requisite Bank Guarantee of Ten (10.00) Lakhs in
favour of CPCB;
Contd...2/-
4.1
(Protection) Act, 1986 following directions are issued:
That the Unit shall submit valid consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution)
Act, 1974 & Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the authorization under
the BMW Rules, 1998, upon receipt of the same from UPPCB;
That the Unit shall complete installation of a new incinerator of adequate capacity with
(i) Tamperproof Programmable Logical Control based interlocking system for waste
feeding in response to operational parameters and recording of operating parameters; (ii)
draft measuring manometers at primary chamber, secondary chamber and venturi
scrubber and other provisions as per CPCB guidelines, by April 30, 2013;
That the Unit shall maintain a min. draft of 1.27 to 2.54 mm at the primary chamber with
immediate effect to control fugitive emission as per CPCB guidelines;
That the Unit shall complete repair of conveyer and automatic feeding device for charging
the bio-medical waste into the existing incinerator as per CPCB guidelines
by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide stack emission monitoring platform, ladder, porthole and safe
access for monitoring as per Emission Regulations, Part - 3 (COINDS/20/1984-85 of the
CPCBs guidelines by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall complete retrofitting of electrical panel, ID fan and secondary burner
with immediate effect for proper functioning of existing incinerator;
That the Unit shall install a flue gas analyzer for regular monitoring of CO, 0 2 ft CO2
level
in the stack gases during incineration operation Et the records shall be maintained as per
CPCB guidelines by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide mechanical waste feeding trolley & install automatic recording
system for the existing autoclave for recording operational parameters such as batch
number, temperature, pressure, start and end of sterilization of the autoclave as per
provision of the BMW Rules as well as CPCB guidelines by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure proper operation of the existing shredder and ensure
maintenance of records in accordance with the provisions of BMW Rules and CPCB
guidelines with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall complete upgradation of the existing Effluent Treatment Plant along
with installation of flow meters and energy meters to estimate wastewater generated
&
energy consumption and pH meter for recording pH of the treated water
by February 28, 2013 and shall maintain regular records of the operation & maintenance
of the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP);
k) That the Unit shall provide separate space for treatment equipment such as incinerator,
autoclave and shredder as per CPCB guideline by February 28, 2013;
Contd...3/-
I) That the Unit shall ensure separate room for storage of treated waste with immediate
effect and furnish the existing untreated bio-medical waste storage room with proper
floors, ventilation & drainage system as per CPCB guidelines by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall provide suitable facility for sharp disposal as per CPCB guidelines and
ensure disposal of incineration ash through nearest TSDF, by February 28, 2013;
That the log-books pertaining to daily operation of incinerator w.r.t. quantum of charging
of bio-medical waste in comparison with the quantum of wastes collected from the
member health care establishments shall be maintained as per the provision of the rule 11
of the BMW Rules, with immediate effect;
That the plastic waste after treatment shall be sold/auctioned to the plastic waste
recyclers authorized by UPPC8 with immediate effect and records in this regard shall be
maintained;
That the Unit shall provide stack of adequate height with the existing DG Set as required
under the DG Set norms by February 28, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure availability of skilled manpower to operate the incinerator and
provide necessary protective gears to the facility workers for handling of waste, with
immediate effect;
That the Unit shall provide Display board at the entrance gate indicating the name &
address of the facility, telephone number of the operator and the telephone number(s) of
the personnel to be contacted in the event of any emergency with immediate effect;
That the records pertaining to stack emission monitoring results, incineration ash,
wastewater characteristics shall be maintained, with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall maintain good housekeeping and hygienic sanitation condition in the
facility.
That the Unit shall complete the entire time bound action plan mentioned in paras (a) to (t) above by
June 30, 2013 and upon compliance of each activity, the Unit shall submit photographs/relevant
documents/reports as a proof of compliance made to the above directions, to CPCB & Chhattisgarh
Environment Conservation Board. The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of
Ten (10.00) lakhs within
15 days of issue of this directions to ensure complete compliance to the directions. In case the Unit
fails to comply with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate proceedings against the
Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments made thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...4/-

Ministry of Environment Et Forests,
Member Secretary
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board,
PICUP Bhavan, III rd Floor, B-Block, Gomti Nagar,
LUCKNOW , UTTAR PRADESH 226 020
for information a ensure the afore-said

CBWTF operator to comply with these
directions within the stipulated time
period
Zonal Officer
Ground Floor, PICUP Bhawan,
Lucknow - 226 010
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5
I/c ESS Division
6.
I/c IT Division
for information a record.

: for information a necessary action.
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By Speed Post
F.No.B- 1 36/PC1-/11/2K11-2K12/
To
M/s National Industrial Corporation Ltd.
(Distillery Division)
Raja-Ka-Sahaspur, Bilari,
Distt. Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
( 71/ r
February 13, 2013
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - Notice thereof
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for the discharge of environmental pollutants from
the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
rules framed thereunder; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification SeT 57(E) of 27.02.1996 has
delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, I 986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal
Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,I986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to comply with the
effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Rules framed
thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution
Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, CPCB has issued show cause notice for closure on 21.08.2006 under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to Mis National Industrial Corporation Ltd.(Distillery), Raja-Ka-Sahaspur, Bilari, Distt.
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred as `the Unit') as it was found discharging effluents exceeding the
prescribed norms; and
WHEREAS, UPSPCB has issued directions on 01.02.2011 under section 33A of Water Act, 1974 to submit action
plan for adopting emerging technologies to achieve zero liquid discharge; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 10.10.2012 under NGRBA project for
carrying out adequacy assessment of pollution control measures taken by the unit and following observations were
made:
The Unit is having production capacity of rectified spirit of 60 KLD and generates about 720 KLD (12
times of alcohol production) of spent wash. During inspection the unit was operating at 45 KLD. The Unit
was in operation during rainy season.
Source of water is bore wells; however no flow meter is installed to record the actual water consumption.
The ETP consists of setting tank, digester, membrane filtration (RO), RO reject tank (1875 m'; 5 days
storage), storage lagoon and composting (Active Area 7.5 Acres) for treatment and disposal of effluent.
The capacity of RO plant is 700 KLD and it generates 50 % reject (360 KLD), which is taken for
biocomposting.
The unit has compost yard in 7.5 acres area, which is adequate for 49 KLD alcohol production only.
There was no facility for storage of press mud and prepared compost.
The unit has not provided Ground Water quality monitoring network at and around bio-compost yard.
Old digester is being used as lagoon (capacity 20000 m3; 55 day storage). It was empty during inspection.
Non-process effluent (Floor washing, blow downs etc.) is used for land application / ferti-irrigation within
premises.
The quality of non-process effluent was pH-12.1, TSS-298 mg/I, COD-566 mg/I and BOD-343 mg/I. The
value of pH, TSS and BOD exceeds the prescribed limits of 5.5-9.0, 100 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively.
Contd..2/-
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I I. Tubewell water was being supplied for irrigation purpose through discharge drain. The drain meets the
river Aril after traversing for about 5-6 Km, which joins river Ramganga.
The walls of settling tank were damaged and spent wash was seen overflowing to the discharge/irrigation
drain. It had pl-/-7.73, TSS-1056 mg/1, BOD-2260 mg/I and COD-5437 mg/I.
The unit has installed biogas and pet coke fired 12 TPH boiler equipped with multi cyclone dust collector
as APCD.
14. The unit was having consents under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2012.
It is evident from above observations that the Unit is discharging effluents to discharge drain exceeding TSS,
BOD and COD limits. It is not following composting protocol and there has been constant threat to water/
ground water pollution.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are proposed
to be issued for compliance:
1. The Unit shall close all its manufacturing operations till compliance of following directions at S.N. 1(a-d)
and shall inform the compliance of the closure direction to CPCB immediately on receipt of this direction
and seek permission of CPCB before restarting its manufacturing operation:
The Unit shall dismantle the discharge drain, being used for irrigation purpose.
The Unit shall immediately stop the use of non process effluents for land application and shall submit a
time bound action plan for installation of requisite treatment facilities with 30 days to treat other
process effluents like blow downs, lees, washings, condensates etc. and complying the standards
prescribed by UPPCB for appropriate mode of disposal.
The Unit shall install flow meter to bore wells and mention record the actual water consumption.
The Unit shall repair the damaged setting tank immediately.
2. The Unit shall restrict the total storage capacity equivalent to 30 days storage of spent wash taken for
composting and extra lagoons beyond this capacity shall be dismantled and leveled within 60 days.
The Unit shall comply with composting protocol including providing storage facilities for press mud and
prepared compost, providing piezometric wells to monitor ground water quality and closure of
manufacturing operations during rainy season.
The Unit shall restrict it production capacity to 49 KLD equivalent to available composting facility.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections (if any) to the above proposed directions within 15 days
from the receipt of this letter, failing which appropriate action in accordance with provisions of Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 will be taken against the Unit without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I) The Chairman
Uttar Pradesh Polluuiton Control Board,
PICUP Bhawan, 3rd Floor Vibhuti Khand
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226 010
Uttar Pradesh
2) The Incharge, North Zonal Office,
PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor, Vibhuti Khand,
Uttar Pradesh
Contd..3/-

The Mission Director
National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG)
National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA)
The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
The Incharge, IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
The Incharge, NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
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(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Speed Post
F.No.B-23012/1/PCI-III
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February 13, 2013
To,
M/s Shree Bhawani Paper Mills (P) Ltd.,
Industrial Area One, Sultanpur Road,
Ra Bareli 229010
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for the discharge of
environmental pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide Notification 5.0.157 (E)
of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to issue
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, CPCB has received a public complaint regarding pollution of river Sai caused by
industrial effluent discharges and M/s Shree Bhawani Paper Mills Ltd., Industrial Area One,
Sultanpur Road, Rae-Bareli, U.P.(hereafter referred as Ihe Unit) has been identified as one of
the highly pollution industry; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected jointly by a team of officials from CPCB and Uttar Pradesh
Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) on 04.07.2012 to verify the complaint and made the following
observations:
5.
The Unit was in operation and engaged in the production of Writing & Printing paper,
Newsprint of 100 TPD using wastepaper as raw material and 40 TPD using agro based raw
material.
During inspection the Unit was in operation with wastepaper based production and the agro
based production was temporality closed.
The Unit has obtained consent to establish from UP Pollution Control Board for installation of
80 MTPD capacity Chemical Recovery Plant (CRP), which is under installation including trail
run.
ETP outlet effluent analysis showed pH- 7.90, BOD-10.0 mg/I (as against the norms of 30
mg/I), COD- 47.8 mg/I, SS-45.0 mg/I (as against the norms of 100 mg/I), Colour- 10 Hazen.
The water quality of the recipient Behta drain at 1 km D/S of the Unit showed pH-7.2, Color1000 Hazen SS-1187 mg/I, DO-Nil, COD- 2031 mg/I & BOD-719 mg/I which indicates typical
black liquor characteristics. Recipient River Sai Water Quality at 2 Km D/S confluence of
Bheta drain showed pH-7.61, Color-200 Hazen, DO-Nil, COD-295 mg/I and BOD- 91.6 mg/I.
The Unit has been identified as the major contributor of pollution of Behta drain and River Sai.
Contd...2/-
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The water quality of Behta drain and River Sal indicates possibility of intermittent operation of
chemical pulping using agro based as raw material without having CRP by the Unit and discharge
of untreated/partially treated black liquor into drain, causing river Sai water pollution; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions dated 13.09.2012 under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986 to comply with the following directions:
The Unit shall not start agro based production till Chemical Recovery Plant (CRP) is fully
established. The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB to start agro based production after
the installation of CRP.
The Unit shall evaluate its ETP with regard to its treatment capacity & the effluent generated
and shall submit ETP adequacy report within 15 days.
AND WHEREAS, a team of CPCB officials visited the Unit on 26-27.11.2012 to verify the
compliance status of CPCB directions dt. 13.09.2012 and made the following observations:
The Unit has production capacity of 150 TPD writing printing/ newsprint grade paper, with 50
TPD of agro based pulping and 100 TPD of waste paper based production.
On the day of inspection, the Unit production was 75 TPD using wastepaper as raw material.
Agro based pulping was not in operation.
ETP was in operation. ETP system having capacity 5500 KLD, consists of equalization tank,
primary clarifier, aeration tank (with 2x30 hp aerators), secondary clarifier, polishing tank,
SDBs.
Estimated effluent generation was 2800 cum/day (@37 cum/MT of production).
Analysis of samples taken from aeration tank shows MLSS-68.75 mg/I, MLVSS-58 mg/I,
which indicates unstabilisation of the ASP and poor operation and maintenance of ETP
system.
Analysis of effluent sample analysis showed inlet BOD-270 mg/I, COD-902 mg/I, SS_2910
mg/I, whereas Secondary Clarifier outlet BOD-31.9 mg/I, COD- 137 mg/I, SS-36 mg/I, which
comes out to be BOD reduction-88%, COD reduction-85%, SS reduction-99%.
The Unit has not maintained any log book for operation of ETP and not installed separate
energy meter for ETP. SDBs was found damaged and filtrate from SDBs was stagnant at low
lying areas near ETP. Equalization tank was filled with sludge. No water meter has been
installed on 7 nos. bore wells.
As per the adequacy report, power required is 120.75 hp whereas only two aerators of total
capacity 60 hp have been installed in aeration tank. Many dead pockets in aeration tank were
observed. Further, as per the adequacy report, the Unit requires to install (i) Belt Filter
Presses instead of SDBs, (H) Pressure sand filter and activated carbon filter to remove micro
flocs and polishing for colour, and (iii) new krofta sedicell on paper machine no.3, however,
no planning or work has been reported
The Unit has installed conventional CRP with capacity 80 TPD of black liquor solids firing per
day
Behta nalla carries the effluent from the Unit and sewage from Raibarely. Wastewater
samples taken from the drain shows BOD-181 mg/I, COD-571 mg/I, colour - 60 hazen
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit is violating without complying with
the prescribed effluent discharge standards notified under the Environment (Protection)
Rules, 1986, owing to which discharge of untreated/partially treated effluent is posing threat
to the water quality of river Sai.
Contd...3/-
4-
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
The Unit shall not manufacture Chemical Pulp using agro based raw material till
stabilization of the ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for resumption of Chemical Pulping using agro
based raw material after stabilization of ETP.
The Unit shall submit a time bound action plan within 15 days for automation of ETP,
installation of dedicated energy meter and other units as listed in the adequacy report.
effluent discharge norms as per the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 or as prescribed
by UPPCB, whichever are stricter.
accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
N
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
PICUP Bhawan,
Lucknow
3.

odi Road, New Delhi 110 003
the
The Incharge ESS Division, CPCB
The Incharge IT Division, CPCB
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III
February 12, 2013
To
M/s Rana Mahindra Paper Mills Ltd.,
Fatehpur Shialba, near Kuali,
Punjab
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 in the case of M/s
Rana Mahindra Paper Mills Ltd., Fatehpur Shialba, near Kuali, Punjab.
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection)Act,1986 and
the rule framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forest, Govt. of India vide notification S.0.157(E) of
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB),to
issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to
any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the
WHEREAS, M/s Rana Mahindra Paper Mills Ltd., Fatehpur Shialba, near Kuali, Punjab
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant engaged in Writing and Printing
Paper with installed production capacity of 25 TPD using waste paper as raw material; and
ANDWHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on July 29, 2009 and following observations were made:
ETP was not in operation and was in bad shape and had no aerator in the aeration tank and
even power connection was not available
The Unit is discharging effluent without providing requisite treatment. The analysis of
effluent being discharged showed BOD 305mg/I against the norms of 30mg/I, COD
879mg/1 against the norms of 350mg/I and TSS 1258mg/I against the norms of 100mg/I,
thereby violating the prescribed effluent discharge standards; and
ETP lagoon was found filled with sludge.
The stack was found broken and large quantity of boiler ash found deposited.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction on 12.07.2010 under Section 18(1)(b) of the Water and Air
Acts to Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) to direct the Unit under section 33A to take
action against the Unit for compliance of the following points with a time bound action plan:
The Unit shall install/modify and commission requisite ETP facility to treat the effluent
properly to meet the required standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986 or as prescribed by the PPCB whichever are stricter;
The Unit shall dismantle / remove all by-pass arrangements for effluent transport.
Contd..2/-
The Unit shall install flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP before discharging
the treated effluent;
The Unit shall obtain consents from PPCB as per Water and Air Acts.
5. Unit shall provide sampling port in the stack attached to the boiler as per CPCB guidelines
and shall repair broken boiler stack.
AND WHEREAS, a team of officials from CPCB inspected the Unit on July 19, 2011 and made
The Unit was in operation producing writing & printing grade paper with installed capacity of
20 MTD using waste paper as raw material. Estimated wastewater generation is 600-700
m3/day.
ETP was not in operation. The Unit does not have adequate ETP system, as ETP
comprises of sedimentation tank and clarifier and it appears that ETP was not in operation
since long time.
Unit has not installed flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The generated effluent from various section of the Unit is directly discharge onto land within
the Unit's premises.
5. The Unit is discharging effluent without providing requisite treatment. The analysis of
effluent being discharged shows BOD 132mg/I against the norms of 30mg/I, thereby
violating the prescribed effluent discharge standards; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction on 12.01.2012 under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit for compliance of the following directions:
The Unit shall stop all its manufacturing operations till completion of measures for
prevention and control of pollution.
The Unit shall not resume its manufacturing operations till such time the following pollution
control measures are taken to the satisfaction of CPCB:
The Unit shall install/modify and commission requisite ETP facility to treat the effluent
properly.
The Unit shall dismantle/ remove all by-pass arrangements for effluent transport.
(iii) The Unit shall install flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP before
discharging the treated effluent.
The Unit shall obtain consents from PPCB as per Water and Air Acts.
The Unit shall submit the compliance status report within 15 days receipt of the directions
and shall thereafter submit monthly progress report to CPCB.
AND WHEREAS, a team of officials from CPCB re-inspected the Unit on May 25, 2012 to verify
the compliance status and made following observations:
During inspection of the Unit, out of the two machines installed, one machine was in
operation and producing Writing and Printing paper using wastepaper as major raw
material.
ETP was found operational but no modification / up-gradation was noticed in ETP.
The wastewater generated from various sections is being sent to existing ETP. The analysis
of effluent being discharged shows BOD 82 mg/I against the norms of 30mg/I, violating the
prescribed discharge standards.
At some locations wastewater was being bypassed within the premises without treatment
and no bypass arrangement was dismantled.
5. The Unit has not installed flow measuring devices at inlet and outlet of ETP before
discharging the treated effluent and for accounting water consumption
6 The Unit has not provided monitoring facilities as per CPCB guidelines and no
modification/repairing were made in the stack monitoring facilities as per CPCB's direction.
Contd..3/-
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction on 25.09.2012 under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit to close down all the manufacturing operations with immediate
effect which shall be in compliance with the CPCB's directions dated 12.01.2012 issued under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and report compliance to CPCB; and
WHEREAS, a team of officials from CPCB re-inspected the Unit on November 28, 2012 to verify
the compliance status and made the following observations:
During inspection, the Unit was closed and no signature of the bypass of the untreated
wastewater within the premises and in the surroundings.
The Unit has dismantled all the bypass arrangements.
The Unit has installed flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
Unit has repaired stack monitoring facilities as per CPCB's guidelines for the flue gas
monitoring.
5. All the drainage system and ETP were clean and removed of the undesirable sludge.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above findings and in exercise of the powers delegated to
the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following
directions are issued:
The Unit can resume its manufacturing operations partially at 50% as per the consent
capacity issued by Punjab State Pollution Control Board (PSPCB) using 100 % waste paper
based raw material so as to allow stabilization of ETP.
After stabilization of ETP, the Unit shall inform CPCB for further verification within 30 days.
by PSPCB, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall seek permission before resumption of operations on full consented capacity.
(v) At any stage, if the treated effluent do not comply with the required standards, the Unit shall
take immediate actions to stop the production until remedial actions are taken.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Punjab Pollution Control Board
Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road,
Patiala 147 001
Superintending Engineer
Punjab State Transmission
Corporation Ltd (PSTCL),
Distt. SAS Nagar, Punjab
: (PSTCL may resume electricity supply to the Unit)
Contd..4/-

Lucknow-226010
The Adviser (CP Division)
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February 18, 2013
To
M/s Sidheshwarl Paper Udyog Ltd.,
7th km, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur,
Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Sidheshwari Paper Udyog Ltd., rh km, Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
U.S.Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is an agro & waste paper based
engaged in production of Semi-kraft paper using 65% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat
straw) and 35% waste paper as major raw materials with an installed production capacity of
70 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB asked the Unit vide letter dated 12/04/2012 to implement the prescribed
pollution control measures; and
The Unit is an agro & waste paper based engaged in production of Semi-kraft paper
using 65% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and 35% waste paper as major
raw materials with an installed production capacity of 70 TPD; however during
inspection the existing production capacity is 62 TPD.
At the time of inspection, Unit and its ETP were in operation.
Contd...2/-
The Unit bore wells (03 nos.) equipped with water meter. The average fresh water
consumption of the Unit is 3769 m /day (37.3 kl/MT of paper produced) while the
average wastewater discharge is about 1062 m3/day.
Unit has provided Krofta fibre recovery plant and installed low and High pressure
showers. Also, Unit has provided Backwater storage tank of capacity 115m a for reusing
treated effluent onto the process and constructed Spill pits.
Unit has adopted wet washing, Screw press and batch digesters for pulping. Unit has
installed Hi-consistency pulper.
The Unit has provided V notch for flow measuring at the outlet of ETP.
chemical dosage/consumption of ETP and electricity consumption in ETP, effluent
ETP (Cap-3000 KLD) comprised of Collection tank, Krofta, Primary Clarifier Aeration
Tank (diffused aeration system), Secondary Clarifier 1& 2 and sludge drying beds
(SDBs).
The fibre sludge from Sedicell and Primary Clarifier is used in the process while
remaining sludge from Sec clarifier is collected in the SDBs for sun drying. After drying,
it is mixed with rice husk and used as boiler fuel. During inspection, SDB was found
damaged and completely filled with the sludge. Filtrate from sludge is collected in
Equalisation Tank.
ETP treated effluent showed found pH-7.8, BOD-56.0 mg/I (norms <30 mg/I), COD123.0 mg/I (norms-250 mg/I), TSS- 49 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I) and color-133 hazen
(norms-500 hazen). Analysis of effluent from aeration tank of ASP showed MLSS- 4994
mg/I and MLVSS- 1450 mg/I.
discharged into Dhandi nallah, which ultimately joins river Dhela.
Unit has installed Common CRP for black liquor management (common for both M/s
Sidharth Papers Ltd. & M/s Siddheswari Paper Udyog Ltd.).
Unit is in the process of installation of tertiary treatment system.
verification.
The Unit shall install tertiary treatment system, flow measuring device at ETP inlet,
automation of ETP, dedicated energy meter and proper sludge handling system etc
before March 31, 2013 and shall also submit a time bound programme for
commissioning of belt press/ multistage vacuum drum washing system as prescribed
under the Charter.
3. The Unit shall implement other Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
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Copy to:
E-115, Nehru Colony, Haridwar Road,
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
Lodi Road, New Delhilb0 003
The Chairman,
5. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
\fx!The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
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(A)ay Tyagi)
Chairman
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ t33_yi;
To
February 19, 2013
M/s Multiwal Pulp & Board Mills (P) Ltd.,

9th km Bazpur Road,
Kashipur,
Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification 5.0.157(E)
WHEREAS, M/s Multiwal Pulp & Board Mills (P) Ltd., gth km Bazpur Road, Kashipur,
U.S.Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing Writing and Printing grade / Duplex /Kraft Paper using waste paper (Indian and
imported waste) as major raw materials; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12,
implementation of prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP) of "Charter for Water
Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the
identified industries located in Ganga catchment; and
1. The Unit was found operational. The Unit is a waste paper based plant producing Writing
and Printing grade/Duplex/ Kraft paper using waste paper (Indian / imported) as major raw
materials with an installed production capacity of 200 TPD.
Contd...2/-
The Units average fresh water consumption is 6613 m3/day (48.46 kl/MT of paper
produced) while the average wastewater discharge is about 9023 m3/day.
The Unit has provided flow measuring device (V notch) at the outlet of ETP but not at the
inlet of ETP.
Effluent Treatment Plant comprises of Primary Clarifier Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier
and SDB(1 no).
Primary Clarifier was not in operation. The effluent was directly flowing from inlet to outlet
bypassing the ETP units and large quantity of sludge was found in Primary Clarifier.
In the Aeration tank, out of six surface aerators, only three were in operation and
remaining were not in working condition. Unit has provided only one sludge drying bed,
however, sludge was being collected in separate space.
The treated effluent sample analysis showed TSS-576mg/I, BOD-313 mg/1 and COD
960mg/1 which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I, 30 mg/I and 250mg/I respectively.
The Unit was found discharging untreated effluent into the drain.
Housekeeping of the Unit was poor.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit operates without having
adequate Effluent Treatment system and progress of charter implementation
programme was unsatisfactory, owing to which discharge of untreated effluent poses
potential threat to water quality of river and to the surrounding environment;
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations and shall report the
compliance to CPCB immediately.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system and shall report to CPCB for
verification.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand

(A;liTyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
3.

Contd...3/-
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The Chairman,
Udham Singh Distt., Uttarakhand
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the directions
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
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Chairman
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February 19, 2013
To.
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The Unit He
M/s Birl ement Works,
adhav Nagar
Sec-II
Ch deria, Chittorgarh,
R jasthan-3 I 20 21
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 in case of
M/s Birla Cement Works, Chanderia, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan -Notice
WHEREAS, the officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Bhopal
carried out inspection and monitoring of M/s Birla Cement Works, Chanderia,
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan on November 19, 2012 to assess the adequacy of the pollution
control measures as well as compliance of the environmental norms;
WHEREAS, stack emission monitoring was carried out in Raw mill/ kiln-I, Cement
mill-I, Cement mill -II and Coal mill -I. The values of particulate matter emission
were found to be 129, 92, 116 and 121 mg/Nm3, respectively against the prescribed
limit of 100 mg/Nm3. The PM emission exceeded the norms at all the points except
Cement mill-1.
WHEREAS, fugitive emission monitoring was carried out at 5 locations and found
exceeding at cement packing area i.e. 6603 ug/m3 against the limit of 5000 g/m3.
WHEREAS, the unit
recommendations.
is not calibrating opacity meter,
as per supplier's
WHEREAS, coal is stored partially under shed and partially in open area. Other raw
materials are also stored in open before transferring to gantry yard.
WHEREAS, huge fugitive emission was observed at gantry yard storing raw materials
i.e. gypsum, laterite, limestone, clinker.
WHEREAS, fugitive emission was observed at kiln to clinker transfer point of kiln-I.
Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has
delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to Issue directions
toany industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards
and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment
thereof.
the notice is being served and the following directions are
(Protection) Act, 1986,
proposed to be issued:
I. That the unit shall improve the performance of the air pollution control devices
attached to Raw mill/kiln-I, Cement mill-II and coal mill-I to control particulate
matter emission or upgrade them so as to meet the prescribed limit of 100 mg/Nm3.
That the unit shall calibrate opacity meters as per supplier's recommendations.
That the unit shall improve housekeeping.
That the unit shall provide adequate capacity shed for coal storage and install
wagon tippler for unloading of coal as well as other raw materials.
That the unit shall reduce fugitive emissions at raw material storage gantry, clinker
stock piles and cement packaging area by constructing stacker reclaimer, raw
material storage shed and clinker silo.
That the unit shall submit the bank guarantee of Rs.10.00 lakhs for ensuring
6.
compliance of the above directions.

You are hereby directed to submit a time bound action plan for compliance of the
directions listed at SI. No. 1-5 above within 15 days of receipt of this notice alongwith
the Bank Guarantee as listed at S. No. 6 above. In case of failure to comply with the
said directions, Board will be constrained to initiate action as deemed fit under the
provision of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
9J-(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodhi Road
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Rajasthan Pollution Control Board
A-4, Jalane Dungri Institutional Area
Jaipur 302 004, Rajasthan
3.
The Incharge
Zonal Office (Central)
3rd Floor, Sahkar Bhawan
North T T Nagar
Bhopal 462 003
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The Incharge,
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
6.
The Incharge
IT Div
CPCB Delhi
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(.jay Tyagi)
(&By Speed Post

F.No. 8-41M/4/PC1-111/2005-2006
February 26, 2013
To,
M/s Upper Ganges Sugar and Industries Ltd (Sugar Unit)
Seohara, Bijnor
Uttar Pradesh.
WHEREAS, Ws Upper Ganges Sugar and Industries Ltd (Sugar Unit), Seohara, Bijnor, UP
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control
Board (CPCB) on March 03, 2011 and the following were observed:
The Unit is engaged in the production of Sugar with an installed capacity of 10000 TCD
using sugar cane.
The Unit has installed ETP (capacity 1200 KLD) consisting of Screen Chamber, Oil &
Grease skimmer, Equalisation tank, Anaerobic bio-filter, setting tank, Aeration tank,
secondary clarifier, settling tank, sand filter, carbon filter, sludge drying beds.
3. During inspection it was found that no industrial effluent was discharged on irrigation
land, however, the effluent from cooling tower is discharged into the Seohara drain.
Page 1 of 4
inlet. Analysis of the sample collected from the backwash outlet shows pH- 8.22, TSS 29 mg/I, COD 60 mg/I and BOD 05 mg/I, indicating the effluent was diluted.
Condensate water and effluent were collected in a common drain in the process section
and was bypassed to a nallha adjacent to the Unit. Samples collected from the bypass at
the exit of the process section shows pH- 5.03, TSS 143 mg/I, COD 1101 mg/I and
BOD 305 mg/I. The temperature of the effluent was much higher than the ambient
temperature.
The MLSS (870 mg/I) in the aeration tank was less.
The cooling tower overflow was discharged into the nallha. Analysis of the samples
collected at the discharge of cooling tower overflow shows pH 7.55, TSS 55 mg/I,
COD 412 mg/I and BOD 92 mg/I, indicating the effluent was mixed with condensate.
Along the nallha, adjacent to the Unit's compound wall, outlets of two bypass drains
were noticed. The analysis of the samples shows pH 6.64, TSS 62 mg/I, COD 346
mg/I and BOD 100 mg/I, indicating the effluent was diluted and bypassed to the
nallha.
Polishing tank was provided with a drain leading to the Kalla nallha and two storm
water drains leading to the Kalla nallha were noticed at the ETP yard.
The nallha adjacent to the unit was flowing downstream as Kalla Nallha ((Ikara nallha)
that joins Ramganga about 1.5 km from Malakpur Ghat, which ultimately joins River
Ganga. Analysis of the samples collected from the Kalla nallha about 1 km downstream
of the Unit shows high level of COD (852- 349 mg/I) and BOD (302 110 mg/I)
indicating untreated/ partially treated effluent is discharged into the nallha. The
temperature of the water in the nallha was higher indicating the possibility of disposal
of excess condensate from the sugar mill. Large quantity of black sludge and oil and
grease were observed along the sides and bed of the nallha.
12. The Stack monitoring facilities provided are not as per Emission Regulations Part Ill
published by CPCB to facilitate proper monitoring.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit is not complying with the prescribed
norms and bypassing the effluent to the nallha that ultimately joins River Ganga.
Page 3 of 4
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(MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT 8. FORESTS, GOVT OF INDIA)
BY SPEED POST
B- direction/cermalc-morb1/2012
March 01, 2013
To,
Ws Vik
anitary Works
Old G ntu Road
Mo
jarat
Sub: Direction under Section 5 of the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986.
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected Ws
Vikas Sanitary Works , Morbi, Gujarat on 19 th July, 2012 to assess the compliance status of the environmental
pollution .
WHEREAS it was observed that the coal gasification technology adopted by the unit is outdated and the
environmental- pollution control measures inadequate, -therefore,- there- is-possibility of water, land and air
contamination due to operation of these gasifiers.
WHEREAS it was observed that cleaning of crude coal gas using wet scrubbing generates large quantity of
tar in the effluent besides the fugitive emissions.
WHEREAS it was observed that brownish colour water was found in the gas sealing water tank of the unit.
This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed properly has all the potential of
contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
WHEREAS it was observed that the scrubbed effluent after tar settling if not managed property and allowed
to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and ground water.
WHEREAS it was observed that foul smell and leakages were found from gasifier and overall working
condition as very poor.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has spray dryer which uses hot air generated by the air
heater/boiler. Cyclone and scrubber provided as Air Pollution Control devices (APCD) before the exhaust was not
performing effectively resulting in particulate matter emission as visually observed through the stack.
WHEREAS it was observed that monitoring of stack emission could not be conducted as monitoring
provision does not exist in the unit.
WHEREAS it was observed that the housekeeping was unsatisfactory as evident from improper solid waste
stacking and lack off proper approach roads within the premises etc.
WHEREAS it was observed that adequate green belt has not been provided.
na9 tr41 attq

-110032
'Parivesh Bhawan', East Arlon Nagar, Delhi - 110032
ITTS/Tel 43102030, 1:fre7
/1/Fax : 22305793, 22307078 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
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: cpcb@nic.in terffr/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. 5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996
and 5.0.130 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986
(29 of 1988) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other
authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
WHEREAS, in exercise of powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board following directions under
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, were issued to the unit on 23/0 82012.
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as to comply with consent condition
issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
The unit should switch over to LNG as fuel with immediate effect as per consent conditions.
The accumulated scrubbed water (Brownish Wastewater) from the unit should be disposed in environmentally sound
manner i.e. sending to incinerator along with other contaminated materials.
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or upgraded with high efficiency particulate matter
control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided in the kiln and spray dryer.
Solid Waste should be properly disposed in a secured landfill site to avoid haphazard disposal.
7. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with Bank Guarantee of Rs.
Lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
aoo
The unit shall submit the action plan within 15 days along with Bank Guarantee on receipt of the directions for compliance of the
above directions.
WHEREAS, the unit vide its letter dated 11.09.2012 informed of the actions taken/proposed.
4 The Unit is in consultation and negotiation with Gujarat Pollution Control Board for grant of Consent Conditions
& Authorization as per norms.
+ The Unit is applying for Consent Conditions & Authorization application with the membership of Transport,
Storage-& Disposal- FacilityLTSDF ffor total disposal of - wasteWatef and-ctial tar at their end.
4 The Unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions given by GPCB/CPCB and
have requested not to dismantle their gasifiers.
4 The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/- lacs as asked stating that they
are Small Scale industry.
The Unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology with modifications to comply
with the directions.
WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were issued to the unit on 01/10/2012 stating' The unit can approach the
State Pollution Control Board for obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for pollution control and Environment
Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control measures are taken for control of pollution from coal
based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution Control Board and consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from
Gujarat Pollution Control Board".
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected your unit on
1/11/2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and observed that the unit had not complied with the
direction issued by CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
WHEREAS based on the inspection made by CPCB, the unit was directed to ensure that the gasifier are operated only
after obtaining due consent from Gujarat SPCB besides compliance with other points as listed in the directions dated 30.11.2012
and submit the compliance report to CPCB by 12.12.2012.
WHEREAS no report on the compliance status has been submitted by the unit.
WHEREAS to assess the compliance of the directions, team of officials of CPCB Z.O. Vadodara inspected the unit
during 01-03 November 2012 and found that the gasifier was in operation in violation of the direction issued.
WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was issued to Ws Vlkas Sanitary
Works on December 28, 2012 for noncompliance of the directions issued and the unit was directed to close all its operation with
immediate effect.
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions the unit submitted an undertaking stating that the use of gasifier has
been stopped and all connection removed from gasifier and and switched over to LNG/PNG as a fuel. The unit also agreed to
complied with the other conditions of the directions.
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WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was issued to !Ws Vikas
Sanitary Works on December 28. 2012 for non-compliance of the directions issued and the unit was directed to
close all its operation with immediate effect.
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions the unit submitted an undertaking stating that the use of
gasifier has been stopped and all connection removed from gasifier and switched over to LNG/PNG as a fuel. The
unit also agreed to comply with the other conditions of the directions.
WHEREAS the unit has was again inspected during February 8-9, 2013 jointly by team comprising official
of CPCB and Gujarat Pollution Control Board to assess the compliance status as submitted by the unit and observed
non-operation of the gasifier and the industrial operations and that the electricity connection has been disconnected
by M/s Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Ltd (PGVCL).
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Vikas Sanitary Works is
permitted to operate with the following conditions
The unit shall operate only on LNG/PNG.
The unit shall submit an undertaking within a week to ensure that unit will not operate the coal gasifier
and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions.
3. The unit shall dismantle/remove the /coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a month.
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each direction. In case
of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action as deemed fit under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
Z/f
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Gujarat Pollution Control Board
Sector 10-A
Gandhi Nagar - 382 010
Gujarat
1.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
: With the request to re-connect Electricity

The Supridentant Engineer Electricity
Supply
Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Ltd
Sub Division, Santi Bhawan
Nr. New Palace,Nr. L.E. Engineering College
Same Kanthe Morbi, Dist. Rajkot
Gujarat
4.
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: For follow up action please

In-charge & Zonal Officer (West)
Padvesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10
Radom Nagar,Subhanpura
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex,Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110003
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BY SPEED POST
B direction/cermaic-morbi/2012,------
March 01 , 2013
To,
M/s Kun lya Luxor
Lakhdi ur,
Ghu Road
ujarat
July, 2012 to assess the compliance status of the environmental pollution
Kundaliya Luxor Morbi, Gujarat on
environmental pollution control measures inadequate, therefore, there is possibility of water, land and air
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174117/Tel. 43102030, tOWFax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
: cpcb@nic.in *Ricr4Z/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. 5.0.157(E) of
27.02.1996 and 5.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions
to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
WHEREAS, in exercise of powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board following
directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, were issued to the unit on 23/08/2012.
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as to comply with
consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
The accumulated scrubbed water (Brownish Wastewater) from the unit should be disposed in
environmentally sound manner i.e. sending to incinerator along with other contaminated materials.
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or upgraded with high efficiency
particulate matter control devices.
7. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with Bank Guarantee of
Rs. 5.00 Lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
The unit shall submit the action plan within 15 days along with Bank Guarantee on receipt of the directions for
O The Unit is in consultation and negotiation with Gujarat Pollution Control Board for grant of Consent
Conditions & Authorization as per norms.
The Unit is applying for Consent Conditions & Authorization application with the membership of
Transport, Storage & Disposal Facility (TSDF )for total disposal of wastewater and coal tar at their
end.
The Unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions given by
GPCB/CPCB and have requested not to dismantle their gasifiers.
The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/- lacs as asked stating
that they are Small Scale industry. .
The Unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology with modifications
to comply with the directions.
WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers vested under Section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were issued to the unit on 01/10/2012 stating' The unit
can approach the State Pollution Control Board for obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for pollution
control and Environment Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control measures are
taken for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution Control Board and
consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat Pollution Control Board".
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected your
unit on 2/11/2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and observed that the unit had not
complied with the direction issued by CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from
Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
WHEREAS based on the inspection made by CPCB, the unit was directed to ensure that the gasifier are
operated only after obtaining due consent from Gujarat SPCB besides compliance with other points as listed in the
directions dated 30.11.2012 and submit the compliance report to CPCB by 12.12.2012.
WHEREAS to assess the compliance of the directions, team of officials of CPCB Z.O. Vadodara inspected
the unit during 01-03 November 2012 and found that the gasifier was in operation in violation of the direction issued.
WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was issued to M/s
Kundaliya Luxor on December 28, 2012 for non-compliance of the directions issued and the unit was directed to
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Kundaliya Luxor is
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each direction. In case
of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action as deemed fit under the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

:
Sub Division, Sank Bhawan
Gujarat
With the request to re-connect Electricity

Supply
In-charge 8 Zonal Officer (West)

For follow up action please
Parivesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No 10
Harlem Nagar,Subhanpura
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
B directionicermaic-morbi/2012
To,
2SS- 2-9?
March 01 , 2013
M/s Magnum Ceramics Pvt. Ltd

Plot no. 207
GIDC Ra eshwar Vill
Rafale
ar, Tal Morbi
Guja
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected M/s
Magnum Ceramics Pvt. Ltd , Morbi, Gujarat on 19 s ' July, 2012 to assess the compliance status of the
environmental pollution .
WHEREAS it was observed that the coal gasification technolog y adopted by the unit is outdat4cLand_the
provision es not exist in the unit.
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'Parivesh Bhawan', East Adun Nagar, Delhi - 110032
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: cpcbenic.in 447lite/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
27.02.1996 and S.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with Bank Guarantee of
.0- The
cansuftdoun arrd negotiatorivvIth Gujarat Pollittien CChfrOl -Board for grant of ConsentConditions & Authorization as per norms.
end.
- The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/- lacs as asked stating
that they are Small Scale industry.
of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were issued to the unit on 01/10/2012 stating' The unit
can approach the State Pollution Control Board for obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for pollution
control and Environment Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control measures are
taken for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution Control Board and
consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
complied with the direction issued by CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from
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the unit during 01-03 November 2012 and found that the gasifier was in operation in violation of the direction issued.
WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was issued to M/s Magnum
Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. December 28, 2012 for non-compliance of the directions issued and the unit was directed to
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Magnum Ceramics Pvt.
Ltd. is permitted to operate with the following conditions
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each direction. In
case of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action as deemed fit under the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

:
Gujarat
With the request to reconnect Electricity

Supply
4.

Parivesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10
Hariom Nagar,Subhanpura
Vadodara- 390023
5.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
1/c ESS
Member Secretary
Sneed Post
B- 187/PC1-111/2K09-2K10,-------( eYY) Scs
March 05, 2013
To,
M/s Mohit Petrochemicals (P) Ltd.
(Distillery Unit),
90 Km. Nagina Road, Bijnore,
Uttar Pradesh -246 701.
Modified Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
Whereas, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants for various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
and rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide notification
5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue
directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the
notified general emission and effluent standards under the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986 and other standards; and
Whereas, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to
comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and the Rules framed there under and also to meet the consent conditions granted by
State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs)/ Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
Whereas, M/s Mohit Petrochemicals (P) Ltd. (Distillery Unit), 8 01 Km. Nagina Road, Bijnore
Distt., U.P. (hereinafter referred as the Unit) is engaged in production of rectified spirit and
ethanol having installed production capacity of 40 KLD using molasses as major raw material;
and
Whereas, CPCB vide its letter dated 13.04.2007 issued direction under section 18(1)(6) of
Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 to the U.P. Pollution Control Board
(UPPCB) to direct the Unit to remove the drain provided for the discharge of spent lees and
wastewater from cooling water blow down with immediate effect; and
Whereas in concurrence with the CPCB directions, UPPCB vide its letter dated 09.05.2007 has
asked the Unit to comply with the prescribed direction in a specific time frame; and
Whereas, the Unit was inspected jointly by the officials of CPCB and UPPCB on 22.07.2010 and
based on the inspection report, following directions under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 were issued vide letter dated 17.09.2010:
The Unit shall not re-start the operation till proper disposal of the existing spent wash is
done, catch pit and catch drain constructed.
The Unit shall restrict the storage capacity to 30 days spent wash generation.
The Unit shall submit an action plan within 15 days for achieving Zero liquid discharge
in a fixed time frame.
The Unit shall report to CPCB regarding implementation of above measures before
resumption of the manufacturing operations.
Cont...P/2
Whereas, in response to the above directions, the Unit vide its letter 03.10.2010 reported that
the new catch pit, catch pit drain and wall have been constructed, and zero liquid discharge
achieved through bio-composting. Further, vide letter dated June 16, 2011 the unit informed
that stored spent wash has been consumed in the bio-composting; and
Whereas, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 27.06.2012 under NIGRBA
project for carrying out adequacy assessment of pollution control measures taken by the Unit
and following observation were made:
The Unit having production capacity of rectified spirit of 40 KLD generates 360 KLD
spent wash and was in operation during inspection.
Source of water is bore wells. As per water meter reading the unit consumes about 820
KLD of fresh water; which is much higher than effluent generation.
The Unit has bio-methanation followed by biocomposting facilities for treatment and
disposal of spent wash.
The Unit has lagoon with storage capacity of 9,600 KL and about 8,000 KL of spent wash
was stored in the lagoon and that too before onset of monsoon.
5 The Unit has biocompost yard (total area-13 Arces inclusive of lagoon of 1 acre with
active compost area- 6 Acres), which is adequate for 26 KLD production only.
Spent wash was found accumulated near unlined press mud storage area, which is
adjacent to Chhoiya drain.
Spent wash is being sprayed manually and pool of spent wash was observed around
windrows.
The Unit has installed one boiler of capacities of 8 TPH equipped with multicyclone
dust collector as APCD.
The Unit was having consents under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2012.
And Whereas, Central Pollution Control Board issued following directions under section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on 03.12.2012 to the Unit for compliance:
The Unit shall stop its production till such time the stored spent wash is utilised for
composting to the satisfaction of CPCB;
After consuming the spent wash stored, the Unit will resume its operation subject to
clearance of CPCB;
The Unit shall strictly follow the CPCB composting protocol including stopping
production during rainy season. The unit shall reduce its production to 26 KLD,
considering the active area available for composting.
The unit shall restrict its spent wash storage to 30 days of spent wash generation; and
5. The unit shall submit compliance of the above directions within 30 days from the date of
the receipt of this direction.
Whereas, the Unit's reply vide its letter dated 01.01.2013 was examined and the Unit was
inspected by CPCB team on 10.01.2013 and following observations are made:
The Unit is not in operation since 27.11.2012 and has consumed accumulated spent
wash stored in lagoon and only sludge is left in lagoon.
The Unit has installed RO plant in July 2012 and operated it during Aug-Nov 2012. It
generated about 40% RO reject, which is taken for compositing. However actual
performance may be assessed once the Unit is in operation.
After installation of RO plant, available compost area is adequate for 40 KLD alcohol
production.
The Unit has storage lagoon of 9600 m3 capacity, which is equivalent to about 60 days
storage of RO reject taken for composting. The Unit stated to restrict lagoon storage
capacity to 30 days storage of spent wash.
Cont...p/3
-3NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
the Unit is permitted to resume its manufacturing operations at 40 KLD subject to the
following conditions:
1. The Unit shall comply with CPCB direction dated 03.12.2012 including closure of
manufacturing operations during rainy season and limiting storage capacity of lagoon to
30 days of effluent.
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
PICUP Bhawn, Vibhuti Khand,
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226010.
The Direction(CP Division)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003.
The Mission Director (RS)
The Incharge, North Zonal Office
Lucknow -226010.
The Incharge, NGRBA Cell, CPCB Delhi
The Incharge, IT Division, CPCB Delhi
O. S. Kamy ra)
Member Secretary
6s9
Speed Post
B- 384/PCI-III/2K09-2K10_,/
1 SS
To,
M/s Jain Distillery,
Nagina Road
Bijnor - 246701
Uttar Pradesh
March 05, 2013
S )
Modified Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

Whereas, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants for various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
Whereas, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide notification
5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue
directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the
notified general emission and effluent standards under the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986 and other standards; and
Whereas, it is obligatory on the part of industry to install effluent treatment plant (ETP) to.
comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and the Rules framed there under and also to meet the consent conditions granted by
State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs)/ Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
Whereas, M/s lain Distillery, Nagina Road, Bijnor, UP (hereinafter referred as the Unit) was
inspected by a team of officials of CPCB on 27.06.2012 under NGRBA project for carrying out
adequacy assessment of pollution control measures taken by the Unit and following
observations were made:
The unit is engaged in production of rectified Spirit, ENA (Extra Neutral Alcohol) and
absolute alcohol with an installed capacity of 40 KLD using Molasses and thereby
generates 360 KLD of spent wash.
The spent wash management system comprises of Biomethanation, Reverse Osmosis
(R0), storage in lagoons followed by Biocomposting.
The unit had developed 4 acres of active lined platform for making bio compost. The
catch pits and drains are also provided. However, protocol or guidelines of CPCB for bio
composting have not been followed for the liner used in making compost platform as
well as for making biocompost.
Flexible pipes are used for manually spraying of spent wash over windrows.
The compost yard is adjacent to chhoiya drain and spillage pf any is likely to reach the
drain and river Ganga ultimately.
The unit has constructed storage lagoon of 18000 in 3 capacity which is more than one
month generation of spent wash. About 11,000 m 3 of spent wash was found stored in
lagoon.
Cont...P/2
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7. The unit has installed RO plant for filtration of spent wash with design capacity of
14.6m 3/hr and it needs 45 min break for back wash every 8 hrs which indicate that the
designed treatment capacity of RO plant is 320 KLD whereas effluent generation is 360
KLD. The effluent quality of the RO permeate shows pH 9.25, TDS 1404 (mg/I), COD 263
(mg/I) and BOD 118 (mg/I)
Whereas, Central Pollution Control Board issued following directions under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on 28.09.2012 to the Unit for compliance:
Stop its operation until it utilizes all the stored spent wash of approx. 11,000m 3 to avoid
possibility of any discharge to Chhoiya drain and finally into the river Ganga.
Restrict the spent wash storage capacity in lagoons to 6000 m 3 only within 03 months.
Replace the liner of biocompost platform with proper specification to the satisfaction of
CPCB.
Upgrade its infrastructure for making biocompost and stop manual spraying of spent
wash and also procure additional aerotiller for composting operation.
Improve operation and maintenance of RO plant.
Strictly follow the protocol/guidelines of CPCB for making biocompost.
7. Restart its operation only after the above directions are complied with to the
satisfaction of CPCB.
Whereas, the Unit's replies vide its letters dated 31.10.2012, 25.12.2012 and 25.01.2013
were examined and the Unit was inspected by CPCB team on 10.01.2013 and made
The Unit is not in operation since 31.10.2012 and has consumed accumulated spent
wash stored in lagoon and only sludge is left in lagoon.
Capacity of storage lagoon is about 18000m 3 and the Unit has demarcated a red level to
store about 6000 in 3 . Compliance status to be checked during operation of the Unit.
The Unit has proper lining for active area of composting.
The Unit has placed order for procuring one additional aerotiller and is expected to be
delivered by April, 2013.
S. The Unit has dismantled arrangements for manual spraying and made arrangements for
mechanical spraying.
6. The Unit has installed settling tank and sand filter for pre treatment of RO feed.
Performance of RO plant to be assessed after restart of manufacturing operations.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
the Unit is permitted to resume its manufacturing operations subject to the following
conditions:
1. The Unit shall comply with CPCB direction dated 28.09.2012 including closure of
manufacturing operations during rainy season and limiting storage capacity of lagoon to
30 days of effluent.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Cont...p/3
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
2 The Direct/0*CP Division)
The Mission Director (RS)
The Incharge, North Zonal Office
Lucknow -226010.
5 The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
Q. S.an
Cirtra)
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.No.B-383/PC1-111/2K11-21{12/
To
14
March 06, 2013
M/s Naglamal Sugar Complex

Garb Road, Vill Naglamal, Dist Meerut
Uttar Pradesh 250 001
Modified direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for the discharge of environmental
pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,1986
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any
industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other
Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment
(Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to
comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 and the Rules framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State
Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s Naglamal Sugar Complex (Distillery Division), Garh Road, Vill Naglamal, Dist
Meerut, Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') the Unit was inspected by a team of
officials from CPCB on 13.07.2012 under NGRBA project for carrying out adequacy assessment of
pollution control measures taken by the unit and following observations were made:
The Unit was not in operation since July 8, 2012.
The unit is having production capacity of rectified spirit of 120 KLD using molasses and
thereby generates about 660 KLD spent wash through integrated evaporation plant.
The ETP consists of storage lagoons followed by biocomposting. Raw spent wash is taken
for composting.
The Unit consumes 960 KLD of fresh water drawn from bore wells for process and
remaining requirement is met from recycling the waste water received as condensate (450
KLD) from the intergraded evaporator.
The cooling tower blow down is utilized for gardening purpose.
The Unit has two lagoons of total capacity of 29000 m 3 , which is equivalent to 44 days
storage of spent wash generated and about 26000 m 3 of spent wash was stored.
7. The area of biocompost yard is 25 acres which is adequate. However there were no catch pit
drains.
Contd..2/-
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8. The Unit was not following the
b iocomposting protocol and spent wash management practice
was very poor. It also implied that the Unit does not operate biocompost facility regularity.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued following directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act,
1986 on 31.10.2012 to the Unit for compliance:
I. The Unit shall not resume its production until the entire effluent stored in lagoons is utilized
to the satisfaction of CPCB.
The Unit shall strictly follow the biocomposting protocol and establish the pipe network to
stop manual spraying of spent wash over the windrows, construct catch pit drains before start
of biocomposting and mechanize the churning arrangement of composting.
The Unit shall report the status of compliance of the direction to this office immediately
before resuming operation.
WHEREAS, the Unit's replies vide letters dated 28.11.2012, 10.12.2012, 17.12.2012 and
26.12.2012 were examined;
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 03.01.2013 for compliance
verification and following observations were made:
I. The Unit has utilized about 10900 m
wash through composting during Oct-Dec
2012 and about 14000 m of sludge is leftofinspent
lagoons.
The Unit has made arrangements for spraying spent wash through aerotiller and has
constructed the catch pit drains.
The Unit has also constructed fourth compost yard (area-4.6 acres) apart from existing three
compost yards (area-29.5 acres). It has active area of about 27 acres for composting.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and
exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
the Unit is allowed to resume its manufacturing operations subject to following conditions:
I. The Unit shall comply with composting protocol including restricting the total storage
capacity equivalent to 30 days storage of spent wash taken for composting, providing storage
facilities for press mud and prepared compost, providing piezometric wells to monitor ground
water quality and closure of manufacturing operations during rainy season.
2. The Unit shall submit a time bound action plan within 30 days for treatment of waste
generated from other sections (other than spent wash) to ensure compliance with norms.
initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
(A ay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd..3/-
Copy to:
I) The Chairman
Uttar Pradesh
The Incharge, North Zonal Office,
Uttar Pradesh
4) The Mission Director
5.)--the Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
Member Secretary
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BY SPEED POST
B direction/cermaic-morbi/2012
To,
itZD
March 07, 2013
M/s Flora Cer ics Pvt. Ltd

S.No. 748/ /P
Vill. Gh u, Ta, Morbi,
Guja
Sub: Closure Direction under Section 5 of the Environmental (Protection) Act, 1986.
Flora Ceramics Pvt. Ltd S.No. 748/33/P Vill. Ghuntu, Ta, Morbi, Gujarat on 6 th November, 2012 to assess the
compliance status of the environmental pollution.
WHEREAS It was observed that the coal gasification technology adopted by the unit is outdated and the
This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed properly has all the potential to
WHEREAS it was observed that the scrubbed effluent after tar settling if not managed properly and allowed
WHEREAS It was observed that the housekeeping was unsatisfactory as evident from improper solid waste
1. The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as to comply with
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WHEREAS, the unit has failed to reply to this office in compliance of the above said directions.
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. 0.
157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board to issue directions
to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules notified under the
Now, THEREFORE in light of above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Flora Ceramics Pvt. Ltd S.No. 748/33/P VIII. Ghuntu, Ta, Morbi, Gujarat
is hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
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Cn
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

: With the request to disconnect Electricity
Supply
Gujarat
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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March 07, 2013
To,
Ws Metro Ce
cs Pvt. Ltd
NH 8A, La irpur Road
Morbi,
arat
on 19Th July, 2012 to assess the compliance
status of the environmental pollution.
Metro Ceramics Pvt. Ltd NH 8A, Lakhdirpur Road, Morbi, Gujarat
WHEREAS It was observed that foul smell and leakages were found from gasifier and overall working
stacking and lack of proper approach roads within the premises etc.
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3119 94V, f8A-110032
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The Unit is in consultation and negotiation with Gujarat Pollution Control Board for grant of Consent
4. The Unit is applying for Consent Conditions & Authorization application with the membership of
end.
4. The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lees instead of Rs 5 00/- lacs as asked stating
WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, modified direction were issued to the unit on
01/10/2012 stating ' The unit can approach the State Pollution Control Board for obtaining consent after taking
appropriate measures for pollution control and Environment Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till
appropriate pollution control measures are taken for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the
satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution Control Board and consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat
Pollution Control Board".
unit on 2111/2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and observed that the unit had not
complied with the direction issued by CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from Gujarat
Pollution Control Board.
WHEREAS the compliance status has been submitted by the unit saying that they have closed the operation
of gasifier and will start operation only after getting consent from Gujarat State Pollution Control Board.
CC -C- C
the unit during 8-9 Feb. 2013 and found that the gasifier was in operation in violation of the direction issued.
157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.
730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Metro Ceramics Pvt. Ltd NH 8A, Lakhdirpur Road, Morbi, Gujarat is
hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

:
Nr. New Palace.Nr. L.E. Engineering College
Gujarat
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Parivesh Shawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10
Hariom Nagar.Subhanpura
Vadodara- 390023
5.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Shawan,
CGO Complex.Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
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To,
March 07, 2013
M/s Mega Vitri

Pvt. Ltd
Plot No
29, NH-8/A
Mahen nagar, Morbi,
Guj
Mega Vitrified Pvt. Ltd Plot No.- 2/P, 29, NH-8/A Mahendranagar, Morbi, Gujarat on 6 th November, 2012 to
assess the compliance status of the environmental pollution.
This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed properly has all the potential to
WHEREAS it was observed that the scrubbed effluent after tar settling if not managed properly and allowed
provision d es not exist in the unit.
WHEREAS, in exercise of powers delegated to the Chairman. Central Pollution Control Board following
1. The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as to comply with
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WHEREAS, the unit has failed to reply to this office in compliance of the above said directions.
Environment (Protection) Act 1986 M/s Mega Vitrified Pvt Ltd Plot No.- 2/P, 29, NH-8/A Mahendranagar, Morbi,
Gujarat is hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

: With the request to disconnect Electricity
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Gujarat
Vadodara- 390023
5.
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Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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March 07, 2013
Tiles Pvt. Ltd

M/s Landm
Old Gha Road
Morbi ujarat
Landmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd Old Ghantu Road Morbi, Gujarat on it July, 2012 to assess the compliance status of
the environmental pollution.
WHEREAS It was observed that the coal gasification technology adopted by the unit is outdated and the
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. 5,0.157(E) of
end.
of gasifier and will start operation only after getting consent from Gujarat State Pollution Control Board
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AND WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. O.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Ws Landmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd Old Ghantu Road Morbi, Gujarat is hereby
directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
2,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Supddentant Engineer Electricity

Same Kanthe Morbi, Dist, Rajkot
Gujarat
With the request to disconnect Electricity

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Vadodara- 390023
5.
Director (GP)
Ministry of Environment 8 Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
B - directionicermalc-morbi/2012
To,
6(1 6
March 07, 2013
M/&Vision T s Pvt. Ltd

NH 8A Lakhdirpur Road
Plot No.
Gantu, orbi, Gujarat
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected Ms
Vision Tiles Pvt. Ltd Plot No. 603 NH BA Lakhdirpur Road, Gantu , Morbi, Gujarat on 19 th July, 2012 to assess
the compliance status of the environmental pollution.
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. S.0.157(E) of
27.02.1996 and 5.0.730 (E) dated 10.072002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
end.
i The Unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions given by
of gasifier and will start operation only after getting consent from Gujarat State Pollution Control Board.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Ms Vision Tiles Pvt. Ltd Plot No. 603 NH BA Lakhdirpur Road, Gantu ,
Morbi, Gujarat is hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this
office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

:
Gujarat
With the request to disconnect Electricity

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Parivesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No 0
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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Member Se etary
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By Sneed Post
cu,
March 14, 2013
To
Ws Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-1),
Agro-based Unit,Moradabad Road,
Kashipur-244713, Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd (Unit-1), Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is an agro based paper plant producing
Writing & Printing grade Paper using Bagasse & wheat straw as raw materials with a
production capacity of 150 TPD; and
(Environment) Protection Act, 1986 to the M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd (Unit-I).,
Moradabad Road, Kashipur, UK (hereafter referred to as 'the Unit') on 10.01.2011, and
WHEREAS, the Unit submitted reply vide letter dt. 12.03.2011 has been examined; and
issued directions under section 33A of Water Act on 14.03.2011 to the Unit for closure; and
WHEREAS, UEPPCB issued direction to the Unit under section 33A of Water Act on
17.08.2011 to resume its manufacturing operations with restricted capacity; and
Contd...2/-
s
The Unit and its ETP were in operation. The Unit is an agro based paper plant producing
Writing & Printing grade Paper using Bagasse & wheat straw as raw materials. The
existing production capacity of the Unit is 135 TPD only.
Effluent Treatment Plant having 10500 m 3/day capacity comprises of Equalization tank,
Hill Screen, Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier, sludge drying beds
(SDBs) and Belt filter press
The Unit has installed triton aerators and direct automated oxygen system in aeration
Tank to induce DO. Foaming was observed in Aeration Tank.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is estimated about 83 m 3/tone of production.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-326 mg/I, BOD-45 mg/I;
COD 328 mg/I and colour 500 colour unit which indicates non-compliance against the
effluent discharge standards as prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I
respectively. The MLSS in the aeration tank was 3610 mg/I.
The Unit was found discharging partially treated effluent into the drain passing near the
boundary wall of the Unit which ultimately joins river Dhela.
The Unit has installed environmental laboratory for sample analysis and also maintaining
logbook as per the charter implementation programme.
The Unit has installed conventional Chemical Recovery Plant for black liquor
management.
9. The Unit informed that it will install dual media fitters for tertiary treatment by June 2013
as against of March, 2013.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit discharges partially treated
effluent with TSS BOD, COD levels higher than the prescribed effluent discharge
norms Into river Dhela, which meets river Ramganga, a tributary of river Ganga,
thereby leading to deterioration of the water quality of river Dhela and Ramganga;
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation immediately and shall report
the compliance to CPCB.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system including installation of tertiary
treatment and report to CPCB for verification.
(A)ay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:

1. The Member Secretary
Dehradun
I To ensure compliance of the directions
Contd...3/-

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Lucknow-226010
Lodi Road, New Delhilb0 003
The Chairman,
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Uttarakhand Power Corporation
Limited, Kahsipur,
Udham Singh Nagar Distt.,
Uttarakhand
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the directions
The Director,
aharanpur, UP
(Alay Tyagi)
Chairman
BY REGISTERED AD
B-29016/04/06/PCI-1/
To
M/s Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd,
Village Sathamal, Post-Karunkuzhi,
Dist- Madurantakam T. K. Kanchipuram
Tamilnadu
March 14,2013
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,

1986 - Reg
Control Board (CPCB), Bangalore, visited M/s Sun Pharmaceutical Industries
Ltd., (the Unit) on November 22, 2011 to assess the adequacy of the
existing pollution control measures; and
WHEREAS it had been observed from efficiency as well as from the
analysis results of samples collected from outlet of RO and MEE that the
Effluent Treatment Plant of the unit is either not operating effectively or
is inadequate which may cause serious environmental pollution; and
WHEREAS it had been observed that the COD in condensate water of
MEE is very high i.e. 10469 mg/l (which indicates presence of solvent) and
is used in cooling tower make up, which is not fit for recycling of water in
cooling tower make up; and
WHEREAS it had been observed that the Unit has not installed
electromagnetic flow meter with computer recording arrangements at
solvent stripper feed, MEE feed, MEE condensate, MEE reject, Agitated Thin
Film Drier (ATFD) feed and steam flow meter at the inlet of MEE; and
WHEREAS stagnant storm water was found at many places in the ETP
area and the housekeeping in the ETP area was poor; and
WHEREAS it had been observed that proper storage facility was not
provided for intermediate chemical drums and the drums were not labelled
properly; and
WHEREAS it had been observed that the hazardous waste (HW) i.e.
ETP sludge, spent carbon etc was stored haphazardly in the HW storage
yard without proper demarcation; and
WHEREAS a closure direction was issued to the Unit by Tamilnadu
Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) vide letter dated 09.09.2010 with a
condition to install new RO, MEE Et ATFD within five months which the unit
has complied with; and
WHEREAS a notice u/s 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to
the unit was issued vide letter no. B-29016/04/06/PCI-1/2664 dated May
29,2012, on the basis of findings of the team during the above visit; and
WHEREAS the reply / clarification submitted by the unit vide letter no.
dated July 10, 2012 and requested to waive off bank guarantee were found
unsatisfactory; and
Page 1 of 3
WHEREAS a letter was issued vide letter no. B-29016/04/06/PCI1/65050 dated September 12, 2012 to the unit and Central Board, directed
the unit to submit Bank Guarantee of Rs 10 Lacs ;and
Control Board (CPCB), Bangalore again inspected the Unit on October 16,
2012 to verify the compliance of directions and observed that:
The unit has still using high COD effluent of MEE condensate in cooling
tower make up(COD-11345 mg/l).
The unit has not taken measures for segregation of the high COD and
low COD effluent.
The unit has not installed computer recording facility with flow meter
at MEE feed, MEE reject and MEE condensate as per the consent
conditions of TNPCB.
The unit has made concrete platform to keep intermediate chemical
drums but no proper labelling and sign boards are displayed; and
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment Et Forests, Government of
India, vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E)
dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local
body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment
thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are
proposed are being
issued:
The Unit shall upgrade/properly operate the ETP including RO and
MEE by May 31, 2013 and operate the effluent treatment plant
efficiently so as to achieve the notified standards.
The Unit shall construct a dedicated tank for storage of storm water
of process area by May 31, 2013 and shall treat it before disposal.
3. The Unit shall stop using high COD untreated effluent in the cooling
tower immediately.
4. The Unit shall install computer recording facility with flow meter by
May 31, 2013.
The Unit shall provide proper sign boards and labelling for
intermediate chemical drums by April 30,2013.
The Unit shall collect, treat and dispose HW as per authorisation
conditions of TNPCB.
7. The Unit shall take adequate measures to segregate the high and tow
TDS streams.
Failure to comply with the above directions will attract action including
closure of plant operation in accordance with the provision of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Page 2 of 3
Copy to:
The Chairman
Tamilnadu State Pollution Control Board
No. 100, Anna Salai
Guindy, Chennai - 600 032
Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
3. The Incharge, Zonal Office
1st & 2nd Floors, Nisarga Bhavan
A-Block, Thimmaiah Main Road
7th D Cross, Shivanagar, Opp.
Pushpanjali Theatre, Bangalore -560 010
ESS, CPCB
5. I/c IT, CPCB
SirS1'
(Ajay Tyagi)
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By Sneed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ n

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To
M/s Sagar Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
5th KM Mangalore-Jhabreda Road,
LatherDeva hun (v), Teh-Roorkee,
Haridwar Dist Uttarakhand-249 406
13902
March 18, 2013

to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council Cantonment
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms, and
WHEREAS, M/s Sagar Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Mangalore-Jhabrera Road Lather Deva hunn
(v), Haridwar Dist 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste
paper based plant producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with an
the Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the
The Unit was in operation. Aeration tank was not in operation.
ETP Units namely primary clarifier, aeration tank and secondary clarifier were full of
effluent, which indicates non operation of ETP system and use of these ETP units as
effluent storage tank.
The analysis of treated effluent from ETP showed TSS-468mg/I, BOD-579 mg/I and COD
1461mg/I; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 372 mg/I indicating non-operation of ETP system.
The Unit informed the commissioning of aeration system in the aeration tank a day back.
The agitator fans have been modified from 2 fins to 4 fins to improve the aeration with
increased length.
Contd...2/-
Untreated effluent is bypassed into local drain.
Housekeeping in ETP area was poor.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 on 08.01.2013 for compliance of the following directions:
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system as approved by CPPRI and
shall report to CPCB for verification.
The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed by
Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
AND WHEREAS, the Units reply vide letter dated 24.01.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on February 27, 2013 for
During inspection, the Unit was not in operation. The Unit informed to have closed their
manufacturing operation w.e.f 20.02.2013 in compliance of CPCB's direction dated
18.01.2013.
The Unit informed that they have intimated the closure of their operation to UEPPCB
vide their letter dated 20.02.2013 which was received by RO, Roorkee on 20.02.2013.
Water flow meter is installed at main bore well, boiler pipeline & paper machine pipeline.
The Unit has installed 03 Hill screen at the process section and 01 hill screen at inlet of
ETP and fibre recovered is used in Pulper.
ETP of Unit comprises of Hill Screen (fibre recovery), equalization tank, primary clarifier,
aeration tank, secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs).
"V notches are installed at the inlet and the outlet of the ETP. 'V notches require
calibration.
Aeration tank was found in operation and upgraded to diffused aeration system. The Unit
has installed 180 No. of diffuser in aeration tank with two air blowers of capacity 1400
m3/hr.
Effluent sample analysis of aeration tank shows MLSS as 4778 mg/I.
The Unit has constructed new sludge drying be s
The Unit has completed colour coding of pipelines.
No bypass line was seen during the inspection.
The Unit has established ETP Lab facility for BOD, COD, TSS and pH analysis and has
maintained the log book for the same.
Housekeeping within the plant needs improvement.
The Unit has maintained logbook for the energy meter, treated discharge effluent, bore
well meter reading, chemical consumption and ETP Laboratory analysis report.
The Unit has established environment management cell and 06 meeting has been
organised by the Unit.
The Unit has installed pressure sand filter as tertiary treatment process. A pat of the
treated effluent is used in the process and remaining is discharged in to the drain.
Contd...3/-
2. c.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at consented capacity and comply
with the prescribed effluent discharge norms as per the Charter implementation
programme.
Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) including the following
within 03 months:
Calibrate the V notches at the inlet & the outlet of the ETP,
Complete the colour coding of pipelines within the ETP and Process,
Improve housekeeping within the plant.
Carryout automation of ETP,
Install dedicated energy meter &
Install sludge handling system within the ETP
3. The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to CPCB & UEPPCB.
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
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Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
The Director,
aharanpur, UP
The Incharge, NGRBA Division, CPCB
(J.S .Kam ra)
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1 /PCI-111/ t
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March 19, 2013
To
MIS Utlaranchal Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Manglore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v),
Distt. Haridwar 249 406,
Uttarakhand
the rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests Govt. of India, vide notification 8.0.157(E) of
WHEREAS, M/s Uttaranchal Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Manglore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v)
Distt. Haridwar 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based
plant producing Kraft Paper using Indian and imported waste paper as raw material with a
direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the Charter
for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound
manner; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 06-07, 2012 for
The Unit was in operation, however ETP was not in operation.
ETP comprised of Hill screens, Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration tank and
Secondary Clarifier
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 14m 3/tone of production.
Some part of effluent is recycled in the process and remaining is bypassed into local drain.
One bypass line and one ETP discharge line were observed.
5. The analysis of treated effluent from ETP showed TSS-1442mg/I, BOD-1078 mg/I and COD
2778mg/I; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 624 mg/I indicating non stablisation of ETP system.
Contd...2/-
The Unit has not maintained any logbook.

The Units housekeeping was poor.
No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 on 08.01.2013 for compliance of the following directions:
CPCB immediately.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system as approved by CPPRI and shall
report to CPCB for verification.
Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (U EPPCB).
AND WHEREAS, the Units reply vide letter dated 11 02 2013 was examined; and
The Unit was not in operation. The Unit informed to have closed their manufacturing
operation w.e.f 21.02.2013 in compliance of CPCB's direction dated 08.01.2013.
The Unit informed that they have intimated the closure of their operation to UEPPCB and
CPCB vide their letter dated 21.02.2013 which was received by RO, Roorkee on
21.02.2013.
The Unit average fresh water consumption is about 410 m 3/day i.e 14.8 m 3/ton of paper.
The Unit has installed water meter at the bore wells and maintained logbook for the same.
ETP of Unit comprises of oil & grease separator, equalization tank, vibrating screen, primary
clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs) and pressure
sand filter.
During the visit, aeration tank was in operation. The aeration tank is on diffused aeration
system with 115 diffusers & 02 air blowers and 04 surface aerators.
The Unit has installed V Notch at the inlet and outlet of ETP with conversion meter and
scale.
The Unit has maintained logbook for the energy meter, treated discharge effluent, bore well
meter reading, chemical consumption and ETP Laboratory analysis report.
Colour coding of pipelines has been completed in ETP and within the process it has not
been completed.
The Unit has closed the bypass point and during inspection no other bypass point was
observed.
The Unit has established ETP Laboratory facility for BOD, COD, TSS and pH analysis and
has maintained the log book for the same.
The Unit has established environment management cell. About 05 meeting has been
organised by the Unit and 'minutes' are enclosed of all the meetings.
13. The Unit has installed pressure sand filter as tertiary treatment facility.
Contd...3/-
L ot
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 the following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at the consented capacity and shall
comply with the prescribed effluent discharge norms as per the Charter implementation
programme.
The Unit shall complete colour coding of the pipelines immediately.
The Unit shall install sludge handling system for dewatering the sludge.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand Environment
Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) within 03 months.
5. The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to CPCB and UPPCB.
(A)ay Tyagl)
Chairman
Copy to:
1
Dehradun
}
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
Haridwar Dist, Uttarakhand
The Director,
haranpur, UP
The Incharge, NGRBA Division, CPCB
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(J.S. Ka
Member Secretary
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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ f 3.z-7
Sv Speed Post
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March 19, 2013
To
M/s Gangotari Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
P.O.Narsan Kalan, Jhabreda Road,
Distt. Haridwar 249 406,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Gangotari Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., P.O.Narsan Kalan, Jhabreda Road, Distt.
Haridwar 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) is a large waste paper
based mill with a production capacity of 150 TPD of Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw
material; and
ETP comprised of Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration tank, Secondary Clarifier
and Sludge Drying Beds (SDB5).
Primary Clarifier was not in operation and taken out from ETP line. The effluent from
equalization tank was directly pumped to fibre screening machine and then to Aeration
Tank.
In the Aeration tank, out of six surface aerators, only two were in operation and
remaining were not in working condition. Out of five sludge drying beds, one was under
repair and others were empty.
5. The Unit claimed to be operating on zero effluent discharge, except reject from RO which
is used for feeding water to the boiler.
Contd...2/-
The analysis of treated effluent sample from ETP showed TSS-370 mg/I; BOD-6181
mg/I, COD-10882 mg/I, which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge
standards as prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The
MLSS in the aeration tank was 933 mg/I indicating non-operation of Aeration Tank.
Bypass arrangements was observed outside the Units premises for boiler section RO
reject.
Analysis of effluent collected from recirculation points showed, Recirculation point.1 pH6.39, BOD-5259 mg/I, COD-11748 mg/I, TSS-439 mg/I, Recirculation Point.2 pH-6.37,
BOD-2322 mg/I, COD-10705 mg/I, TSS-326 mg/I.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letter dated 13.02.2013 was examined; and
The Unit was not in operation. The Unit informed that they have intimated the closure of
their operation w.e.f 21.02.2013 to UEPPCB vide their letter dated 21.02.2013 which was
received by RO, UEPPCB, Roorkee on 21.02.2013.
The Unit has installed water meter at both bore wells, RO pipeline (boiler feed), & paper
machine pipeline and also maintained logbook for the same.
The Unit has install online flow meter after micro filter for reusing backwater within the
process.
The Unit fresh water consumption is about 280 m 3 /day i.e. 1.8 m 3/ ton of paper. The
average wastewater received by the ETP in the month of Feb'13 is about 2810 m3/day.
The total water use by the Unit is about 3090 m3/day.
The Unit informed to have achieved zero liquid discharge.
ETP of Unit comprises of bar screen, Hill Screen, equalization tank, Supercell (fibre
recovery), primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sludge drying beds (SDBs)
and Sludge Press.
During the visit aeration tank was in operation. The aeration tank has been upgraded by
adding 07 Jet aerators (all 7 working) and 06 surface aerators (05 working, 01
nonworking).
The Unit recycle/reuse the treated effluent from two points one after primary treatment
and other after secondary clarifier. The Unit informed to be reusing entire treated effluent
within the process and achieving zero liquid discharge (ZLD)
The Unit has installed ultra screen and micron filter within the process to reuse and
recycle the treated effluent in paper machine.
11. The Unit has V Notch at the inlet and outlet of ETP. The final outlet line to outside have
been closed. Logbook is maintained for the inlet V Notch.
12. Fresh Water is used at Wet Scrubber, Polyelectrolyte dilution, Gear box cooling, hydraulic
power pack cooling, central oil lubricating system for cooling, Edge cutter (HPS), Boiler
and domestic use.
Contd...3/-
Backwater /recycled water used at Pulper, Weir Part (HPS & LPS), Decker shower,
centri-cleaner dilution, Chemical dilution.
Colour coding of pipelines has not been completed in the process section.
During inspection the main outlet point was found sealed and no bypass line was
observed.
Housekeeping within the plant needs improvement.
The Unit has installed fitter press for dewatering the sludge generated from the primary
clarifier. During previous visit the filter press was not in operation.
organised by the Unit and Minutes' are enclosed of all the meetings.
The Unit has blocked the RO Reject outlet line going outside. RO Reject is taken to the
ETP for treatment and for reuse and recycled within the process.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at consented capacity and shall
maintain zero liquid discharge.
The Unit shall treat the RO reject, boiler blow down water and reuse within the plant to
ensure zero liquid discharge.
3. The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB including the
following within 03 months:
Complete the colour coding of pipelines in process operation section.
carryout automation of ETP,
Install dedicated energy meter in ETP,
Install sealed flow meter on each backwater recycle line and maintain logbook for
the same.
Rectify present sludge press or install new sludge press,
(Nay yagl)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
Contd...3/-
Is
The Chairman,
The Director,
Paper min Road, Himmat Nagar,
Saharanpur, UP
\,7! The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
8. The Incharge, PC1-111 Division, CPCB
(J.S .Kamy ra)
Member Secretary
r2
By Sneed Post
?) 16- S4U\
March 19, 2013
To
M/s Uday Paper Mills,
Vill. P.O-Vikrampur, Near Rana Farm,
Bazpur, Distt-Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
S.0.157(E) of 27 02 1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
WHEREAS, M/s Uday Paper Mills, Vill - P.O Vikrampur, Near Rana Farm, Bazpur, DisttUdhan Singh, UK (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing
Kraft Paper and Paper B and using waste paper as raw material; and
2012 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for
implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and
Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" as per the prescribed detailed implementation
programme by the identified Pulp & Paper industries located in catchment of river Ganga;
and
WHEREAS, Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
3.
The Unit is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper & Paper Board using wastepaper
as raw material. During inspection the Unit was not in operation as the maintenance
work was under progress
It was informed by the Unit's representatives that the Unit's ownership was changed on
November 15, 2012 and the Unit was closed since December 19, 2012. The Unit has
applied for renewal of the consent on March 30, 2012.
Fresh water requirement of the Unit is met through two bore wells and it was observed
that huge amount of water was gushing out from one bore well flowing to the adjacent
nallha, through a bypass drain near back water tank.
Contd...2/-
;896
The Unit has not installed any water meter at the bore well and thereof no logbook is
maintained.
ETP comprises of equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, and secondary
clarifier. Treated effluent is disposed into a nallha that joins River Pilllakher about 1 km
from the unit and finally joins river Koshi about 15 km downstream.
ETP was not in operation and found defunct. The primary clarifier and secondary
clarifier were being used as an effluent collection tank.
The backwater tank near borewell was found filled with fibre & sludge and dilution of
effluent with fresh water was observed
Aeration tank was found almost empty and was under repair. Aeration tank walls were
found broken.
V notch and energy meter are not installed. Records for water consumption,
wastewater generation, energy meter, chemical consumption and lab records are not
maintained. Color coding of the pipelines not started.
No Adequate lab facility exists.
Housekeeping in the ETP yard was not satisfactory.
The Unit's sampling platform & ladder at the stack is not adequate for stack
monitoring.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit's ETP system is Inadequate
and the Unit does not operate ETP system regularly, owing to which discharge of
partially treated/untreated effluent Is posing threat to water quality of river and to the
1.
The Unit shall immediately close all its manufacturing operations till it complies with the
following pollution control measures and inform the compliance to CPCB immediately
on receipt of the direction:
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system to the satisfaction of
CPCB.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action point as directed by Uttarakhand
Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
(AMy Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Uttarakhand Environment
Dehradun, UK
To ensure compliance of the directions:
Contd...3/-

Lucknow-226010

Bazpur, Distt.- Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttrakhand

the directions
5. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
(J.S.
-3 Kan
Member Secretary
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PO-551/2011-12
3S
March 19, 2013
To
M/s Sarfaraz Tanners
(Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons)
Bengali Ghat, Jajmau,
WHEREAS. M/s Sarfaraz Tanners (Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons), Bengali Ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 5, 2012 and the inspection team observed the following
shortcomings:
The Unit was operational but the Primary Effluent Treatment Plant was not operational and
effluent having pH - 5.26 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) was being discharged.
Act, 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
industry. Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation of the notified emission and effluent
standards under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, and
under the Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Ws Sarfaraz Tanners (Erstwhile
Mushtaque & Sons), Bengali Ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, is hereby directed to show cause why the
1s8
Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under the provisions of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodh i Road,
New Delhi-110 003
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow -226 010
\Y. I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
I/c - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
1/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

Member Seery
By Speed Post
F.No.B-380/PCI-111/2K11-2K12/
\ -A9
To
March 19, 2013
MA United Spirits Ltd.,

Meerut Cant, Meerut 250 001,
Uttar Pradesh
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for the discharge of environmental
pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29 of
1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry,
violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986; and
WHEREAS, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to comply
with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the
Rules framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board
(SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s United Spirits Ltd., Meerut Cant, Meerut 250 001, Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred
as 'the Unit')was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 09.10.2012 under NGRBA project for
carrying out adequacy assessment of pollution control measures taken by the unit and following
I. The unit is engaged in bottling of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) with installed capacity of
90 KLD and was in operation during inspection.
It has 6 lines for washing of bottles and generates about 200 KLD effluent against 50 KLD
consented limit.
The ETP consists of sump and sand filter (30m 3 /hr); however management of filter back wash in
not provided.
Filtered water is again recycled in washing process.
During inspection one wash line was not in operation and effluent was being discharged to city
nalla, which meets River Kali at Meerut through Abu nalla. It had pH-7.25, SS-29 mg/I, BOD261 mg/I and COD-517 mg/I against permissible limit of BOD-30 mg/I.
No flow measuring device is installed at outlet of ETP.
The Unit has two bore wells equipped with water meters to meet its fresh water requirement;
however log book is not maintained.
8. The unit was having consents under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2012.
Contd..2/-
1,59
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following
directions are issued for compliance:
I. The Unit shall submit action plan to install requisite treatment facilities to meet prescribed norms
within 30 days.
The Unit shall provide flow meters at outlet of ETP and effluent generation shall be restricted as
per consent condition within 30 days.
The Unit shall maintain logbook of fresh water consumption.
4. The Unit shall submit compliance report of above directions within 45 days from the receipt of
this direction.
initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I) The Chairman
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Member Se ary
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ OS, \ March
19,
2013
To
Mls Shakumbhri Straw Products Ltd., Unit-2,

Vill. Devri, Moradabad Chandausi Road, 32 Km.,
Uttar Pradesh
(Protection) Act 1986 and the rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, M/s Shakumbhri Straw Products Ltd., Unit-2, Vill. Devri, Moradabad Chandausi
Road, 32 Km., Tehsil: Bilari, Dist. Moradabad (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp &
paper industry producing Kraft paper of 40 TPD using waste paper as raw material; and
2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) for implementation of the "Charter for
Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin"
as per the prescribed detailed implementation programme by the identified Pulp & Paper
industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued direction on 13.8.2012 to
the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling
and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner; and
The Unit has installed production capacity of about 40 MT/day of Kraft paper using waste
paper as raw material.
The Unit has ETP system of capacity of 700 cum which comprises of equalization tank,
primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sludge drying beds (9 nos.).
Contd...2/-
5.
representative, the Unit was closed since lyear.
The Unit's ETP was also not in operation.
1.
The Unit shall not resume its manufacturing operations unless it complies with following
directions:
CPCB before resuming its operations.
The Unit shall dismantle all chemical pulping facilities, namely digesters, blown
tank, pulp washing line, etc. and remove the same from the premises before
resuming operations.
(iii)
The Unit shall implement the Charter action point as directed by Uttar Pradesh
Pollution Control Board (UPPCB).
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Picup Bhawan, 3"I Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010
Lucknow-226010

Contd 3/-
s9


the directions
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
Kam?Mra)
Member Secretary
a; A
Ei)
BY Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III
March 19, 2013
To
Ws Anand Tissues Limited (Paper Mill),
16th KM, Meeru Mawana Road,
Vill-Fitkari, Meerut-250 401, UP

S.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB), to issue directions to any Industry, Municipal Corporation,
Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to any local or other Authority for the violation
of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection)
Rules,1986; and
WHEREAS, M/s Anand Tissues Limited, 16th KM, Meerut Mawana Road, Vill-Fitkari,
Meerut, UP (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is engaged in the production of Kraft
paper/ duplex board, and
WHEREAS, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued direction on
19.04.2010 under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 to the Unit to stop chemical
pulping immediately and to shift to waste paper based production within 30 days; and
WHEREAS, UPPCB officials sealed all the digesters (six nos.) of the Unit on
26.05.2010 in the presence of official from district administration; and
WHEREAS, UPPCB issued directions on 9.8.2012 under section 33(A) of the Water
Act to implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga
River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner, including to submit supporting
documents towards their commitment for installation of CRP/ common CRP within 45
days, failing which to dismantle and remove chemical pulping facilities from the Unit's
premises before November 30, 2012; and
Contd..21-
WHEREAS, a complaint has been received regarding pollution of Choiya drain, river
Kali and local water bodies caused by untreated effluent discharge from the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on 05.10.2012 to verify the public compliant and made the
The Unit is engaged in production of about 55 TPD Kraft Paper using waste
paper as raw material.
ETP comprises of Holding tank, Vibro Screen, Primary Clarifier (760 m3),
Aeration tank (1800 m 3 ), Secondary Clarifier (567 m 3 ) and Sludge Drying Beds.
The Unit has chemical pulping facilities such as digesters to manufacture
chemical pulp using agro waste as raw material.
Krofta fibre recovery plant was found defunct and not in operation.
Primary Clarifier was not in operation and was partially filled below the weir line
level.
Effluent was directly fed from holding tanks to aeration tank.
Huge amount of wheat straw is available within the Unit's premises.
The inlet to aeration tank (as primary clarifier was not in operation) effluent
sample analysis shows pH-6.43, BOD-639 mg/I, COD-4832 mg/I, TSS-1656
mg/I. High COD value of influent indicates possibility of black liquor discharge
from chemical pulping.
The ETP outlet sample analysis shows pH-8.23, BOD-05 mg/I, COD-34 mg/I,
TSS-24 mg/I. This shows BOD reduction of 99.22%, COD reduction of 99.30%
& TSS reduction of 98.55%, which indicates dilution of outlet.
MLSS in aeration tank was 7841 mg/I and SVI is estimated as 34.43 ml/gm,
which indicate non-stabilisation of aeration tank.
Analysis of wastewater samples collected from recipient Chhoiya drain at
upstream shows BOD-19 mg/I, COD-56 mg/I & TSS-35 mg/I, whereas at
downstream shows BOD-1708 mg/I, COD-5040 mg/I & TSS-958 mg/I, which
indicates discharge of untreated effluent/ black liquor into the drain.
Strong colour in Chhoiya drain was also observed.
Boiler ash was found outside the Unit premises lying in open area.
It Is evident from the above observations that the Unit does not properly operate
& maintain ETP system on regular basis. Untreated/ partially treated effluent is
discharged into Chhoiya drain causing river Kali water pollution and
environmental degradation of the locality.
Contd..3/-
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the
powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued to the Unit for compliance:
1
2
3
The Unit shall dismantle and remove chemical pulping facilities namely digesters,
blown tank, pulp washing line etc from the Unit's premises immediately and
intimate the compliance to CPCB and UPPCB within 15 days;
The Unit shall augment, upgrade and stabilise ETP system so as to comply with
the prescribed norms and shall report to CPCB within 15 days.
The Unit shall dispose boiler ash in a scientific way.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will
be constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further
notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(
(A)ay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3) The Adviser (CP Division)
(J.S.
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III/ (szs 2_,_
82
March 19, 2013
To
M/s Sagar Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Mangalore-Deoband Road,
Mundet (v), Haridwar Distt 249 406,
Uttarakhand
S.0.157(E) of 27.02. 1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
WHEREAS, M/s Sagar Pulp & Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Mangalore-Deoband Road, Mundet (v),
Haridwar Distt. 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper
based plant producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with an existing
The Unit was in operation however, ETP was not in operation.
ETP comprises of primary clarifier, aeration tank and secondary clarifier were full of
effluent, which indicates non operation of ETP system and use of these ETP units as
effluent storage tank.
The outlet of effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-222mg/I BOD-83 mg/land
COD 527mg/I; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge
standards as prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The
MLSS in the aeration tank was 259 mg/I indicating non-operation of ETP system.
The Unit has not maintained any logbooks.
Contd...2/-
18 1 - B
Untreated effluent is bypassed into local drain. Several bypass lines were observed.
Analysis of effluent sample collected from bypass line 1 and 2 showed BOD-90mg/I &
312 mg/I, COD-1024 mg/I & 2051 mg/I, TSS- 1047 mg/I & 1360 mg/I respectively which
indicates discharge of untreated effluent to local drain, posing threat to river water
quality.
Housekeeping in ETP area is poor.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation and shall report the
AND WHEREAS, the Unit submitted their reply which was examined; and
During inspection, the Unit was not in operation. The Unit informed to have closed their
manufacturing operation w.e.f 20.02.2013 in compliance of CPCB's closure direction
dated 08.01.2013.
vide their letter dated 20.02.13 which was received by RO, Roorkee on 20.02.2013.
The average water consumption during February' 2013 is about 345 m /day 1,e 11.5 m3/
ton of paper. The Unit has installed water meter at bore wells and maintained logbook for
the same.
"V notch is installed at the inlet and the outlet of the ETP.
The Unit has established ETP Lab facility for BOD, COD, TSS and pH and logbook were
found maintained.
The ETP of Unit comprises of oil & grease trap, equalization tank, vibroscreen, primary
clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, pressure sand filters and sludge drying beds
(SDBs).
During the visit, aeration tank was in operation. The aeration tank has been upgraded on
diffused aeration system by adding diffusers (240 no.) with 02 air blowers (1400 m3/hr
each) and 04 surface aerators (10 HP).
Effluent sample analysis of aeration tank shows MLSS as 5613 mg/I which indicate
stabilization of aeration tank.
Analysis of the samples collected at the outlet of the tertiary treatment shows pH 7.87,
TSS 47 mg/I, COD 26 mg/I mg/I and BOD 03 mg/I mg/I.
A part of the treated effluent is reused/ recycled within the process and remaining is
discharged into the drain. Flow meter is installed on the backwater recycle line.
No bypass line was present during the inspection.
The Unit has maintained logbook for the energy meter, treated effluent discharge, bore
well meter, chemical consumption and ETP Laboratory analysis report.
The Unit has provided environment management cell and 11 meeting has been
Sludge drying beds were filled with sludge.
15. Ladder and Platform at the boiler stack was not as per the CPCB guidelines.
Contd...3/-
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at the consented capacity and comply
programme.
The unit shall provide adequate stack monitoring facilities in accordance with the
Emission Regulation (Part-Ill) published by CPCB to facilitate proper monitoring.
3. The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand
within 03 months:
Colour coding of pipelines in ETP as well as in Process,
Improve housekeeping and maintenance of the ETP yard,
Expansion of existing environmental laboratory,
Calibration of 'V' notch at the inlet & the outlet of the ETP,
Install dedicated energy meter,
(vii) Dispose sludge from SDBs in a scientific manner
1'
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
}
Dehradun
}
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
The Director,
aharanpur, UP
9. The Incharge, NGRBA Cell, CPCB
(J.S. Kamyo ra)
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III / 3 ui March 19, 2013
To
M/s Chandpur Enterprises Ltd
2nd km Stone, Chandpur Noorpur Road,
Chandpur, Distt. Bijnor,
Uttar Pradesh
5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board(CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation,
Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to any local or other Authority for the violation of
emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986
WHEREAS, M/s Chandpur Enterprises Ltd 2 nd km Stone, Chandpur Noorpur Road,
Chandpur, Distt. Bijnor, U.P. (hereafter referred to as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based
plant, engaged in the production of paper having installed capacity of 25 TPD using
waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on January 11,
2013 to verify the compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation, however, Aeration tank and Secondary clarifier of
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) were not functional
The Unit has no valid consent under Water & Air Act.
The ETP of the Unit having a capacity of 480kld and based on ASP comprises
Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and Sludge
drying beds.
Sample analysis of the treated effluent from ETP shows BOD- 164 mg/I; COD- 412
mg/I, and TSS- 164 mg/I which indicates non-compliance against the prescribed
effluent discharge standard of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively.
No active bio-mass was observed (MLSS-604 mg/I) during inspection indicating nonstabilization of the ETP.
The partially treated/ untreated effluent is being used for irrigation posing threat to
groundwater.
Contd...2/-
7.
The Sludge drying beds were completely filled and have no space to accommodate
additional sludge.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit is violating the prescribed
effluent discharge standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986, and the discharge of untreated/partially treated effluent has all possibility to
impact the groundwater quality.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and exercising powers
delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (comply CPCB) under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued for
compliance:
The Unit shall stop all the industrial/ manufacturing operations of the Unit-I and the
Unit-II with immediate effect till stabilization of ETPs to the satisfaction of CPCB.
After stabilization of ETPs, the Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for
resumption of industrial/ manufacturing operations.
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
: [With a request to ensure the compliance

of the above direction]

Lucknow-226010
3. The Director (CP Division)
4

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(J.S.Kamyotra)
Member Secretary
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March 19, 2013
UV
To
Ws Coral Newsprint Ltd.,
4 KM Stone, Delhi Road,
Gajraula - 244 223
Distt- Jyotiba Phule Nagar, UP
SHOW CAUSE NOTICE UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT, 1986
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests Govt. of India, vide notification
to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council Cantonment
WHEREAS, M/s Coral Newsprint Ltd., 4 KM Stone, Delhi Road, Gajraula, Distt- Jyotiba
Phule Nagar, UP (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing
Newsprint and Kraft grade paper using waste paper & used newspaper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on June 24, 2009 under
ESS programme and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation. One aerator of aeration tank was out of order and
Secondary clarifier was not in working condition.
ETP treated effluent of pH-7.27, TSS-172 mg/I, 800-143 mg/I and COD-331 mg/I was
being discharge into the drain which is used for irrigation purpose.
WHEREAS, CPCB asked UP Pollution Control Board vide letter dated October 08, 2009 to
take necessary action for compliance for the effluent discharge norms by the Unit and
forward action taken report to CPCB within 15 days.
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on January 10, 2013 for
compliance verification under NGRBA programme and made the following observations:
5.
The Unit is engaged in production of Newsprint and Kraft Paper using waste paper &
used newspaper as raw materials with an installed production capacity of 20 TPD. Unit
was in operation during inspection.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 22.5 m 3/ ton of paper.
Unit has installed water meter at bore well and V Notch at outlet of ETP but not at the
inlet.
ETP comprises of collection chamber, primary settling tank, aeration tank, secondary
clarifier and SDBs.
The ETP treated effluent had pH-7.18, BOD-211 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD-504 mg/I
(norms-250 mg/I), TSS-277 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in ASP was found 347 mg/I
during inspection. The Unit was found non Complying with the discharge norms.
Contd.2/-
During inspection the team observed that the wastewater was being discharged from
two outlet points, one outside the Unit's premises on land for irrigation and other one
within the premises on land for irrigation.
The Unit has 03 outlets-trifurcated for discharging effluent directly on land.
No Laboratory facility established.
Height of sludge drying beds were being increased as the same were full and were
about to overflow.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised the ETP
system, owing to which discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent is poses
threat to water quality of the surrounding environment;
1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down
until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so that the
Unit complies with the prescribed effluent discharge standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections Cif any) to the above
proposed direction within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which appropriate
action will be taken against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to
Picup Bhawan, 3'd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010

Lucknow-226010
3. The Advisor (CP Division)

Moradabad Distr., Uttar Pradesh
Che Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
ker
The Incharge NGRBA Division, CPCB
350(J.S. Kamyotra)
Member Secretary
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vs.C<A__
I Lk
By Speed Post
To
13(7
of
March 19, 2013
Ws Aroma Craft and Tissues Pvt. Ltd.,

Manglore-Jhabreda Road, Noorpur (v),
Mgt. Harldwar 249 406,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Aroma Craft and Tissues Pvt. Ltd., Manglore-Jhabreda Road, Noorpur (v),
Distt. Haridwar 249 406, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper
based plant producing Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material with a production
ETP comprised of Hill screen & Sedicell, Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration
tank, Secondary Clarifier and Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs).
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 11.23 m a/tone of production.
The analysis of treated effluent from ETP showed TSS-317mg/I, BOD-520 mg/I and COD
1709mgft; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge standards as
prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 784 mg/I indicating un-stabilisation of ETP system.
The aeration tank has been upgraded with installation of jet type aerators and
commissioned on November 30, 2012 and still under stabilization.
The Unit has procured pressure sand filter of designed flow rate 60 cum/hr for installation
for tertiary treatment system.
Contd...2/-
The Unit claimed to be operating on zero effluent discharge with recycle of effluents in
the process.
Analysis of effluent taken from recirculation line showed BOD-541 mg/I, COD-1910 mg/I,
TSS-1005 mg/I, which indicates possibility of reuse of effluent within the process.
shall report to CPCB within 15 days for verification.
3. The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed by
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letter dated 15.02.2013 was examined; and
The Unit was not in operation. The Unit informed to have closed their manufacturing
operation w.e.f 20.02.2013 in compliance of CPCB's direction dated 18.01.2013.
vide their letter dated 20.02.2013 which was received by RO, Roorkee, UEPPCB on
20.02.2013.
ETP of Unit comprises of hill screens, equalization tank, sedicell, primary clarifier,
aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sludge drying beds and pressure sand filter.
During the visit aeration tank was in operation. The aeration tank has been upgraded by
adding Jet aerators (8 no.) and surface aerators (3 no).
The log book reported about 600 m 3-700 m3 fresh water consumption per day.
Colour coding of pipelines is not completed.
'V notches are installed at the inlet and the outlet of the ETP.
The Unit has installed flow meter at the bore wells and maintained logbook for the same.
The treated wastewater is collected in a tank at Secondary Clarifier and recycled back in
the process at pulper.
The Unit has maintained logbook for the energy meter, treated discharge effluent, bore
well meter reading, chemical consumption and ETP Laboratory analysis report.
The Unit has a boiler of 10 TPH capacity. Emission from the boiler is emitted through
stack of height 100 ft equipped with Multi-cyclone & Wet scrubber as Air Pollution
Control Device. Bagasse/ Wood chips are used as fuel in boiler. Ladder & platform was
not as per the CPCB guidelines.
1. The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at consented capacity and comply
programme.
Contd...3/-
The Unit shall recycle and reuse the treated effluent to the maximum extent possible as
per the charter implementation programme.
within 03 months:
Calibrate the 'V' notches at the inlet & the outlet of the ETP,
Complete the colour coding of pipelines within the ETP and Process,
Install dedicated energy meter &
Install sludge handling system within the ETP
The unit shall provide adequate stack monitoring facilities in accordance with the
Emission Regulation (Part-Ill) published by CPCB to facilitate proper monitoring.
The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to CPCB & UEPPCB.
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
The Director,
aharanpur, UP
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(J.S. Kamyo ra)
Member Secretary
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March 19, 2013
To
M/s Ghaush Leather Finishers,

Bhal la Estate, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga Basin to assess the status of compliance to
pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during AugustSeptember 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Ghaush Leather Finisher, Bhalla state, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 5.8 (Std.: 6.5-9ft) Total
Cr: 52.9 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
WHEREAS, in view of the above, Directions/ Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, dated January 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Ghaush Leather Finishers, 131mila Estate, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit should not
be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification to the Directions/ Notice, with documentary proof
in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it
would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit
under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
Cont'd....

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WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated January 22,
2013 submitted the following:
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The Unit is upgrading the settling tank.

The Unit is engaged in processing of wet blue split leather (involving shaving, washing, fat
liquoring, drying and milling) so no hazardous waste is generated and hence not a member of
TSDF.
The Unit is applying for consents under the Water and Air Act every year.
AND WHEREAS, the chrome bearing shavings removed from wet blue splits is a hazardous waste,
and the sludge generated from treatment of chrome bearing wet blue split processing is also expected
to be hazardous:
NOW THEREFORE, in view of the reply submitted by the Unit and in exercise of the powers
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
following directions are issued to M/s Ghaush Leather Finishers, Bhalla Estate, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
I.
B.
To carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the
prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters.
To ensure compliance with provisions of Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 for storage and disposal of hazardous waste.
To ensure compliance of all shortcomings mentioned in the Directions/ Notice.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of the above directions within a period of 02 months and submit
status report against each direction immediately after achieving compliance.
Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof without
any further notice.
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8-A, National Highway
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Gujarat
Coral Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. , Morbi, Gujarat on 18 th July, 2012 to assess the compliance status of the
WHEREAS it was observed that cleaning of crude coal gas using wet scrubbing generates large quantity
of tar in the effluent besides the fugitive emissions.
WHEREAS it was observed that brownish colour water was found in the gas sealing water tank of the
unit. This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed properly has all the
potential of contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
WHEREAS it was observed that the scrubbed effluent after tar settling if not managed property and
allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and ground water.
WHEREAS It was observed that the unit has spray dryer which uses hot air generated by the air
heater/boiler. Cyclone and scrubber provided as Air Pollution Control devices (APCD) before the exhaust was
not performing effectively resulting in particulate matter emission as visually observed through the stack.
WHEREAS it was observed that the housekeeping was unsatisfactory as evident from improper solid
waste stacking and lack off proper approach roads within the premises etc.
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. 5.0.157(E)
of 27.02.1996 and 5.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified
under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as to comply
with consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or upgraded with high
efficiency particulate matter control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided in the kiln and
spray dryer.
7. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with Bank
Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 Lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
end.
of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were issued to the unit on 01/10/2012 stating ' The
unit can approach the State Pollution Control Board for obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for
pollution control and Environment Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control
measures are taken for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution
Control Board and consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat Pollution Control Board".
unit on 1/11/2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and observed that the unit had
not complied with the direction issued by CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from
WHEREAS no report on the compliance status was submitted by the unit.
WHEREAS to assess the compliance of the directions, team of officials of CPCB Z.O. Vadodara
inspected the unit during 01-03 November 2012 and found that the gasifier was in operation in violation of the
direction issued.
WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was issued to M/s Coral
Ceramic Pvt. Ltd. on December 28, 2012 for non-compliance of the directions issued and the unit was directed to
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions the unit submitted an undertaking vide letter dated 29th
January 2013, stating that the use of gasifier has been stopped and all connections removed from gasifier and the
unit switched over to LNG/PNG as a fuel. The unit also agreed to comply with the other conditions of the directions.
WHEREAS the unit was again inspected during February 8-9, 2013 jointly by team comprising official of
CPCB and Gujarat Pollution Control Board to assess the compliance status as submitted by the unit and observed
non-operation of the gasifier and the industrial operations and that the electricity was disconnected by M/s Paschim
Gujarat Vij Company Ltd (PGVCL) but the kiln and other operation were going on with the help of PNG and DG
Set.
WHEREAS the unit submitted clarification vide its letter dated 26/02/2013 informing that there was no
production during the inspection and only cooling process of kiln was on because it takes longer time to cool down,
and the unit was re-inspected by Z.O. Vadodara on 8/03/2013 and found the unit non-operational.
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Coral Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is
The unit shall submit an undertaking within a week to ensure that it will not operate the coal
gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions.
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each direction. In
case of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action as deemed fit under the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Same Kanthe Morbi, Dist. Rajkol
Gujarat

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Vadodara- 390023
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Director (CP)
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March 20, 2013
To
71h km, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur,
Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E)
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to issue
WHEREAS, M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd., (Unit-1), 7th km. Moradabad Road, Kashipur, U.S. Nagar,
Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is an agro & waste paper based engaged in
production of Semi-Kraft paper using 30-50% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and
50-70% waste paper as major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 65 TPD;
and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice for closure under section 5 of the (Environment)
Protection Act, 1986 to the Unit on 03.04.2012; and
WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 02.05.2012 and informed various pollution
control measures undertaken for water conservation, effluent reuse & recycle and ETP upgradation, namely, utilisation of treated effluent in decker shower, pulp dilution &
wastepaper slushing, establishment of laboratory facility and creation of environmental
management cell, etc. so as to enhance the ETP performance; and
WHEREAS, Pulp & Paper Mills Association, namely, Paper Unit Chapter of Kumaun
Garhwal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KGCCI) representing the Pulp & Paper
industries operating in Kashipur and Roorkee clusters expressed their commitment for
implementing the 'Charter on Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp & Paper
Industries in Ganga River Basin' during the meetings held on April 12, 2012 and a detailed
Implementation Programme (DIP) of the Charter was formulated in consultation with Central
Contd 2/-
Pulp & Paper Research Institute (CPPRI), Saharanpur, Uttarakhand Environment Protection
and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB), and Pulp & Paper Mills Associations in meetings
held on April 17, 2012 at CPPRI, Saharanpur and on April 24, 2012 at CPCB, Delhi; and
WHEREAS, during the meeting held on 29 th June, 2012 in CPCB, it was agreed that the
concerned Pulp & Paper industries located in the identified five clusters viz.; Kashipur and
Roorkee in Uttarakhand and Muzaffarnagar (Bhopa Road/ Jansath Road), Meerut (Village
Saini, Meerut-Mawana Road) and Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh will implement the Charter,
and the inspections of the participating Pulp & Paper units be carried out only for the
purpose of monitoring the progress of implementation of the Charter, however, the Pulp &
Paper units will have to comply with the prescribed effluent norms during the intervening
period; and
WHEREAS, the participating Pulp & Paper units were granted time upto December 31,
2012 to implement the action points of Charter, including augmentation & upgradation of
ETP, as per the detailed implementation programme; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12,
WHEREAS, UEPPCB issued directions on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the
Water Act to implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga
River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 18, 2012 under
the Charter Implementation programme in Pulp and paper industries and made the following
observations.
5.
The Unit and its ETP were found operational. The Unit is engaged in production of Semikraft paper using 30-50% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and 50-70% waste
paper as major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 65 TPD. However,
during inspection, the production capacity was 54 tpd.
The Unit's average fresh water consumption is 2039m 31day (33.5 m 3/MT of paper
produced) while the average wastewater discharge is about 946 ms/day.
Effluent Treatment Plant comprises of Equalization tank, Vibrating Screens, Sedicell,
Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank (diffused aeration system), Secondary Clarifier 18, 2 and
Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs).
SDBs were found damaged and completely filled with the sludge. Filtrate from sludge is
collected in Equalization Tank.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-110 mg/I (as against the norm
of 75 mg/I), BOD-67 mg/I (as against the norms of 30 mg/I) and COD 159mg/I (as against
the norm of 250 mg/I), colour-67 hazen( as against the norm of 500 mg/I), which indicates
non-compliance against the effluent discharge rnorms as prescribed under Charter.
Analysis of effluent from aeration tank of Activated Sludge Process (ASP) showed MLSS2786 mg/I and MLVSS-2321 mg/I.
Contd...3/-
10.
Treated effluent from ETP is partially recycled in the process and remaining discharged
into Dhandi nallah, which ultimately joins river Dhela.
The Unit was found discharging partially treated effluent from the ETP into Dhandi nallah.
The Unit has installed Common CRP for black liquor management (common for both M/s
The Unit proposal for installation of Multi grade sand filters for tertiary treatment is still not
started but informed to be completed by March 2013.
The Unit has established Laboratory and log book for wastewater analysis was available.
3.
by Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB), whichever
are stricter and shall inform CPCB within 15 days for further verification.
The Unit shall install tertiary treatment system, automation of ETP, dedicated energy
meter and proper sludge handling system etc before March 31, 2013 and shall also submit
a time bound programme for commissioning of belt press/ multistage vacuum drum
washing system as prescribed under the Charter
The Unit shall implement other action points of Charter as directed by UEPPCB.
constrained to initiate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Uttrakhand Environment Protection &
Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
Vibhuti Khand. Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226010

Contd.. 4/-
4 The Chairman,
5. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
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(J.S. Kamythra)
Member Secretary
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No. 6-31011 (BMW)/30/93/2013/HWMD/
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March
20, 2013
To
M/s S. S. Me al Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd.
Village Ma hivalaya, Raebareli Road,
Faizaba Uttar Pradesh.
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Biemedicat Waste (Management Et
Handling) Rules, 1998, and amendments thereof, (herein after referred as BMW Rules) under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of bio-medical waste without causing adverse
effect to human health and the environment; and
WHEREAS as per Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, "Bio-medical waste shall be treated and
disposed of in accordance with Schedule I, 11,111 Et IV and in compliance with the standards prescribed
in Schedule V"; and
WHEREAS as per Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates on requirement of segregation,
packaging, transportation and storage of bio-medical waste; and
WHEREAS as per Rule 11 (1) of the BMW Rules, "Every authorized person shall maintain
records related to the generation, collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal
and/ or any form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any guidelines
issued"; and
WHEREAS the Common Bio-medical Waste Treatment Facility (CBWTF) operated by M/s S. S.
Medical Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd., Village Mau Shivalaya, Raebareli Road, Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh has to
comply with the conditions stipulated in authorization granted by the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control
Board for collection, reception, storage, transportation, treatment and disposal of bio-medical waste
as required under the Rule 7 of the BMW Rules; and
WHEREAS the CBWTF operated by M/s S. S. Medical Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd., Village Mau
Shivalaya, Raebareli Road, Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh (the Unit) was inspected by the officials of
Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF) & Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on 25.03.2011 and
whereby violations of the provisions of the BMW Rules were observed and accordingly Show Cause
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 were issued to the Unit vide
Letter No. B-31011 (BMW) /30/93/HWMD/783-86 dated 11/05/2011 to submit a time bound action
plan against each observation along with a Bank Guarantee of 6 10.00 Lakhs (Rupees Ten Lakhs only)
in favour of CPCB; and
WHEREAS in compliance to the said directions, the Unit vide letter no.
SSMED/CBWTF/CPCB/2011/977 dated 03.06.2011, submitted time bound action plan against the
observations at St. No. (a) to (s) to the afore-said directions and the Unit did not submit the requisite
Bank Guarantee of 10.00 Lakhs (Rupees Ten Lakhs only) in favour of CPCB before 25 th June, 2011 as
committed in the aforesaid letter; and
Contd...2/-
C4 -
-2WHEREAS the Unit has submitted the Bank Guarantee of S 10.00 Lakhs (Rupees Ten Lakhs
only) in favour of CPCB with its validity upto 30/06/2012 and later extended the validity upto
31/03/2013 in compliance to the CPCB directions. Subsequently, confirmed directions under section
5 of the E (P) Act, 1986 were issued to the Unit vide letter no. B-31011(BMW)/30/93/HWMD/16204207 dated July 07, 2011 directing the Unit for compliance to the time bound action plan as
mentioned at SI. No. (a) to (p) of the said direction, by September 30, 2011; and
WHEREAS upon receipt of confirmation from the Unit vide letter dated 07.12.2011 w.r.t.
compliance to the afore-said directions, the Unit was again inspected on 09/03/2012 by the officials
of CPCB a UPPCB for verification of compliance to the directions and whereby observed that the Unit
is not complying with most of the CPCB directions and therefore the Unit was called for personal
hearing on 25/07/2012 at MoEF and the Unit granted extension of time upto September 2012 for
ensuring complete compliance to the CPCB directions; and
WHEREAS the Unit has submitted its request vide letter no. SSMED/CBWTF/CPCB/2012 dated
26/09/2012 for extension of time upto 25/11/2012 for complete compliance to the CPCB directions
and the request of the Unit was considered by the competent authority in CPCB and CPCB vide letter
dated November 05, 2012 communicated w.r.to the extension of time for complete compliance to
the directions by 30/11/2012; and
WHEREAS the Unit was again inspected jointly by jointly by a team comprising officials from
CPCB (HQ), ZO CPCB, Lucknow and Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board on 20/12/2012 to verify the
status of compliance to the CPCB Directions and whereby it was observed non-compliance to the said
directions including the following:
(viii)
Unit was not in operation for two days but continued to collect the bio-medical
waste from member HCFs without informing to UPPCB as required under the BMW
Rules;
Segregation of bio-medical waste is practiced within the Unit which is not permitted
as per BMW Rules;
The autoclave was not able to attain the desired operational parameters of the
autoclave as stipulated under the BMW rules;
The entire wastewater generated from the Unit is not conveyed to ETP for further
treatment so as to meet the discharge norms as per BMW Rules;
Deep burial of Bio-medical waste is practiced by the Unit;
Records as required under the BMW Rules was not maintained;
Negative draft measuring device is not attached to the incinerator primary chamber;
PPEs are not provided to the workers involved in handling of bio-medical waste.
WHEREAS the afore-said team also observed that (i) As against the total quantum of about
2094 kg of bio-medical waste (of two days) supposed to be lying in the Unit premises, only about
300-400 kg of waste was lying in the premises in the event of non-operation of the Unit (due to
failure of the ID fan) (ii) The Unit neither informed UPPCB regarding failure of the ID Fan nor
obtained approval for storage of waste for more than 48 hours as required under the BMW Rules,
which is serious violation of the BMW Rules; (iii) Unit is also involved in illegal dumping of biomedical waste collected from its member HCFs, at Nayi Basti at Girdh, Kotwali Nagar, Gonda which
is close to a Brick Kiln and Municipal Solid Waste disposal area; (iv) Waste are also burnt thereby
emanating smoke including toxic gases; (v) a private vehicle No. UP 43 T 4452 having daily waste
collection records of member HCFs pertaining to the Unit was indulging in illegal dumping of waste
and even some of the records are observed to be signed without making any entry with regard to the
category-wise waste collected, thus grossly violating the provisions of the BMW Rules;
Contd...3/-
WHEREAS the Central Government vide notification 5.0. 730 (E) dated July 10, 2002, has
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local, or any
other authority for the violation of the standards and rules relating to bio-medical waste notified
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof.; and
Now, therefore, in view of the findings as mentioned in earlier paras and in exercise of the
powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
notice is served herewith to the Unit to show cause within fifteen days, why the Unit should not be
closed as it is not complying to the stipulated norms and the CPCB directions issued under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 vide letter dated July 07, 2011.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your reply to the above directions within fifteen
days from the date of issuance of this show cause notice, failing which CPCB will be constrained to
take action against your Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy for information to
Ministry of Environment Et Forests,
Member Secretary
IIIrd Floor, PICUP Bhawan
For kind information B ensure that the afore-said

Unit to comply with these directions within the
stipulated time period.
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WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara
inspected Ws Metro Ceramics Pvt. Ltd , Morbi, Gujarat on
July, 2012 to assess the
compliance status of the environmental pollution .
le
WHEREAS it was observed that the coal gasification technology adopted by the unit is
outdated and the environmental pollution control measures inadequate, therefore, there is
possibility of water, land and air contamination due to operation of these gasifiers.
WHEREAS it was observed that cleaning of crude coal gas using wet scrubbing
generates large quantity of tar in the effluent besides the fugitive emissions.
WHEREAS it was observed that brownish colour water was found in the gas sealing
water tank of the unit. This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not
managed properly has all the potential to contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
WHEREAS it was observed that the scrubbed effluent after tar settling if not managed
property and allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and
ground water.
WHEREAS it was observed that foul smell and leakages were found from gasifier and
overall working condition was very poor.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has spray dryer which uses hot air generated
by the air heater/boiler. Cyclone and scrubber provided as Air Pollution Control devices (APCD)
before the exhaust was not performing effectively resulting in particulate matter emission as
visually observed through the stack.
WHEREAS it was observed that monitoring of stack emission could not be conducted as
monitoring provision does not exist in the unit.
WHEREAS it was observed that the housekeeping was unsatisfactory as evident from
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WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification
No. S.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 and 8.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers
vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any
other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
WHEREAS, in exercise of powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board following directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, were
issued to the unit on 23/08/2012.
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so as
to comply with consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
The unit should switch over to LNG as fuel with immediate effect as per consent
conditions.
The accumulated scrubbed water (Brownish Wastewater) from the unit should be
disposed in environmentally sound manner i.e. sending to incinerator along with other
contaminated materials.
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or upgraded with
high efficiency particulate matter control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided in the
kiln and spray dryer.
Solid Waste should be properly disposed in a secured landfill site to avoid haphazard
disposal.
Housekeeping inside the premises should be improved especially in the raw material
handling area.
Green belt development around the unit should be initiated.
9. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with
Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 /- lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
WHEREAS, the unit vide its letter dated 08.09.2012 informed of the actions
taken/proposed.
The unit is in consultation and negotiation with Gujarat Pollution Control Board for
grant of Consent Conditions & Authorization as per norms.
The unit is applying for Consent Conditions & Authorization application with the
membership of Transport, Storage & Disposal Facility (TSDF )for total disposal of
wastewater and coal tar at their end.
4 The unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions
given by GPCB/CPCB and have requested not to dismantle their gasifiers.
C. The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/lacs as asked stating that they are Small Scale industry.
4. The unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology
with modifications to comply with the directions.
WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers vested
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were issued to the
unit on 01/10/2012 stating ' The unit can approach the State Pollution Control Board for
obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for pollution control and Environment
Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control measures are taken
for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of Gujarat Pollution Control
Board and consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat Pollution Control Board".
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office,
Vadodara inspected your unit on 02/11/2012 to assess the Compliance status of the
environmental pollution and observed that the unit had not complied with the direction issued by
CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from Gujarat Pollution Control
Board.
WHEREAS based on the inspection made by CPCB, the unit was directed to ensure that
the gasifier are operated only after obtaining due consent from Gujarat SPCB besides
compliance with other points as listed in the directions dated 30.11.2012 and submit the
compliance report to CPCB by 12.12.2012.
WHEREAS the compliance status has been submitted by the unit saying that they have
closed the operation of gasifier and will start operation only after getting consent from State
WHEREAS to assess the compliance of the directions, team of officials of CPCB
Vadodara inspected the unit on February 08, 2013 and found that the gasifier was in operation
in violation of the direction issued.
WHEREAS in view of the observations of the inspecting team, closure direction was
issued to M/s Metro Ceramics Pa Ltd on March 07, 2013 for non-compliance of the directions
issued and the unit was directed to close all its operation with immediate effect.
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions the unit submitted an undertaking
stating the unit is complying with CPCB directions and have closed the operation of gasifir and
started using LNG as a fuel.
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on 26/04/2013 to assess the compliance status by
officers of Zonal office Vadodara and the inspecting team observed that the unit and gasifier
were non-operational and that the electricity connection was disconnected by the Electricity
department.
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Metro
Ceramics Pvt. Ltd is permitted to operate with the following conditions
The unit shall submit an undertaking within a week to ensure that unit will not operate
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions,
issued vide letter, dated 23.08.2012.
3. The unit shall dismantle/remove the coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a
month.
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tt
4. The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5.00/- lacs within 15 days to
ensure the compliance of the directions
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of
each direction. In case of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future,
Action as deemed fit under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Superintendant Engineer Electricity

Nr. New Palace,
Nr. L.E. Engineering College
Gujarat

Supply
1n-charge & Zonal Officer (West)

Vadodara- 390023
5.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
: for information please.
(Member cretary)
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-11
_202
March 21, 2013
To,
The Unit cad
M/s B ak Valley Cements Ltd.,
dra Nagar,
ombasti, Badarpurghat
istt-Karimganj,
Assam- 788 803
61,teky.")
LM
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Notice thereof
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Shillong inspected
M/s Barak valley Cements, on November 20-21, 2012 to assess the status of compliance to pollution
control norms;
WHEREAS, inspecting team observed that M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd, has not installed stack for
and thus causing air pollution.
dispersion of pollutants from new cement
WHEREAS, the unit has not submitted environmental statement to Pollution Control Board, Assam as
per provisions of the Environment Protection Act, 1986
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. 0.
157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the powers vested under Section
5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board,
to issue any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the
standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
Now, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising the powers delegated to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served
herewith to M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd. to show cause, why M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd..
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your observations, if any to the proposed directions within
30 days from the issue of notice, failing which, the Board will be constrained to take action for closure
of the plant under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I .
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Assam Pollution Control Board
Bamunimaidan
Guwahati 781 021, Assam
The Incharge
Shillong Zonal Office
TUM- SIR, Lower Motinagar,
Near Fire Brigade H.Q.
Shillong 793014
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
5.
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
kliS 4
(Ajay Tyagi)
No. B-31011 (BMW)/30/93/HWMDI

To
Re_gistered-Post
27
March 25, 2013
M/s dical Pollution Control Committee,

244, Mandawar Village,
Plot
Roorkee hsil
Distt.- Hari ar,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS the Central Government has notified the Bio-medical Waste (Management a Handling)
Rules, 1998, and amendments made thereof, (herein after referred as BMW Rules) under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, for safe disposal of bio-medical waste without causing adverse effect to human
health and the environment.;
WHEREAS as per Rule 5 (1) of the BMW Rules, "bio-medical waste shall be treated and disposed off
in accordance with Schedule I, 11,111 a IV and in compliance with the standards prescribed in Schedule V";
WHEREAS Rule 6 of the BMW Rules stipulates requirement of segregation, packaging,
transportation and storage of bio-medical waste;
form of handling of bio-medical waste in accordance with these rules and any guidelines issued.";
M/s Medical Pollution Control Committee, Plot No. - 244, Village - Mandawar, Tehsil - Roorkee, Distt.Haridwar, Uttarakhand has to comply with the conditions stipulated in authorization granted by the
Uttarakhand Environment Protection a Pollution Control Board for collection, reception, storage,
transportation, treatment and disposal of bio-medical waste as required under Rule 7 of the BMW Rules;
M/s Medical Pollution Control Committee, Plot No. - 244, Village - Mandawar, Tehsil - Roorkee,
Distt.- Haridwar, Uttarakhand (the Unit) was inspected on 10/09/2012 jointly by a team comprising
officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) a Uttarakhand Environment Protection a Pollution
Control Board (UEPPCB) and violations of the provisions of the BMW Rules were observed and accordingly
show-cause notice under section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act was issued to the Unit vide letter No.
B-31011/30/93/ HWMD/3980-83 dated 02/11/2012 directing the Unit to submit a time bound action plan
against each observation stipulated in the afore-said Direction along with a Bank Guarantee of
10.00
Lakhs (Ten Lakhs) in favour of CPCB; and
WHEREAS in compliance to the said directions, the Unit vide letter no. Nil dated 06/12/2012
submitted point-wise reply and time bound action plan along with the Bank Guarantee of t Ten (10.00)
Lakhs in favour of CPCB with validity upto 05/06/2013;
Contd.2/-
Ic?
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

1986 following directions are issued:
vested under Section
of the Environment (Protection) Act,
That the Unit shall complete installation of (i) mechanical waste feeding system;
(ii) Programmable Logical Control (PLC) based interlocking system for waste feeding system
for recording & printing of operational parameters of incinerator as well as stack gas
temperature after scrubbing; (iii) devices for measuring negative draft in primary chamber, air
flow rate with the primary and secondary chamber of the incinerator and pressure drop across
venturi scrubber as per CPCB guidelines, by May 15, 2013;
That the incinerator is operated in accordance with the operating standards as stipulated
under Schedule V of the BMW Rules and as per CPCB guidelines and records maintained with
regard to the operational parameters of incinerator with immediate effect and submitted to
CPCB and UEPPCB once in a month;
That the incinerator is operated by skilled manpower ensuring the wastes are charged into the
incinerator only after attainment of proper temperature with immediate effect to avoid black
smoke emission soot from the stack;
That the Unit shall ensure maintenance of adequate draft in the incinerator chamber to
control fugitive emission as per CPCB guidelines with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall take corrective measures so as to avoid recurrence of incidence of venting
out smoky particles in the stack emission with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall provide stack monitoring provision such as platform, port hole Et ladder
etc. as per Emission Regulations, Part - 3 (COINDS/20/1984-85 of the CPCBs guidelines
by April 30, 2013;
That the Unit shall procure and install a flue gas analyzer by April 30, 2013 for regular
monitoring of CO, 02 & CO2 level in the stack gases during incineration operation & the
records maintained as per CPCB guidelines;
That the Unit shall complete installation of (i) mechanical feeding system attached with the
autoclave for unloading and loading of waste and (ii) Automatic recording system for recording
operational parameters such as temperature, pressure, date, batch number and start and end
of sterilization of the autoclave by April 30, 2013 and maintain records in accordance with
the provisions of the BMW Rules;
1) That the Unit shall conduct Validation Test (spore test once in three months & strip test for
every batch) in accordance with the BMW Rules with immediate effect to assess efficacy of
the autoclave Et daily records shall be maintained;
That the Unit shall ensure regular operation of the existing shredder as per CPCB guidelines Et
maintain records pertaining to operation of shredder for treatment of bio-medical waste in
accordance with the provisions of BMW Rules and CPCB guidelines by April 30, 2013;
The Unit shall carryout random checks once in a month prior to acceptance of waste from the
member HCFs and the list of HCFs not segregating the wastes in accordance with the BMW
Rules shall be submitted to CPCB Et UEPPCB once in a month;
I)
That the Unit shall augment the existing Effluent Treatment Plant by April 30, 2013 and shall
install measuring devices such as flow meter at inlet & outlet of ETP to estimate wastewater Et
energy meter to estimate energy consumption and pH meter at outlet of ETP for recording pH
of the treated waste water;
Contd.3/-
IL
That the Unit shall complete provision for separate rooms as per CPCB guidelines for each
treatment equipment such as incinerator, autoclave & shredder as required under CPCB
guidelines by April 15, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure provision for designated colour coding bins for storage of
categorized waste as well as bio-hazard symbol for untreated waste in storage room as per
BMW Rules with immediate effect;
That the vehicles used for collection & transportation of bio-medical waste shall be labeled
with biohazard symbol as per Schedule-Ill of the BMW Rules and specified colour coded
of the BMW Rules with
barrels/drums be provided for collecting BMW as per schedule
immediate effect;
That the Unit shall make provision for sharp-pit / encapsulation facility for disposal of treated
sharp wastes and pit of adequate size for storage of incineration ash by April 30, 2013 or
ensure disposal of the incineration ash through nearby TSDF located in the State, by April 30,
2013;
That the plastic waste after ensuring treatment followed by shredder shall be sold only to the
recyclers registered by UEPPCB or any other SPCB/PCC, with immediate effect and records
in this regard shall be maintained;
That the log book and records pertaining to bio-medical waste treatment shall be maintained
as per the provision of BMW Rules & CPCB guidelines, with immediate effect;
That the Unit shall complete provisions of acoustic enclosure as well as stack of adequate
height with the DG Set installed in the facility, as per DG Set norms notified under E (P) Act,
1986, by April 30, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure availability of skilled man power for handling of bio-medical waste
and necessary PPEs for the waste handlers as per CPCB guidelines, by April 30, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure availability of i) Proper fire fighting facilities and control equipment
such as fire extinguisher and fire alarm etc. at all salient points in the facility as per CPCB
guidelines, by April 30, 2013;
That the Unit shall ensure proper approach road to the CBWTF for easy transportation &
handling of bio-medical waste during rainy season, by July 15, 2013.
That the Unit shall complete the entire time bound action plan mentioned in paras (a) to (v)
above, by July 31, 2013 and upon compliance of each activity, the Unit shall submit
photographs/relevant documents/reports as a proof of compliance made to the above directions, to CPCB
& CEPPCB. In case the Unit fails to comply with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate
proceedings against the Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
amendments made thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd.4/-
t R

Joint Secretary, F1SM Division
Member Secretary
Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution
Control Board,
E - 115, Nehru Colony,
DEHARADUN, UTTARANCHAL
for information & ensure the afore-said

CBWTF operator to comply with these
directions within the stipulated time
period.
Zonal Officer
Vibhuti Khand, Gomtl Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010, UP
Branch Manager,
Punjab National Bank,
Sarai Maswanpur,
Kanpur Nagar
UP
for information & further necessary

action till further orders from CPCB.
5. PS to 'MS'
I/c ESS Division
7. I/c IT Division
: for information & record.

: for information & necessary action.
(May Tyagi)
By Speed Post
March 26, 2013
To
M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-2),
Waste Paper based Unit,
Moradabad Road,
Kashipur,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-2), Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is a waste paper based plant producing Kraft
Paper using waste paper as major raw materials; and
Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries located in Ganga
catchment; and
the Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the
The Unit was found non-operational. The Unit's representative informed that due to nonavailability of consent Unit was not operational.
The inspection team observed that steam was being released at the boundary wall of the
Unit. Raw materials, end products were also observed which indicates that the Unit was
under operational condition.
Contd...2/-
3. The Unit does not have adequate Effluent Treatment System nor any plan for effluent
management through recycling & reuse.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit does not have adequate Effluent
Treatment system and progress of charter implementation programme is non
satisfactory, owing to which, any operation of the Unit would result in discharge of
untreated effluent which would pose potential threat to water quality of river Dhela and
to the surrounding environment;
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation and report the compliance to
CPCB immediately.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the adequate ETP system and report to CPCB for
verification.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:

Dehradun

Lucknow-226010

The Chairman,
5. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
(J.S. Kam
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
March 26, 2013
To
M/s Naini Papers Limited,
KM Stone, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur, Uttrakhand-244713

WHEREAS, M/s Naini Papers Limited, 7' h KM Stone, Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Uttrakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is paper industry producing Writing & Printing
Paper using agro waste (Wheat Straw and Bagasse) as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(i) (b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
12, 2012 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) for
and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
(i)
(H)
Install proper solid/fibre collection system near vibro screen.

Take preventive measures to avoid water logging near raw material area.
compliance verification under NGRBA programme and observed the following:
1
2
The Unit was found operational.

ETP treated effluent analysis showed BOD-31 mg/I, COD-122 mg/I, and TSS-35 mg/I.
Contd...2/-
1:u'. b
3 The Unit has installed chemical recovery plant (CRP) for black liquor management. The
CRP of the Unit is also shared for the treatment of black liquor generated from M/s Naini
Tissues Ltd and the Unit informed that the same is mentioned in the consent order
issued by UEPPCB to M/s Naini Tissue Ltd vide letter dated 27.02.2012.
under the programme "Implementation of Charter in Pulp and paper industries"and made the
TPD. During inspection, the unit was found operational.
The Unit has four bore wells and electronic water meter was found installed.
Average water consumption is 5714 m 3/day at a rate of 56.18 m 3/ton. About 3686
m3/day of wastewater is generated. During the inspection, discharge rate was 4210
m3/day.
Hill screen is installed for fibre recovery before the implementation of the charter.
High pressure shower of dia-0.5mm and low pressure showers of dia 0.8 mm are
installed.
Oxygen Delignification Plant, ECF Bleaching and Chemical Recovery Plant were
already installed. Chlorine consumption reduced to 30-35 96, COD load reduced to 3035 %, colour of effluent reduced to 15-20% by Oxygen Delignification.
ETP comprised of Equalization clarifier, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary
clarifier, tertiary clari-floculator, decanter (for dewatering of ETP sludge) and pressure
sand filter.
ETP was labelled and color coding of the pipelines were done.
V notch is installed at the outlet of the ETP.
ETP treated effluent showed ph-7.6, BOD-05.0 mg/I, COD- 81.0 mg/I, TSS- 60 mg/I and
color-100 hazen (norms-250 hazen). MLSS was found 4032 mg/I during inspection.
Records are maintained for energy consumption, water consumption, wastewater
Fibre collection near vibro screen is systematic and the Unit has complied with the
CPCB earlier directions.
Established Laboratory facility and environment management cell.
The Unit has completed the Charter implementation programme.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid direction issued to the Unit vide letter
dated 10.08.2010 under section 5 of the E(P)Act, 1986 is hereby revoked.
In case of default in compliance with the prescribed standards as notified under the
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, CPCB will be constrained to initiate appropriate
actions against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with provisions of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
N
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun, UK
Contd 3/-

Lucknow-226010

4. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
(J.S. myo )
Member Secretary
100
By Soeed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III/
3 c \0
\_,
March 26, 2013
To
M/s Shree Ramchander Straw Products Ltd.,
Village-Vijaypur Teh-Bilari,
Moradabad, UP
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
to issue direction to any Industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment
2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (hereinafter referred as 'UPPCB') for
Basin", and
WHEREAS, UPPCB issued direction under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 to M/s Shree
Ramchandra Products Ltd., Moradabad, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Untflon 13.08.2012
for implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and
Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin"; and
WHEREAS, the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) inspected the Unit on
December 06, 2012 and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation with an installed capacity of 50 TPD Semi Kraft Paper. The
Unit claims to be on zero effluent discharge.
The ETP comprises of equalisation tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank secondary
clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs).
ETP treated effluent after secondary clarifier was found having pH-5.48, BOD-2330
mg/I, COD- 4241 mg/I, SS- 219 mg/I. No active bio-mass was observed (MLSS-450
mg/I and MLVSS-316 mg/I) during inspection indicating non-stabilisation of the
operation of aeration tank.
Unit informed that the treated effluent is reused within the process.
Installation of pumps for taking sludge drying bed filtrate to equalisation tank was under
construction and the sludge pump for recycling secondary clarifier sludge to aeration
tank was not in operation.
No 'V Notch installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP but Unit informed to install it by
December 10, 2012.
Contd...2/-
7:4 c3
Unit has 08 digesters each with capacity of 40 m and which as per the Unit
representative are used for steam cooking of KCB pulp (T-100C; P-3-3.5 Kg/cm , RT24 hr and 08 m of water) and no chemical is used in the digesters.
Spillages from the digesters were collected and analysed which showed pH-5.16,
BOD-16200 mg/I, COD- 24820 mg/I, SS- 52.0 mg/I & colour-6667 hazen. This high
BOD and COD effluent is sent to ETP.
Filtrate from Sludge Drying Beds is discharged to the Ariel river and sample analysis of
the filtrate showed pH-5.82, BOD-4440 mg/I, COD- 6225 mg/I, SS- 503.0 mg/I and
clour-250 hazen.
9.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised their ETP
system and progress of charter Implementation programme Is unsatisfactory, owing
to which discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent is posing threat to water
quality of river Ariel and to the surrounding environment;
1986, following directions are issued for compliance:
1.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations till compliance of the
following pollution control measures are taken:
The Unit shall commission and stablise the ETP so as to comply with the effluent
discharge norms prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
The Unit shall dismantle chemical facilities namely digesters, blown tank, pulp washing
line etc from the Unit premises.
The Unit shall dismantle all the bypass lines and storage lagoons immediately.
The Unit shall comply with the direction of Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
(UPPCB) issued on 13.08.2012 under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 for
implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution in Pulp and Paper
2.
The Unit shall report to CPCB regarding closure of manufacturing operations in

compliance of the above directions immediately on receipt of this directions
accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
PICUP Bhawan,
Lucknow
Lucknow-226010
}With a request to ensure the compliance of

the above directions]
Contd...3/-
2.4
5).
7).

The Chairman,
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
(J.S. Kamiotri)
Member Secretary
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI /2011-12
To
March 28, 2013

513
51
111/s Haque Tanners,

97-A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Haque Tanners, 97-A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
Cr: 10.4 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that the Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully
utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PEW) and
Log book for water consumption and waste water discharge was not maintained.
Raw hide procuremeth and chemical procurement records could not be produced by the Unit.
Cont'd...
Act, 1986 dated January 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Haque Tanners, 97-A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit should not be closed
down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims made,
within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing which it would be presumed
that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the provision of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated January
24, 2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of the inspecting team and
requested for time to complete the actions required to achieve compliance of the prescribed norms and
other short-comings observed;
The repairing of the settling tank and improvement in Chrome Recovery Unit (CRU)/ Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) to achieve the norms has been initiated.
The Unit is processing 35 hides/ day and will not exceed this permitted processing capacity.
The Unit will segregate effluent stream containing high TDS, generated from soaking process
and install evaporation based system for recovery of salt.
The Unit is storing hazardous waste (sludge) under a shed.
The Unit is maintaining log book for water consumption and wastewater discharged
(Documentary proof provided).
The Unit will maintain record of the raw hides and chemicals procured.
The Unit is operating with Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling
and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 (provided copy of UPPCB Authorization letter
dated 18.10.2012).
following directions are issued to M/s Haque Tanners, 97-A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
I. To carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the
prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s design inlet parameters.
To ensure segregation of pickle liquor and provide facility for recovery of salt from both soak
and pickle liquor.
To attain compliance of effluent discharge standard/ limit prescribed by UPPCB in the
Consent conditions..
To ensure compliance of all shortcomings mentioned in the Directions/ Notice dated January
1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan, COO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
AD & lncharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
571/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
lie - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi


(Member ecret )
Regd. Post
March 28, 2013

12---C2-)
To
Gujrat Tanners,
104/90-A, Plot No. 369-370,
Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

WHEREAS, M/s Gujrat Tanners, 104/90-A, Plot No. 369-370, Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
9.53 (Std.: 63-9.0) and Total Cr: 11 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that the Chrome
The effluent discharge (25 m 3/ day for Permitted processing capacity: 30 hides/ day / 0.75
V.
Act, 1986, dated January 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Gujrat Tanners, 104/90-A, Plot No. 369-370,
Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause
why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof
in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice
failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated
against the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments
thereof;
Cont'd....
ki el 8,
AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated nil,
received in CPCB on January 18/21, 2013 submitted the following:
The settling tank is working properly.

The Unit will ensure compliance of effluent discharge limit of 25 m 3/ day specified by
UPPCB for permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day / 0.75 tonnes/ day.
Salt from hides is removed through manual desalting to ensure proper soaking.
The Unit is a member of the TSDF for disposal of hazardous waste valid till June 6, 2013.
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
following directions are issued to M/s Gujrat Tanners, 104/90-A, Plot No. 369-370, Sanjay Nagar
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
V.
prescribed primary treatment standards / CETP s design inlet parameters.
To ensure segregation of effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
pickling processes and adopt evaporation based system for recovery of salt
To attain compliance of effluent discharge standards/ limit prescribed by UPPCB in the
Consent conditions.
To obtain Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary
Movement) Rules, 2008 from UPPCB for storage and disposal of Hazardous waste.
I, 2013.
any further notice.
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
2. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,New Delhi-110 003
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
AD & Incharge,
(4k
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5. I/c - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi

6. I/c- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Membe
ry
egd. Post

To
M/s Indian Tanning Industry,

Uttar Pradesh
March 26, 2013
Alva 5

WHEREAS, M/s Indian Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Cr.: 13.1 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
6 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Chairman, CPCB vide letter dated February 1,
2013 issued Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to M/s Indian
Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh directing the Unit to show cause
amendments thereof;
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, no reply/ clarification from M/s Indian Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh to the above mentioned Notice received in this office within the stipulated
time;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit M/s Indian Tanning Industry, 150 feet Road Jajmau,
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
: with the request to ensure closure

and submit action taken report
within 30 days.
Kanpur, U.P.
:with the request to take necessary action
Chief Engineer,
Kesco House, Kanpur
:with the request to disconnect electricity supply
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
5. Zonal Officer (North),

Lucknow - 226 010
:for follow up please
l/c NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
Q3')
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Islam Tanners/ 2012-13
March 26, 2013

Nycit.5
To
M/s Islam Tanners,
93/79-C, 150 Ft. Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur

pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during November
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Islam Tanners, 93/79-C, 150 Ft. Road, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred to as
Unit) was inspected on Noveniber 29, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur
mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully utilized,
Sludge drying beds were found filled with sludge.
157 of 27.02,1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Islam Tanners, 93/79-C, 150 Ft. Road, Jajmau,
with the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards and to rectify the other
Cont'd....
-2The compliance report of the above directions shall be submitted to the Central Pollution Control
Unit under provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010 .
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010 '
on\
/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
I/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Me "ier S etary)
Regd. Post /
sotv
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Navratan Industries/ 2012-13

To
VI/
March 26, 2013
A pat 5
M/s Navratan Industries,

532, 150 Feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Navratan Industries, 532, 150 Feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred to as
Unit) was inspected on November 29, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
12.47 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 660 mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr.: 2.59 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I).
Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was found non-operational.
standards under the Environnient (Protection) Rules, 1986;
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Navratan Industries, 532, 150 Feet Road, Jajmau,
with the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards and to rectify the other
Cont'd....
(Aj ay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
AD & Incharge,
Ground Floor, PICUP. Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
- ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

cV\
0-c
SSUL
(Membeetary)
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Top Tanners/ 2012-13
Regd. Post
,
,
March 26, 2013

A109,2i
To
M/s Top Tanners,
406/377-A, Gajjupurwa,
Asharfabad, Jajmau; Kanpur
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Top Tanners, 406/377-A, Gajjupurwa, Asharfabad, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter
referred to as Unit) was inspMed on November 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
6.5-9.0), TSS: 2178 mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr: 103 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicate
that high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and overall
Condition of settling tank indicated its improper operation and maintenance.
Sludge drying beds were filled with sludge which indicated irregular removal and disposal of
sludge. Fleshings were also stored in sludge drying beds. Chrome bearing solid waste
(shavings and trimmings) and chemical containers and bags were kept in open.
Cont'd...
-2WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification S.O.
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the non-compliance of CETP inlet quality (primary treatment)
standards and other short-comings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under the Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Top Tanners, 406/377-A, Gajjupurwa, Asharfabad,
Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under provisions of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
vVI/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
I/c - IT Division, CPCB , Delhi
I/c- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
rt
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Greater Arafat Tanners/ 2012-13 -
To

M/s Greater Arafat Tanners (P) Ltd.,
12-C, New Jajmau Road, Kanpur
March 26, 2013

RIAU 5
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act_1986

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Greater Arafat Tanners (P) Ltd., 12-C, New Jajmau Road, Kanpur (hereafter
referred to as Unit) was inspected on November 29, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 2.30
mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1). Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was found non-operational.
Multiple outlets for discharge of effluent were observed in the ETP system.
Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
standards under the Environnient (Protection) Rules, 1986;
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Greater Arafat Tanners (P) Ltd., 12-C, New
Jajmau Road, Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system
so as to comply with the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards and to rectify
the other shortcomings withia period of three months.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003 "
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
0!"1/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
1/c - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
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PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Nisar Sons/ 2012-13

To
M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lari Leather Finishers),

166, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur
March 26, 2013
fliout5

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lari Leather Finishers), 166, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur
(hereafter referred to as Unit) was inspected on November 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the
mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicate that high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent
Housekeeping was unsatisfactory. Chemical containers and bags were kept in open.
process and hazardous waste handling data) not provided
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lad Leather Finishers), 166,
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed
down.
Cont'd...
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ce-mail : cpcb@nic.in tWitd/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
tma
-2The Unit is directed to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Ministry of Environnient & Forests
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
4,.I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
5. I/c - IT Division, CPCB , Delhi
`.,\ 6. I/c- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Mem
e e ary)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Roshan Leather Industries/2012-13
March 26, 2013
Almat 5
To
M/s Roshan Leather Industries,
9-10, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Roshan Leather Industries, 9-10, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred to
as Unit) was inspected on 'November 26, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
6.5-9.0) and TSS: 1147 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/1) which indicate that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
Housekeeping was unsatisfactory.
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Roshan Leather Industries, 9-10, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to carry out improvement in the primary treatment system so as
to comply with the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards and to rectify the
other shortcomings within a period of three months.
Cont'd....
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomfi Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
JZI/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
6. l/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member
ry
'01
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Naaz Leather Finishers/2012-13
To
March 26, 2013

*tit 5
M/s Naaz Leather Finishers,

14-A, 150 Feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Naas Leather Finishers, 14-A, 150 Feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred to
as Unit) was inspected on November 29, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr (2
mg/I): 31 mg/I (at PETP outlet) and 287 mg/I (CRP overflow discharged to CETP drain).
Sludge accumulation observed in the settling tank and sludge drying beds which indicated
improper operation of PETP.
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Naaz Leather Finishers, 14-A, 150 Feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur is hereby directed to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down.
Cont'd...
-2The Unit is directed to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Ground Floor, PICUP. Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
I/c - IT Division, CPCB , Delhi
tA
(Memb ecre ary)
Regd. Poi
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI /2011-12
March 28, 2013
1")
To
MALL 5
M/s Farhat Jabee ki Tannery,

175/158, B-4, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Farhat Jabee ki Tannery,175/158, B-4, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Cr: 36.2 (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicates that the Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
The effluent discharge (113.5 m3/ day for Permitted processing capacity: 100 hides/ day / 2.5
Act, 1986, dated January 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Farhat Jabee ki Tannery, 175/158, B-4,
Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why
the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in
support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing
which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the
Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
Cont' d....
-2AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated nil,
received in CPCB on January 18, 2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of
the inspecting team and also requested for time to complete the actions required to achieve
compliance of the prescribed norms and other short-comings observed:
The Unit is ensuring high uptake of chromium during leather tanning, and optimized dosing
system to attain maximum chrome recovery in the Chrome Recovery Plant to attain
compliance of PETP outlet/ CETP inlet norms for Total Cr. (2 mg/1).
The improvement in settling tank is in progress and will be completed by January 25, 2013.
The Unit will discharge 80 m 3/ day of effluent to the CETP as permitted.
The Unit will provide segregation and evaporation system for soaking liquor and reuse and
recycling system for pickling liquor, within a month.
The shed structure system is provided to cover sludge drying beds during rainy season.
The Unit is running on job work basis.
following directions are issued to M/s Farhat Jabee ki Tannery, 175/158, B-4, Burhiaghat, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
Consent granted under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
To provide safe facility for storage of dried sludge removed from sludge drying beds before
its disposal to TSDF as well, in accordance with provision of Hazardous Waste
(Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2008.
1, 2013.
Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof without
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010

(MemberS.cl
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WV131 Hi,tuf
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BY REGISTERED AD
April 02, 2013
B-33014/7/2009/PCI-II/
M/s. Bhushan P er & Steel Limited
Village T
oloi, Lapanga
Ren 1, Sanbhalpur, Orissa- 768232
WHEREAS, a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office (Eastern), Kolkata
carried out inspection of your unit under ESS program on November 30, 2012;
WHEREAS, particulate matter emissions in DRI kiln 2 & 3 were found to be 491 mg/Nm 3 and 66 mg/Nm3
respectively, exceeding the consented limit of 50 mg/Nm 3 . High emissions were observed from stack of
130 MW power plant and SMS plant;
WHEREAS, fugitive emissions were observed during loading- unloading operations and vehicular
movements;
WHEREAS, bag filter of flyash silo of 130 MW power plant was defunct and causing fugitive emissions,
and the length of the ash conveying telescopic chute was inadequate;
WHEREAS, DRI rejects were dumped unscientifically resulting in spillage;
WHEREAS, it is mandatory on part of the industry to adequately control the emissions and to conform to
the standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and to comply with the Consent
conditions issued under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981;
WHEREAS, the observations during inspection mentioned above clearly indicate that the unit was not
conforming to the standards, notified vide Notification No. G.S.R. 414(E), dated the 30 th May 2008 under
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 thereby violating the notified standards;
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No.
S.0.157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under
Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the
standards and the rules notified under the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of The Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 the following Directions are issued for compliance:
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: cpcb@nic.in N-RT4z/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
The unit shall take necessary measures to achieve the standards notified vide Notification No. G.S.R.
414 (E), dated the 30th May 2008 under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for Sponge Iron Industry.
The unit shall take initiative to control fugitive emissions in the premises especially during ash handling &
vehicular movement.
The unit shall install and operate permanent high pressure water sprinklers.
The unit shall properly demarcate solid waste storage/ dumping place.
The unit shall upgrade stack monitoring facilities of stack attached to SMS section.
The unit shall submit a time bound action plan along with bank guarantee of Rs. 10 Lacs (Rupees Ten Lacs
only) to ensure compliance to the above mentioned directions within 15 days of the receipt of these
directions.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the above directions, action as deemed fit shall be initiated under
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Advisor
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi 110 003
The Incharge
Zonal Office (Eastern)
502, Southend Conclave,
182, Rajdanga main road,
Kolkata 700107
Orissa Pollution Control Board
Paribesh Bhawan,
A/118, Nilakantha Nagar,
Unit-VIM Bhubaneswar 751012
\ie The Incharge, ESS
5. The Incharge, IT
(J.S. Kamyotra)
Member Secretary
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BY SPEED POST
B - direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
April 3, 2013
To,
M/s F ra Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.
8-A, ational Highway
La dhirpur road
bi-363 642 (Gujarat)
inspected M/s Flora Ceramics Pvt. Ltd., Morbi, Gujarat on 7/11/2012 to assess the status of the
WHEREAS it was observed that Gasifier was operating in the unit and the coal gasification
technology adopted by the unit is outdated and the environmental pollution control measures
inadequate, therefore, there is possibility of water, land and air contamination due to operation of
these gasifiers.
WHEREAS it was observed that cleaning of crude coal gas using wet scrubbing generates
large quantity of tar in the effluent besides the fugitive emissions.
WHEREAS it was observed that brownish colour water was found in the gas sealing water
tank of the unit. This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed
properly has all the potential of contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
properly and allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and ground
water.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra
Enviro Projects Pvt. Ltd, however, the unit has not sent any tar of gasifier related cleaning water to
TSDF.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has spray dryer which uses hot air generated by the
air heater/boiler. Cyclone and scrubber provided as Air Pollution Control devices (APCD) before the
exhaust was not performing effectively resulting in particulate matter emission as visually observed
through the stack.
WHEREAS it was observed that adequate monitoring provision and safe/proper access to
port hole does not exist in the unit and hence stack emission monitoring could not be conducted.
WHEREAS dust suspension was observed due to the poor housekeeping in raw material
handling area.
improper solid waste stacking.
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711111/Tel. : 43102030, tt-4Tf/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
: cpcb@nic.in -4R:111z/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
-2-
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No.
S.O.157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violation
of the standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment
thereof.
WHREAS in exercise of powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board
following directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, the following directions
were issued to the unit on 28/12/2012.
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled so
as to comply with consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board.
The unit should switch over to LNG as fuel with immediate effect .
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or upgraded
with high efficiency particulate matter control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility and access to port hole
should be provided in the kiln and spray dryer.
disposal.
handling area.
The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along
with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 Lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
The unit shall submit the action plan within 15 days along with Bank Guarantee on receipt of
the directions for compliance of the above directions.
WHEREAS the unit failed to reply to this office in time in compliance of the above said
directions, therefore, closure directions were issued to M/s Flora Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. by CPCB on
March 07, 2013 and the unit was directed to close all its operation with immediate effect.
WHEREAS, the unit vide its letter received in CPCB on 21/3/2013 informed of the compliance
of the directions, dated 28.12.2012 and also submitted copies of the earlier communications, dated
14.01.2013 and 01.03.2013 and hence were not considered while issuing of the closure directions on
March 07, 2013. The unit informed of the actions taken/proposed.
The unit is not using coal based gasifier and shall operate only with prior permission
of Gujarat Pollution Control board.
The unit has installed Spray Drier and have installed efficient Wet Scrubber.
The unit has installed adequate stack monitoring facility i.e., sampling port/platform
etc.
The unit is using Natural gas, therefore, question of contamination of the soil and
ground water does not arise.
The Unit has taken membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd. but due
to non operation of gasifier question of tar/wastewater generation and its disposal
does not arise.
The Unit has improved its housekeeping in raw material handling area.
-3-
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Flora Ceramics Pvt.
Ltd. is permitted to operate with the following conditions :
The unit shall submit an undertaking within a week to ensure that it will not operate
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions.
The unit shall dismantle/remove the /coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a month.
The unit shall submit a bank guarantee of Rs. 5.0 lacs within 15 days.
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each direction.
In case of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action as deemed fit
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gandhi Nagar - 382 010 (Gujarat)
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
3.
: with the request to re-connect Electricity

supply
Same Kanthe Morbi, Dist. Rajkot (Gujarat)
Parivesh Bhawan,
Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10
Hariom Nagar,Subhanpura,
Vadodara- 390023 (Gujarat)
5.
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
for follow up action please
(/ 9
By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III /
2_1.)
April 09, 2013
To
M/s Rama Paper Mills Ltd.,
4th km Stone, Nazibabad Road,
Kiratpur 246 731, Distt. Bijnor,
Uttar Pradesh
NOTICE THEREOF
S.O.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB),
WHEREAS, M/s Rama Paper Mills Ltd., 4 th km Stone, Nazibabad Road, Kiratpur 246
731, Bijnor, U.P. (hereafter referred to as the Unit') is a waste paper based plant,
engaged in the production of News Print and Duplex Board having installed capacity of
136 TPD using waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on January 11, 2013
to verify the compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation, however, Aeration tank and Secondary clarifier of
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) were not functional
The Unit's Effluent Treatment Plant is based on ASP comprising Equalization tank,
Hill screen, Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and SDBs.
The Unit was in the process of cleaning the excessive sludge accumulated in the
aeration tank. The generated effluent after primary treatment was being disposed
for irrigation in adjacent fields.
mg/I; and TSS- 279 mg/I which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed
The partially treated/ untreated effluent is being disposed for irrigation posing threat
to groundwater.
Contd...2/-
-2The Sludge drying beds were completely filled and have no space to accommodate
additional sludge.
The Unit has disposed sludge on land for drying near the ETP in an unscientific
manner.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit is violating without
complying with the prescribed effluent discharge standards notified under the
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, owing to which discharge of
untreated/partially treated effluent poses threat to the groundwater quality.
powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit shall not be closed
down till commissioning of modified/upgraded ETP system so as to comply with the
prescribed standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
proposed directions within 15 days from the receipt this letter, failing which appropriate
action will be taken against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with
the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
:With a request to ensure the compliance


Lucknow-226010
3.

The Incharge, PCI-III Division, CPCB, Delhi
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---3-ste,4(J.S.Kamyotra)
Member Secretary
B-33014/7/2006/PCI-11
April 09, 2013
To,
The Unit ead
UltraT h Cement
Raw Cement works
P. . Grasim Vihar
T sil Sigma, Distt Raipur
hhattisgarh 493 196
Sub:
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 in

case of M/s Ultratech Cement Ltd., Rawan Cement works, Chhattisgarh.
WHEREAS, the officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Bhopal
carried out inspection and monitoring of M/s Ultratech Cement Ltd., Rawan Cement
works, Chhattisgarh on January 19, 2012 to assess the adequacy of the pollution control
measures as well as compliance of the environmental norms and made following
observation:
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That particulate matter emission from raw mill/kiln, coal mill and CPP were found
to be 174, 102 and 86 mg/Nm3 respectively against the prescribed limit of 50
mg/Nm3.
- That fugitive emission from coal storage area was found to be 2285 g/m3 against
the limit of 2000 .tg/m3.
That the unit was operating without a valid consent under Water Act, 1974 & Air
Act, 1981 from Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board.
That the unit is not having adequate storage facilities for raw material which
resulted in fugitive emissions.
That fine dust from APCD and fly ash were dumped unscientifically near CPP area.
That the ladders provided at CPP stack for monitoring are not safe to carry
monitoring equipment.
That the continuous ambient air quality monitoring stations (4 Nos) have not been
installed as per consent conditions.
That the unit has not established the environment management cell to carry out
functions related to environment management.
That the concentration of TSS and BOD in treated effluent from STP outlet were
observed 190 mg/L and 74 mg/L which exceeded the prescribed limit of 100 and
30 mg/L, respectively.
That the unit has not provided proper shed for storage of hazardous waste.
WHEREAS, Show cause notice u/s 5 was issued to M/s Ultratech Cements Ltd, Rawan
Cement works on May 10, 2012 due to non compliance of environmental norms;
WHEREAS, the unit submitted its reply vide letter no. RWCW/Q&EC/ENV/12 dated
June 7, 2012regarding compliance of directions which were verified by CPCB, ZO,
Bhopal during inspection of the unit on January 3-4, 2013. The following observations
were made:
PM emission from coal mill was found to be 62 mg/Nm3 against the limit of 50
mg/Nm3.
The unit does not have valid consent under Water Act, 1974 & Air Act, 1981 for
production of cement & clinker.
The unit has not installed coal storage facility properly.
The unit has not provided stack monitoring facilities at CPP Stack as per CPCB
document Emission Regulation Part - IV.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide
Notifications No. S. O. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has
delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29
of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any
(Protection) Act, 1986 following directions are being issued:
That the unit shall maintain/upgrade the air pollution control device attached to coal
mill to achieve the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3 within two months.
That the unit shall obtain valid consents under Air and Water Acts for production of
cement & clinker.
That the unit shall install the shed for coal storage as per CPCB guidelines to
control fugitive emissions by March 31, 2014.
That the unit shall provide essential stack monitoring facilities at CPP stack as per
CPCB document Emission Regulation Part IV by May 31, 2013.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the said directions, Board will be constrained
to initiate action as deemed fit under the provision of Environment (Protection) Act,
1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Chattisgarh Environment Conservation Board
H.No.-1, Tilak Nagar,
Shiv Mandir Chowk, Main Road,
Avanti Vihar, Raipur
Chattisgarh
The Incharge
3"I Floor, Sahkar Bhawan
North T.T. Nagar
Bhopal 462 003
The Incharge,
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
5. The Incharge
IT Div
CPCB Delhi
Me
r ecretary
b5 Regd. Post
Tannery General/PCI-SSI/2010
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To:
LP
M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited
V.C. Mottur, Vannivedu Post, Walajah 632513, Vellore District,
Tamil Nadu
April 9. 2013
Modified Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
environmental pollutants from various categories of industries and common effluent
treatment plants under Rule 3 of the Environmental (Protection) Rules 1986;
WHFREAS. the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide
Notification S.O. 157 of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board to issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for
violation of the notified general emission and effluent standards under the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986;
WHEREAS the common effluent treatment plant (herein referred as CETP) of M/s Ranipet
Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited was inspected by officials of CPCB Zonal
Office, Bangalore on March 10, 2008 to check the status of compliance to the stipulated
standards and the inspection team made the following observations:
The concentration of Chromium (total) at the inlet of the CETP was found to be
11.68mg/I, which exceeded the prescribed norm of 2 mg/l.
The treated effluent quality did not conform to the standards prescribed under Sr. no.
55 B, Schedule I of the Environment (Protection) Rules 1986 in terms of parameters
TDS - 12908 mg/1 (Std.: 2100 mg/1), BOD - 250 mg/1 (Std.: 30 mg/1), COD 495
mg/1 (Std.: 250 mg/I) and Chlorides 7374 mg/1 (Std.: 1000 mg/1).
Ile aerators installed in the unit were inadequate.
Sand and carbon pressure filters were under maintenance and wastewater at the inlet
to filters was bypassed directly to outlet. These units were out of order more than
fifteen days as no order was placed for purchase of filter media.
Even though the old secured land fill was filled up and new SLF was in use, the old
SLF was not covered which may result into ground water contamination.
WHEREAS. CPCB vide its letter dated August 18, 2008 directed M/s Ranipet Tannery
Effluent Treatment Company Limited to comply with the following directions:
To take immediate step to ensure effective operation of sand and carbon filters.
To ensure adequate aeration by providing suitable aerators on priority.
Cont'd
-2To improve the performance of all the treatment units in the CETP to comply with
the prescribed norms.
To direct member units to ensure proper segregation of high TDS effluent and
chrome effluent in order to comply with the prescribed standards
V. To comply with recommendations at Sr. no. 4 of CREP i.e., installation of automatic
monitoring instruments, deployment of well trained & qualified staff, and
implementation of guidelines for health & safety of workers
WHEREAS in reference to the compliance report submitted by M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent
Treatment Company Limited vide letter dated September 17, 2008, the CETP was reinspected during October 05-08, 2009 and September 20-24, 2010 by CPCB officials and
made the following observations:
CETP receives an average daily inflow of 1311 KL against the total expected
effluent generation of 3780 KLD from its 76 member units.
The incoming effluent received from the member units was found non-complying
with respect to inlet TSS standards during the inspection on September 2010 i.e.
2083 mg/L against 600mg/L.
The treated effluent at the outlet of CETP was found non-confirming with the
prescribed surface water disposal norms for parameters: BOD (79 mg/L and 46
mg/L against 30 mg/L), TSS (400 mg/L and 126 mg/L against 100 mg/L) and TDS
(9046 mg/L and 9470 mg/L against 2100 mg/L) during the inspections of October
2009 and September 2010 and COD (379 mg/L against 250 mg/L) during the
inspection of October 2009.
Work for Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) system of CETP has not been completed.
The ground water samples collected from surrounding area shown exceedance above
the permissible limit with respect to drinking water specifications for TDS at many
places.
The CETP was operating without valid consents under Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981
and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules 2008.
WHEREAS in view of the above, modified directions were issued to M/s Ranipet Tannery
Effluent Treatment Company Limited vide letter dated June 8, 2011 directing the CETP of
M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited to comply with the following
directions:
Member tins will ensure proper primary treatment of the generated effluent in
compliance with the CETP inlet standards.
To introduce a mechanism of assessing the effluent quality and quantity received
from its member units and intimate SPCB regularly the information of member units
sending non-complying or excess effluent against the prescribed limit of 28 m 3 per
tonne at the inlet of the CETP for action.
III. All member units shall install magnetic flow meters for measurement of effluent
being conveyed to CETP and also maintain its record.
Cont'd....
-3To ensure compliance of the surface water disposal norms by the treated effluent and
maintain records of operation of all the treatment units.
To take necessary steps to prevent deterioration of ground water quality of the
surrounding area and submit a monthly status report on ground water quality to
SPCB.
To expedite the ongoing work of Zero Liquid Discharge System and get it
commissioned.
The CETP will not be operated without Consents under Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981
and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules 2008.
VIII. The CETP should submit a Bank Guarantee of Rs. 20.00 Lakh (Rs Twenty lakhs) to
ensure compliance of the above directions within 20 days of the receipt of these
directions.
WHEREAS in reference to the progress report cum action plan submitted by M/s Ranipet
Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited vide letter dated August 10, 2011, the CETP
was re-inspected by CPCB Zonal Office (Bangalore) during October 17/18, 2011 and March
7, 2012 and the inspection team made the following observations:
.
'
mole pretreatment system to achieve prescribed
limit.
All member units have installed magnetic flow meters to measure effluent sent to
CETP and records are maintained.
The R.O. system and Multiple Effect Evaporator (MEE) were found under trial run.
WHEREAS M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited vide letter dated
April 5, 2012 informed about complete stabilization of Zero Liquid Discharge System by end
of June 2012;
WHEREAS in reference to compliance status of modified directions submitted by M/s
Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited vide its letters dated July 6, 2012 and
July 21, 2012, the CETP was re-inspected by CPCB Zonal Office (Bangalore) on October 18,
2012 and the inspection team observed the following:
III.
No effluent is being discharged into surface water and the CETP is achieving zero
discharge.
CETP is regularly monitoring the ground water by collecting water samples from 4
wells and submitting the report to TNPCB.
The CETP has applied for renewal of Consent under Water (Prevention and Control
of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to
TNPCB.
WHEREAS, M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited had requested for
exemption from submitting Bank Guarantee of Rs. 20.00 Lakh (Rs Twenty lakhs) in the
compliance status report submitted vide letters August 10, 2011 and July 21, 2012;
Cont'd....
-4AND WHEREAS, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board vide its letter dated December 8,
2012 submitted a status cum action report on tanneries and CETPs in Vellore wherein it is
reported that M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company Limited has achieved Zero
Liquid Discharge;
NOW THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, the directions dated June 8, 2011 are modified
and following directions are issued to M/s Ranipet Tannery Effluent Treatment Company
Limited to ensure compliance:
To submit every month to SPCB list of defaulter member units not complying with
inlet norms to CETP, for taking necessary action by SPCB.
To ensure proper operation of treatment units and ensure that condition of Zero
Liquid Discharge System is complied (R.O. system and MEE and ATFD) and no
disposal of effluent.
To ensure storage and disposal of hazardous waste (sludge and salt) in accordance
with Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement)
Rules 2008.
Not to operate without valid consents under the Water (Prevention & Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air Preventio
ut lorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary
Movement) Rules 2008.
In case of non-compliance of the directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated by
CPCB under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
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The Chairman
for regular monitoring please
Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board
76, Mount Salai, Guindy, Chennai-600 032,
Director (CP)
3. Zonal Officer (South)
1 st& 2" Floor, Nisarga Bhawan
Thimmaiah Main road, 7 th D Cross,
Opposite Pushpanjali Theatre,
hivanagar, Bangalore-560 010
/c ESS Division, CPCB
5. I/c IT Division, CPCB
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(Member SeVetary)
9 By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-Ill
To
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April 09, 2013
M/s Genus Paper Products Ltd.,

(Formerly M/s Kailash Paper Products Ltd.),
Aghwanpur, Kanth Road,
Moradabad-244 001 (UP)

WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of environmental
and the rule framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India ,vide notification
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
WHEREAS, M/s Genus Paper Products Ltd., Aghwanpur, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh,
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp and paper industry producing Kraft paper using
waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(1) (b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
12, 2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) for implementation of the
"Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga
River Basin" as per the prescribed detailed implementation programme by the identified Pulp
& Paper industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for Water
Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound
manner; and
The Unit has installed production capacity of about 180-190 MT/day of Kraft paper
using wastepaper as raw material. The Unit and its ETP were found in operation.
Estimated fresh water consumption is about 15 cum/ MT of production and effluent
generation is about 1800 cum/day @ 10 cum/MT of production.
The Unit has ETP system which comprises of equalisation tank, hill Screen, primary
clarifier l& 2, aeration tank, secondary clarifier 1 &2, storage lagoons and filter press.
The Unit has upgraded the ETP system by installation of hill screen, sedicell filter, and
diffused aeration system in aeration tank.
Contd..2/-
-2Analysis of samples taken from aeration tank showed MLSS-1043 mg/I MLVSS-918
mg/I, which indicates unstabilisation of the ASP. However, with secondary treatment,
BOD removal efficiency is about 79%, COD removal efficiency is about 81%, SS
removal efficiency is about 96%. This indicates possibility of dilution in secondary
clarifier as the aeration tank was not fully stabilised.
The Unit has effluent storage tank of about 7400 cum capacity.
Analysis of effluent sample taken from storage tank showed BOD-3340 mg/I, COD5336 mg/I, SS-433 mg/I, which is comparable to primary clarifier outlet having BOD3140 mg/I, COD-6213 mg/I, SS-522 mg/I. It indicates that the Unit has stored primary
treated effluent into the storage tank. Colour of effluent stored in the tank is 500 hazen.
A sewer drain passes through the ETP premises and storm water drain of ETP is
connected with this sewer line. Possibility of discharge of stored effluent could not be
ruled out.
The Unit has claimed to achieve zero effluent discharge (ZLD). However, ZLD could
not be established, conclusively.
The Unit has undertaken measures for implementation of the Charter.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit's ETP system is unstablised and
the Unit stores primary treated effluent into large storage tank, with potential for
indiscriminate discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent, posing threat to water
quality of river and to its surrounding environment;
5)
The Unit shall stablise the ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB, within 15 days.
The Unit shall either dismantle the effluent storage tank or to store with restricted
capacity of five days of treated effluent complying with the prescribed effluent
discharge norms of BOD-30 mg/I only, within 20 days.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle and remove the agro pulping facility from the
Unit's premises and confirm to CPCB within 30 days.
The Unit shall divert the domestic drain passing through the Unit to outside the Unit's
premises.
The Unit shall dismantle all additional pipelines to curtail any possibility of bypassing of
effluent within 20 days.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
PICUP Bhawan,
Lucknow
: To ensure compliance of the directions
Contd...3/-
-3The Incharge, Zonal Office,

Lucknow-226010
: To ensure compliance of the direction

The Chairman,
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
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(J.S. K
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
April 10, 2013
To
M/s Kamakshi Papers (P) Ltd.,
Industrial Estate, Delhi Road,
Gajraula - 244 223
WHEREAS, M/s Kamakshi Papers (P) Ltd., Industrial Estate, Delhi Road, Gajraula, Distt- K.
P Nagar, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing
Newsprint, Writing & Printing grade paper using waste paper as raw material; and
The Unit is engaged in production of Newsprint and Writing & printing paper using
waste paper as major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 20 TPD.
At the time of inspection, the Unit was in operation.
The Unit fresh water consumption is about 30 m 3/ ton of paper.
The ETP comprises of a collection chamber, primary settling tank, aeration tank,
secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs). The Ammonia, DAP storage tank
for dosing facility at aeration tank were found filled with water.
The ETP treated effluent showed pH-7.51, BOD-88.0 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD-206
mg/I (norms-250 mg/I), TSS-171 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in aeration tank was 291
mg/I indicating that the ETP operations are not stabilised.
Unit has arrangement for recycling but entire effluent was being discharged outside.
Unit has 05 discharge outlets points and during inspection untreated effluent was
being discharged from 02 outlets on land for irrigation.
Plant growth was observed at the inlet of secondary settling tank.
Primary clarifier was filled with sludge. The SDBs were completely filled with sludge
and sludge was overflowing in the lagoons near drying beds.
Secondary surface aerators were being installed during inspection.
Boiler blow down was being discharged directly on land for gardening. The Unit was
found disposing its treated effluent for irrigation in nearby fields without complying with
the discharge norms however as per the consent BOD < 30 mg/I can be recycled and
used for irrigation purposes.
Effluent drain line of ETP was found broken.
Contd...2/-
-2-
13.
The Unit has 1 boiler (Rice husk/bagasse based) equipped with cyclone and dust
collector.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised their ETP
system, owing to which discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent is posing
3.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations with immediate effect till the
stabilisation of Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) upto the satisfaction of CPCB.
compliance of the above direction immediately on receipt of this direction.
The Unit shall report to CPCB about the stabilization of their ETP and shall seek
permission before resumption of their manufacturing operations.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Picup Bhawan, 3 rd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010

Lucknow-226010

4 The Superintending Engineer :
Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitaran
Nigam Ltd, Distt-Jyotiba Phule Nagar,
Uttar Pradesh
. The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
} To disconnect the electricity supply

to the Unit
at
(J.S. Kam otra)

Member Secretary
BY REGISTERED AD
April 10, 2013
B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/ -)
To
M/s Jayshree Chemicals Ltd.,
At/PO:Jayshree
Ganjam-761025,
Odisha
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Reg.
Control Board (CPCB), Kolkata visited M/s Jayshree Chemicals Ltd (the Unit) on
February 21,2012 to assess the adequacy of the existing pollution control
measures; and
WHEREAS the analysis of waste water samples collected from the final
outlet of ETP indicate that treated effluent quality exceeds the prescribed
norms w.r.t. pH (9.1 > 9.0) and sample drawn from pond outside the premises
exceeds the limits w.r.t. TSS (287 mg/l > 100 mg/l), mercury Hg (0.05 mg/l >
0.01 mg/l), and has all possibility to cause damage or grave injury to the
environment; and
WHEREAS the Unit has neither provided flow meter at the inlet a outlet of
ETP nor the log book is maintained for effluent generation & discharged; and
WHEREAS the online pH meter provided at the ETP outlet was not working
properly and showing erroneous results; and
WHEREAS the Unit in violation of consent condition is using R.O. reject
(350 KLD) for dust suppressing and as make up water for fire hydrant reservoir;
and
WHEREAS the guard pond provided by the Unit is open from two sides
which can cause overflow of the effluent outside the pond; and
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WHEREAS the Unit has not provided port hole at the Hypo tower as a result
monitoring could not be conducted; and
WHEREAS the brine sludge from the membrane cell is disposed off in the
operating pit where old Hg sludge is also stored thereby contaminating the brine
sludge which is non hazardous in nature on mixing with old hazardous sludge in
violation of the consent conditions; and
WHEREAS secured land fill has not been provided with piezometer and
proper dyke to prevent entry of rain water; and
WHEREAS the Unit has not submitted any action plan for providing STP for
treatment of domestic effluent by 31.03.2012 as per consent conditions; and
WHEREAS a show cause notice to the Unit was issued on October 05, 2012
with the following directions, on the basis of findings of the team during the
visit;
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The Unit shall ensure compliance with the effluent quality norms and dispose
the brine sludge separately without mixing it with the contaminated mercury
sludge, in accordance with the hazardous waste (Management Et
Handling)Rules 1989;
The Unit shall initiate a study to assess the pond water contamination w.r.t
Hg due to discharge of effluent or leachate of old brine sludge pit and take
requisite remedial measures, as required;
The Unit shall provide STP for domestic effluent and submit action plan
immediately;
The Unit shall provide porthole and platform at the hypo tower as per the
CPCB document Emission Regulation part -III, 1985, CPCB.
The Unit shall provided flow meter at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall provide adequate dyke and impervious lining in the guard
pond to prevent entry of rain water.
The old hazardous waste mercury sludge SLF should be properly capped
immediately.
The Unit shall provide observation wells around secured land fill site in four
different directions.
The Unit shall provide online stack monitoring facility at the stacks w.r.t Cl2
and HCl
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs 10 lacs with validity of one year
along with time bound action plan for compliance of the above directions
within 15 days of the receipt of the direction.
WHEREAS vide letter dated December 20,2012, the Unit informed that it is
complying with all the direction issued vide letter dated October 05,2012;
Control Board (CPCB), Kolkata inspected the Unit on January 08, 2013 to verify
the compliance of directions and observed that:
The Mercury content in the ETP outlet effluent was 0.72 mg/l against the
standard of 0.01 mg/l i.e. 72 times high.
The capping of Mercury sludge pits is not completed and likely to be
completed by April 2013.
The mercury content in pond water and tube well water were found 0.02 and
0.11 rng/l respectively against the standard of 0.001 mg/l.
The flow meter is not provided at the outlet of ETP.
25% of the dyke raising work has been completed only the entire work is
likely to be completed by May 2013.
The unit has not provided observation well in all the four directions.
vii. The online stack monitoring facility for chlorine and HCl has not been
provided.
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment Et Forests, Government of India,
vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated
10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other
authority for violations of the standards and rules notified under the
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of the

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are being issued:
1. The unit shall close all the plant operations with immediate effect and
report the compliance to CPCB immediately;
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The Unit shall ensure compliance with the effluent quality norms w.r.t
mercury immediately;
The Unit shall initiate a study to assess the pond and tube well water
contamination w.r.t Hg due to discharge of effluent or leachate of old
brine sludge pit and take requisite remedial measures, immediately;
:x. 4. The Unit shall provide flow meter at the outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall provide adequate dyke and impervious lining in the guard
pond to prevent entry of rain water by May 31, 2013.
The old hazardous waste mercury sludge SLF should be properly capped
immediately.
The Unit shall provide observation wells around secured land fill site in
four different directions by May 31, 2013.
The Unit shall provide online stack monitoring facility at the stacks w.r.t
Cl 2 and HCl by May 31, 2013.
The unit shall submit the compliance report for the direction at point (1)
above immediately on receipt of direction. Only after compliance of the
direction listed at point 2 to 8 above to the satisfaction of CPCB, the unit can
be permitted to restart its operation.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Orissa State Pollution Control Board
A - 118, Nilkantha Nagar, Unit - VIII
Bhubaneswar - 751012
Ministry of Environment It Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi - 110 003
The Zonal Officer
502, Southend Conclave
1582, Rajdanga Main Road
Kolkatta - 700 107
The Managing Director
Southern Electricity Supply Company of Odisha Ltd
Courtpeta, Berhampur,
Ganjam,
Odisha - 760 004
: With a request to disconnect

Power supply of the unit
I/c ESS,CPCB
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6. I/c IT,CPCB
(Member tecretary)
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B-33014/7/2012/PC1-11
April 10, 2013
To,
The Unit H d
Gujarat S' hee Cement Ltd
P.O. Si eegram
Off. V raval Kodinar Highway
Dist . Junagarh
G arat 362 276
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986- Notice thereof.
WHEREAS, officials from Gujarat Pollution Control Board inspected M/s Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd. on
31.03.2011 and observed emissions from stacks attached to clinker and raw mill, as ESPs were not working
properly & subsequently issued notice u/s 31 A of Air Act, 1981 to the unit on 12.5.2011 to submit the
bank guarantee and time bound action plan to take corrective measures.
WHEREAS, the unit submitted the bank guarantee of rupees one lakh (valid up to 31.12.2013) and action
plan stating that
- Replacement of ESP with bag house for raw mill & kiln shall be completed by 30.6.2013.
Covering of clinker handling belt conveyors and raw materials shall be completed by 30.6.2011.
Fabrication and installation of belt covers in cement mill circuit shall be completed by 31.10.2011.
Replacement of packer no. 2 & 3 with electronic rotary packer shall be completed by 31.12.2011.
Replacement of packer no. 5 with electronic rotary packer shall be completed by 30.6.2013.
WHEREAS, officials from Gujarat Pollution Control Board again inspected the unit on 16.9.201 land
issued show cause notice u/s 31A of the Air Act, 1981 to the industry on 21.10.2011.
WHEREAS, Central Pollution Control Board asked the Gujarat Pollution Control Board on 5.7.2011 to
review the action plan submitted by the unit.
WHEREAS, unit submitted the revised action plan on 15.10.2011 to Gujarat Pollution Control Board
stating that replacement of existing kiln ESP with bag house shall be completed by February 2013.
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected
the unit during March 20, 2012 for verification of compliance and made following observations;
Leakage in the duct entering the ESP of raw mill was observed resulting in fugitive emission.
Unused clinker is dumped in haphazard manner near the clinker silos and heaps of cement was
found dumped in open area behind the dispatch yard.
Conveyor belts are not covered.
Huge deposition of dust containing cement was observed all around the plant premises.
Overall house keeping was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS, on the basis of findings of the team, the following recommendations were communicated to
Gujarat Pollution Control Board on July 16, 2012 to ensure implementation by the unit, within two months:
To have corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions.
To have proper storage & handling of raw materials and products.
To improve house keeping.
To regularize road sweeping in the premises.
WHEREAS, again the team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara
inspected the unit during January 22-23, 2013 for verification of compliance.
WHEREAS, the stack emission monitoring was carried out in the raw mill/kiln and coal mill and
particulate matter emission were found to be 293.4 mg/Nm3 and 362.5 mg/Nm3 respectively, which
exceeded the prescribed limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
WHEREAS, replacement work of ESP attached to kiln with bag house has not been completed by February
2013, as committed by M/s Gujarat Sidhee cement Ltd. vide letter no. GSCL: VPW: 2011-12/4239 dated
15.10.2011 to Gujarat Pollution Control Board..
WHEREAS, replacement of packer no. 1, 4 & 5 with electronic rotary packer have not been completed.
WHEREAS, unit has yet to install two more STPs.
WHEREAS, unit is operating without de-dusting system of cement silo.
WHEREAS, unit has yet to install shed for storage of chemical gypsum.
WHEREAS, emissions were observed from vents of silo.
WHEREAS, the GI sheet (for insulation) of cooler ESP was found damaged.
WHEREAS, fugitive emissions were observed from transportation of limestone in open dumpers and by
movement of vehicles on road.
WHEREAS, part of conveyor belt are uncovered and the conveyor belts are not aligned properly.
WHEREAS, limestone, marine gypsum, red clay and coal were stored in open space.
WHEREAS, poor housekeeping was observed at cement mill area, cement silo area, coal ramp, limestone
ramp and along the conveyor belt.
WHEREAS, only 5 stacks are mentioned in consent order issued by Gujarat SPCB while plant is operating
with 11 stacks.
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157
(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of
any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and
rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
Now, therefore, in view of above and exercising the powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served here with to M/s
M/s Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd. to show cause why the unit should not be closed down.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your observations, if any, to the proposed directions within 15
days from the date of issue of the notice, failing which, the Board will be constrained to take action for
closure of the plant under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gandhi Nagar 382 043, Gujarat
The Incharge
Zonal Office
Synergy House II, Gorwa Subhanpura Road
Subhanpura, Vadodara 390023
fi<'Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(Member Secretary)
ReRd. Post
April 22, 2013
To
M/s Aizaz Tanners,
406/377, ASharafahad, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WI IEREAS. the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of environmental
to pollution control norms. CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during AugustSeptember 2012:
WHEREAS, Mjs Aizaz Tanners, 406/377, Asharafabad, Jajmau, Kanpur, was inspected on August
Primar tr- a - - i -
-
in ajmau,
6.36 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1156 (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 15.8 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which
indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Unit.
WHEREAS, in view of the shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, with the Chairman, CPCB Notice under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Aizaz Tanners, 406/377, Asharafabad,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed
down and to submit its reply/clarification to the Notice, with documentary proof in support of the
claims made. within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it would be presumed
that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the provision of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof. The said Notice was returned
undelivered from Indian Post and was delivered by hand on February 13, 2013:
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, no reply/ clarification from M/s Aizaz Tanners, 406/377, Asharafabad, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh to the above mentioned Notice has been received in this office;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit M/s Aizaz Tanners, 406/377, Asharafabad, Jajmau,
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Illrd Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
: with the request to ensure closure

within 30 days.
Kanpur, U.P.
3 Chief En =Meer
Kesco House, Kanpur
:with the re q uest to disconnect electricity supply
4 Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-1 10 003
V ibhuti Khand, Gould Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
j1/c - ESS Division, CPCB
7 I/c - IT Division, CPCB
8 I/c NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Sec ary)
Regd. Post
To
M/s Leather Tend,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
April 22, 2013

WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Gana Basin to assess their status of compliance
WHEREAS, M/s Leather Tend, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 8, 2012
and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation while the PETP was not in operation and the effluent was
cfsrhargrd directly into the drain bypassing the PETP. Record of Unit being member of
CETI' in Jajmau, Kanpur was not provided.
Proper channels for conveyance of effluent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) are
not provided.
Neither se gregation of effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
Log book for fresh water consumption was not provided.
The Unit is operating without Consent under the Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974.
WHEREAS, in view of the shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 with the Chairman, CPCB Notice under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Leather Tend, Tolman, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh, directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
reply/clarification to the Notice, with documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15
days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has
nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof. The said Notice was returned undelivered from
Indian Post and was delivered by hand on February 11, 2013;
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, no reply/ clarification from MA Leather Tend, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh to the
above mentioned Notice has been received in this office;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit M/s Leather Tend, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
is hereby directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this
office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I . The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
with the request to ensure closure

within 30 days.
Kanpur, U.P.
Chief Engineer,
Kanpur Electricityupply-CMLtd
-mny
.
Kesco House, Kanpur
:with the request to disconnect electricity supply
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

Lucknow - 226 010
:for follow up please

I/c NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Secretary)
3
By Sneed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ L.-?=)p
To
April 23, 2013
M/s Multiwal Duplex Private Limited

Viii- Gangapur Gosain, Kundeshwari Road,
Kashipur,-244713 (US Nagar),
Uttarakhand

WHEREAS, M/s Multiwal Duplex Private Limited, Vill-Gangapur Gosain, Kundeshwari Road,
Kashipur, (US Nagar), (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based industry
and engaged in production of Duplex Board paper with an installed production capacity of
100 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB has issued direction to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and

Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on
27.04.2010 in the matter of above Unit and directed to comply with the prescribed pollution
control measures namely (i) stoppage of all its manufacturing operations till completion of
necessary measures (ii) submition of action plan for modification/upgradation of ETP so as
to meet with the prescribed norms (iii) provision of proper stack monitoring facility (iv)
dismantling of all the bypass arrangements (v) installation of proper sludge handling system
and (vi) improving general housekeeping; and
WHEREAS, UEPPCB issued closure direction under section 33 A of the Water Act, 1974 on
August 20, 2010 and directed to comply with the prescribed pollution control measures; and
WHEREAS, UEPPCB again issued closure direction to the Unit on 21.02.2011 under section
33 A of the Water Act, 1974; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on 21.04 2011 for compliance verification and found closed in compliance of the
UEPPCB direction dated 21.02.2011; and
Contd...2/-
-2WHEREAS, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)

The Unit was in operation with an installed capacity of 100 TPD of duplex board paper
using wastepaper as raw material.
Unit has provided high pressure shower (8 no.) of Dia-0.6-0.7 mm and low pressure
shower (13 no.) of 1.0 mm Dia.
V' Notch was installed at inlet and outlet of the ETP and Logbooks were maintained by
the Unit. Colour coding has been completed.
Log books were maintained for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical
dosage/consumption, and electricity consumption in ETP, effluent generation & its
discharge.
ETP (Cap-3000 m 3/day) was in operation and comprised of collection tank, Hill Screen,
primary clarifier, Aeration Tank (diffused aeration system), secondary clarifier and
sludge drying beds.
The Unit has been shifted to wastepaper based production so all equipments including
digesters have been dismantled by the Unit.
No outflow from Secondary clarifier was observed during inspection but on the next
day i.e. 27.12.2012 outflow was observed and recorded as 2498 m3/day.
ETP treated effluent showed found pH-7.4, BOD-706 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD- 369
mg/I (norms-250
TSS- 372 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in ASP was found 286
mg/I. Non Complying with the discharge norms.
Partially treated wastewater of ETP was being discharged in to nearby drain which
joins the Bahela River.
Drain sample analysis showed pH-7.3, BOD-297 mg/I, COD-706 mg/I, TSS- 2533 mg/I.
During inspection, the team observed fibres floating in secondary settling tank.
Unit is in the process of installation of Dual Media Filter (DMF) as tertiary treatment by
March 2013.
Unit has a Laboratory for analysing pH & TSS, however fully operational lab with
adequate manpower was not found.
No Environmental management cell has been established.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation immediately till complete
stabilisation of ETP system and to operate and maintain ETP properly so as to meet
The Unit shall implement Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand
Environment and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) such as proper sludge handling
system, installation of tertiary treatment system, establishing proper laboratory facility
with adequate skilled manpower, improving housekeeping, reduction of fresh water
consumption etc.
Contd...3/-
-3In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be
7.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
5. The Director,
aharanpur, UP
7. The Ince, PCI-Ill Division, CPCB
(J.S. Kam tra)
N
Member Secretary
IQ
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
By Soeed Post
April 23, 2013
To
M/s Naini Tissues Limited,

7th KM Stone, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur- 244 713, U.S Nagar, Uttrakhand

WHEREAS, M/s Naini Tissues Limited, 7th KM Stone, Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Uttrakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is paper industry producing Writing & Printing
Paper using agro waste (Wheat Straw & Bagasse) and imported softwood pulp as raw
material; and
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit on 18.04.2012; and
WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 21.05.2012 which was examined; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(i) (b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
and

under the programme "Implementation of Charter in Pulp and paper industries "and made
the following observations:
1.
TPD. About 3400 tons/month of Writing & Printing paper was produced in November
using wheat straw, Bagasse and soft wood (imported) as raw material. During
inspection, the unit was found operational.
Contd...2/-
-2The Unit has four bore wells and all equipped with electronic water meter.
Average water consumption is 6897 m 3 /day at a rate of 60.0 m3/ton of paper. About
4990 m 3/day of wastewater is generated.
MarkSavell is installed for fibre recovery before the implementation of charter.
Backwater is recycled after passing it through hill screen.
High pressure shower of dia-0.5mm and Low pressure showers of dia 0.8 mm are
installed.
Wet washing and screening is already being carried out by the unit and continuous
digester is being used for pulping.
Oxygen Delignification Plant, ECF Bleaching and Chemical recovery plant were
already installed. Chlorine consumption reduced to 30-35 % by Oxygen Delignification.
ETP (Cap-10000 m 3 /day) comprised of equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration
tank, secondary clarifier, decanter (for dewatering of ETP sludge), tertiary clariflocculator (for removing participated lignin) followed by pressure sand filter. During
inspection, the ETP was found operational. About 50 % of treated water is reused.
The Unit has upgraded aeration system of ASP by replacing surface aerators with
diffused aeration system.
ETP was labelled, color coding of the pipelines were done and has installed dedicated
electronic energy meter.
V notch is installed at the outlet of the ETP with measuring scale and conversion chart.
During inspection, treated effluent was discharged to the drain (exist at the boundary
wall of Unit) which ultimately join Dhela river.
ETP treated effluent after SC was found ph-7.9, BOD-13.0 mg/I, COD- 80.0 mg/I, TSS49 mg/I and color-150 hazen (norms-250). MLSS was found 2365 mg/I during
inspection.
Records are maintained for energy consumption, water consumption, wastewater
The black liquor generated by the Unit is treated in chemical recovery plant (CRP) of
M/s Naini Paper Ltd.
The Unit has installed automated control system in aeration tank to maintain uniform
DO level in the aeration tank and to maintain desired pH level by optimum dosing of
alum and Lime in the Tertiary clari-flocculator.
The Unit has completed the Charter implementation programme.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid show cause notice for closure issued to
the Unit vide letter dated 18.04.2012 under section 5 of the E(P)Act, 1986 is hereby
revoked.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
-3Copy to:
Dehradun, UK

Lucknow-226010

4. The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
v.V.The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
6. JJae Incharge, PCI-III Division, CPCB
Nt)
(J.S. amyotra)
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
C,
April 23, 2013
To
M/s Goraya Straw Board Mills (P) Ltd.,
Bazpur Road,
Kashipur, U.S. Nagar,
Uttarakhand
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 in the case of
M/s Goraya Straw Board Mills (P) Ltd., Bazpur Road, Kashipur, U.S. Nagar,
Uttarakhand
(Protection)Act,1986 and the rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, CPCB vide its letter dated 14.05.2010 issued direction under section 18(1) (b)
of the Water Act, 1974 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board
(UEPPCB) for compliance of the following directions:
1. The Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB),
following the applicable procedure, shall direct M/s Goraya Straw Board Mills (P) Ltd.
('the Unit') under section 33(A) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
1974 to take action for compliance of the following points in a time bound manner, along
with bank guarantee for an amount to the satisfaction of the UEP & PCB:
The Unit shall stop manufacturing operations till completion of measure for
prevention and control of pollution or restrict its manufacturing operations at a lower
capacity so that the treated effluent shall meet the prescribed effluent discharge
norms.
The Unit shall submit a time bound action plan for modification / upgradation of
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP)) to treat the entire effluent so as to meet the
prescribed standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 or as
prescribed by the UEP & PCB, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall setup emission control systems to meet the emission standards
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 or as prescribed by the
UEP & PCB, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall improve the general housekeeping.
AND WHEREAS, the UEPPCB vide its letter dated 20.09.2010 issued direction under
section 33(A) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 to the Unit in
compliance to CPCB's directions dated 14.05.2010; and
Gontd...2/-
-2-
WHEREAS, the Unit was re-inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 21.04.2011 to
verify the compliance status of directions dated 14.05.2010 and also to assess the pollution
control measures taken by the Unit and made the following observations:
The Unit was found operational engaged in the production of Duplex Board at a
capacity of 60 MTPD using waste paper as raw material.
Analysis of samples of the treated effluent showed BOD of 112 mg/I against the 30 mg/I
indicating non-compliance with the prescribed effluent discharge standards.
The Unit has installed ETP based on activated sludge process technique. The values of
MLSS-95 mg/I and MLVSS-78 mg/I were found low, indicating insufficient bio-mass in
the aeration tank.
The Unit has not installed flow measuring device at the inlet of ETP.
5) The Unit discharges partially treated effluent into nearby drain, which meets with river
Behla, which meets river Ramganga and ultimately joins the River Ganga.
The Unit shall reduce its production capacity to 50% of the consented capacity so that
the treated effluent shall meet the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
The Unit shall streamline the operation of the ETP within the next six weeks to ensure
that the treated effluent confirms to the prescribed norms.
3) The Unit shall submit the compliance status report within seven days from receipt of the
directions and shall thereafter submit monthly progress report to CPCB.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit replies dated 29.07.2011, 23.08.2011 and 30.05.2012 were
examined and observed that the Unit has done following pollution control measures:
Provision has been made for diversion of effluent to both the aeration tanks no I & II to
maintain the required oxygen level essential for biomass growth.
Flow measuring device has been installed at ETP outlet.
Sand filters are maintained in sludge beds.
Diffused aerations system has been commissioned as part of upgradation of ETP
system.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 19,
2012 for compliance verification under Charter implementation programme and made the
The Unit and its ETP was found operational.
Estimated fresh water consumption is about 34 m 3/ton of paper and estimated effluent
generation is about 15 m3/ton of paper.
ETP has two stage effluent treatment system comprising of equalisation tank, primary
clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, filter press & sludge drying beds (SDBs). The
tertiary treatment was under installation.
Analysis of treated effluent sample showed pH-7.42, TSS-05 mg/I, COD-112 mg/I, BOD11 mg/I, which indicates compliance with the norms prescribed under the Charter.
MLSS in aeration tank showed 3930 mg/I which indicates stabilisation of ASP.
5) The Unit recycle and reuse backwater in pulper, mould machine, and pulp dilution.
Contd...3/-
-3The Unit found discharging boiler blowdown, wet scrubber effluent and softener effluent
onto land outside the Unit premises without treatment.
The Unit has implemented charter action points namely sealed water meter, new high &
low pressure showers for recycling, V Notch, maintenance of logbook, ETP lab and
Environment management cell etc.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above observations, and in exercise of
the powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid direction issued to the Unit vide letter dated 11.07.2011
under section 5 of the E(P)Act, 1986 is hereby revoked and the Unit is directed to implement
the following measures in a time bound manner:
To make arrangement for treatment of effluent generated from boiler blow down, wet
scrubber, softener, etc within 15 days.
To implement remaining action points of the Charter namely colour coding of pipelines,
installation of running hour meters, dedicated ETP energy meter, automation of ETP
system and commissioning of tertiary treatment system within three months.
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and above prescribed measures, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate appropriate actions against the Unit, without giving any further notice,
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
}
Dehradun
}
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
5. The Director,
haranpur, UP
\9/5
Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
To
2 - 6w
April 23, 2013

Uttarakhand

Nagar, Kashipur, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based
The Unit is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material
with an installed capacity of 60 TPD. The Unit was in operation and the production during
the month of November, 2012 was recorded as 98.428 MT.
ETP comprised of Hill Screen, equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, and
Aeration tank and secondary clarifier were not in operation and aeration tank was found
empty.
The Unit has provision for lagoon which was found almost filled with effluent. The effluent
characteristics of Lagoon showed TSS-214mg/I; BOD-220 mg/I; and COD 784 mg/I;
which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge standard of
75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I respectively.
Contd...2/-
-2Part of the primary treated effluent is re-used within the process and remaining is
discharged into local drain. The effluent characteristics of downstream of drain showed
BOD-231 mg/I (against the norms of 30mg/I) and COD-671 mg/I (against the norms of
350mg/I) which ultimately meets to river Dhela.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations immediately till
commissioning of ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB and implementation of action
points as prescribed under the Charter and report the compliance status to CPCB.
The Unit shall comply with the Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control
Board (UEPPCB) directions issued on 01.08.2012 under section 33A of the Water Act,
1974 for implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution in Pulp and
Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin".
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letter dated 10.02.2013, 25.02.2013 and 14.03.2013
were examined and observed the following:
The Paper Mill has been closed as per the CPCB directions.
Power supply has been disconnected in compliance of CPCB's direction and Unit could
not stablise the ETP system.
The Unit has completed all the ETP modification work etc. as per the Charter
programme.
The Unit has submitted the inspection report of CPPRI & UEPPCB and enclosed
photographs of necessary installation.
CPPRI visited the Unit on 20.02.2013. The Unit was found closed and the power supply
cut by the local concerned department. The Unit has installed hill screen for fibre
recovery, backwater tank, equalisation tank and made necessary upgradation in aeration
tank and secondary clarifier. The Unit has completed other works namely, replacement
of showers of specified dimensions at paper machine, creation of lab facility and colour
coding of pipelines etc. The Unit's ETP is assessed to be adequate for installed
production of 60 TPD.
UEPPCB inspected the Unit on 08.03.2013 and observed necessary upgradation in
water and air pollution control measures.
7. The Unit requested to allow them to operate their manufacturing operation.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation and restrict its production capacity at
50 % of the consented capacity till stabilization of the ETP system to meet the
prescribed norms and inform the status to CPCB, before embarking operation at 100 %
of the consented capacity.
In case of failure of the Unit to comply with the effluent quality norms, the Unit will reduce
its production capacity so that the treated effluent meets the prescribed norms and
inform the status to SPCB/CPCB.
Contd...3/-
-3In case of failure of the Unit to comply with the above directions, CPCB will be
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
} To ensure compliance of the direction
} To arrange inspection of the Unit

for compliance verification of the Unit
as per the prescribed time frame

The Chairman,
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
} To connect the electricity supply
6. The Superintending Engineer
to the Unit
(J.S. amy ra)
Member Secretary
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-11
April 23, 2013
To,
The Unit ead
M/s T ilnadu Cement Corporation Ltd.
Ari ur Cement Works
yalur 621729
ami Inadu
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986- Notice thereof.
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Bangalore inspected
M/s Tamilnadu Cement Corporation Ltd, Ariyalur Cement Works during Decemebr 18-19, 2012 to assess
the adequacy of the pollution control measures as well as compliance of the environmental norms.
WHEREAS, stack emission monitoring was carried out in kiln-I, kiln-II, clinker cooler-I, clinker cooler-II
and cement mill. The particulate matter emission were found to be 399, 644, 2345, 1969 and 7mg/Nm3
respectively. The PM emission in kiln-I & kiln-II exceeded the prescribed limit of 100 mg/Nm3 and in
clinker cooler-I & clinker cooler-II the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3, indicates inadequacy in air
pollution control systems. The inspecting team also observed that:
The unit is operating without valid consent under the Air Act, 1981 and Water Act, 1974 since April
2008 and is also not having valid authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
The unit has not provided proper and safe approach for monitoring at stack attached to coal mill as
mentioned in Emission Regulation part-III.
The fugitive emissions were observed at storage yard, process area, material transfer point and and
packing section.
The roads are not paved resulting in fugitive emissions.
Debris are dumped in the truck parking area.
- The clinker is stored in semiclosed shed, causing fugitive emission.
Storm water drainage system at raw material handling area is not proper.
The unit has not developed proper green belt around the plant.
The housekeeping was poor at raw material storage yard.
The unit has not provided designated place for storage of scrapped materials.
- The unit has not installed online source emission monitoring system and continuous ambient air
quality monitoring system.
to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards
and rules notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served here with to
M/s Tamilnadu Cement Corporation Ltd, Ariyalur Cement Works to show cause why M/s Tamilnadu
Cement Corporation Ltd, Ariyalur Cement Works should not be closed down.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your observations, if any, to the proposed directions within 15
days from the date of issue of the notice, failing which, the Board will be constrained to take action for
closure of the plant under the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
No. 76, Mount Salai, Guindy
Chennai 600 032, Tamil Nadu
3.

l st & 2"d Floors, Nisarga Bhawan
A- Block, Thimmaiah Main Road
7th D Cross, Shivanagar
Opposite Pushpanjali Theatre
Bangalore 560 010
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
5.
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
MemberSecs
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-11
April 23, 2013
To,
The Um ead
M/s
Chemicals Ltd,
M . apur, Jamnagar Distt.
ujarat
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
M/s Tata Chemicals Ltd, Jamnagar, Gujarat during February 1-2, 2012 for verification of compliance and
made following observations;
The particulate matter emission from the Coal mill (new stack) and alkali bypass were found to be
537 mg/Nm3 and 343 mg/Nm3 respectively exceeding the prescribed limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
Fugitive emissions were observed in the industrial complex due to pipe leakages, movement of
vehicles, handling of raw material/ fuel like lime stone, coal, fly ash, cement, gypsum and loading/
unloading of materials etc.
The house keeping was poor.
At final outlet, the concentration of TSS and NH3-N in the effluent was found to be 537 mg/L and
63 mg/L exceeding the prescribed limit of 500 mg/L and 5 mg/I respectively.
WHEREAS, on the basis of findings of the team during the above visit, the observations of the inspecting
team communicated to Gujarat Pollution Control Board on April 3, 2012 for ensuring corrective actions:
To improve air pollution control system to meet prescribed limit for coal mill and alkali bypass.
To improve ETP so as to meet the limit for TSS and NH3-N in the treated effluent.
To take corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions.
To regularize road sweeping and sprinkling of water on roads in the industrial premises.
WHEREAS, M/s Tata Chemicals Ltd was inspected by officials from Central Pollution Control Board,
Zonal Office, Vadodara during January 8-10, 2013 to assess the compliance of the recommendations.
WHEREAS, stack emission monitoring was carried out in the Coal mill (old stack) and Cement packer
plant unit II and particulate matter emission were found to be 370 mg/Nm3 and 184 mg/Nm3
respectively, which exceeded the prescribed limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
WHEREAS, at final outlet, the concentration of NH3-N in the effluent was found to be 12.5 mg/I exceeding
the prescribed limit of 5 mg/l.
WHEREAS, fugitive emissions were observed in raw material handling areas like coal, lime stone, cement,
gypsum, flyash and due to movement of vehicles.
WHEREAS, wastage of process water was observed due to broken pipeline / leakages in pipeline, in the
ESF unit I.
WHEREAS, solid dried cake management was poor in all the three units of ESF.
WHRERAS, overall housekeeping was not found satisfactory.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. O.
157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the powers vested under Section 5
of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to
issue any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, the following directions are being issued:
That the unit shall improve air pollution control system of coal mill (old) and cement packer plant,
unit II to meet the particulate matter emission limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
That the unit shall improve the performance of ETP so as to meet the limit for NH3-N.
That the unit shall take corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions at raw material handling
areas like coal, lime stone, cement, gypsum, flyash and due to movement of vehicles.
That the unit shall repair leakage in pipeline in the ESF unit I to avoid wastage of process water.
That the unit shall manage solid dried cake properly in all the three units of ESF.
That the unit shall improve overall housekeeping.
That the unit shall develop green belt.
That the unit shall submit the bank guarantee of Rs.20 lakhs for ensuring compliance of the above
directions.
You are hereby directed to submit a time bound action plan for compliance of directions listed at SI. No. 17 above within 15 days of receipt of the directions along with the Bank Guarantee. In case of failure to
comply with the said directions, the Board will be constrained to initiate action as deemed fit under the
provision of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 including closure of the unit.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
The Incharge
Zonal Office
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
5.
The Incharge
IT Div.
.eCB, Delhi
Member e tary
Regd./Speed Post
B- 29012/2012/PCI-III
April 23, 2013
To
M/s Thread India Limited,
Lohiya Industrial Complex,
Chaubepur,
Kanpur.
Whereas, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of
environmental pollutants for various categories of industries under the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986, and rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide
notification S.0.157 of 27.01.1996, has delegated the powers vested under Section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board to issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation
and other authority for violation of the notified general emission and effluent
Whereas, the State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees
(PCCs) can stipulate stringent standards for discharge of environmental pollutants
from various categories of industries than those notified by the Central Government.
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the CPCB/SPCBs/PCCs have been pursuing the polluting industries to

install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to comply with the effluent discharge
standards as notified under the Environment (Protection) Act. 1986 and the Rules
framed thereunder; and
Whereas, under the National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA), it has been
decided to address the issue of pollution of river Ganga in a comprehensive and time
bound manner; and
Whereas, a team of officials from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
inspected M/s Thread India Limited, Lohiya Industrial Complex, Chaubepur, Kanpur
(the Unit) on December 15, 2011 to assessed the status of pollution control
measures adopted by the Unit and observed that the Unit was not complying with
respect to prescribed effluent disposal standards of 0 & G (11.83 mg/I as against 10
mg/I), TSS (131 mg/I as against 100 mg/I) and BOD (124 mg/I as against 30 mg/I);
and
Contd 2/
-2Whereas, exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of

the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice dated 7 June 2012 was served to the
Unit to show cause, why the Unit should not be closed down; and
Whereas, in response to the CPCB notice dated 07 July 2012, the reply dated
23.06.2012 received from the Unit was examined; and
Whereas, the Unit was re-inspected by the CPCB team on October 3, 2012 to
assess the performance of ETP. The analysis of treated effluent ample collect
during inspection indicated TSS 39 mg/I, BOD 19.2 mg/I, COD 109 mg/I and 0&GBDL which is within permissible limits.
Now, therefore, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, the show cause notice No. B- 29012/2012/PCI-III dated June
7, 2012 issued to the Unit is revoked.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of the effluent quality norms. In case of failure of
the Unit to comply with the norms any time appropriate action under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated against the Unit without any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Chairman
2 The Direction(CP Division)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003.
3 The Mission Director (RS)
Ministry of Environment & Forests, CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003.
4. The Incharge, North Zonal Office
Lucknow -226010.
Contd 3/
-3-
4#1The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi

Member Se retary
at
ept
s
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 1-12
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Sultan Tannery & Leather Products
D-21, Site II, UPSIDC Industrial area

pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Unnao during August-September
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Sultan Tannery & Leather Products, D-21, UPSIDC Industrial area, Site II, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh was inspected on August 24, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
Primary treated effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in UPSIDC
Industrial Area Site II, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment)
standards for pH: 9.59 (Std. 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1087 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 102 mg/I
(Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high chromium effluent stream is not
proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary treatment is not adequate.
Condition of settling tank indicates its improper operation.
The effluent discharge (62 rn 3 / day for Permitted processing capacity of 80 hides/ day / 2
pickling processes is adopted nor system for recovery of salt installed.
industry. .
WHEREAS, in view of the non-compliance of the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment)
standards and other shortcomings noticed and in exercise of the powers vested under the Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 with the Chairman, CPCB show cause notice for closure
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Sultan Tannery &
Leather Products, D-21, UPSIDC Industrial area, Site II, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as
Unit) on November 22, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed
down and to submit its reply/clarification within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing
which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would he initiated against the
Cont'd....
WHEREAS, the Unit failed to submit reply/ clarification to the above mentioned Notice to this office
in the stipulated time and accordingly Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 was issued to Unit on December 19, 2012 to close all its operations with immediate effect and
report compliance to this office;
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated January 4, 2013 submitted compliance to CPCB's closure
directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings communicated in the closure notice:
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office. Lucknow
and UPPCB during April 3-4, 2013 for compliance verification and the team reported the following
physical progress:
The Unit has provided proper chemical dosing system and three stage settling system.
Work for segregation of soak liquor complete. Work for installation of system for recovery/
reuse of salt from soak liquor initiated. The installation of system for recovery/ reuse of salt
from soak liquor has been completed as informed by the Unit vide its letter dated 25.4.2013
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Sultan Tannery & Leather
Products, D-21, UPSIDC Industrial area, Site II, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19. 2012
are hereby modified and the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the
following directions:
IS. S
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month! anal sis

4
e
reports. The Unit will be inspected at any time to verify compliance status.
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30 th April, 2014
within 15 days of receipt of these modified directions to ensure compliance of the standards.
In case of failure of the Unit to ensure compliance of the above directions action as deemed fit will be
initiated against the Unit under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without any
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.
Madhyanchal Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd.
Head Office- 4A, Gokhle Marg, Lucknow
4.
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-1 10 003
with the request to re-connect electricity

supply
5. Zonal Officer (North)

Lucknow - 226 010
:for information please, with request to

re-inspect within one month

(Memb r ec ary)
0-"
Reed. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS1/201 l- I 2
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Super House Ltd.
(Tannery No. 3 Buffalo Division)
B-16/17, UPSIDC Industrial Area Sit-II,
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Super House Ltd., Unit-Ill (Buffalo Division) B-16/17, UPSIDC, Unnao, Uttar
UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary
treatment) standards for Total Cr: 17 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either
segregation of high chromium effluent stream is not proper or treatment for recovery of
chromium and overall primary treatment is not adequate.
The effluent discharge (178 m 3/ day for Permitted processing capacity: 200 hides/ day / S
Housekeeping needs improvement.
Improper drainage system in the work zone.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Super House Ltd..
(Tannery No. 3 Buffalo Division) B-I6/17, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter
referred as Unit) on November 23, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be
closed down and to submit its reply/clarification within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice
thereof;
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, the Unit failed to submit reply/ clarification to the above mentioned Notice to this office
directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings communicated in the closure notice;
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office, Lucknow
physical progress:
Work for improvement in drainage system and segregation of soak liquor for recovery/ reuse
of salt and pickling liquor for recycling verified.
The process yard and ETP area found cleaned.
Order placed for dual energy close-loop system for treatment of soak liquor to be
commissioned in 3 weeks.
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated April 25, 2013 confirmed that they have complied with
directions issued by CPCB;

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Super House Ltd., (Tannery No. 3
Buffalo Division) B-16/17, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012
are hereby modified and the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the
The Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed standards and shall submit monthly analysis
report. The Unit will be inspected at any time to verify compliance status.
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30th April, 2014
within 15 days of receipt of these modified directions to ensure compliance of standards.
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
The Chairman,
Ilird Floor, PICUP Bhawan
V ibhuti
Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.
:with the request to re-connect electricity

supply
Madliyanchal Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd,

\1)
Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010

(Member See ar))
Regd. Post
_
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Pacific Exports,
A-33, Leather Technology Park, UPSIDC
Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Pacific Exports, A-33, Leather Technology Park, UPSIDC, Banther, Unnao. Uttar
UPSIDC Leather Technology Park, Banthar. Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet
quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 1231 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 14.8
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high chromium effluent stream
is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary treatment is not
adequate.
The production was 500 hides/ day as against the permitted processing capacity of 180 hides
/day."
D.G. set not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
General housekeeping was poor.
Log book for the chemical consumption in ETP not maintained.
Log book for the water intake (bore well), water consumption & effluent discharge not
maintained.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Pacific Exports, A-33,
Leather Technology Park, UPSIDC, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on
November 22, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not he closed down and to
submit its reply/clarification within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it
Cont'd....
WHEREAS. the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office, Lucknow
physical progress:
Integrated acoustic enclosure for DG Sets provided.
The Unit has installed display board.
Log books are maintained.
V-notch and flow meter installed at the PETP outlet.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Pacific Exports, A-33, Leather
Technology Park, UPSIDC, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby
modified and the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the following
directions:
report. The Unit will be inspected at anytime to verify compliance status.
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
II Ird Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.

Madhyanchal Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd.

supply
Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010
ja(l/c - ESS Division, CPCB

re-inspect the unit withinone month

(Member Secretary)
"(ENV
\
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/2011-12 s2_1,23.2
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Ruksh Enterprises,
B-5, Leather Technology Park,
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Ruksh Enterprises, B-5, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh
Leather Technology Park, Banthar, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 17.8 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either
Storage facility for hazardous waste not provided by the Unit.
Housekeeping in general not good in work shop and in ETP area.
Log book for the chemicals consumption in ETP not maintained.
Log book for water consumption & effluent discharge not maintained.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Ruksh Enterprises, B-5,
Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November
22, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
reply/clarification within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it would be
presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the
provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letters dated January 5, 2013 and January 15, 2013 submitted
compliance to CPCB's closure directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings
communicated in the closure notice;
physical progress:
Storage facility for hazardous waste provided but shed/ cover is to be provided.
The Unit has Chrome Recovery Plant and has proposed to effectively manage chrome bearing
waste from going with the effluent water.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Ruksh Enterprises, B-5, Leather
Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and
the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the following directions:
s
s.
within 15 says o receipt o t iese mo ie I I irections o ensure comp ance o
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


supply
Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010
Oei/c - ESS Division, CPCB

l/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Seere ry)
Regd. Post
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Calico Impex,
B8-B9, Leather Technology Park,
Banther, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh
pollution control norms. CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Unnao during August-September
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Calico Impex, B8-B9, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was
(primary treatment) standards for TSS: 757 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 42.3 mg/I
Equalization tank was found filled with sludge which indicates that sludge is not withdrawn
regularly.
The industry is partially collecting the soak liquor for solar evaporation.
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, with the Chairman, CPCB issued show cause notice for
closure under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Calico Impex,
B8-B9, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on
November 22, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office, Lucknow
physical progress:
The Unit has provided DAF system.
The Unit has upgraded the equalization tank. Additional filter press is also provided.
The Unit has provided integrated system for segregation and solar evaporation of the two
effluent streams containing high TDS generated from soaking and pickling processes.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Calico Impex, B8-B9, Leather
Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and
the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the following directions:
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
e'/
Unnao, U.P.


supply
Director (CP)

ucknow - 226 010

I/c ESS Division, CPCB


(Mem r e etary)
Regd. Post

A
pril
C71
- Cab"'
29,
2013
To
M/s Everest Tannery (P) Ltd. (Unit II),
Plot No. A-41, Leather Technology Park,
Banthar, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Everest Tannery (P) Ltd. (Unit II), Plot No. A-41, Leather Technology Park,
Banthar, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on August 24, 2012 and the inspecting team made the
(primary treatment) standards for pH: 10.9 (Std. 6.5-9.0), TSS: 654 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and
Total Cr: 49.8 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high chromium
effluent stream is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary
treatment is not adequate.
The production was 200 hides/ day / 4 tonnes/ day as against the permitted processing
capacity of 150 hides/ day / 3 tonnes/ day.
The effluent discharge (90.20 m3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of I50 hides/ day
/ 3 tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
The solar evaporation system for recovery of salt from soak liquor was found non-operational.
Hazardous waste yard and sludge storage facility not managed properly.
Housekeeping in general not good in ETP area and working zone.
closure under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Everest Tannery
(P) Ltd. (Unit II), Plot No. A-41, Leather Technology Park, Banthar, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter
thereof;
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated January 4, 2013 submitted compliance to CPCB's closure
physical progress:
The Unit has upgraded the PETP.
The Unit has provided separate conveyance system for treatment of high TDS stream at solar/
thermal evaporation system.
The Unit has provided separate facility for storage of hazardous waste.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Everest Tannery (P) Ltd. (Unit
II), Plot No. A-41, Leather Technology Park, Banthar, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19,
2012 are hereby modified and the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the
:e wi ou any
vironmen
ro ec ion
mi late. agains ie ni un er ec ion
o ie
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Unnao, U.P.


supply
Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010

5,,/r.'c - ESS Division, CPCB
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 I -12
Sb7/
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Homera Tanning Industrie Pvt Ltd,
A-4, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS a team of Zonal Office (North), Central Pollution Control Board inspected M/s Homera
Tanning Industries, A-4 UPSIDC, Leather Technology Park Banthar, Unnao (herein referred as Unit)
on 29'h December, 2011 and observed the following short-comings:
The Unit was operating without obtaining the Consents under the Water (Prevention &
Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981
and the Authorization under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
The Unit was found discharging 109 kl effluent during the inspection, as against the
permission given by UPPCB in NOC for processing 100 hides and generating 60 kl effluent
per day and the maximum treatment capacity of 90 kld reserved for the Unit by the CETP.
Moreover, the installed processing capacity of the Unit was informed to be 350 hides per day
which is expected to generate 250-300 kl per day effluent.
Excessive suspended solids were observed in the effluent at the outlet of the Primary Effluent
Treatment Plant (PETP). The primary treated effluent being conveyed to Banthar CETP for
further treatment was not complying with the CETP inlet standards for the parameters
Suspended Solids (11255 mg/I, against the standards of 600 mg/I) and Total Chromium (494
mg/I, against the standards of 2 mg/I).
The electromagnetic flow meter installed at the outlet of PETP was non-operational and the
Unit is not maintaining any records of the quantity of primary treated effluent conveyed to
Banthar CETP for secondary treatment
The Unit has not installed separate energy meter at the PETP and not maintaining records of
operation of the Chrome Recovery Unit and the PETP and the chemicals consumed.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board for rectification of the
aforesaid short-comings by M/s Homera Tanning Industries, A-4 UPSIDC, Leather Technology Park
Banthar, Unnao;
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Homera Tanners Pvt. Ltd., A-4, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao was reinspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
UPSIDC Leather Technology Park, Banthar, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet
quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 9.66 (Std. 6.5-9.0), TSS: 4492 mg/I (Std.: 600
mg/I) and Total Cr.: 193 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high
chromium effluent stream is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall
primary treatment is not adequate.
Clarifiers and sludge drying beds found filled with sludge.
The effluent discharge (192 m 3 /day for Permitted processing capacity of 100 hides/ day / 2.5
The production was 165 hides/ day / 4.125 tonnes/ day as against the permitted processing
capacity of 100 skins/ day / 2.5 tonnes/ day.
Improper segregation of the effluent streams generated from soaking and pickling processes
which contain high concentration of salts/TDS and their evaporation for recovery of salt.
Housekeeping was poor, spillage of chemicals and haphazard storage of hides observed.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to Mfis Homera Tanners Pvt.
Ltd., A-4, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on
directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings communicated in the closure notice:
physical progress:
The Unit has improved system for chemical dosing and is providing additional settler for
primary clarifier.
The Unit claims as introducing system for segregation of soak liquor and effluent from
pickling process for recovery/ reuse of salt/effluent.
Separate storage yard for drums/ chemical containers is to be provided.
WHEREAS, UPPCB has restricted the wastewater generation to 60 KLD for the permitted processing
capacity of 100 skins/day / 2.5 tonnes/ day;
Cont'd....
-3NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Homera Tanners Pvt. Ltd., A4, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby
directions:
report The Unit will be inspected at anytime to verify compliance status.
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
1 e,
Unnao. U.P.

Lucknow

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4. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

ucknow - 226 010
for information please, with request to


(MefiiberSecretary)
of
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SS1/201 1-12
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Super House Ltd.
(Tannery No. I)
A-1, C-1, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site-II,


2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Super House Ltd., A- I, C-1, Site-II UPSIDC, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
standards for Total Cr: 19.4 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high
chromium effluent stream is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall
primary treatment is not adequate.
Equalization tank was filled with sludge which indicates that sludge is not withdrawn
regularly.
Temporary storage area of dry sludge not covered with shed.
Flow measuring device not installed at the outlet of PETP.
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 with the Chairman. CPCB show cause notice for closure
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Super House Ltd., A-I,
C-1, Site-II UPSIDC, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November 22, 2012
directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would he initiated against the Unit under the
Cont'd.
directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings communicated in the closure notice e;
physical progress:
Equalization tank found cleaned.
Work for segregation of soak liquor for recovery/ reuse of salt and pickling liquor for
recycling initiated. The installation of dual energy close-loop system for treatment of soak
liquor has been completed as informed by the Unit vide its letter dated 25.4.2013
Shed facility for the storage of hazardous waste provided.
Flow meter installed at the PETP outlet.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Super House Ltd., A-I, C-1, Site!! UPS1DC, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and the Unit is
permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the following directions:
reports. The Unit will be inspected at any time to verify compliance status
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30 th April, 2014
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


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Director (CP)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-I 10 003

Lucknow - 226 010


(Memb
ec
tary)
Regd. Post
April 29, 2013

r
?-
To
M/s Leder Fabric
D-16, Site-II, UPSIDC Industrial area,
Unnao. Uttar Pradesh
201');
WHEREAS, M/s Lader Fabrics, D-16, Site-II, Industrial area, Unnao, Uttar Pardesh was inspected on
standards for pH: 12.3 (Std. 6.5-9.0), TSS: 3383 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 86.3 mg/I
Neither segregation of effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from soaking and
pickling processes is adopted nor system for recovery of salt installed.
Dry sludge was found stored in sludge drying beds.
Housekeeping in work zone and PETP area very poor.
Solid waste found stored in open yard.
Chemical consumption log book not available.
Flow meter not installed at the outlet of PETP.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Lader Fabrics, D-16,
Site-II, Industrial area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November 22, 2012
directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
Cont'd
-2WHEREAS, the Unit failed to submit reply/ clarification to the above mentioned Notice to this office
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letters dated January 4. 2013 and January 15. 2013 submitted
physical progress:
Earthwork for pits for storage of the two high TDS effluent streams generated from soaking
and pickling process completed. The installation of solar evaporation system for treatment of
soak liquor has been completed as informed by the Unit vide its letter dated 25.4.2013
Sludge drying beds found cleaned.
Separate facility for storage of hazardous waste provided.
Flow meter installed at the PETP outlet.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Leder Fabric, D-I6, Site-II,
UPSIDC Industrial area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and the
Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the following directions:
reports. The Unit will be inspected at any time to verify compliance status
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30' 1' April, 2014
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


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4. Director (CP)

Vibhuti Khand, Gornti Nagar
ucknow - 226 010
:for information please. with request to

l ic - ESS Division, CPCB
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/201 I -12
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt. Ltd.
A 7/I & B/3, Site-II, UPSIDC Industrial Area,
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt. Ltd., A 7/1, B/3, Site-II, UPSIDC. Unnao, Uttar Pradesh
UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary
treatment) standards for Total Cr: 13.8 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either the
Chemical containers were stored in the open area.
Log book not maintained for water consumption, chemical used, and water discharged to
CETP.
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, with the Chairman, CPCB show cause notice for closure
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Model Tanners (India)
Pvt. Ltd., A 7/1, B/3, Site-II, UPSIDC, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated February 2, 2013 submitted compliance to CPCB's closure
physical progress:
The Unit has provided Chrome Recovery Plant with separate conveyance system for spent
chrome liquor.
The Unit has provided separate covered area for storage of chemical containers.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt. Ltd.,
A 7/1 & B/3, Site- II, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are
hereby modified and the Unit is permitted to restart its operation subject to compliance of the
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30 April, 2014
usher
notice
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


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Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010

ie - ESS Division, CPCB

(Member Secretary)
th
t7
Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-SSI/20 I 1-12
April 29. 2013
To
M/s Omega International,
G-7 to 14, Unnao Industrial Estate Site-II,
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
22012;
WHEREAS, M/s Omega International, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh is
involved in processing of hides from wet blue to finish leather was inspected on August 24, 2012 and
the inspecting team observed that the treated effluent discharged by the Unit was not complying with
the prescribed surface disposal norms for the following parameters: BOD: 300 mg/I (Std.: 30 mg/1),
SS: 316 mg/I (Std.: 100 mg/I) and Oil & Grease: 11.9 mg/I (Std.: 10 mg/I).
WHEREAS, the inspecting team also observed that the production was 60 hides! 1.5 tonne per day as
against the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ 0.75 tonnes per day.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Omega International,
G-7 to 14, Unnao Industrial Estate Site-II, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November 22,
2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letters dated January 4, 2013 and January 14, 2013 submitted
and UPPCB during April 3-4, 2013 for compliance verification and the team reported that the Unit has
upgraded the ETP;
Cont'd....
-2NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Omega International, G - 7
to 14, Unnao Industrial Estate Site-II, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby
directions:
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30' h April, 2014
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.

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4. Director (CP)

Lucknow - 226 010

G--. 7. I/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

)`,1
7

(Member Sec etary)
Regd. Post
Apri 129, 2013
To
M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt Ltd.,
A-22, 23, 24, Leather Technology Park,
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt Ltd., A-22, 23, 24, Leather Technology Park, Banther,
Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on August 25, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
UPSIDC Leather Technology Park, Banthar, Unnao exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet
quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 845 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 23.8
mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high chromium effluent stream
is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary treatment is not
adequate.
The effluent quantity discharged (500 KLD) to CETP is more than the consented capacity
(360 KLD).
The effluent discharge (600 m 3 / day for Permitted processing capacity: 600 hides/ day / 18
closure under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Model Tanners
(India) Pvt Ltd., A-22, 23, 24, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter
thereof;
Cont'd....
and UPPCB during April 3-4, 2013 for compliance verification and the team reported that the Unit has
modified the settling tank;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Model Tanners (India) Pvt Ltd.,
A-22, 23, 24, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao on December 19, 2012 are hereby
directions:
initiated against the Unit under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act. 1986 without any
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Unnao, U.P.

Director (CP)
Lucknow - 226 010
.01/c - ESS Division, CPCB

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(Men er
etary)
Regd. Post
April 29, 2013
M/s Calico Trends

17, Leather Complex,
Site-II, UPSIDC Industrial Area,

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Calico Trends, 17, Leather Complex, Site-II, UPSIDC, Unnao, was inspected on
standards for TSS: 707 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 12.4 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which
indicates that either the segregation of high chromium effluent stream not proper or the
treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary treatment inadequate.
The production was 180 hides/ day / 3.45 tonnes/ day as against the permitted processing
capacity of 150 skins/ day / 3.45 tonnes/ day.
Housekeeping in general was not good in the working zone & ETP area.
Safety measures for handling of hazardous waste not followed by the workers of the unit.
Log book for chemical consumption in ETP & CRP not maintained.
Solid waste management system poor.
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, in view of the non-compliance of the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment)
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Calico Trends, 17,
Leather Complex, Site-II, UPSIDC, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November
23, 2012 directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office. Lucknow
physical progress:
I he Unit has provided integrated system for segregation and solar evaporation of the two
Log books maintained.
Additional filter press is provided for management of solid waste.
Integrated acoustic enclosure for DG Sets provided.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Calico Trends, 17, Leather
Complex, Site-II, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I .
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.

Lucknow

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Director (CP)
Ministry_ of Environment & Forests
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-I 10 003

.
.
IcIll ,
uniti-Nagai
Lucknow - 226 010

(Membe ec a ry)
Regd. Post
-2
2c.,\
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Alig tannery, A -25,
Leather Technology Park, UPSIDC,

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Alig tannery, A-25. Leather Technology Park, UPSIDC, Banther. Unnao, Uttar
Pradesh (herein referred as Unit), was inspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting team made
(primary treatment) standards for pH: 9.22 (Std. 6.5-9.0), TSS: 854 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and
Total Cr: 11.2 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either segregation of high chromium
effluent stream is not proper or treatment for recovery of chromium and overall primary
treatment is not adequate.
Sludge drying beds were filled with the sludge.
Boiler installed for evaporation of soak liquor was not operational.
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Alig tannery, A-25,
Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on November 22,
Cont'd....
-2-
physical progress:
Sludge drying beds found cleaned. Additional sludge drying beds also provided.
The Unit has provided integrated system for segregation and solar evaporation of the two
Additional provision for forced (thermal) evaporation through boiler stream also provided.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Alig tannery, A-25, UPSIDC,
UPSIDC Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are
report. ie Unit wi e inspec
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


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Director (CP)

V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,
Lucknow - 226 010

jI/c - ESS Division, CPCB
\1)-)
(Member Secretary)
Regd. Post
April 29, 2013
To
M/s Allied Exim,
Plot No. A-36,
Banther Leather Complex, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Allied Exim, Plot No. A-36, Banther Leather Complex, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 42.1 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicates that either
Sludge drying beds found filled with water.
The production was 150 hides/ day / 3.75 tonnes/ day as against the permitted capacity of 100
hides/ day / 2.5 tonnes/ day.
The effluent discharge (104 m 3/ day for the Permitted processing capacity: 100 hides/ day / 3
closure under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Allied Exim,
Plot No. A-36, Banther Leather Complex, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on
-2WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated January 4, 2013 submitted compliance to CPCB's closure
physical progress:
Settling tank found cleaned.
Sludge drying beds found emptied. Covering system for rainy season is also proposed.
UPPCB restricted the process of the Unit from wet blue to finished leather products.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Allied Exim, Plot No. A-36,
Banther Leather Complex, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and
the Unit is permitted to restart its operation restricting the process from wet blue to finished leather
products and subject to compliance of the following directions:
The-Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed standards and shall submit monthly analysis
report. The Unit will be inspected at anytime to verify compliance status,
The Unit shall complete on-going improvement measures within a month and submit
documentary proof in this regard.
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.

The Chairman,
V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.
4.
Director (CP)

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v/onal Officer (North)

Lucknow - 226 010

kf;Vfic - ESS Division, CPCB
l/c-NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
Regd. Post
To
M/s Ruksh International
Plot No. B-6, 7, UPSIDC,
Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao,
Uttar Pradesh
St 2,-
April 29, 2013

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Ruksh International, Plot No. B-6, 7, UPSIDC, Leather Technology Park, Banther,
Unnao, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on August 25, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
The effluent discharge (125 in 3/ day for permitted processing capacity: 150 hides/ day / 3
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Ruksh International,
Plot No. B-6, 7, UPSIDC, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter
thereof;
Cont'd....
physical progress:
Establishment of DMF proposed.
Old DG sets not equipped with acoustic enclosure phased out. New DG sets are equipped with
acoustic enclosure.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Ruksh International, Plot No. B-6,
7, UPSIDC, Leather Technology Park, Banther, Unnao, Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
Unnao, U.P.

supply
4.
Director (CP)
9.

Lucknow - 226 010

(Menin er Seretary)
Regd. Post
_c?7,
April 29. 2013
To
M/s Islam Tanners,
Plot no.-B-10, UPSIDC,
Banthar, Unnao
pollution control norms. CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Unnao during August-September
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Islam Tanners, Plot no.-B-10, UPSIDC, Banthar, Unnao was inspected on August
Sludge drying beds found tilled with water.
DG set not equipped with acoustic enclosure.
WHEREAS, in.view of the non-compliance of the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment)
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Islam Tanners, Plot no.B-10, UPSIDC, Banthar, Unnao (hereafter referred as Unit) on November 22, 2012 directing the Unit
to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification within 15
days from the date of receipt of the Notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has
nothing to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
1986 was issued to Unit on December 19. 2012 to close all its operations with immediate effect and
Cont'd....
physical progress:
Segregation system provided for spent chrome liquor is needs further improvement.
The Unit has provided proper chemical dosing system.
Covering over sludge drying beds provided.
Shed facility for storage of hazardous waste provided.
DG sets not equipped with acoustic enclosure phased out. New DG sets equipped with
acoustic enclosure proposed.
System for segregation of two effluent streams containing high TDS generated from soaking
and pickling processes provided. Work for installation of system for recovery/ reuse of salt
initiated.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Islam Tanners, Plot no.-B-I 0,
UPSIDC, Banther, Unnao Uttar Pradesh on December 19, 2012 are hereby modified and the Unit is
The Unit shall ensure commissioning of the on-going improvement measures within a month
and submit documentary proof in this regard.
further notice.
(A jay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
IlIrd Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010
Unnao, U.P.


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Director (CP)
Lucknow - 226 010
/1/c - ESS Division, CPCB


(Mernbe
erS4e'etT,r
ry)
Post
PCI-SS1/Tannery/ H K Tanning/2012-13
To
,6
May 17, 2013
M/s II K Tanning Industries,

150 feet road, Jajmau, Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh
pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau and Kanpur during AugustSeptember 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s H K Tanning Industries, 150 feet road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
1.
CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 2189 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) Total
Cr: 149 mg/1 (Std.: 2 mg/1).
The effluent discharge ( 36.5 m3 / day for the permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day
Proper facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste is not provided.
Unit.
Act, 1986, dated January 1, 2013 was issued to M/s H K Tanning Industries,150 feet road, Jajmau,
be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing which it would be
Coned....
And WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated nil,
received in CPCB on January 31, 2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the obiervations of
the inspecting team and also requested for some time for providing facility for segregation of soak
liquor:
The repairing of the PETP and its capacity augmentation has been initiated and would
require some more time for completion of the works. CRP is operated properly.
The Unit is ensuring compliance with the effluent discharge limit of 21 m 3/ day specified by
UP PCB for permitted processing capacity of 30 hides/ day / 0.75 tonnes/ day.
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste is provided.
Water meter at the inlet and outlet are operating properly.
The Unit is a small category unit hence records of raw hide and chemical procurement could
not be produced during the inspection instead provided a copy of balance sheet.
The Unit is a member of the TSDF for disposal of hazardous waste.
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1086. the
following directions are issued to MIs H K Tanning Industries, 150 feet road, Jaimati, Kanpur. I.
Pradesh:
I.
11.
To carry out improvement in the primary treatment s y stem so as to comply with the
To ensure segregation of pickle liquor also and provide facility for recovery of salt from
both soak and pickle liquor.
To attain compliance of wastewater discharge standards/ limit prescribed by u pp cu in the
Consent conditions.
To ensure compliance of all shortcomings mentioned in the Directions/ Notice dated
Januar y I. 2013.
In case of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriiite will be initiated against the
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
: with reques; to ensure
1. The Chairman,
V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Nlinistry of Environment & Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO.Complex
Lodhi Road,New Delhi-110 003

3. AD & Incharge,
Vibhuti Khand, Gornti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010


( Mem
ec tnry)
hi
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery,
175/158-A, (4C) Budhiya ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,

Uttar Pradesh
to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau and Kanpur during AugustSeptember 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery, 175/158-A, (4C) Budhiya ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) is not in operation. The untreated effluent
discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the
prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for TSS: 1700 mg/1 (Std.: 600
mg/1).
Water meter is not installed for measurement of fresh water consumption and effluent
discharged.
Housekeeping in process and PETP area was very poor.
Septic tank and soak pit are not installed for treatment of domestic wastewater as directed in
the Consent conditions.
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization_under Hazardous Waste
(Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 were not provided.
Cont'd....
-2WHEREAS, in view of the above, Directions/ Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 dated February 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery, 175/158-A, (4C)
Budhiya ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause
in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice
thereof;
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated February 18,
The deficiencies observed in the PETP are rectified.

Salt from hides is removed through manual desalting followed by dipping in separate soak pit
from where the salt is removed and dried/ recovered.
Water meters are installed at the water source and PETP outlet and records are maintained.
DG set observed without acoustic enclosure removed. No DG set owned by the Unit.
Housekeeping in process and PETP area improved.
Septic tank and soak pit provided for domestic wastewater treatment.
The Unit has submitted application to UPPCB for obtaining consent under the Water
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
, prope system or recovery o sa rom the e uent stream containing high TDS
generated from soaking process is to be installed.
following directions are issued to M/s Anwar Ahmed ki Tannery, 175/158-A, (4C) Budhiya ghat,
Jajinau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
III.
To ensure improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed
primary treatment standards / CETP's design inlet parameters.
To ensure segregation of effluent stream containing high TDS, generated from soaking
process and adopt proper system for recovery of salt.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I
The Chairman,
Third Floor, P1CUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-1 10 003
AD & Incharge,
Ground Floor, PlCUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 010


(Mem r e etary)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Shams Leather Finishers/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Shams Leather Finishers,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Shams Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for pH: 6.34 (Std.: 6.5-9.0), TSS: 1426
mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr.: 79.9 mg/l (Std.:2 mg/1).
Housekeeping in the process and ETP area was poor.
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Shams Leather Finishers, 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the
Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in
support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ notice failing
which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the
- PETP and CRP are operated properly.
- The Unit has membership with TSDF for disposal of Hazardous waste.
- Housekeeping in the process and ETP area is proper.
Cont'd....
-2AND WHEREAS, system for segregation and recovery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS generated from soaking and picking process is to be installed;
following directions are issued to M/s Shams Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
To install system for segregation and recivery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS generated from soaking and picleg processes.
February 1, 2013.
III.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucicnow - 226 010
I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
6. I/c- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Sec ary)
LI
n Regd. Post
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Ki Tannery,
24-A-175/158A, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Ki Tannery, 24-A-175/158A,
Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting
team made the following observations:
4.99 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) and Total Cr.: 18.1 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary
Sludge drying beds were filled with dried sludge. The Unit is not a member of TSDF.
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS generated from soaking
Housekeeping in process area needs improvement.
Records of production details were not provided.
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile
M/s Fida Hussain Ki Tannery, 24-A-175/158A, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter
referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the
date of receipt of this Directions/ notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing
to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated
February 16, 2013 and March 22, 2013 submitted the following:
The Unit is involved in oiling, dyeing and finishing of split leather. The Unit shall take
complete remedial measures so that the treated effluent conforms to the prescribed norms.
Proper arrangement for mixing chemicals for effluent treatment will be taken on priority.
The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF.
Action is taken to improve the housekeeping.
Display Board on the gate of the Unit provided.
Production record submitted.
Consent under the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 is not applicable. The
Unit has applied for Consent under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
NOW THER _ e P
'
mittedby the Unit and in exercise of the powers
following directions are issued to M/s Nafees Leather Finishers erstwhile M/s Fida Hussain Ki
Tannery, 24-A-175/158A, Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
3.
AD
incharge,
Zonal Officer (North), Ground Floor,
PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti Khand, Goniti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010

l/e- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Sect tary)
\N
(63
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Swan Tanning Industries/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Swan Tanning Industries,
199, 205, 207, Gajjupurwa,
WHEREAS, M/s Swan Tanning Industries, 199, 205, 207, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
Settling tank was completely filled with effluent which indicated its improper operation.
PETP final outlet drain was found clogged.
disposal.
Water meter provided at the outlet of PETP was non operational.
Cont'd....
-2Log book of raw hide procurement and production details was not maintained.
The Unit is operating without Consents under The Water (Prevention and Control of
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Swan Tanning Industries, 199, 205,
207, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause
in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ notice failing
2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of the inspecting team and
other short-comings observed:
Overall primary treatment facility is adequate.
Settling tank was not overfilled and is in proper operational condition.
PETP final outlet drain is cleaned and is regularly checked to prevent clogging.
Sludge from sludge drying beds is removed regularly and properly disposed off.
The Unit will ensure compliance of the effluent discharge standards/ limits.
Segregation of the effluent streams to avoid mixing of high TDS is under consideration and
would require some time to comply with the direction.
Water meter at the outlet of PETP is provided and operational.
Housekeeping in PETP area is proper.
Log books of raw hide procurement and production details are being maintained.
The Unit has applied for Consents under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
following directions are issued to M/s Swan Tanning Industries, 199, 205, 207, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau,
III.
To install system for segregation and recovery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS generated from soaking and picijcing processes.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairma
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010
arc'

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010

(Member Secr
ry)
dv
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Supreme Tanning Industries/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Supreme Tanning Industries,
104/90 (A-7), 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
.
WHEREAS, M/s Supreme Tanning Industries, 104/90 (A-7), 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
Total Cr.: 21.5 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not
fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP)
and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Bypass arrangement of spent chrome liquor to common conveyance drain was observed.
disposal.
The effluent discharge ( 62.4 m 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 100 hides/ day
/ 2 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3 /Ton).
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 2, 2013 was issued to M/s Supreme Tanning Industries, 104/90
(A-7), 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show
cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary
proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ notice
failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against
the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
The effluent sample was collected from CRP outlet and not from PETP outlet and the Total
Cr. concentration was found to be 21.5 mg/I as against the standard of 45 mg/l. (It is also
stated the Unit has membership of CCRP for treatment of spent chrome liquor. The spent
chrome liquor from tanning drums is sent to collection pits through dedicated conveyance
system for storage from where it is sent to CCRP for treatment.
The two sludge drying beds are used alternatively for filling and drying.
The water consumption by the Unit is within the permitted capacity.
Salt from hides is removed by manual desalting.
and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 (copy enclosed).
AND WHEREAS, system for segregation and recovery of salt from the effluent streams containing
following directions are issued to M/s Supreme Tanning Industries, 104/90 (A-7), 150 feet Road,
III.
high TDS generated from soaking and picking processes.
February/ 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,


Director (CP)
3. AD & Incharge,
/I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi



(Member
er Sec
rD Regd. Post
Tannery General/ PCI-S S1/2011-12
May 17, 2013
To40
. 1) (71
M/s Khalid Tanners,
86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Khalid Tanners, 86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
2458 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr.: 107 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary
Supernatant from sludge drying beds was found flowing into outlet drain.
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Khalid Tanners, 86 A, Wajidpur,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit
should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of
the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ notice failing which it
would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under
the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
PETP and CRP will be operated properly so as to ensure compliance of the prescribed norms.
The Unit has membership with TSDF for disposal of PETP sludge.
The effluent discharged by the Unit is 18 KLD for the permitted processing capacity of 30
hides/ day.
Salt from hides removed by manual desalting.
Display board on the gate of the Unit provided.
Housekeeping in PETP area is proper.
Log book of raw hide procurement and production details made.
following directions are issued M/s Khalid Tanners, 86 A, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
I.
H.
III.
To install system for segregation and recc'ery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS generated from soaking and piclstng processes.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010'
/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member ecre ry)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Salik Leather Finishers/ 2012-13
To
M/s Salik Leather Finishers,
54c
Plot No. 53, 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
May 17, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Salik Leather Finishers, Plot No. 53, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Salik Leather Finishers, Plot No. 53,
150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause
Cont' d....
-2WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated February 14,
PETP and CRP are operated properly and the Unit is achieving standards.
The Unit is permitted to discharge 28 KLD as per the UPPCB consent conditions.
The Unit is trying to reduce TDS concentration in the effluent.
The Unit is trying to improve housekeeping in the PETP area.
The Unit will maintain log book of raw hide procurement and production details.
following directions are issued to M/s Salik Leather Finishers, Plot No. 53, 150 feet Road, Jajmau,
III.
To install system for segregation and recTery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS generated from soaking and picking processes.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
y to:
1. The Chairman,



c)4
2. Director (CP)
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003

AD & Incharge,

(Member
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Hameed Leather Finishers / 2012-13
May 17. 2013
To
M/s Hameed Leather Finishers,
I -D, Gajjupurwa, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttarrac
'I:r-1-es1T
to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur durin g AugustSeptember 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Hameed Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road, .Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
The primary treated effluent discharged for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau. Kanpur
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 2198
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not operated properly.
Copy of Consent under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 dated February 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Hameed Leather Finishers, 150 feet Road,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit
the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing which it
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated nil received in
CPCB on February 26, 2013 submitted the following:
The Unit will ensure proper operation and maintenance of CRP and reduce chromium
concentration in the treated effluent.
The Unit will operate PETP properly by appointing qualified operator.
The Unit is a member of TSDF.
Housekeeping is in good condition.
Application submitted to UPPCB for obtaining consents under the Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981
and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary
high TDS generate fium s naking and picking process is to be installed;
following directions are issued to M/s Hameed Leather Finishers. 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh:
Ill.
IV.
Consent conditions.
high TDS generated from soaking and piclimg processes.
February 1, 2013.
status report against each direction immediatel y after achieving compliance.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I.
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

2.
Director (CP)
AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010

5.
I/c - IT Division. CPCB, Delhi

:
ell, CPCB, Delhi


please
:for information
(Membe ,e tau
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CENTRAL POLLUTION CONTROL BOA1
InTa
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(traraRur
(MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FORESTS, GOVT. OF INDIA
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Super Leather Finishers/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Super Leather Finishers,
406 K/ 409, Wajidpur, Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Super Leather Finishers, 406 K/ 409, Wajidpur, Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 8, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not in operation. The effluent discharged for
The Unit is operating without valid consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution). Act, 1974 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Handling, Management
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Super Leather Finishers, 406 K/
409, Wajidpur, Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it
to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with
documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this
Directions/ notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will
be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
amendments thereof;
Cont'd....
ISOAEC 17025
Accredited Laboratory
110 032
31-49 97Z, 1
L1[ v
VI31 /Tel. : 22305792, 22303717 . ttlii/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
: cpcb@alpha.nic.in t4-5142/Website : www.cpcb.nic.in
PETP will be operated properly and optimum chemical dosing will be done. New CRP
provided to attain compliance of prescribed norms.
Facility for storage of hazardous waste provided.
The Unit has applied for consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
1974 and Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary
following directions are issued to M/s Super Leather Finishers, 406 K/ 409, Wajidpur, Sanjay Nagar,
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Director (CP)
3. AD & Incharge,
0.,4c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Sectary)
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Aman Tannery 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Aman Tannery,

127-Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Aman Tannery, 127-Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on
August 27, 2012 and the inspecting team observed that the primary treated effluent discharged by the
Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 31.2 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome
Recovery Plant (CRP) was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent was sent to Primary Effluent
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Aman Tannery, 127-Iqbal Street,
Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit
the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ notice failing which it
would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will be initiated against the Unit under
the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
2013 submitted that the Unit is involved in only oiling and dying process and that the PETP will be
operated properly and optimum chemical dosing will be done to comply with the standards;
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s
Aman Tannery, 127-Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh is hereby directed to ensure
improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed primary treatment
standards / CETP's design inlet parameters;
status report immediately after achieving compliance.
Cont'd....
-2In case of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated against the
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
A2c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Secristiry)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Bharat Tanning Industries 2012-13
To
May 17, 2013
M/s Bharat Tanning Industries,

150 feet Road, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Bharat Tanning Industries, 150 feet Road, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Housekeeping was poor w.r.t chemical handling and process area.
Records of production details and chrome recovered were not produced.
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Bharat Tanning Industries, 150 feet
Road, Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause
Cont' d....
PETP and CRP are operated properly.
Chemical dosing system is replaced.
Salt from hides removed by manual desalting.
Display board at the gate of the Unit provided
Records of production details and chrome recovered available.
Movement) Rules, 2008 dated 19.10.2012 received from UPPCB (copy enclosed).
following directions are issued to M/s Bharat Tanning Industries, 150 feet Road, Wajidpur, Jajmau,
III.
high TDS generated from soaking and pickling processes.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP),

3. AD & Incharge,
1,4< I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Membe r
y)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Feroz Tanners Uni -2/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit 2,
18 B, Sir Iqbal Street,
WHEREAS, M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit 2, 18 B, Sir Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
939 mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/1) and Total Cr.: 19.3 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome
Housekeeping was poor in PETP area
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit 2, 18 B, Sir
Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why
Cont' d....
The Unit is ensuring proper operation of PETP and CRP to comply with the prescribed
norms.
Measures are taken to ensure proper dosing and mixing of chemicals for effluent treatment.
Work for installation of soak liquor segregation and evaporation system and pickling liquor
recycling and reuse system initiated.
The Unit will ensure better housekeeping in PETP area.
The Unit has applied for Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974
and The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, and, Authorization under
following directions are issued to M/s Feroz Tanners, Unit 2, 18 B, Sir Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh:
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,

Director (CP)

AD & Incharge,

PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Feroz Tanners/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Feroz Tanners,

379/1D, Sir Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Feroz Tanners, 379/1D, Sir Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Feroz Tanners, 379/1D, Sir Iqbal
Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the
Cont'd....
The Unit is ensuring proper operation of PETP and CRP.
Measures are taken to ensure proper dosing and mixing of chemicals for effluent treatment.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed effluent discharge standard/ limit.
Work for installation of soak liquor segregation and evaporation system and pickling liquor
recycling and reuse system initiated.
The Unit has applied for Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974
and The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, and, Authorization under
following directions are issued to M/s Feroz Tanners, 379/1D, Sir Iqbal Street, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
February 1, 2013.
any further notice. (Ajayy T
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,

Director (CP)

3. AD & Incharge,
\JC Ground Floor, PICUP Bhawan
(-12C
\.VI/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi


5Vg-
(Member Secre ry)
Regd. Post
ov May 17, 2013
PCI-SSI/ Tannery Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd/2012-13

To
M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd,
F-27,28,42,43, Site- II, UPSIDC Industrial Area,
(t
Direction under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao involved in
processing of hides from wet blue to finish leather was inspected on August 24, 2012 and the
inspecting team made the following observations:
The Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) is not in operation and the untreated effluent is
discharged into drain. Inspecting team also observed that major repair work is required in both
clarifiers.
Segregation and storage of hazardous waste was improper. Leather cuttings and other process
waste were stored in sludge drying beds.
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd,
UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the
On the day of inspection there was pump failure so the effluent was not pumped from the
holding tank. All the major repair work required has been taken up to ensure proper working
of the ETP and to discharge only the treated effluent into the drain. Analysis report of the
treated effluent also enclosed.
Proper storage places for hazardous waste/ sludge provided.
Order for filter press also placed which will be installed soon.
Cont'd....
and UPPCB during April 3-4, 2013 and the team reported the following physical progress:
Repair works completed. Flow meter at ETP outlet provided. Construction of oil and grease
trap in progress.
Separate pits for storage of ETP sludge and other hazardous waste provided.
NOW THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers delegated to the Chairman,
CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued
to M/s Allied Leather Finisher Pvt. Ltd, UPSIDC Industrial Area Site II, Unnao:
To ensure improvement in the effluent treatment system so as to comply with the prescribed
standards.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
""
(Mem6;Secktry)
cc5
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Rider Tanning Industries/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Rider Tanning Industries,
242, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Rider Tanning Industries, 242, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
The unit was operating in residential area.
Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged for
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 16.3 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/1).
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste is not provided.
Height of the stacks connected to boiler is not as per the Environment (Protection) Rules,
1986. Emission control equipment is not installed at boiler.
Housekeeping in general was very poor in the unit. No ventilation is provided in the
working zone.
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Rider Tanning Industries, 242,
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why
AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated
February 15, 2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of the inspecting team
and requested for time to complete the actions required to achieve compliance of the prescribed norms
and other short-comings observed:
The Unit is operating with permission from local industrial development authority.
CRP has been put in operation. Primary treated effluent being discharged to CETP in Jajmau
for further treatment is complying with the standards.
Work for segregation of effluent streams to avoid mixing of high TDS effluent with other
process effluent initiated.
Facility for temporary storage of hazardous waste provided.
Acoustic enclosure for DG set provided.
Height of the stack connected to boiler increased and emission control system also provided.
Housekeeping is improved. Adequate ventilation provided in working zone.
The Unit has applied to UPPCB for consents under the Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution) Act, 1974 and The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
following directions are issued to M/s Rider Tanning Industries, 242, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh:
III.
To install system for segregation and recovery of salt of the effluent streams containing high
TDS generated from soaking and pickling processes.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I . The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
AD & Incharge,
Lucicnow - 226 010
vVI/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Secret )
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/Merit Leather Finishers/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
M/s Merit Leather Finishers,

414 Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Merit Leather Finishers, 414 Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) is not fully utilized,
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Merit Leather Finishers, 414 Sanjay
Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letters dated March 6,
2013 and March 25, 2013 submitted the following:
Conveyance system is laid down for proper segregation of high chromium effluent stream to
storage tank before its further conveyance to Common Chrome Recovery Plant. Sludge
accumulated in the settling tank removed. The Unit will ensure proper operation of PETP
(Analysis report of PETP outlet sample provided).
Solar evaporation system for recovery of salt from soak liquor is provided. Low float pickling
started, exhaust pickling liquor recycled in the process after required strengthening.
Cont'd....
-2NOW THEREFORE, in view of the reply submitted by the Unit and in exercise of the powers
following directions are issued to M/s Merit Leather Finishers, 414 Sanjay Nagar, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh:
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,

Director (CP)

3. AD & Incharge,
Ground Floor, PICUP Bhawari
c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member ecretary)
Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Mash International Pvt. Ltd./ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd.,
83/69, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd., 83/69, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected
Chrome bearing effluent is not segregated for treatment and recovery of chrome and is sent
to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP). Primary treated effluent discharged for further
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 20.2 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/1).
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) was not operated properly by the Unit.
Stacks connected to boiler, DG Sets and auto spray drier are not provided with port hole and
platform facility for monitoring stack emissions.
Act, 1986 dated February 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd., 83/69, Jajmau,
Cont'd....
2013 and March 23, 2013 submitted the following:
CRP and PETP are operated properly (Analysis result of an effluent sample collected from
PETP outlet by UPPCB conforming to the prescribed norms is enclosed.).
The Unit is involved in processing hides from wet blue to finish.
Dust collector system provided at boiler for emission control.
Stacks connected to boiler, DG Sets and auto spray drier provided with port hole and platform
facility for monitoring stack emissions.
following directions are issued to M/s Mash International Pvt. Ltd., 83/69, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
February1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,


Director (CP)
AD & Incharge,


(Member Secretary)
gegd. Post
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Rennet Eastern Exports,
Plot No. 2 Block B, Sarai Ram Raj,
WHEREAS, M/s Rennet Eastern Exports, Plot No. 2 Block B, Sarai Ram Raj, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
Chrome Recovery Plant was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged for further
(primary treatment) standards for Total Cr.: 35.1 mg/1 (Std.:2 mg/I).
The effluent discharge (45 m3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
Height of the stack connected to boiler (9 meters) was not complying with the stack height
control
standard prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986. Emission
equipment is not installed at boiler.
Housekeeping was poor in the working zone, spillage of dyes was observed. No collection
pit is provided for containment of these spillages.
Cont'd....
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 1, 2013 was issued to M/s Rennet Eastern Exports, Plot No. 2
Block B, Sarai Ram Raj, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to
show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with
documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this
Directions/ notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action will
be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
amendments thereof;
2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of the inspecting team and
other short-comings observed:
The Unit is involved in fat liquoring and dyeing. The Unit will operate the CRP properly.
The Unit is in process of installation of flash mixer and flocculator for proper mixing of
chemicals for effluent treatment.
The Unit is permitted to discharge 90 KLD as per the UPPCB consent conditions.
Safety work wear made compulsory for all the workers (photograph enclosed).
The Unit has placed the order for installation of acoustic enclosure for DG set (work order
photocopy enclosed).
The Unit has placed the order for increasing the stack height and installing emission control
equipment for boiler (work order photocopy enclosed).
Display board at the gate of the Unit repaired (photograph enclosed).
The Unit is improving housekeeping.
The Unit has applied for Authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
following directions are issued to M/s Rennet Eastern Exports, Plot No. 2 Block B, Sarai Ram Raj,
III.
To attain compliance of effluent discharge standard/ limit prescribed by UPPCB in the
Consent conditions.
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
I/ - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member
Re
, . Post
I
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Leather World/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013

t
To
11
M/s Leather World,
184-A (1), Wajidpur,
WHEREAS, M/s Leather World, 184-A (1), Burhiaghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated that overall primary treatment was not adequate.
Sludge blanket was observed in the settling tank due to improper operation.
DG sets are not equipped with acoustic enclosures.
Act, 1986 dated February 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Leather World, 184-A (1), Wajidpur, Jajmau,
Cont'd....
-2AND WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letters dated
February 16, 2013 and April 12, 2013 submitted the following:
The Unit will ensure proper operation and maintenance of the PETP system and discharge of
effluent in compliance with the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards.
The arrangement for mixing chemical for effluent treatment is improved.
The Unit is involved in processing of hides from wet blue to finish.
DG set is equipped with acoustic enclosure.
following directions are issued to M/s Leather World, 184-A (1), Wajidpur, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
February 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
(IN\
Copy to:
The Chairman,
compliance
of the directions
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control
Board
Director (CP)
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
IIc - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi

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(Me
r ec etary)
Read. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ M H Tanners/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s M H Tanners,
433/398, Gajjupurwa, Battha,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s M H Tanners, 433/398, Gajjupurwa, Battha, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
6.5-9.0) and TSS: 5630 mg/1 (Std.: 600 mg/1) which indicated that overall primary treatment
was not adequate.
Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated February 2, 2013 was issued to M/s M H Tanners, 433/398, Gajjupurwa,
Battha, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) directing it to show cause why the
2013 informed of the corrective actions taken on the observations of the inspecting team viz. order
placed for installation of new clarifier system and evaporation system for recovery of salt from high
TDS streams generated from soaking and pickling processes and requested for time to complete the
actions required to achieve compliance of the prescribed norms and other short-comings;
Cont'd....
-2NOW THEREFORE, in view of the reply submitted by the Unit and in exercise of the powers
following directions are issued to M/s M H Tanners, 433/398, Gajjupurwa, Battha, Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh:
February 2, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
Lucknow - 226 010
./I/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi


(Member ecre ary)
Regd. Post
PCI-SS1/ Tannery/ Karamat Tanning Industries/ 2012-13
May 17, 2013
To
M/s Karamat Tanning Industries,

783, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Karamat Tanning Industries, 783, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP) was not in operation. Primary treated effluent discharged by
the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP
inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total Cr: 14.9 (Std.: 2 mg/I).
/ 0.75 tonnes/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3
/Ton).
Stack attached to boiler is not provided with emission monitoring facilities.
The Unit is operating without Consent under Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
Coned._
Act, 1986 dated January 1, 2013, was issued to M/s Karamat Tanning Industries, 783, Sanjay Nagar,
CRP is operated batch-wise. The process of chrome recovery was complete at the time of
inspection. The Unit will ensure compliance of the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary
treatment) standards for Total Cr: 2 mg/I.
Settling tank is cleaned and the corroded pipes and valves are replaced.
The Unit discharges effluent within the prescribed limit.
The Unit is involved in processing of hides from tanning stage onwards.
Shed facility is provided at the hazardous waste storage area.
Emission monitoring facilities (platform) provided at the stack connected to the boiler.
The Unit is operated with valid consent under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution)
Act, 1981 (Documentary proof provided).
following directions are issued to M/s Karamat Tanning Industries, 783, Sanjay Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar
Pradesh:
III.
Consent conditions.
January 1, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
compliance of the ditections

Director (CP)
3.
AD & Mellon:a
Lucknow - 226 010
tic - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
lie - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi

(MemberScci'61ary)
Regd. Post
May 17, 2013
PCI-SSI/Tannery/Nisha Enterprises/20I2-13
k`\
To
M/s Nisha Enterprises (M/s Saud Tanners),

12/9, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
the Environmental (Protection) Rules 1986;
WHEREAS, M/s Nisha Enterprises (M/s Saud Tanners), 12/9, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar
observations:
The Unit was operational but the Primary Effluent Treatment Plant was not in use and the
Unit was bypassing effluent and discharging into drain.
The Unit is not a member of CETP and TSDF.
Act, 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Authorization under
Act, 1986, dated January 4, 2013 was issued to M/s Nisha Enterprises (M/s Saud Tanners), 12/9,
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar'Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why
support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing
which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing to say and action would be initiated against the
Cont'd....
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated January 19,
No water is used in the dry split work by the unit and as per Dry Leather industry basis the
Unit obtained a certificate from G.M. District Industries Centre Kanpur and also provided
Copy of the NOC.
The Unit is member of CETP (Documentary proof enclosed).
The display board is installed by the firm but due to dry split work there is no data on
hazardous waste generation.
WHEREAS, M/s Nisha Enterprises (M/s Saud Tanners) in the Consent Renewal application
submitted to UPPCB (copy provided), has specified the industrial effluent generation as 4 KLD, in
contradiction to the assertion of no use of water in the process and being involved in dry split leather
work;
AND WHEREAS, the chrome bearing shavings removed from wet blue splits is a hazardous waste,
and the sludge generated from treatment of chrome bearing wet blue split processing is also expected
to be hazardous:
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. the
following directions are issued to M/s Nisha Enterprises (M/s Saud Tanners), 12/9, Gajjupurwa,
Jajmau,-Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
III.
To ensure compliance with provisions of Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundaiy Movement) Rules, 2008 for storage and disposal of hazardous waste.
January 4, 2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,
V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
Director (CP)
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

3.
AD & Incharge,
V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow - 226 010
v41/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

I/c - IT Division, CPCI3, Delhi

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M/s Vision Ceramics Pvt. Ltd
Plot No. 603
NH-8A, Lakhdhipur Road
Gantu
Morbi, Gujarat
May 20, 2013
g5

inspected M/s Vision Ceramics Pvt. Ltd, Morbi, Gujarat on 19 th July, 2012 to assess the
ground water.
improper solid waste stacking and lack off proper approach roads within the premises etc.
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-2WHEREAS it was observed that adequate green belt has not been provided.
No. S.O.157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers
vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman,
Board, following directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, were
9.
conditions.
disposed in environmentally sound manner i.e. sending to incinerator along with
other contaminated materials.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided in
the kiln and spray dryer.
Solid Waste should be properly disposed in a secured landfill site to avoid
haphazard disposal.
Housekeeping inside the premises should be improved especially in the raw
material handling area.
with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 /- lacs to ensure compliance of the above
directions.
taken/proposed.
The Unit is in consultation and negotiation with Gujarat Pollution Control Board
for grant of Consent Conditions & Authorization as per norms.
The Unit is applying for Consent Conditions & Authorization application with the
The Unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions
The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/lacs as asked stating that they are Small Scale industry.
The Unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology
-3WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers
vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, modified direction were
issued to the unit on 01/10/2012 stating ' The unit can approach the State Pollution Control
Board for obtaining consent after taking appropriate measures for pollution control and
Environment Protection. The unit can operate with LNG till appropriate pollution control
measures are taken for control of pollution from coal based gasifiers upto the satisfaction of
Gujarat Pollution Control Board and consent for operation of gasifier are obtained from Gujarat
Board.
WHEREAS to assess the compliance of the directions, team of officials of CPCB Z.O.
Vadodara inspected the unit on Feb 08, 2013 and found that the gasifier was in operation in
violation of the directions issued.
issued to M/s Vision Ceramics Pvt. Ltd on March 07, 2013 for non-compliance of the directions
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions, the unit had submitted an
undertaking stating that the unit is complying with CPCB directions and have closed the
operation of gasifier and started using LNG as a fuel.
department.
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Vision
Ceramics Pvt. Ltd is permitted to operate with the following conditions:
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions
issued vide letter, dated 23.08.2012
3. The unit shall dismantle/remove the coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a month.
-44. The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5.00/- lacs within 15 days to
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
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Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace,
Gujarat

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Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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May 20, 2013
To
M/s L dmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd
Old antu Road
M i, Gujarat
inspected M/s Landmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd, Morbi, Gujarat on 20 th July, 2012 to assess the
ground water.
improper solid waste stacking and lack off proper approach roads within the premises etc.
Trfast Tem'
3tt9 97R, fkA-110032
7171/Tel. : 43102030, IN1/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948
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No. S.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers
9.
conditions.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided in
the kiln and spray dryer.
haphazard disposal.
Housekeeping inside the premises should be improved especillay in the raw
with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 Lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
taken/proposed.
The unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions
The unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/lacs as asked stating that they are Small Scale industry.
The unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology
-3WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers vested
CPCB and continues operating Gasifier without obtaining consent from Gujarat Pollution
Control Board.
WHEREAS the compliance status has been submitted by the unit stating that they have
issued to M/s Landmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd on March 07, 2013 for non-compliance of the directions
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions, the unit had submitted an
undertaking stating that the unit is complying with CPCB directions and have closed the
operation of gasifier and started using LNG as a fuel.
department.
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s
Landmark Tiles Pvt. Ltd is permitted to operate with the following conditions:
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions
issued vide letter, dated 23/08/2013.
3. The unit shall dismantle/remove the 'coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a
month.
-44. The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5.00/- lacs within 15 days to
ensure the compliance of the directions.
Actions as deemed fit under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Supritendant Engineer Electricity : With the request to re-connect Electricity

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Gujarat
Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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M/s Metro Cer ics Pvt. Ltd
Lakhdhipur ad
NH-8A
Mor. , Gujarat
inspected M/s Metro Ceramics Pvt. Ltd , Morbi, Gujarat on 1 9th July, 2012 to assess the
ground water.
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No. S.O.157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers
conditions.
disposal.
handling area.
9. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with
Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 /- lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
taken/proposed.
The unit requires approximately six months time for compliance of the directions
The Unit has submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs 2.50/- lacs instead of Rs. 5.00/lacs as asked stating that they are Small Scale industry.
The unit has started process through consultants for evaluating new technology
-3
WHEREAS, in light of the reply submitted by the unit, and, exercise of the powers vested
Board.
issued to M/s Metro Ceramics Pvt. Ltd on March 07, 2013 for non-compliance of the directions
WHEREAS in compliance of the closure directions the unit submitted an undertaking
stating the unit is complying with CPCB directions and have closed the operation of gasifir and
started using LNG as a fuel.
department.
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Metro
Ceramics Pvt. Ltd is permitted to operate with the following conditions
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions,
issued vide letter, dated 23.08.2012.
3. The unit shall dismantle/remove the coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a
month.
ti
4. The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5.00/- lass within 15 days to
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Superintendant Engineer Electricity : With the request to re-connect Electricity

Supply
Nr. New Palace,
Gujarat
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
B- direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Face Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.
NH-8A
Lakdhirpur Road
Morbi, Gujarat
SUB: Closure Direction under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986
WHEREAS Gujarat State Pollution Control Board had issued directions
under Section 33A & 31A of Water & Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act,
1974 & 1981 to M/s Face Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the
Unit) directing the unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate
effect.
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Face Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
07.11.2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the
following observations .
The unit had not complied with the directions issued by Gujarat SPCB and continues
to operate coal based gasifier and polluting the environment.
The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant pollution which
indicates that the APCS i.e. scrubber/multicyclone installed is
inadequate or poorly operated.
Adequate monitoring provision and safe/proper access to the port hole
does not exist in the unit,and monitoring of stack emission could not be
conducted.
The Contaminated/brownish water, generated from coal gas cleaning
and water seal of gas pipeline was spread inside the factory premises
and allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant which has all
probability to contaminate the soil and ground water.
The unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra Enviro Project
Pvt. Ltd., however the unit has not sent any tar or gasifier related
cleaning water to TSDF.
Dust suspension was observed in raw material handling area due to

poor housekeeping.
WHEREAS in view of the non-compliance of directions observed by the
inspecting team, show-cause notice was issued to the unit on December 28,
2012 directing the unit to explain as to why the unit should not be closed down.
WHEREAS in reply to the show-cause notice issued, the unit submitted its
reply, vide letter, dated nil (received on 30.01.2013) informing that it is
complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating
gasifier.
Office, Vadodara inspected the unit on 08/03/2013 to assess the Compliance status of
the environmental pollution and made the following observations :
Gasifier was found hot which indicated that the Gasifier was in operation.
The spray dryer stack needs replacement.
Stack monitoring facilities need to be provided as per CPCB guidelines.
Improper handling of Hazardous waste including tar
WHEREAS the above mentioned observations of the inspecting team reflects noncompliance of the directions
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide
Notifications No. S. O. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated
the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body
or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules notified under the Environment
Now, THEREFORE in light of above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Face Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is directed to close
all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
: With a request to ensure closure and

submit action taken report within 30 days
2.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Supridentant Engineer (O&M)
Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Ltd.
Sub-division, Santi Bhawan,
Nr. New Palace
Gujarat
5.
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: With a request to take necessary action

With a request to disconnect Electricity
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Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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May 22, 2013
To
M/s Square Ceramics Pvt Ltd.
Old Ghuntu Road
Morbi
Gujarat
SUB: Modified directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986
WHEREAS Gujarat State Pollution Control Board had issued
directions under Section 33A & 31A of Water & Air (Prevention & Control
of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 1981 to M/s Square Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.
directing the unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate
effect.
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board,
Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected (hereafter referred to as the unit) M/s
Square Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on 06.11.2012 to assess the
Compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the following observations .
The unit had not complied with the directions issued by Gujarat SPCB and
continues to operate coal based gasifier and polluting the environment.
The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant pollution
which indicates that the APCS i.e. scrubber/multicyclone installed
is inadequate or poorly operated.
Adequate monitoring provision and safe/proper access to the port
hole does not exist in the unit and monitoring of stack emission
could not be conducted.
`P The Contaminated/brownish water, generated from coal gas
cleaning and water seal of gas pipeline was spread inside the
factory premises and allowed to overflow on the land inside the
plant which has all probability to contaminate the soil and ground
water.
The unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra Enviro

Project Pvt. Ltd., however the unit has not sent any tar or gasifier
related cleaning water to TSDF.
Dust suspension was observed in raw material handling area due

to poor housekeeping.
WHEREAS in view of the non-compliance of directions observed by
the inspecting team, show-cause notice was issued to the unit on
December 28, 2012 directing the unit to explain as to why the unit should
not be closed down.
WHEREAS in reply to the show-cause notice issued, the unit
submitted its reply, vide letter, dated 22.01.2013 informing that it is
complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not
operating gasifier.
Zonal Office, Vadodara inspected the unit on 08/03/2013 to assess the
Compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the following observations :
iii)
Gasifier has not been dismantled.

No waste has been sent to TSDF
Spillages were observed around the tanks and efforts have been made to
cover with clay.
Notifications No. S. O. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has
Now, THEREFORE in light of above findings including threat to environment, and
in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
the following modified directions are issued :
The unit should ensure compliance of the directions, dated
December 28, 2012 within 30 days and also submit a Bank
Guarantee of Rs. 5.0 lacs with validity period of one year
within 15 days of the receipt of these directions to ensure
compliance of the aforesaid directions.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the above directions action as
deemed fit under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated without any
further information.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1
The Chairman
Gujarat State Pollution Control Board
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
: For ensuring compliance, please.

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member Secretary)
BY SPEED POST
To
May 22, 2013
\r:
M/s Kaveri Ceramics
Plot No. 116-117, NH-8/A,
Mahendranagar, Morbi
Gujarat
1986

1974 & 1981 to M/s Kaveri Ceramics. (hereinafter referred to as the Unit)
directing the unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Kaveri Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on

does not exist in the unit and monitoring of stack emission could not be
conducted.


poor housekeeping.
reply, vide letter, dated 14.01.2013 informing that it is complying with the
directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating gasifier..
Notifications No. S. O. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Kaveri Ceramics is directed to close all its
operations with immediate effect and report compliance To this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

2.
4.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat
: With a request to disconnect Electricity

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member Se&fetary)
BY SPEED POST
B Direction/Cermaic-morbi/2012
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Mega Vitrified Pvt. Ltd
Plot No. 2/P, 29
NH-8A, Mahendranagar
Morbi, Gujarat
inspected M/s Mega Vitrified Pvt. Ltd , Morbi, Gujarat on 3/11/2012 to assess the compliance
status of the environmental pollution .
WHEREAS it was observed that coal gasification technology adopted by the unit is
WHEREAS it was observed that cleaning of crude coal gas using wet scrubbing generates
large quantity of tar in the effluent besides the fugitive emissions.
WHEREAS it was observed that brownish colour water was found in the gas sealing water
tank of the unit. This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of cyanide, if not managed
properly has all the potential to contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
properly and allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and ground
water.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra
Enviro Projects Pvt. Ltd, however the unit has not sent any tar or gasifier related cleaning water to
TSDF.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit has spray dryer which uses hot air generated by
the air heater/boiler. Cyclone and scrubber provided as Air Pollution Control devices (APCD)
improper solid waste stacking and lack of proper approach roads within the premises etc..
...contd.2/-
2-
Notification No. S.O. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.0.730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the
powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or
any other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the Environment
Board following directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986 were issued
to the unit on 28/12/2012.
conditions.
Solid Waste should be disposed in a secured landfill site to avoid haphazard disposal.
handling area.
with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 I- lacs to ensure compliance of the above directions.
WHEREAS the unit failed to reply to this office in time in compliance of the above said directions,
therefore, closure directions were issued to M/s Mega Vitrified Pvt. Ltd. by CPCB on March 07, 2013 and
the unit was directed to close all its operation with immediate effect.
WHEREAS, the unit vide its letters dated 02/04/2013 informed of the compliance of the directions
and actions taken/proposed.
The unit has stopped using coal based gasifier and disconnected the connection of gasifier.
The unit has started using L.N.G.
The unit has installed Spray Drier and efficient APCD.
The Unit has taken membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd. As the unit has not
generated any kind of Hazardous waste till now they have not sent any waste to TSDF.
The Unit has improved its housekeeping.
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on 25/04/2013 to assess the compliance status by officers
of Zonal office Vadodara and observed that the unit and gasifier were non-operational and that the
electricity connection was disconnected by the Electricity Department.
contd.3/-
3-
NOW THEREOF in view of the above compliance of the closure directions M/s Mega Ceramics
Pvt. Ltd is permitted to operate with the following conditions.
the coal gasifier and as well as comply with the other conditions of the directions issued
vide letter, dated 28.12.12.
The unit shall dismantle/remove the coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a month.
The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5 lakh, with validity period of one
year, within 15 days to ensure the compliance of the directions
The unit shall report compliance to the above directions to CPCB upon compliance of each
direction. In case of non compliance of the above said issued directions any time in future, Action
as deemed fit under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

The Chairman
Sector 10-A, Gandhi Nagar382 010, Gujarat
5.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Supridentant Engineer

Electricity Paschim Gujarat Vij
Company Ltd Sub Division,
Santi Bhawan, Nr. New Palace,
Gujarat

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward
Office No.10, Hariom Nagar,
Subhanpura Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS

(Member '14-r
'etary)
BY SPEED POST
4'
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Ultra Ceramics
Old Ghuntu Road

Morbi
Gujarat
Act, 1986
of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 1981 to M/s Ultra Ceramics directing the unit to
stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate effect.
Ultra Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 06.11.2012 to assess the Compliance
status of the environmental pollution and made the following observations .
The Contaminated/brownish water, generated from coal gas
water.

not be closed down.
operating gasifier.
iii)

cover with clay.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member'Secretary)
BY SPEED POST
/7C6
May 22, 2013
6(17
To
M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.
NH-8A
Lakdhirpur Road
MorbiGujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the
effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
.-- The unit had not complied with the directions issued by Gujarat SPCB and continues
);- The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant pollution which
conducted.

poor housekeeping.
gasifier.
IV.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is directed to close
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS

eL
erz_
`3-Twelcretary)
(Memb
BY SPEED POST
To
May 22, 2013
k\c1/9/
M/s Signet Ceramics
Old Ghuntu Road
Morbi
Gujarat
1986

1974 & 1981 to M/s Signet Ceramics (hereinafter referred to as the Unit)
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Signet Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on
conducted.

poor housekeeping.

Notifications No. S. 0. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Signet Ceramics is directed to close all its
operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

\;3".
Of'
C0ite
V
l
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat

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Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Memb
cretary)
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Santro Ceramics
Survey No. 118 P
Bandhunagar
NH- 8/A, Makansar
Morbi Gujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Santro Ceramics (hereinafter referred to as the Unit)
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Santro Ceramics. at Morbi, Gujarat on

conducted.

poor housekeeping.

gasifier.
Ill.
IV.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Santro Ceramics is directed to close all its
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

5.
c0 1\11
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member ieVretary)
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Cosmo Ceramics
Plot No. 13/P
Mahendranagar, Morbi
Gujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Cosmo Ceramics. (hereinafter referred to as the Unit)
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Cosmo Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on
D The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant pollution which
conducted.
>

poor housekeeping.

gasifier..
Ill.
IV.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Cosmo Ceramics is directed to close all its
operations with immediate effect and report comp lance o t is office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

3.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
(Member S cretary)
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Suzlon Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.
Plot No. 747/3/P
NH-8A
Lakdhirpur Road
Morbi, Gujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Suzlon Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.. (hereinafter referred to as the
effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Suzlon Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
conducted.
cleaning water to TSDF

poor housekeeping.

the environmental pollution and made the following observations
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Suzlon Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is directed to close
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Nr. New Palace
Gujarat

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
5.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS

Supply
(Member
c^re tary)
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Mark Glazed Tiles
Old Ghuntu Road
Morbi
Gujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Mark Glazed Tiles. (hereinafter referred to as the Unit)
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Mark Glazed Tiles at Morbi, Gujarat on
> The unit had not complied with the directions issued by Gujarat SPCB and continues
conducted.

poor housekeeping.
gasifier..
IV.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Mark Glazed Tiles is directed to close all its
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
Nr. New Palace
Gujarat
With a request to take necessary action

:

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003

I/c ESS
(MemberiVcretary)
BY SPEED POST
To
M/s Miracle Ceramics
May 22, 2013
l)
NH-8/A
Dhuva, Wankaner
Gujarat

Act, 1986
of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 1981 to M/s Miracle Ceramics directing the unit to
Miracle Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 02.11.2012 to assess the Compliance
water.
D The unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra Enviro

D Dust suspension was observed in raw material handling area due
not be closed down.
operating gasifier.
cover with clay.
i)

within 15 clays ofi the receipt of these directions to ensure
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
3.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member Secretary)
ci
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Hill Top Ceramic

NH-8/A, Sartanpur Near 20 Nala,
Wankaner
Gujarat
Act, 1986

of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 1981 to M/s Hill Top Ceramic directing the unit to
Hill Top Ceramic at Morbi, Gujarat on 02.11.2012 to assess the Compliance
water.
> The unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra Enviro

> Dust suspension was observed in raw material handling area due
not be closed down.
submitted its reply, vide letter, dated nil received on 30.01.2013 informing
that it is complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and
not operating gasifier.
iii)

cover with clay.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member Se retary)
BY SPEED POST
May 22, 2013
To
M/s Sunrise Ceramic Pvt Ltd.
Survey No. 163 P1&163
Behind Vermora
NH- 8/A NH, Dhuva, Wankaner
Gujarat
1986
1974 & 1981 to M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the
effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat
on 02.11.2012 to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the
conducted.

poor housekeeping.
gasifier..
IV.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is directed to
close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
With a request to ensure closure and

District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Sub-division, Santi Bhawan, Nr. New
Palace
Gujarat

Supply

Parivesh Bhawan,
Vadodara- 390023
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(Member
retary)
BY SPEED POST
To
M/s Ak, h Ceramics

8-A l ational Highway,
0.p. Vlshaldeep Mill,
orbi-363 642, Gujarat
C,1
May 22, 2013
06\
inspected M/s Akash Ceramics, Gujarat during 7/11/ 2012 to assess the status of the
environmental pollution (hereinafter referred to as the Unit).
WHEREAS it was observed that gasifier was operating in the unit and coal gasification
inadequate, therefore, there is possibility of water, land and air contamination due to operation
of these gasifiers.
water tank of the unit. This effluent having high COD and phenol with traces of Cyanide, if not
managed properly, has all the potential to contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
properly and allowed to overflow on the land inside the plant can contaminate the soil and
ground water.
WHEREAS it was observed that unit has taken membership of TSDF of Saurashtra
Enviro Projects Pvt. Ltd, however the unit has not sent any tar or gasifier related cleaning water
to TSDF.
WHEREAS it was observed that adequate monitoring provision and safe/proper access
to the port does not exist in the unit and hence stack emission monitoring could not be
conducted.
WHEREAS dust suspension was observed due to poor housekeeping in raw material
handling area.
Notification No. S. 0. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated
or any other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the Environment
issued to the unit on 28/12/2012 :
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled
so as to comply with consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control
Board.
The unit should switch over to natural gas as fuel with immediate effect .
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or
upgraded with high efficiency particulate matter control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided
in the kiln and spray dryer.
haphazard disposal.
The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above
along with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.lakhs to ensure compliance of the above
directions.
WHEREAS, in reply to the directions issued, the unit vide its letter dated 24.1.2013
informed that it is complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating
gasifier.
Vadodara inspected the unit on 26.04.2013 to assess the Compliance status of the
Board.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Akash Ceramics is hereby directed to close all
its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this office.
( Ajay Tyagi)
Copy to:
The Chairman
Sector 10-A, Gandhi Nagar
382 010, Gujarat
5.
: with a request to ensue closure and submit

action taken report within 30 days.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
: with a request to take necessary action, pl.

Gujarat

Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
with the request to disconnect Electricity

supply
(Member cretary)
sf
BY SPEED POST
B Direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
May 22, 2013
To,
M/s Fea Ceramics
Lakhdhipur Road, NH-8A,
Morbi
Gujarat
Sub: Modified Direction under Section 5 of the Environmental (Protection) Act,
1986.
inspected (hereinafter refer to as the Unit) M/s Fea Ceramics, Gujarat on 7/11/ 2012 to assess
the status of the environmental pollution.
of these gasifiers.
ground water.
to TSDF.
conducted.
WHEREAS dust suspension was observed due to poor housekeeping in raw material handling
area.
improper solid waste stacking .
AND WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notification
No. S. 0. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers
issued to the unit on 28/12/2012:
disposal.
handling area.
The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above along with
Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5 lakhs, with validity period of one year, to ensure compliance of
the above directions.
WHEREAS, in reply to the directions issued the unit vide letter dated 14.1.2013 informed
that it is complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating gasifier.
Vadodara inspected your unit on 26.04.2013 to assess the Compliance status of the
environmental pollution and observed that a new gasifier in the plant was under installation
without consent to establish from GSPCB.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/s Fea Ceramics is hereby directed to
immediately stop installation work of new gasifier, till consent to establish / consent to operate is
received from Gujarat SPCB, and also ensure compliance of directions issued on 28.12.2012
within 15 days.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the above directions necessary action as
deemed appropriate under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 shall be initiated against the
unit without any further notice.
( Ajay Tyagi)
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
Gujarat
: to ensure compliance of the directions.


Vadodara- 390023
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Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-110 003
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May 22, 2013
To
M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd.
8-A, National Highway,
Bandhunagar, Near 20 Nala,
Morbi-363 642, Gujarat
inspected M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd, Gujarat during 7/11/ 2012 to assess the status of the
environmental pollution (hereinafter referred to as the Unit).
of these gasifiers.
managed properly, has all the potential to contaminate the surrounding soil and water.
ground water.
to TSDF.
conducted.
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: 43102030, ti/Fax : 22305793, 22307078, 22307079, 22301932, 22304948

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WHEREAS dust suspension was observed due to poor housekeeping in raw material
handling area.
Notification No. S. O. 157(E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated
or any other authority for violation of the standards and rules notified under the Environment
issued to the unit on 28/12/2012 :
The gasifiers installed by the unit should be stopped immediately and dismantled
so as to comply with consent condition issued by the Gujarat Pollution Control
Board.
The APCDs installed with the spray dryer should be properly operated or
upgraded with high efficiency particulate matter control devices.
Stack of adequate height and with proper monitoring facility should be provided
in the kiln and spray dryer.
haphazard disposal.
The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions listed above
along with Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.lakhs to ensure compliance of the above
directions.
WHEREAS, in reply to the directions issued, the unit vide its letter dated 24.1.2013
informed that it is complying with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating
gasifier.
Vadodara inspected the unit on 26.04.2013 to assess the Compliance status of the
Board.
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 M/sA ple Tiles Pvt. Ltd. is hereby directed to
close all its operations with immediate effectnd report compliance to this office.
( Ajay Tyagi)
Copy to:
The Chairman
Sector 10-A, Gandhi Nagar
: with a request to ensue closure and submit
action taken report within 30 days.
382 010, Gujarat
5.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
: with a request to take necessary action, pl.

Gujarat
: with the request to disconnect Electricity

supply

Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS

(Member gWEretary)
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
To
May 27, 2013

t9` b
M/s Vishvakarma Paper & Board Limited,

45 Km, Ramnagar Road,
U.S Nagar, Kashipur,
Uttrakhand

WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.O.157(E)
WHEREAS, M/s Vishvakarma Paper & Board Limited, 45 Km, Ramnagar Road, U.S Nagar,
Kashipur, UK (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was issued show cause notice for closure
under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on 09.04.2012; and
WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide their letter dated 10.5.2012 and informed that the various
measures for ETP up-gradation, such as installation of krofta, tube settler of high capacity,
replacement of jet aerator with diffused aeration system in aeration tank are in progress; and
WHEREAS, Pulp & Paper Mills Association, namely, Paper Unit Chapter of Kumaun
Garhwal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KGCCI) representing the Pulp & Paper
industries operating in Kashipur and Roorkee clusters expressed their commitment for
implementing the 'Charter on Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp & Paper
Industries in Ganga River Basin' during the meetings held on April 12, 2012 and a detailed
Implementation Programme (DIP) of the Charter was formulated in consultation with Central
Pulp & Paper Research Institute (CPPRI), Saharanpur, UEPPCB, and Pulp & Paper Mills
Associations in meetings held on April 17, 2012 at CPPRI, Saharanpur and on April 24,
2012 at CPCB, Delhi; and
WHEREAS, during the meeting held on 29th June, 2012 in CPCB, it was agreed that the
concerned Pulp & Paper industries located in the identified five clusters viz.; Kashipur and
Roorkee in Uttarakhand and Muzaffarnagar (Bhopa Road / Jansath Road), Meerut (Village
Contd...2/-
-2Saini, Meerut-Mawana Road) and Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh will implement the Charter,
and the inspections of the participating Pulp & Paper units be carried out only for the
purpose of monitoring the progress of implementation of the Charter, however, the Pulp &
Paper units will have to comply with the prescribed effluent norms during the intervening
period; and
WHEREAS, the participating Pulp & Paper units were granted time upto December 31,
2012 to implement the action points of Charter, including augmentation & upgradation of
ETP, as per the detailed implementation programme; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12,
identified industries located in Ganga catchment including M/s Vishvakarma Paper & Board
Limited, 45 Km, Ramnagar Road, U.S Nagar, Kashipur, Uttarakhand; and
directions on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the
'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed
time bound manner; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on December 27, 2012 under
the Charter Implementation programme in Pulp and paper industries and made the following
observations:
The Unit was in operation with an installed capacity of 35 TPD of Kraft/Duplex board paper
The Bore well was provided with sealed flow meter and log book maintained.
Unit has provided HPS (3 no- 4 has 21 nozzles; and 1 has 18 nozzle) of Dia-0.5 mm and
LPS (3 no. each having 40 nozzles) of 0.8 mm Dia.
'V' Notch is installed at inlet and outlet of the ETP and record of readings maintained.
Colour coding was to be completed by Feb 2013.
Log books are maintained for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical
dosage/consumption, electricity consumption in ETP, effluent generation & its discharge,
wastewater analysis data etc.
ETP (Cap-1360 m 3/day) was in operation and envisages equalisation tank, Sedi-cell
(Krofta), Hill Screen, primary clarifier, Aeration Tank, (3 no.), secondary clarifier and sludge
drying beds (SDBs).
Digesters have been dismantled by the Unit.
SDBs were found with broken walls and spillage of sludge was noticed.
ETP treated effluent showed pH-7.7, BOD-09.0 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD- 62.0 mg/I
(norms-250 mg/I), TSS- 35 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in ASP was found 4226 mg/I. The
Unit found complying with the effluent discharge norms.
ETP treated wastewater is discharged into Bahela River.
Unit is in the process of installation of Dual Media Filter (DMF) as tertiary treatment.
13. Unit has established an environmental management cell and ETP Laboratory and logbook
for wastewater analysis was available.
Contd...3/-
-3AND NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above observations, and in exercise of the
powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, the aforesaid Show Cause Notice for closure issued to the Unit vide letter dated
09.04.2012 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 is hereby revoked and
the Unit shall implement the other Charter action points namely installation of tertiary treatment
system, proper sludge handling system, colour coding of pipelines, improving housekeeping
etc. as directed by Uttarakhand Environment and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) and their
compliance be reported to UEPPCB & CPCB within 30 days.
In case of default in compliance with the prescribed standards, CPCB will be constrained
to initiate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Uttarakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
E-115, Nahru Colony, Haridwar Road
Dehradun
The Incharge,
Zonal Office,
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
Lucknow-226010
The Chairman,
5.
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
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The Chairm '& Managing Director

Rourkel teel Plant
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WHEREAS, a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office (Eastern), Kolkata
carried out inspection of M/s. Rourkela Steel Plant (hereafter referred to as unit) under ESS program on
December 19, 2012;
WHEREAS, particulate matter emission in sinter plant-1 was found to be 185 mg/Nm 3 exceeding the
stipulated limit of 150 mg/Nm3;
WHEREAS, particulate matter emission in coke oven 4 was observed as 5833 mg/Nm 3 exceeding the
stipulated limit of 50 mg/Nm3;
WHEREAS, heavy fugitive emissions were observed during charging in Coke Ovens 2 & 4 due to old off
main charging system;
WHEREAS, fugitive emissions were observed during loading- unloading operations and vehicular
movements;
conditions issued under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981;
WHEREAS, the observations during inspection mentioned above clearly indicate that the unit was not
conforming to the standards, notified vide Notification No. G.S.R. 277(E), dated the 31 th March 2012
under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 thereby violating the notified standards;
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No.
S.O.157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under
Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board, to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the
standards and the rules notified under the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment
thereof,
Act, 1986; the following Directions are issued for compliance:
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The unit shall take necessary measures to achieve the standards notified vide Notification No. G.S.R.
277 (E), dated the 31th March 2012 under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for Integrated Iron &
Steel Plant, particularly in sinter plant 1 and coke oven 4, where non compliance was observed.
The unit shall control fugitive emissions in the premises especially during material handling,
vehicular movement and charging in coke ovens 2 & 4.
The unit shall submit a time bound action plan along with bank guarantee of Rs. 50 Lacs (Rupees
fifty Lacs only) to ensure compliance to the above mentioned directions within 15 days of the receipt
of these directions with a validity period of one year.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the above directions, action as deemed fit shall be initiated
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Advisor
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi 110 003
The Incharge
Kolkata 700107
Paribesh Bhawan,
A/118, Nilakantha Nagar,
Unit-VIII, Bhubaneswar 751012
The Incharge, ESS
5. The Incharge, IT
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Member Secretary
Regd. Post
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May 29. 2013
To
M/s Habib Leathers,
Uttar Pradesh
pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Kanpur during August-September
2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Habib Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (herein
referred as Unit), was inspected on September 3, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
The effluent discharged from PETP for further treatment at the CETP in Jajmau, Kanpur
(Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicated inadequate operation of Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP)
thereby resulting in high chromium effluent being sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant
(PETP) and overall performance of primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge ( 58 n1 3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 60 hides/ day /
Data of raw hide procurement and chemical procurement could not be produced by the Unit.
Hazardous Waste (Management. Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
Con t.(I....
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to Mis Habib Leathers, 14-0.
150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as I Mil) on January I, 2013
directing the Unit to show cause why the Unit should not be closed lown and to submit its
reply/clarification within 15 days from the date of receipt of the Notice;
in the stipulated lime and accordingly Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act.
1986 was issued to Unit on February 12, 2013 to close all its operations with immediate effect:
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated March 25, 2013 submitted compliance to CPCB's closure
directions along with the point-wise status on the shortcomings communicated in the closure notice
and :rsuring compliance of standards in future;
WI IEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCF1 Zonal Office. Lucknow
and UPPCB during Ma y 2, 2013 for compliance verification and the team reported the following
physical progress:
Records of water consumption/ waste water discharge maintained.
Records of wet blue hide and chemical procurement maintained.
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Ifides-onwafds;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Habib Leathers, 14-B, 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh on February 12, 2013 are hereby modified and the Unit is
permitted to restart its operation from wet blue process onwards subject to compliance of the
followin g directions:
The Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed standards and shall submit monthl y analysis
report. The Unit will be inspected anytime to verify the compliance status.
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30th May, 2014
further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I . The Chairman,
111rd Floor, PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti
Gond Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
District Magistrate, Unnao, U.P.

Madhymichal V idyta Vitaran Nigam Ltd,
Head Office- 4A, Goldile Marg, Lucknow

supply
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Direct
Ministio of Environment
Forests
Paryavarall Bhawan, CGO Complex

Vibhuli
land, Gomti Nagar,
Lucknew - 226 010

re-inspect the unit within one month
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CPCB
- IT Division, CPCB
Re-NG P IIA Cell, CPCB, Delhi

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(Member Secre ary
Ikgd. Post
To
M/s Globe Industries,
37 B. 150 feet Road,
.laj m au Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh
May 2'). ._.013

WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of cm ironmental
WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga Basin to assess their status of compliance to
WHEREAS, M/s Globe Industries. 37 B, 150 feet Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh wzis inspected
Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) condition indicates that it has not been used for long
and a bypass channel is observed for process wastewater.
Copy of Consent under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act. 1974 and
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, with the Chairman, CPCB show cause notice for closure under
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Globe Industries, 37 B. 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on January 1, 2013 directing the Unit
to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification within 15
days from the date of receipt of the Notice;
WHEREAS, the Unit failed to submit reply/ clarification to the above mentioned Notice to this office in
the stipulated time and accordingl y Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act.
1986 was issued to Unit on February 12, 2013 to close all its operations with immediate effect:
Cont'd....
WI IEREAS, the Uni[ vide its letter dated March 18, 2013 submitted compliance to CPC D's closur.
directions along with the point-wise compliance status on the shortcomings communicated in the
closure notice and assaring compliance of standards in future;
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CPCB Zonal Office, Lucknow an
UPPCB during May 2, 2013 for compliance verification and the team reported the following physical
progress:
PETP units found cleaned.
The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF.
Records of material purchase and quantity of final products maintained.
NOW. THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Globe Industries, 37 B, 150 feet
Road, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh on February 12, 2013 are hereby modified and the Unit i
If
The Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed standards and shall submit monthly analysi
report. The Von will be inspected anytime to verify the compliance status.
The Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5.00 Lakhs with validity upto 30th May, 201,
In case of failure of the Unit to ensure compliance of the above directions action as deemed fit will b:initiated against the Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without an.
further notice.
(Al ay "17yogi)
Chairman
Copy to:
I. The Chairman,
IIIrd Floor, PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti Khan&
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
District Magistrate, Unnao, U.P.
3. Chief Engineer, Lucknow Zone,

Director (CP)
Ground Floor. PICUP Bhawan
V ibluiti Khand, Gomti Nagar,
ucknow - 226 010

supply
: for information please,-with request to

re-inspect the unit within one month

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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
By Speed Post
June 05, 2013
To
M/s Shakumbhri Straw Products Ltd., Unit-3,
Vill. Devri, Moradabad Chandausi Road, 32 Km.,
Uttar Pradesh
Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation,
WHEREAS, M/s Shakumbhri Straw Products Ltd., Unit-3, Vill. Devri, Moradabad
Chandausi Road, 32 Km., Tehsil: Bilari, Dist. Moradabad (hereinafter referred as 'the
Unit') is a pulp & paper industry manufacturing Newsprint, Writing & Printing grade
paper using waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on
July 12, 2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) for implementation of
the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries
in Ganga River Basin" as per the prescribed detailed implementation programme by the
identified Pulp & Paper industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued direction on
13.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for
Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time
bound manner; and
and made the following observations:
(i)
The Unit has installed production capacity of about 100 MT/day of writing &
printing/ newsprint grade paper using waste paper as raw material. The
production for the month of November was 1500 MT, which comes out to be
average production of about 50 MT/day.
Contd... 2/-
V/
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-2-
(vi)
The Unit has ETP system of capacity of 1200 cum which comprises of
equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, SDB (4
nos.) and treated water storage tank (60mx30mx4.5m capacity).
representative, the Unit was closed since 6/12/12.
The Unit's ETP was also not in operation. No active biomass was observed at
the aeration tank. Analysis of sample taken from aeration tank showed MLSS147 mg/I, MLVSS-82 mg/I, ratio of MLVSS/MLSS=0.55, indicating un-stabilization
of the ETP system.
Partially treated/ untreated effluent is discharged into Aeril River which meets
River Ramganga.
AND WHEREAS, the CPCB issued directions under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit on January 07, 2013 for compliance of the following:
5.
The Unit shall immediately close down all its manufacturing operations.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize adequate ETP system to the satisfaction
of CPCB.
The Unit shall dismantle all chemical pulping facilities, namely digesters, blown
tank, pulp washing line, etc. and remove the same from the premises within 15
days.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for resumption of manufacturing
operations.
The Unit shall initiate measures to implement the Charter action point as directed
by Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply dated 28.01.2013 and 19.02.2013 were examined;
and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on 14.04.2013 and
The Unit was found closed.
Aeration tank of ETP was in operation. Analysis of effluent samples taken from
Aeration tank showed MLSS-7310mg/I and MLVSS 2992 mg/I which indicates
maintenance of active biomass in the Aeration tank.
The Unit has installed V-notch, dedicated energy meter, Krofta etc. and the Unit
has proposed installation of tertiary treatment system.
The Unit-3 does not have chemical pulping facility and operates on waste paper
based raw material. However, there is another Unit-1 located in the same
premises having agro chemical pulping facilities, which have been dismantled.
delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following modified directions are issued for
compliance:
1.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations as per the consent order
issued by Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and shall comply with
the prescribed effluent discharge and emission standards.
Contd...3/-
-3The Unit shall install and commission tertiary treatment system and carryout
other charter action points, namely color coding of pipe lines, etc., to the
satisfaction of CPCB within 3 months time.
The Unit shall submit the monthly progress report and ETP performance report to
CPCB and UPPCB.
be constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, without giving any further
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:

Picup Bhawan, 3rd Floor, B-Block, Vibhuti Khand,
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow- 226 010

Lucknow-226010

4. The Superintending Engineer
Nigam Limited, Distt- Moradabad,
Uttar Pradesh
}With a request to connect the

} With a request to ensure compliance of
the directions
The Director,
Saharanpur, UP
(J.S. Kam tra)

Member Secretary
fAcI7
-1 BY REGISTERED AD
8-29016/04/06/PC1-I/
CI\
June 06, 2013
To
M/s Polygel Industries Pvt. Ltd.
S. No. 358/1P, Behind Dadra Garden
Village Dadra,
Dadra Et Nagar Haveli (UT)-396230
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - Reg.
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonal Office, Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB), Vadodara visited M/s Polygel Industries Pvt. Ltd. (the Unit) on September 15, 2011
to assess the adequacy of the existing pollution control measures and based upon the
observations made during the visit, a notice under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 were issued vide letter no. B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/1047 dated
September 28, 2011; and
WHEREAS the Unit submitted reply vide letter dated October 15, 2011 that they
have complied the directions and submitted bank guarantee of Rs 10 lakhs with validity
upto 14.10.2012; and
WHEREAS a team of officers from Zonal office, Central Pollution Control Board,
Vadodara, inspected the Unit on November 15,2011 to monitor the compliance of
directions and observed that the Unit has not complied most of the directions ;and
WHEREAS modified directions were issued on December 02, 2011, on the basis of
findings of the team during the above visit and directed the Unit to comply with all the
directions issued vide CPCB letter no. B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/1047 dated September 28,
2011 by December 31, 2011; and
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board again inspected
the Unit on January 02, 2012 to monitor the compliance of directions and observed the
following non compliance:
The Unit was manufacturing Organic Titanates 3.5 T/day during the visit and has
installed capacity of about 6 MT/day in the existing facility without valid consent
to operate from Pollution Control Committee of Daman, Diu and Dadra Nagar
Haveli since 01.11.2010.
The Unit has already constructed a new production facility of organic Titanates of
5800 MT/day in the adjacent shed after obtaining consent to establish from
Pollution Control Committee of Daman, Diu and Dadra Nagar Haveli but has not
obtained Environmental clearance.
The Unit has not provided decontamination facility for the drums/barrels which is
used for hazardous chemicals as per the authorization conditions under Hazardous
Waste (M, H, T) Rules, 2008.
The Unit has not submitted Copy of Form-4 (form for filling annual returns by the
occupier and submitted to PCC) to the PCC of Daman, Diu and Dadra Nagar Haveli
for the year 2010-11 yet.
Page 1 of 4
The Unit is complying with the effluent and emission norms but the Unit is
manufacturing Organic Titanates more than the consented quantity of 200
MT/Annum.
The Unit has not maintained any log book for production details and raw material
consumption individual item wise.
WHEREAS based on the observation of the inspecting team the following directions
were issued vide letter no. B-29016/04/06/PCI-1/110 dated March 23, 2012:
The Unit shall restrict production of Organic Titanates to 200 MT/year immediately.
The Unit shall stop construction activities of new production facility of organic
titanates in the adjacent shed till its obtain the required clearances.
The Unit shall provide decontamination facility for drums/barrel immediately.
The Unit shall provide flow measuring devices for water consumption as well as
effluent generation within a month.
The Unit shall maintain log book for hazardous waste generation with immediate
effect.
The Unit shall provide month wise certified copies of complete raw material
consumption and production details as per the resister maintained for Central Excise
Et customs.
vii. The Unit shall operate only after obtaining the required consent under Water and Air
Acts/Authorisation under Hazardous Waste (MH&TM) Rules, 2008.
WHEREAS the reply submitted by the Unit vide letter dated April 14,2012
subsequent to the direction has been examined and;
WHEREAS Daman PCC ,DD Et DNH has also rejected renewal of consent application
of the Unit for manufacturing of organic titanates -200 Ton per annum vide letter dated
03.04.2012 and;
WHEREAS Daman PCC ,DD
DNH has issued notice u/s 33 A of the Water
(PCP)Act,1974 to the Unit vide letter dated 09.04.2012 to stop production of Organic
titanates till Environmental clearance from MoEF for increase production capacity is
obtained and;
WHEREAS Daman PCC ,DD & DNH rejected consent to establishment order issued to
the Unit vide dated 28.08.2011 on 03.05.2012 and
WHEREAS Daman PCC ,DD & DNH vide its letter dated 17.05.2012 clarified change
in product mix is not applicable to the Unit as cable filling products and organic titanates
are different products and directed the Unit to comply with CPCB directions in letter and
spirit and;
WHEREAS you were directed dated June 08,2012 to close all the plant operations
with immediate effect and informed forfeiture of bank guarantee of Rs 10 lacs for non
compliance of directions and;
WHEREAS Daman PCC,DD Et DNH vide letter dated June 28,2012 informed that
(i )
The power supply of the unit has been disconnected and the production plant was
found closed on June 27,2012.
Page 2 of 4
.1
The unit has produced organic titanates in the tune of 379.21 MT from April
01,2012 to June 14,2012 which is higher than the authorization production
capacity of 200 MT/annum.
The unit is having single H.T. connection of 400 KVA.
WHEREAS the unit vide its letter dated June 25.06.2012 has requested
for permission to produce products other than organic titanates as per the
consent to operate of Daman PCC and reconnection of electricity and;
WHEREAS you were directed dated July 10,2012 to restart plant operation for
products other than organic titanates as per the consent of Daman PCC,DD Et DNH and;
WHEREAS Daman PCC,DD a DNH vide letter dated August 16,2012 informed that
they have sealed the control panel and reactors of organic titanates on July 12,2012 and
WHEREAS the unit vide its letter dated February 01,2013 has requested
for permission to produce organic titanates up to 200 TPA as per the
consent to operate of Daman PCC DD Et DNH and;
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment Et Forest, Government of India, vide
Notifications No. S. O. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amended thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the

Environment (Protection) Act 1986, the following directions are being issued:
The unit can restart plant operation for organic titanates up to 200 MT/annum in
the financial year;
The Unit shall obtain consent to operate from Daman PCC,DD Et DNH before
restarting production including that of organic titanates;
The unit shall inform the date of restart of production of organic titanates to CPCB
and Daman PCC,DD Et DNH;
Monthly statement of production of organic titanates shall be submitted to CPCB
and Daman PCC,DD a DNH;
Failure to comply with the above directions will attract action in accordance with
the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 including further closure of the
plant operations without any notice.
7
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
Daman, Diu, Dadra Et Nagar Haveli Pollution
Control Committee
Office of the Dy. Conservator of Forests
Moti Daman, Daman - 396 220
with a request to open organic titanates

plant
Page 3 of 4

Ministry of Environment Et Forests
Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003
3. The Deputy Commissioner,
Central Excise,Customs and Service Tax
Division-1
Piperia
Silvasa-396230
to ensure that the unit does not

produce organic titanates more
than 200 tonne/annum
I/c ESS, CPCB

The Zonal Officer
Parivesh Bhawan
Opp. VMC Ward Office No 10
Subhanpura, Vadodara - 390023
Incharge (IT), CPCB
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al ota.
(Member S cretary)
Page 4 of 4
By Speed Post
19 78
F.No.B-385/PC1411/2K11-2K12/ I9 sk
To
M/s Superior Industries Limited
C. B. Ganj, Bareilly
Uttar Pradesh 243 502
June 7, 2013
Modified direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for the discharge of environmental pollutants
from the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed
thereunder; and
1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal
Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of
emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards
and norms; and
WHEREAS, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to comply with
the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Rules
framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) /
Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s Superior Industries Limited (Distillery Division), C. B. Ganj, Bareilly Uttar Pradesh
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 27.06.2012
under NGRBA project for carrying out adequacy assessment of pollution control measures taken by the unit
and following observations were made:
The unit is having production capacity of rectified spirit and extra neutral alcohol of 45 KLD using
molasses and thereby generates about 540 KLD spent wash. The Unit was in operation during
inspection.
The ETP consists of settling pits, biodigester, storage lagoons followed by biocomposting.
The Unit has three kachha lagoons of capacity about 30000 m 3 located approx. 1.5 km away from the
Unit. It was also informed that the Unit was constructing an additional lagoon with capacity of 30000
m3 .
The Unit has constructed two bio compost yards with area of 10 Acres and 4 Acres respectively.
During inspection, 4 Acres compost yard was submerged with spent wash. Moreover, no proper side
catch pit drains was provided and spent wash was overflowing to nearby agriculture land.
Active area available for biocomposting is about 12 Acres, which is adequate for 36 KD production
only.
The Unit was found discharging effluents into nearby drain having pH-4.51, TSS-421 mg/1, BOD3459 mg/1 and COD-6983 mg/I which indicate noncompliance of prescribed norms.
7. It was observed that settling sludge of spent wash was stored near chambers on unlined land near
nallah.
Contd..2/-
-2WHEREAS, CPCB issued following directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 on
28.09.2012 to the Unit for compliance:
1. The Unit shall not resume its manufacturing operations till adequate measures for pollution control is
installed for complying with the consent condition of Zero Liquid Discharge by adopting modern
technology and followings are addressed to the satisfaction of CPCB:
The Unit shall transfer the spent wash stored in unlined (kachha) lagoons immediately to
lined lagoons and consume all the stored spent wash in the lagoons.
The Unit shall treat the entire effluent generated from floor washings, boiler blow down,
cooling tower blow down etc. so that the treated effluent conform to the prescribed norms
All the unlined lagoons shall be dismantled.
The Unit shall dismantle all the bypass drains and maintain no discharge outside the premises
to outside drain which ultimately meets river Ramganga.
The Unit shall restrict the spent wash storage capacity to 19000 m3 in accordance to the
CPCB guidelines.
The Unit shall install water meter at the bore well and maintain record.
WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letters dated 04.02.2013 was examined and the Unit was inspected by
CPCB team on 12.03.2013 for compliance verification and following observations were made:
The Unit was not in operation since 22.12.2012.
The Unit has indented an order to install RO plant (18.75m3/hr or 412 KLD) by May 2013.
No unlined lagoon was observed during inspection. One existing was being dismantled.
A separate collection and recycling system is installed for cooling tower and boiler blow downs. Floor
washing is taken for composting.
The Unit has collection and settling pits of spent wash outside of premises. Any spillage or overflow
may lead to Nallah.
The Unit still has a lagoon of 30000 m 3 capacity.
7. The Unit has installed water meter at the bore well.
Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Unit is
allowed to resume its manufacturing operations upto 36 KLD equivalent available composting facilities subject
to following conditions:
The Unit shall restrict the total storage capacity equivalent to 30 days spent wash generation taken for
composting with immediate effect.
The Unit shall comply with composting protocol including providing storage facilities for press mud
and prepared compost, providing piezometric wells to monitor ground water quality and closure of
manufacturing operations during rainy season.
The Unit shall provide settling tanks within the premises in place of pits presently located outside the
premises.
The Unit shall install flow meters to record the effluent generated from various streams within 02
months.
The Unit shall comply with conditions stipulated by UP SPCB in the Consent including achieving
zero discharge and compliance of CREP conditions.
The Unit shall submit an undertaking within 15 days from the receipt of the direction to complete
installation of RO system before July 31 5t 2013 along with a bank guarantee of Rs. 10 lacs to ensure
compliance of above directions and with a provision to forfeit in case of non-compliance.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be constrained to initiate
appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986.
/
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd..3/-
-3-
Copy to:
The Chairman
: With a request to ensure compliance of directions
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board,
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
. )/The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
4
Member Secretary
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
By Speed Post
June 10, 2013
To
M/s Shri Onkar Paper and Board Mills (P) Ltd.,
D- 6-7, Industrial Area, Ramnagar Distt,
Chandauli-221 110, UP
SHOW CAUSE NOTICE UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT
S.O.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the
Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of
WHEREAS, M/s Shri Onkar Paper and Board Mills (P) Ltd., D-6-7, Industrial Area,
Ramnagar Distt, Chandauli-221 110, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was
inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and Uttar Pradesh
Pollution Control board (UPPCB) on January 20, 2011 in the matter of critically polluted
areas of Singruali and Ramnagar area, UP; and
WHEREAS, CPCB asked the Unit vide its letter dated 08.06.2011 to (i) upgrade its ETP
and (ii) dispose of ash in a scientific manner; and
WHEREAS, M/s Shri Onkar Paper and Board Mills (P) Ltd. was inspected by the officials
of CPCB on 20.03.2013 under NGRBA programme and observed the following:
The Unit was in operation. The Unit manufactures Kraft board with the installed
capacity of 10 TPD using waste paper.
ETP comprises of Equalisation tank, Hill screen and clarifiers. ETP is inadequate to
meet the stipulated effluent discharge norms.
Clarifiers were not operational during inspection.
The treated effluent sample analysis shows BOD- 4940 mg/I against the stipulated
standard of 30 mg/I (which indicates non-compliance), COD- 8246 mg/I against 350
mg/I, & TSS - 2365 mg/I against 50 mg/I.
Unit informed of recycling the entire treated effluent within the process but
stagnation of untreated effluent was observed within the plant.
During inspection, discharge of wastewater on the nearby land within and outside
the premises was observed.
No water meter at bore well and energy meter at ETP is installed.
Contd...2/-
-2It is evident from the above observations that the Unit is not complying with the
prescribed effluent discharge standards, posing a potential threat to the river
Ganga water quality;
(Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit shall not
be closed down until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and
implemented so as to comply with the prescribed standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections (if any) to the
above proposed direction, within 15 days, from the receipt of this notice, failing which
appropriate action will be taken against the Unit without giving any further notice, in
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy To:
The Chairman,
PICUP Bhawan, 3 rd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow-226010
Lucknow-226010
he Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
The Incharge,
Division, CPCB, Delhi

(J.S. Kam tra)
Member Secretary
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SPEED POST
B-33014/7/2009/PCI-11/
June 10, 2013
The Chief Exec

Officer
M/s. Bokar. : eel Plant (SAIL)
Ispat B
an,
Bo . o Steel City,
827 001, Jharkhand
Show cause notice for closure under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Reg.
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office (Eastern), Kolkata carried
out inspection of your unit under ESS program during 23-24 th March 2011;
WHEREAS, particulate matter emission in the stack of Coke Oven Battery No. 5 and Refractory Material
Plant unit No. 2 was observed to be 115 and 609 mg/Nm 3 respectively, which exceeded the stipulated
standards of 50 and 150 mg/Nm 3 , notified vide no. GSR 46 (E), dated, February 3, 2006 and vide no. GSR
913, dated, October 24, 1989 respectively. Also, inadequacy found in the air pollution control equipments
installed on sinter plant;
WHEREAS, the values of BOD, COD, cyanide and NH 3- N in the BOD plant effluent were found to be 121
mg/1, 759 mg/I, 2.06 mg/1 and 365 mg/1 respectively exceeding the corresponding standards of 30 mg/1, 250
mg/1, 0.2 mg/I and 50 mg/1 for the BOD plant notified vide no. GSR 913 (E) dated 24.10.89;
WHEREAS, Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 were issued to industry
vide letter of even no., dated September 26, 2011 to take corrective measures, which were as follows:
The industry should take appropriate measures to achieve the standards notified vide Notification no. GSR
631 (E), vide no. GSR 913 dated October 24, 1989 and vide no. SO 64 (E) dated 18.1.88
The industry should ensure compliance to stipulated environmental norms and EC conditions by December
2011, along with procurement & installation of instruments for on line analysis by March 2012 including
interlinking with CPCB/ SPCB network and achieving zero effluent discharge by December 2012.
The industry shall install cast house granulation facility at Blast Furnace and 100% utilization of BF
granulated slag by October 2012.
The industry shall provide time period and action plan for replacement of all battery cyclones with ESP at
Sinter Plant for ensuring compliance to stipulated emission norms.
The industry shall upgrade APCDs in refractory material plant by December 2012.
Submit a bank guarantee of Rs. 50 Lacs (Rupees fifty lacs only) to ensure compliance within 15 days.
WHEREAS, the industry was re inspected by a team of officials from CPCB, ZO (Kolkata) during 12-16 June
2012 for verifying the status of compliance, it was observed that pH in outfall 1 was 8.6 against 6-8, NH3-N
was 161 mg/I against 50 mg/1 & Cyanide was 0.66 mg/1 exceeding stipulated norm of 0.2 mg/1 in BOD plant;
WHEREAS, a communication was received from industry vide letter no. ECD/ EMS/ 31-368 dated March 19,
2013 giving status on compliance to directions issued. It is noted that revamping & refurbishing ESPs for
refractory material plant has not been done and tendering process itself was to be initiated in April 2013;
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WHEREAS, the time limit of December 2012 to ensure compliance, as per directions issued vide our letter of
even no. dated September 26, 2011 is already over, and industry has failed to comply with the directions;
WHEREAS, it is mandatory on part of the industry to adequately control the emissions and to conform to the
standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and to comply with the Consent conditions
issued under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and The Water (Prevention and Control
of Pollution) Act, 1974 by the State Pollution Control Board;
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. S.O.157
(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and the rules
notified under the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of The Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, this notice is issued to you to show cause as to why the operation of the plant should not be stopped until
appropriate measures are taken by you to achieve the standards notified vide Notification No. G.S.R. 277 (E),
dated the 31 th March 2012 under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for Integrated Iron & Steel Plant are
taken and why the bank guarantee of Rs. 50 Lacs should not be forfeited.
You are hereby given an opportunity of 15 days from the receipt of this Notice to file your response as to why
the above proposed Direction should not be issued. In case no reply is received within the stipulated period, the
above proposed directions shall be confirmed without issuing any further communication to you.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Advisor (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodi Road
New Delhi 110 003
The Incharge
Kolkata 700107
Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board
T.A. Building, HEC, P.O. Dhurwa
Ranchi 834004, Jharkhand
0,fhe Incharge, ESS
The Incharge, IT
Member Secretary
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-11
June 24, 2013
To,
The Unit Hp d
M/s Ta nadu Cement Corporation Ltd.
Ariy r Cement Works
A i alur 621729
Tamilnadu
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986- Confirmation thereof.
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Bangalore inspected
M/s Tamilnadu Cement Corporation Ltd, Ariyalur Cement Works during Decemebr 18-19, 2012 to assess
the adequacy of the pollution control measures as well as compliance of the environmental norms.
WHEREAS, stack emission monitoring was carried out in kiln-I, kiln-II, clinker cooler-I, clinker cooler-II
and cement mill. The particulate matter emission were found to be 399, 644, 2345, 1969 and 7mg/Nm3
respectively. The PM emission in kiln-I & kiln-II exceeded the prescribed limit of 100 mg/Nm3 and in
clinker cooler-I & clinker cooler-II the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3, indicates inadequacy in air
pollution control systems. The inspecting team also observed that:
The unit is operating without valid consent under the Air Act, 1981 and Water Act, 1974 since April
2008 and is also not having valid authorization under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
The unit has not provided proper and safe approach for monitoring at stack attached to coal mill as
mentioned in Emission Regulation part-III.
The fugitive emissions were observed at storage yard, process area, material transfer point and and
packing section.
The roads are not paved resulting in fugitive emissions.
Debris are dumped in the truck parking area.
The clinker is stored in semiclosed shed, causing fugitive emission.
Storm water drainage system at raw material handling area is not proper.
The unit has not developed proper green belt around the plant.
The housekeeping was poor at raw material storage yard.
The unit has not provided designated place for storage of scrapped materials.
The unit has not installed online source emission monitoring system and continuous ambient air
quality monitoring system.
WHEREAS, notice was issued to the unit on April 23, 2013 to show cause why the unit should not be
closed down, and an opportunity was given to file the observations.
WHEREAS, action plan submitted by the unit vide letter no TANCEM/ACW/ENGG/P.C/2013-14 dated
May 13, 2013 to comply with the environmental norms, has been examined;
to issue directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards
Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are being
issued to M/s Tamilnadu Cement Corporation Ltd, Ariyalur Cement Work.
That the unit shall install Reverse Air Bag House with kiln-I & kiln- II by March 31, 2014 and ESPs
with to Clinker cooler-I & clinker cooler-II by May 31, 2013 to achieve the prescribed limit of 100
mg/Nm3 and 50 mg/Nm3, respectively.
That the unit shall obtain consents under Air Act, 1981 and Water Acts, 1974 and authorization
under Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.
That the unit shall provide proper and safe approach for monitoring at stack attached to coal mill as
mentioned in Emission Regulation part-III By June 30, 2013.
That the unit shall take corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions at storage yard, process
area, material transfer point and and packing section.
That the unit shall pave roads to control fugitive emissions by March 31, 2014.
That the unit shall remove debris dumped in the truck parking area
That the unit shall reconstruct the shed for clinker to reduce fugitive emission by December 31,
2013.
That the unit shall provide proper storm water drainage system at raw material handling area.
That the unit shall develop more green belt around the plant.
That the unit shall improve housekeeping at raw material storage yard.
That the unit shall move scrap to scrap yard.
That the unit shall ensure that all online source emission monitoring system are in operation and
install continuous ambient air quality monitoring system by March 31, 2014.
13. That the unit shall submit a bank guarantee of Rs. 10.00 lakhs for ensuring compliance of the above
directions within one month of the issue of these directions.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the said directions, Board will be constrained to initiate action
as deemed fit under the provision of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
No. 76, Mount Salai, Guindy
Chennai 600 032, Tamil Nadu

Si & 2"d Floors, Nisarga Bhawan
A- Block, Thimmaiah Main Road
7th D Cross, Shivanagar
Opposite Pushpanjali Theatre
Bangalore 560 010
/
5.
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
Member Sec a ry
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12-1.1?-
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-II
June 24, 2013
To,
The GeneralManager (Works)
M/s Tosha ' Cements Pvt. Ltd.
Ampav 1, Pottangi Tehasil,
Dist- oraput
0 sha 764039
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - confirmation
thereof
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Kolkata
inspected M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. on September 23, 2010 for verification of compliance;
WHEREAS, inspecting team observed that M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. was not complying
with the emission standards as particulate matter emission from the kiln were 194 mg/Nm3
against the limit of 50 mg/Nm3. The unit was operating without valid authorization under the
Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 since
March 2010. The house keeping was not satisfactory. The unit did not have proper records for
hazardous waste generation & utilization. The hazardous waste (used oil) was stored in drums
which were kept in open area;
WHEREAS, on the basis of the findings, directions u/s 18(1)(b) of the Air (Prevention & Control
of Pollution) Act, 1981 were issued to Orissa Pollution Control Board on December 22, 2010 to
further direct the unit to implement the following recommendations in a time bound manner:
The unit shall augment/install new air pollution control device to control particulate matter
emission from kiln to meet the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3.
The unit shall obtain a valid authorization under the Hazardous Waste (Management,
Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008
The unit shall improve house keeping.
The unit shall maintain records for hazardous waste generation & utilization in cement kiln.
The unit shall submit the compliance status of direction quarterly to CPCB and Orissa State
The unit shall furnish a commensurate bank guarantee as deemed fit by the State Board.
WHEREAS, directions u/s 33A of the water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
31A of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 were issued to M/s Toshali
Cements Pvt. Ltd. on February 17, 2011 by Orissa Pollution Control Board to implement the
recommendations of CPCB latest by July 31, 2011;
WHEREAS, the particulate matter emission from the kiln monitored by Orissa State Pollution
Control Board on August 26, 2011 was found to be 87 mg/Nm3 against the limit of 50 mg/Nm3
indicating non compliance, even after modification in bag house by M/s Toshali Cements Pvt.
Ltd.;
again inspected M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. during November 1-4, 2011 to assess the
compliance of directions issued;
WHEREAS, the particulate matter emission from kiln was found 217 mg/Nm3 and not meeting
the limit of 50 mg/Nm3, even after replacing old bags in bag house;
WHEREAS, M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. could not comply with the limit of 50 mg/Nm3
for particulate matter emissions from the kiln by July 31, 2011 i.e time granted by Orissa
State Pollution Control;
WHEREAS, the bank guarantee of Rs. 5 Lakh submitted by the unit was forfeited by Orissa
SPCB on March 27, 2012 as the emission was found to be exceeding 50 mg/Nm3 and the unit
failed to install the new air pollution control device with kiln;
WHEREAS, notice u/s 5 of EPA, 1986 was issued to M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd on February
14, 2012 to show cause, why the unit should not be closed down;
WHEREAS, the unit submitted its reply vide letter no.TCPLNSKP/2012 dated March 16, 2012
and claimed that the PM emission in kiln reported by CPCB-ZO (217 mg/Nm3) is not acceptable
since the PM emission monitored by third party and Orissa SPCB were 35.6 mg/Nm3 and 87
mg/Nm3 respectively and requested to depute the team of officials once again for the inspection.
It was also committed that the work of installation of Reverse Air Bag House (RABH) with
the kiln would be completed by September 30, 2012;
WHEREAS, the unit was inspected jointly by CPCB, ZO, Kolkata and Orissa SPCB on
March 6, 2013 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
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PM emission from kiln was 176 mg/Nm3 i.e. three times higher than the prescribed
norm of 50 mg/Nm3.
The water sprinklers provided by the unit for fugitive emission control were not
sufficient.
The belt conveyer is not covered properly at kiln discharge side, thereby causing
fugitive emission.
The housekeeping was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No.
S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the powers vested
under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board, to issue any directions to any industry or any local body or any other
authority for violations of the standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection)
Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Toshali Cement Ltd is hereby
directed to close all its operations with immediate effect and report compliance to this
office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Collector & District Magistrate
Collectorate
Distt. Koraput
Orissa 764020

The CMD

Orissa Power Transmission
Corporation Ltd.
Janapath, Bhubaneswar
Orissa
:With the request to ensure closure and to submit

action taken report within 30 days
: With the request that electicity supply of the

unit may please be disconnected, immediately.

: With the request to ensure closure and to
The Chairman

A-118, Nilkanta Nagar
Unit VIII, Bhubaneswar 751 012
Orissa

The Incharge
Kolkata 700 107
5.
For Follow up please
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
7.
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(Mem er Secretary)
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B-33014/7/2012/PCI-II
June 26, 2013
To
The Unit He d
Gujarat S' ee Cement Ltd
P.O. Si eegram
Off. eraval Kodinar Highway
Di Junagarh
ujarat 362 276
Sub: : Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - confirmation thereof
WHEREAS, officials from Gujarat Pollution Control Board inspected M/s Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd. on
31.03.2011 and observed emissions from stacks attached to clinker and raw mill, as ESPs were not working
properly & subsequently issued notice u/s 31 A of Air Act, 1981 to the unit on 12.5.2011 to submit the
bank guarantee and time bound action plan to take corrective measures.
WHEREAS, the unit submitted the bank guarantee of rupees one lakh (valid up to 31.12.2013) and action
plan stating that
- Replacement of ESP with bag house for raw mill & kiln shall be completed by 30.6.2013.
Covering of clinker handling belt conveyors and raw materials shall be completed by 30.6.2011.
Fabrication and installation of belt covers in cement mill circuit shall be completed by 31.10.2011.
Replacement of packer no. 5 with electronic rotary packer shall be completed by 30.6.2013.
WHEREAS, officials from Gujarat Pollution Control Board again inspected the unit on 16.9.201 land
issued show cause notice u/s 31A of the Air Act, 1981 to the industry on 21.10.2011.
WHEREAS, Central Pollution Control Board had asked the Gujarat Pollution Control Board on 5.7.2011 to
review the action plan submitted by the unit.
WHEREAS, the unit submitted the revised action plan on 15.10.2011 to Gujarat Pollution Control Board
stating that replacement of existing kiln ESP with bag house shall be completed by February 2013.
the unit during March 20, 2012 for verification of compliance and made following observations;
Leakage in the duct entering the ESP of raw mill was observed resulting in fugitive emission.
Unused clinker was dumped in haphazard manner near the clinker silos and heaps of cement was
found dumped in open area behind the dispatch yard.
Conveyor belts are not covered.
Large deposition of dust containing cement was observed all around the plant premises.
Overall house keeping was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS, on the basis of findings of the team, the following recommendations were communicated to
Gujarat Pollution Control Board on July 16, 2012 to ensure implementation by the unit, within two months:
To have corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions.
To have proper storage & handling of raw materials and products.
To regularize road sweeping in the premises.
WHEREAS, the unit submitted the bank guarantee of Rs. 5 lakh on 3.5.2012 to Gujarat SPCB with validity
upto 2.5.2014 (after extension on 2.5.2013), in response to the closure notice issued by Gujarat SPCB u/s
31A of the Air Act, 1981 dated 26.4.2012. The closure order was revoked by Gujarat SPCB for 3 months
vide letter dated 5.5.2012 and period of revocation of closure order was further extended vide letters dated
14.8.2012 and 20.2.2013.
WHEREAS, again the team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara
inspected the unit during January 22-23, 2013 for verification of compliance and made following
observations.
The stack emission monitoring was carried out in the raw mill/kiln and coal mill and particulate
matter emission were found to be 293.4 mg/Nm3 and 362.5 mg/Nm3 respectively, which exceeded
the prescribed limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
Replacement work of ESP attached to kiln with bag house has not been completed by February 2013,
as committed by M/s Gujarat Sidhee cement Ltd. vide letter no. GSCL: VPW: 2011-12/4239 dated
15.10.2011 to Gujarat Pollution Control Board..
Replacement of packer no. 1, 4 & 5 with electronic rotary packer have not been completed.
The unit has yet to install two more STPs.
The unit is operating without de-dusting system of cement silo.
The unit has yet to install shed for storage of chemical gypsum.
Emissions were observed from vents of silo.
The GI sheet (for insulation) of cooler ESP was found damaged.
Fugitive emissions were observed from transportation of limestone in open dumpers and by
movement of vehicles on road.
The part of conveyor belt are uncovered and the conveyor belts are not aligned properly.
Limestone, marine gypsum, red clay and coal were stored in open space.
Poor housekeeping was observed at cement mill area, cement silo area, coal ramp, limestone ramp
and along the conveyor belt.
Only 5 stacks are mentioned in consent order issued by Gujarat SPCB while plant is operating with
11 stacks.
WHEREAS, Show cause notice u/s 5 was issued to the unit due to non compliance of
environmental norms on April 10, 2013;
WHEREAS, the unit submitted its reply alongwith time bound action plan vide letter no.
GSCL:ED:2013-14/750 dated May 9, 2013.
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157
(E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of
any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and keeping in view of action plan submitted by the unit, following directions are
being issued,:
That the unit shall maintain particulate matter emission from the stacks attached to the raw
mill/kiln and coal mill under the prescribed limit.
That the unit shall complete replacement work of ESP attached to kiln with bag house by
October 31, 2013.
That the unit shall complete replacement of packer no. 1, 4 & 5 with electronic rotary packer
by October 31, 2013.
That the unit shall complete installation of STP for Phase 2 & 3 by September 30, 2013.
That the unit shall complete installation of shed for storage of chemical gypsum by October
31, 2013.
That the unit shall continue operating with de-dusting system so as to arrest emissions from
vent of silo.
That the unit shall complete replacement work of damaged GI sheets by September 30,
2013.
That the unit shall control fugitive emissions from transportation of limestone in open
dumper and by movement of vehicles on road.
That the unit shall maintain operation with covered and properly aligned conveyer belts.
That the unit shall continue covering of limestone, marine gypsum, red clay & coal and
complete installation of water spray system at material loading point and conveyer belt by
October 31, 2013.
That the unit shall maintain good house keeping in the plant
That the unit shall submit the monthly progress report to CPCB and Gujarat SPCB.
In case of failure of the unit to comply with the said directions, Central Pollution Control Board
will be constrained to initiate action as deemed fit under the provision of Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, without any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
It is directed that Bank Guarantee of Rs. 5 Lakhs

submitted by M/s Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd.
shall be released only after concurrence of CPCB
The Incharge
Zonal Office
\Ale Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(Mem r
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Sep s'
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Regd. Post
July 9, 2013
To
M/s Sarfaraz Tanners

(Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons)
382/353, Bangali Ghat, Jajmau,
WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga River Basin to assess their status of
compliance to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajmau, Kanpur during
August-September 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Sarfaraz Tanners (Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons), 382/353. Bangali Ghat, Jajmau,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was inspected on September 5, 2012 and the inspection team observed the
follow ing shortcomings:
The Unit was operational but the Primary Effluent Treatment Plant was not operational and
effluent having pH - 5.26 (Std.: 6.5-9.0) was being discharged.
Act, 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
Act, 1986, dated March 19, 2013 was issued to M/s Sarfaraz Tanners (Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons),
382/353, Bangali Ghat, Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show
cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary
proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice
thereof;
Coned....
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated April 8, 2013
submitted the following:
PETP is operated properly.
Log book for water consumption and wastewater discharge maintained (copy enclosed).
process) provided.
The Unit was closed by UPPCB and recently received operation order. Subsequently, the Unit
has applied for consents under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, Air
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (application copy enclosed).
NOW THEREFORE. in view of the reply submitted b the Unit and in exercise of the powers
dele ated to the Chairman, CPCB under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
following directions are issued to M/s Sarfaraz Tanners (Erstwhile Mushtaque & Sons), 382/353,
Bangali Ghat.Jaimau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh:
I.
11.
To ensure compliance of all shortcomings mentioned in the Directions/ Notice dated March
19, 2013.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of the above directions within a period of 02 months and submit the
status report against each direction immediately after achieving complian ce.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,

ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010

Director (CP)

AD & Incharge,
'Central Pollution Control Board
.Zonal Officer (North)

1/c - IT Division. CPCB, Delhi

6. 1/c- NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
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(Member Secretary)
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PCI-SS1/ Tannery/ Nisar Sons/ 2012-13

To
M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lail Leather Finishers),
166, Gajjupurwa,
Jajman, Kanpur
July 9. 2013
WHEREAS, as part of Surveillance of industries in Ganga River Basin to assess the status of
November 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lad Leather Finishers), 166, Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur
was inspected on November 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which indicate that high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent
Housekeeping was unsatisfactory. Chemical containers and bags were kept in open.
Act, 1986, dated April 5, 2013 was issued to M/s Nisar Sons (Erstwhile Lari Leather Finishers), 166,
Gajjupurwa, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause why the Unit
the claims made, within 15 days from the date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing which it
under the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof. The said
Notice was returned undelivered from Indian Post and was delivered by hand on May 27, 2013;
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated May 27, 2013
submitted the fol lowing:
PETP will be operated properly and meanwhile plant has been renovated also.
Cont'd....
-2Salt from hides is removed through manual desalting before processing these for soaking and
pickling.
Housekeeping will be improved and arrangement has been provided for storage of chemical
containers and bags.
Display board on the gate of the Unit indicating particulars (name, address, capacity, process
and hazardous waste handling data) provided.
AND: WHEREAS, the system for segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated
frOm soaking and pickling processes and recovery of salt from these streams is to be installed;
following directions are issued to M/s Nisar Sons (Ersty,hile Lari Leather Finishers), 166,
Gajj up urwa1 man, Kanpur:
Ill.
To provide system for segregation and recovery of salt from the effluent streams containing
high TDS, generated from soaking and pickling proce,Yes.
To ensure compliance of all shortcomings mentioned in the Directions/ Notice dated April 5,
2013.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of the above directions within ;t period of 02 months and submit the
Incase of non-compliance of directions, action as deemed appropriate will be initiated against the
Unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1)86 and amendments thereof without
air- ftirther notice.
(Ajay 'fyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,


Director (CP)

. 3, 'AD & Incharge,
V ibliuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010

(Member Secretary)
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Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Top Tanners/ 2012-13
To
July 9, 2013
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M/s Top Tanners,

406/377-A, Gajjupurwa,
Asharfabad, Jajmau, Kanpur
November 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Top Tanners, 406/377-A, Gajjupurwa, Asharfabad, Jajmau, Kanpur (hereafter
referred to as Unit) was inspected on November 27, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following
observations:
6.5-9.0), TSS: 2178 mg/I (Std.: 600 mg/I) and Total Cr: 103 mg/I (Std.: 2 mg/I) which
indicate that high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant (PETP) and
Condition of settling tank indicated its improper operation and maintenance.
Sludge drying beds were filled with sludge which indicated irregular removal and disposal
of sludge. Fleshings were also stored in sludge drying beds. Chrome bearing solid waste
(shavings and trimmings) and chemical containers and bags were kept in open.
Cont'd...
Act, 1986, dated April 5, 2013 was issued to M/s Top Tanners, 406/377-A, Gajjupurwa, Asharfabad.
Jajmau, Kanpur directing it to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down and to submit its
reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims made, within 15 days from the
date of receipt of this Directions/ Notice failing which it would be presumed that the Unit has nothing
to say and action would be initiated against the Unit under the provision of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated April 29. 2013
Unit is member of CCRP. Separate line has been provided for segregation of spent chrome
liquor and PETP also renovated.
Settling tank is cleaned and maintained.
Salt from raw hides is removed through brushing. Unit is making arrangement for segregation
of soak and pickle liquor and need some time for its setup.
Unit is member of TSDF and disposes its sludge regularly. Covered area for storage of
fleshings is being provided. Shavings and trimmings not generated by the Unit as the Unit
processes hides from raw to wet blue stage. Chemical containers and bags are kept under
shed.
Order placed for installation of acoustic enclosure for the DG set.
Housekeeping in the Unit improved.
Display board on the gate of the Unit installed.
Movement) Rules, 2008 available with the Unit.
WHEREAS, the Unit is to provide system for recovery of salt from effluent streams containing high
TDS generated from soaking and picklin g processes;
following directions are issued to M/s Top Tanners, 406/377-A, Gajjupurwa, Asharfabad, Jajmau,
Kanpur:
1.
111.
To provide system for recovery of salt from effluent streams containing high TDS generated
from soaking and pickling processes.
2013.
any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman,

Director (CP)
Lodhi Road. New Delhi-110 003
3. AD & Incharge,
V ibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
\/1/c - ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

(Member Secretary)
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Regd. Post
PCI-SSI/ Tannery/ Naaz Leather Finishers/2012-13,-n . \
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Jul n 9. 20 I 3
To
M/s Naaz Leather Finishers,
14-A, 150 Feet Road,
Jaj matt, Kanpur

compliance to pollution control norms, CPCB team inspected the tanneries in Jajrnau, Kanpur during
November 2012;
WHEREAS, M/s Naaz Leather Finishers, Id-A, 150 Feet Road, Jajrnau, Kanpur was inspcc,i
November 29, 2012 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The effluent discharged by the Unit for further treatment at the CETP in Januar', Kanpur
exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards for Total r :r: 31
mg/1 at PETP outlet (norm: 2 mg/I) and 287 mg/I (CRP overflow discharged to CEIT drain).
Accumulation of sludge observed in the settling tank and sludge drying beds yhich
indicated improper operation of PETP.
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated front snaking
Act, 1986, dated April 5, 2013 was issued to M/s Naaz Leather Finishers, 14-A, 150 F,ct Road.
.lajmau, Kanpur (hereafter referred as unit) directing it to show cause wh y the Unit should i.ot
closed down and to submit its reply/clarification, with documentary proof in support of the claims
Con t'cl.
WHEREAS, in response to the CPCB's Directions/ Notice, the unit vide its letter dated April 16 20 !3
The Unit is constructing exclusive drain line For carrying exhaust chronic liquor to CRP and
will ensure proper segregation of chrome liquor from other effluent streams beside!; spillage
or over flow ur chrome liquor. The Unit will also ensure proper operation and maintenance of
the CRP.
Accumulated sludge from settling tank and sludge drying beds has been removed. Schedule
also made for periodic cleaning of settling tank and sludge drying beds.
The Unit is installing salt recovery s y stem to reduce the TDS concentration in the generated
effluent. Brushing and dusting of raw hide initiated to remove the salt from raw hides at the
stage of reception. The Unit is trying to re-use exhaust pickling liquor after
strengthening.
Order placed for installation of acoustic enclosure for the DG.
Display Board on the gate of the Unit indicating particulars provided.
NOW THEREFORE. in view of the reply submitted by the Unit and in exercise of the powers
following directions are issued to M/s Naaz Leather Finishers, id-A, 150 Feet Road, hajmau, Kanpur:
To ensure improvement in the primary treatment system so as to comply with the pres.iribed
2013.
status report a g ainst each direction immediately after achieving compliance.
an y further notice.
(41) 'Cyau,i)
Chairman
Copy to:
-: with request to ensure
1. The Chairman,
Third Floor, 1'ICUP Bhawan
Director (CP)
Nlinistr), of Environment & Forests

AD & Incharge,
Ground Floor. PICUP Bhawan, Vibhuti Khand,
Gomti Nagar. Lucknow - 226 010

1,/c - IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
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By Speed Post
F.No.
July 16, 2013
To
Kashipur, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd., (Unit-2), 7 th km, Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
U.S.Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based Paper Mill
engaged in production of Duplex Board using waste paper as raw material with an installed
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
issued direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act, 1974 to
implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin'
in the prescribed time bound manner; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction to the Unit on 12.02.2013 under section 5 of the
(Environment) Protection Act, 1986 for compliance of the following:
verification.
The Unit shall commission ETP automation, dedicated energy meter and proper
sludge handling system etc. before March 31, 2013 as prescribed under the Charter.
3. The Unit shall implement the action points of Charter as directed by UEPPCB.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply dated 11/3/2013 was examined; and
Continued...2/-
-2WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 14, 2013 to verify
At the time of inspection, the Unit and its ETP were found in operation, and the
production capacity was 250 TPD.
The Unit has ETP of capacity 7200 KLD, based on activated sludge process. ETP
system comprises of collection tank (2 nos. with capacity 480 cum & 70 cum), Krofta
(capacity 300 cum/hr), Primary Clarifier (capacity 1445 cum), Aeration Tanks (2 nos.
with capacity 2100 cum & 1400 cum with diffused aeration system), secondary
clarifier (capacity 1400 cum), Dual Media Filter (capacity 60 cum/hr) and Sludge
Drying Beds (10Nos. with total capacity 250 cum).
The Unit has installed V-notch at outlet of ETP, dedicated energy meter in ETP and
water flow meters and running hour metres on bore wells.
Fresh water storage tanks (2 nos. each having capacity 300 cum) have been
installed for supply of fresh water to different sections.
Back water tank of capacity 325 cum has been installed to utilise the back water.
The Unit has installed and commissioned tertiary treatment system comprising of
Dual Media Filters (3 nos. installed in parallel with capacity 60 cum/hr).
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed outlet BOD-15.3 mg/I (as against
norm of <30 mg/I), COD- 66 mg/I (as against norm of 225 mg/I), TSS-6.5 mg/I (as
against norm of 75 mg/I) and colour 50 hazen (as against norm of 250 hazen),
indicating compliance with the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank were 2800 mg/I and 2455 mg/I respectively,
indicating stabilisation of aeration tank.
Automation work carried out includes automatic dosing of chemical into ETP system,
level controller at 480 cum capacity equalisation tank and at 125 cum capacity
backwater tank.
The Unit fresh water consumption is estimated to be about 15 m 3/ton of paper.
Treated effluent from ETP is partially recycled in the process through treatment in
Dual Media Filters and remaining is discharged into Dhandi nallah, which joins river
Dhela. During inspection, treated effluent discharge was about 103.2 cum/hr.
Online pH meter is installed at the outlet of ETP to instantaneously monitor pH of the
treated effluent being discharged. Flow meter is installed for the recycle of treated
water and logbook maintained for the same.
Colour coding in pipelines has been completed.
The Unit has established common environmental Lab and environment management
cell.
(Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid direction issued to the Unit vide letter dated 12.02.2013
under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 is hereby revoked and the Unit
shall complete compliance of the remaining action points of the Charter, namely installation
of sludge handling system and flow measuring device at inlet of ETP, etc. within three
months from the date of issue of these directions. The compliance shall be reported to
UEPPCB and CPCB.
In case of default in compliance with the prescribed effluent and emission standards,
CPCB will be constrained to initiate appropriate actions against the Unit, without giving any
further notice, in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Continued...3/-
-3Copy to:
Uttrakhand Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board
Member Secretary
Reqd./Speed Post
F.No. B-390/PCI-111/2012-2013
July 16, 2013
To,
M/s Ghodganga SSK Ltd.,
Raosahebnagar, Nhavere (Post),
Shirur (Dist), Pune,
Maharashtra
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT,
1986
environmental pollutants from various category of industries under the Environment
(Protection) Act,1986 and the rules framed thereunder;
WHEREAS, M/s Ghodganga SSK LTd., Raosahebnagar, Nhavere (Post), Shirur (Dist),
Pune, Maharashtra (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under ESS programme on December 12, 2012 and
7.
The Unit with an installed capacity of 2500 TCD was in operation during the
inspection. The consent under the Water and Air Acts and Authorization under the
Hazardous Waste Rules expired on December 31, 2011. The unit has applied for
renewal of consent.
The Unit consumes 2523 KLD of fresh water (503 KLD for process and 2020 KLD for
cooling), while utilization of 230 KLD of water is permitted as per the consent.
About 230 KLD of effluent is generated and treated in the ETP of capacity 500 KLD
comprising of screening, Oil & grease trap, equalization cum neutralization tank,
primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sand filters, treated effluent
storage tank. The treated effluent is used for irrigation.
Analysis of the samples collected at the outlet of the ETP shows noncompliance with
respect to COD 2189 mg/I, BOD 1578 mg/L, TSS 422 mg/L and oil & grease
19 mg/I.
Analysis of the samples collected at the treated effluent storage tank shows COD
828 mg/I, BOD 424 mg/L and TSS 122 mg/L.
Significant weed growth was noticed near the ETP; besides discarded material and
scraps were scattered in the ETP yard.
The launder of clarifiers were filled with the effluent; sand filters (3 Nos) are poorly
maintained; sludge drying beds devoid of sludge indicates the ETP was not operated
properly.
Contd..2/-
-2A small earthen lagoon with stone pitching is provided as effluent storage tank.
Leakage of partially treated effluent was observed at the secondary clarifier.
The two boilers of capacity 32 TPH each are provided with a common fly ash arrester
and a common stack as APCDs.
The result of the stack monitoring shows PM emissions as 1884 mg/Nm 3 , exceeding
the emission norms to a greater extent.
It is noticed that the unit is exceeding the effluent discharge norms and the emission
norms to a greater extent.
AND WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council,
Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent
standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and
norms;
AND NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers
9.
The Unit shall not start crushing operation in the next crushing season until the
defective units of effluent treatment plant (ETP) are repaired & the ETP and air
pollution control devices (APCD) installed with boiler stack is upgraded/augmented so
as to meet the prescribed effluent and emission discharge norms and to the
The Unit shall stabilize and operate the ETP as per the design criteria so that the
treated effluent meets the prescribed standards prior to the disposal.
The Unit shall operate the ETP at least one month before the commencement of the
crushing season, so that operation of the ETP is stabilized, well before the start of the
crushing process.
The Unit shall obtain consent under the Water & Air Acts and Authorization under the
Hazardous Waste Rules.
The Unit shall optimize water use in industrial process and maintain records of water
consumption and wastewater generation.
The Unit shall stop land application till the Unit complies with the prescribed effluent
standards.
The Unit shall improve housekeeping in the plant premises and the ETP yard.
The Unit shall prevent spillage of raw effluent and partially treated effluent.
The Unit shall provide line the existing collection tank and lagoon to prevent seepage.
Contd...3/-
-3-
10.
The Unit shall operate the ETP even after completion of the crushing season so that
any effluent generated during washing and maintenance is discharged after proper
treatment.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained
to initiate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board
Kalpataru Points, 3-4th floors
Sion Matunga Schem Rd.No.6
Opp. Cine Planet, Sion Circle Sion (E)
Mumbai-400 022
The District Magistrate
Tal-Shirpur, District-Pune,
Maharahstra
: For kind information, please.

4.

CPCB Zonal Office, Parivesh Bhavan,
Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10,
Vadodara 390023.
6.

Memb-ary
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111- ("TO
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To
Kashipur, Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
July 16, 2013

WHEREAS, M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd., (Unit-1), 7 th km, Moradabad Road, Kashipur, U.S.
Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is an agro & waste paper based Pulp
& Paper Mill, engaged in production of Semi-Kraft paper using 30-50% agro-based residue
(bagasse, wheat straw) and 50-70% waste paper as raw materials with an installed
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
implementation of "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper
Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries located in Ganga catchment;
and
issued directions on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water Act, 1974 to
in a time bound manner; and
1.
verification.
Contined...2/-
-2The Unit shall install tertiary treatment system, automation of ETP, dedicated energy
meter and proper sludge handling system etc before March 31, 2013 and shall also
submit a time bound programme for commissioning of belt press/ multistage vacuum
drum washing system as prescribed under the Charter.
The Unit shall implement other action points of Charter as directed by UEPPCB.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's replies vide letters dated 8/4/2013 and 22/6/2013 were
examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 14, 2013 to verify
The Unit & its ETP were in operation during inspection and the production was 62
TPD.
The ETP comprises of equalisation tank (37.5 cum), vibrating screen (2 nos.with
capacity 60 cum/hr), Mini Sedi Cell (220 cum/hr with dia 6.7 m), Primary Clarifier
(capacity 185 cum, dia 8.2m, SWD-3.5m), Aeration Tanks (2 nos. with capacity 952
cum & 800 cum with diffused aeration system), secondary clarifiers (2 nos. with
capacity 251 cum & 362 cum), tube settler (capacity 120 cum/hr), Multi grade Pressure
sand filter, Sludge Drying Beds (7Nos. with total capacity 200 cum) and Decanter
centrifuge (capacity 12 cum/hr).
The Unit has installed and commissioned tertiary treatment system comprising of Tube
settler with chemical treatment followed by pressure sand filter. An automated
chemical dosing system has been installed with the Tube Settler.
The Unit has installed V-notch at inlet and outlet of ETP, dedicated energy meter in
ETP and calibrated & sealed water flow meters on bore wells.
The filtration system of sludge drying beds has been substituted with 40 mesh size
synthetic wire net to improve the filtration rate. No sludge was observed in the sludge
drying beds.
A Decanter Centrifuge of capacity 12 cum/hr has been installed for dewatering of
secondary clarifier sludge and sludge from tube settler.
The Unit has installed wet washing system, Screw Press (2 nos.) working in series for
extraction of black liquor followed by two stage twin drum washer for washing of pulp.
The Unit's Common Chemical Recovery Plant (CCRP) for black liquor management
was in operation during inspection with feed rate of MEE is 24 m3/hr.
Fresh water storage tank with capacity 125 cum and flow measuring device has been
commissioned for supply of fresh water to different sections.
Analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed outlet BOD-16 mg/I (as against norm of
<30 mg/I), COD- 148 mg/I (as against norm of 250 mg/I), TSS-22 mg/I (as against
norm of 75 mg/I), and colour-30 hazen (as against norm of 500 hazen) indicating
compliance with the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank were 3200 mg/I and 2159 mg/I respectively,
indicating stabilisation of activated sludge process.
Treated effluent from ETP is partially recycled in the process and remaining effluent is
discharged into Dhandi Nalla.
Average fresh water consumption was estimated to be 34.74 cum/MT of production
whereas average effluent discharge was estimated to be 20.78 cum/MT of production.
Colour coding of pipe lines has been completed.
Log books maintained for fresh water consumption, energy consumption, chemical
dosing, effluent generation & its discharge, wastewater analysis data etc.
The Unit has established environmental Lab and environmental management Cell.
Housekeeping of the Unit and its ETP was satisfactory.
Continued...3/-
-319. The Unit has implemented Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
(Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid directions issued to the Unit vide letter dated
20.03.2013 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 is hereby revoked, but
the Unit shall ensure compliance with the effluent discharge and emission norms as
prescribed by UEPPCB.
In case of default in compliance with the prescribed standards, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate appropriate actions against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Member Secretary
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III
July 17, 2013
To
M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-1),
Agro-based Unit,
Moradabad Road,
Kashipur,
Uttarakhand
violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and
other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-1), Moradabad Road, Kashipur, Uttarakhand
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is an agro based paper plant producing Writing & Printing grade Paper
using Bagasse and wheat straw as raw materials with a production capacity of 150 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12, 2012 to
and
The Unit and its ETP were in operation. The Unit is an agro based paper plant producing Writing &
Printing grade Paper using Bagasse and wheat straw as raw materials. The existing production of
the Unit was 135 TPD only.
Effluent Treatment Plant having 10500 m 3/day capacity comprises of Equalization tank, Hill Screen,
Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier, SDBs and Belt filter press.
3. The Unit has installed triton aerators and direct automated oxygen system in Aeration Tank to induce
DO. Foaming was observed in Aeration Tank.
Contd...2/-
-2The Unit's fresh water consumption was estimated about 83 m 3/tone of production.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-326mg/I, BOD-45 mg/I; COD 328mg/I
and colour 500 colour unit which indicates non-compliance against the effluent discharge
standards as prescribed under Charter of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 3610 mg/I.
The Unit was found discharging partially treated effluent into the drain passing near the boundary
wall of the Unit which ultimately joins river Dhela.
The Unit has installed environmental laboratory for sample analysis and also maintaining logbook as
per the charter implementation programme.
The Unit has installed conventional Chemical Recovery Plant for black liquor management.
The Unit informed that it will install dual media filters for tertiary treatment by June 2013 as against of
March, 2013.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 5 of the (Environment) Protection Act, 1986 to
the Unit on 14.03.2013 for compliance of the following action points:
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation immediately and shall report the
compliance to CPCB.
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the ETP system including installation of tertiary treatment
and report to CPCB for verification.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand Environment
Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
WHEREAS, the Unit replies vide letters dt. 03.04.2013 & 02.05.2013, were examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 16, 2013 for compliance
The Unit was not in operation since 27.4.2013.
The Unit has carried out following modifications for upgradation of ETP system to improve the
treatment efficiency:
Addition of Equalization tank of capacity 180m3
Addition of Primary Clarifier of capacity 1900m3
Addition of one New Tertiary Clarifier of capacity 1319m3
Addition of Dual Media filter of 2 sets (75m 3/hr capacity each).
3.
The Unit has made the following modifications as per Charter implementation programme:
Replacement of existing showers by new HP showers of dia. 0.7mm and low pressure
showers of dia. 1.0mm.
Construction of new service Clarifier of capacity 2200m 3 to recycle excess paper machine
back water.
Installation of Save all for clarification of paper machine back water.
Replacement of fresh water by clarifier back water in the washing showers of screen and
decker.
Utilization of decker filtrates for unbleached pulp dilution.
Utilization of foul condensate from Soda recovery for unbleached pulp washing.
Recirculation of paper machine condensate in boiler house for steam generation.
Utilization of back water for floor washing.
Reuse of treated effluent in horticulture and mil plantation.
Installation of "V" notch as flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP. Unit has
installed sealed flow meters at bore wells and Unit is maintaining log book.
Contd...3/-
-3The Unit has installed combined ETP of capacity 11000 kld for treatment of effluent generated
from Unit-1 and Unit-2 which is based on ASP and comprises of Equalization Tank, Primary
Clarifier, Aeration Tank (renovated for oxygen dozing system), Secondary clarifier and tertiary
clarifier. The Unit has installed belt press filter and SDBs (8 nos.) for dewatering primary clarifier
sludge and the excess secondary sludge.
Aeration Tank of ETP was found in operation and the sample analysis of Aeration Tank showed
MLSS 3158mg/I and MLVSS- 2621 mg/I which indicates proper stabilization, operation &
maintenance of ETP system.
No effluent is being discharged in the adjacent drain and no bypass line was found.
Overall housekeeping of the unit was found satisfactory.
The Unit has already installed 1 st Pressure Sand Filter (PSF) and 2 nd PSF installation work was
under progress.
The Unit has completed charter action points except colour coding of pipelines.
10.
Unit has not installed flow measuring device at fresh water storage tank having capacity of
91200m3 capacity.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit vide letter dt. 14.06.2013 informed that it has installed 2 nd Pressure Sand
Filter for tertiary treatment; and
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the powers delegated to the
Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are
issued:
3.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations at the capacity to be consented by UEPPCB and
comply with the prescribed effluent discharge norms. In no case, industry shall discharge untreated
effluent not meeting the standards into drains.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action points relating to colour coding of the pipelies as directed
by Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) by August 15, 2013.
The Unit shall operate only with valid consent under Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
Contd...4/-
-4The Advisor (CP Division)

With a request to connect the electricity supply

to the Unit

6 The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
(J.S. Kamyotra)
Member Secretary
Speed Post
F.No.B-344/PC1-111/2K-2K01/
'
July 17, 2013
To,
M/s Godavari Biorefineries Ltd.,
(Formerly M/s Somaiya Organo Chemical Ltd.)
Post-Sakarwadi, Kanhegaon, Tal. Kopergaon,
Dist. Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT, 1986 IN CASE OF
M/S GODAVARI BIOREFINERIES LTD., AHMEDNAGAR, MAHARASHTRA
the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed thereunder; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has
delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman,
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards and norms, and
thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) I Pollution
WHEREAS, M/s Godavari Biorefineries Ltd., Post-Sakarwadi, Kanhegaon, Tat Kopergaon, Dist. Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra (herein after referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on 15.12.2010 and following observation were made:
The Unit has consented capacity of production of molasses based industrial alcohol of 60 MT/day,
Acetaldehyde 50 MT/day, Acetic Acid 50 MT/day, and ethyl acetate 100 MT/day.
The spent wash treatment and disposal system consists of following:
50% of the bio-methanated effluent is disposed through one time controlled land application. The Unit
has signed MoU with Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, Ahmednagar with validity upto Feb.
2011 to utilize 1.50 lakhs m' treated spent wash over 3000 hectare land.
50% of the bio-methanated spent wash is passed through RO and the reject is disposed through biocomposting. The Unit has unlined bio-composting yard of about 3 hectares.
During the visit, composting was not in operation and no press mud was found. The Unit has not provided
any storage sheds for press mud/final compost. About 500 MT of compost was found in open land.
Out of the two digesters, one digester was in operation with feeding rate of 12.55 KL/hr, but it was not yet
stabilised to meet the outlet COD characteristic. Anaerobic digester outlet effluent sample analysis shows
BOD-3300 mg/I, COD-27, 487 mg/l.
RO plant was not in operation.
The Unit has 3 lined lagoons of total capacity of 90,000 m 3 , which are filled with spent wash upto 70 % of
their capacity. The analysis of effluent stored in lagoon no.2 shows BOD-20,702 mg/I, TSS-4,756 mg/I,
TDS-73,068 mg/1, & COD-81,947 mg/1.
7. The Unit has provided unlined lagoons spread over 2-3 hectares, partially filled with spent wash.
Contd..2/-
-28 The effluent treatment system provided is not adequate for treatment of effluent generated from production
of organic chemicals namely, Acetaldehyde, Acetic Acid, and ethyl acetate. It was reported that effluent is
being recycled.
9 Stack emission monitoring for two boilers of 18 MT/hr and 12 MT/hr capacities shows PM emission of
1156 mg/Nm 3 and 1282 mg/Nm 3 respectively as against the standard of 150 mg/Nm'' SO, emission of 8.66
kg/h r and 14.4 kg/hr respectively as against the standard of 12.5 kg/hr.
AND, WHEREAS, CPCB has issued the following directions dated 15.02.2011 under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit for compliance:

The Unit shall stop manufacturing of molasses based production of industrial alcohol immediately and also
restrain from any further land application of the spent wash.
The Unit shall submit a time bound programme for implementation of zero effluent discharge conditions
either through concentration-incineration system or through co-processing in cement kilns or furnaces of
thermal power plants/ steel plants.
The Unit shall submit a time bound action plan for upgrading the APCDs installed with boilers to meet the
prescribed emission standards.
The Unit shall dispose the spent wash stored in unlined lagoons and dismantle all the unlined lagoons/ solar
evaporation ponds.
The Unit shall dispose the spent wash stored in lined lagoons and restrict the capacity of lined lagoons to
not more than 30 days equivalent of treated spent wash generation.
The Unit shall submit a time bound programme for installation and commissioning of adequate ETP system
for effluent generated from manufacturing of organic chemicals.
WHEREAS, the Units replies vide their letter dated 08.03.2011 & 25.03.2011 were examined; and a team of
officials of CPCB inspected the Unit on April 10, 2011 to verify the compliance of the directions issued on
15.02.2011 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and observed the following:
The Unit was not in operation.
Construction of lined compost yard in an area of 7.62 acres is completed, one compost machine is available
at site and press mud is stored at the site.
Anaerobic digesters (2 nos, 6000 m 3 capacity) are fully stabilised. Two RO plants, each of 400 m3/day are
ready for operation.
90 % of unlined lagoons have been demolished and the remaining will be demolished before monsoon.
Out of 3 lined lagoons, one lagoon will be dismantled by June 2011.
The Unit seeks 3 months time to submit proposal for zero effluent discharge condition either through
concentration-incineration system or through co-processing.
WHEREAS, CPCB has issued the following directions dated 25.4.2011 under section 5 of the Environment
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations as per the consent conditions issued by Maharashtra
Pollution Control Board (MPCB) and shall comply with effluent disposal and emission norms as prescribed
by the MPCB. The Unit shall not be allowed to employ land application/ferti-irrigation of spent wash
generated after resumption of the operation.
thermal power plants/ steel plants before 30.06.2011.
The Unit shall complete installation and commissioning of both the ESPs by September, 2011 for control of
air emissions to meet the emission standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986.
evaporation ponds by June 30, 2011.
5. The Unit shall dispose the spent wash stored in lined lagoons and restrict the capacity of lined lagoons to
not more than 30 days equivalent of treated spent wash generation by June 30, 2011.
Contd..3/-
-3The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to the CPCB MPCB.
The Unit shall deposit a Bank Guarantee of Rs.20.0 lakh (Rupees Twenty lakh only) with validity of one
year and provision for forfeiture in case of violation of any of the above directions within 15 days of the
receipt of these directions.
WHEREAS, the Units replies vide their letter dated 09.11.201 I was examined and the Unit was inspected by a team
of CPCB officials under ESS program on 21.02.2013 and made following observations:
The Distillery Unit was not in operation since 08.02.2013; but chemical Units were in operation during the
inspection.
ETP consists of storage tank, equalization pit, homogenization tank, bio-digester, settling tank, membrane
filtration and storage lagoons (3 nos) followed by bio-composting.
The Unit has 03 lagoons with total storage capacity of 90,000 m3 which is equivalent 400 days storage of
final effluent being used for composting.
One unlined tank filled with dark brown color effluent was observed during inspection.
The ETP was not in operation during visit.
The effluent generated from Chrotonaldehyde plant is collected into neutralization tank and was being
sprayed on coals. It had COD-40669 mg/I and BOD-14450 mg/I.
The unit has installed three boilers of 18TPH, 18 TPH and 12 TPH respectively. Both 18 TPH boilers are
equipped with ESP and 12 TPH boiler is equipped with bag filer as APCD.
Emission monitoring of both 18 TPH boilers resulted PM-211 mg/Nm3, which exceeds the prescribed limit
of 150 mg/Nm3.
9. The unit was not having valid consents under Water and Air Acts. It was expired on 31.03.2011 .
It is evident from above observations that the Unit is not complying with CPCB direction dated 25.04.2011
and found spraying untreated effluent exceeding BOD and COD limits on coals, not complying with the
emission norms and storing effluent beyond the permissible 30 days storage capacity which have all potietial
to pose contamination of water/ ground water.
Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued
for compliance:
"The Unit shall close all its manufacturing operations till compliance of CPCB direction dated 25.04.2011 is
achieved to the satisfaction of CPCB."
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Member Secretary,

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board,
Kalpataru Points, 3-4' 1' floors,
Sion Matunga Scheme Rd.No.6,
Opp. Cine Planet, Sion Circle Sion (E),
Mumbai 400 022
: With a direction to ensure compliance
The Incharge, Western Zonal Office,

House-II, Gorwa Subhanpura Road,
Subhanpura, Vadodara 390 023
Contd..4/-

The Suptdg. Engineer
Ahemadnagar Circle
Vidyut Bhawan, Ahmednagar.
Maharashtra
4.
With a direction to disconnect power supply to the Unit
Director (CP Division).

6.

(Memb ec ary)
S", DG (6A
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By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-Ill /
July 17, 2013
To
M/s Chandpur Enterprises Ltd.,
rd km Stone, Chandpur Noorpur Road,

Chandpur, Distt. Bijnor,
Uttar Pradesh
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB),
WHEREAS, M/s Chandpur Enterprises Ltd., 2nd km Stone, Chandpur Noorpur Road,
Chandpur, Distt. Bijnor, U.P. (hereafter referred to as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based
plant, engaged in the production of paper having installed capacity of 25 TPD using waste
paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on January 11, 2013 to
verify the compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation, however, Aeration tank and Secondary clarifier of Effluent
Treatment Plant (ETP) were not functional
The Unit validity of consent under Water & Air Acts had expired.
The ETP of the Unit having a capacity of 480 kld is based on ASP and comprises of
Equalization tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and Sludge
drying beds.
mg/I; and TSS- 164 mg/I which indicates non-compliance against the prescribed
No active bio-mass was observed in the aeration tank (MLSS-604 mg/I) during
inspection indicating non-stabilization of the ETP.
The partially treated/ untreated effluent is being used for irrigation posing thereby
possible threat to the groundwater.
Contd... 2/-
-27.
additional sludge.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions to the Unit on 19.03.2013 under section 5 of the
The Unit shall stop all the industrial/ manufacturing operations with immediate effect till
stabilization of ETPs to the satisfaction of CPCB.
After stabilization of ETPs, the Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for resumption of
industrial/ manufacturing operations.
WHEREAS, the Unit reply vide its letter dated 29.04.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 07.06.2013 and found that
the aeration tanks was under upgradation i.e. diffuser installation was under progress and
accordingly CPCB asked the Unit vide letter dated 21.06.2013 to stablise aeration tanks
within 15-20 days so as to achieve the prescribed discharge norms.
WHEREAS, the Units reply vide its letters dated 17.06.2013 and 25.06.2013 was examined;
and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 02.07.2013 and made the
The Unit was not in operation since May 08, 2013 in compliance of the CPCB's
closure direction. UPPCB official sealed motor of the paper machine, pulper machine
and chest machine, sealed fuel feed points of boiler which was verified during
inspection.
Unit has valid consent upto 31.12.2013 under Water & Air Acts.
Unit has installed water meter at bore well with an hour meter and also maintains
logbook for the same.
ETP Upgradation work done by the Unit are as follows:
Replaced the old low pressure shower (dia-1.5 mm) with new low pressure
showers (1.2 mm dia).
Installed Sedicell along with spray filter.
Diffusers installed in aeration tanks.
Equalization tank provided with air line & coarse bubble diffusers for efficient
mixing.
(v) Water in the vacuum pump is in closed loop system and Krofta water is used.
Unit has installed Krofta fiber recovery plant (sedicell) along with spray filter. Reject
of spray filter is sent to ETP for treatment. Unit will reuse a part of Sedicell treated
effluent at paper machine, Decker showers, pulping, etc and remaining is treated in
ETP.
The ETP comprises of Sedicell (Krofta), Equalization cum collection tank- (air line
with coarse bubble diffusers); vibrating screens, Primary clarifier, 2 Aeration tank
(259 m 3 each on diffused aeration system), Secondary Clarifier and Sludge Drying
Beds (9 no.).
During inspection, both aeration tanks were found operational with diffusers (144 no.)
installed.
MLSS concentration in the aeration tanks 1-&2 was 3933 mg/I and 3886 mg/I
respectively.
Unit has removed the sludge from the sludge drying beds (SDB) and SDB were
empty during inspection.
Unit has established Laboratory for wastewater analysis and informed to maintain
logbook after resumption of the operation.
Contd...3/-
-3Unit has kept logbooks for fresh water consumption, energy meter and chemical
dosing.
Housekeeping was found satisfactory.
delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (comply CPCB) under section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations as per the consent capacity
issued by Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and comply with the
prescribed effluent and emission discharge norms notified under the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986 or as prescribed by UPPCB, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to CPCB and UPPCB.
(Nay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
TheMember Secretary
UP Pollution Control Board
: [With a request to ensure the compliance


Lucknow-226010
3.

(J.S. Kam ra)
Member Secretary
NC, k gA S Q c I ,
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
To
July 17, 2013
M/s Sidheshwari Paper Udyog Ltd.,

rh km, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur, Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand

WHEREAS, M/s Sidheshwari Paper Udyog Ltd., 7 th KM, Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is an agro & waste
paper based Pulp & Paper mill engaged in production of Semi-kraft paper using 65% agrobased residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and 35% waste paper as raw materials with an
The Unit is an agro & waste paper based unit engaged in production of Semi-kraft
paper using 65% agro-based residue (bagasse, wheat straw) and 35% waste paper as
major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 70 TPD; however during
inspection the existing production capacity is 62 TPD.
At the time of inspection, Unit and its ETP were in operation.
Contd...2/-
-2The Unit bore wells (03 nos.) equipped with water meter. The average fresh water
consumption of the Unit is 3769 m 3/day (37.3 KL/MT of paper produced).
Unit has provided krofta sedicell fibre recovery plant and installed low and high
pressure showers. Also, Unit has provided Backwater storage tank of capacity 115 m3
for reusing treated effluent onto the process and constructed Spill pits.
Unit has adopted wet washing, Screw press and batch digesters for pulping. Unit has
installed Hi-consistency pulper.
The Unit has provided 'V' notch for flow measuring at the outlet of ETP.
chemical dosage/consumption of ETP and electricity consumption in ETP, effluent
ETP (Cap-3000 KLD) comprised of Collection tank, Krofta, Primary Clarifier, Aeration
Tank (diffused aeration system), Secondary Clarifier 1& 2 and sludge drying beds
(SDBs).
The fibre sludge from Sedicell and Primary Clarifier is used in the process while
remaining sludge from secondary clarifier is collected in the SDBs for sun drying. After
drying, it is mixed with rice husk and used as boiler fuel. During inspection, SDB was
found damaged and completely filled with the sludge. Filtrate from sludge is collected in
Equalisation Tank.
ETP treated effluent showed pH-7.8, BOD-56.0 mg/I (norms <30 mg/1), COD- 123.0
mg/I (norms-250 mg/I), TSS- 49 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I) and color-133 hazen (norms-500
hazen). Analysis of effluent from aeration tank of ASP showed MLSS- 4994 mg/I and
MLVSS- 1450 mg/I.
discharged into Dhandi nallah, which ultimately joins river Dhela.
Unit has installed Common CRP for black liquor management (common for both M/s
Unit is in the process of installation of tertiary treatment system.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction to the Unit on 18.02.2013 under section 5 of the
3.
verification.
The Unit shall install tertiary treatment system, flow measuring device at ETP inlet,
automation of ETP, dedicated energy meter and proper sludge handling system etc
before March 31, 2013 and shall also submit a time bound programme for
commissioning of belt press/ multistage vacuum drum washing system as prescribed
under the Charter.
The Unit shall implement other Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's replies vide letters dated 31.03.2013 and 22.06.2013 were
examined; and
1.
At the time of inspection, Unit and its ETP were found in operation. During inspection,
the production was 68 TPD.
Contd...3/-
-3The Unit has installed ETP of capacity 3000 KLD, based on activated sludge process.
ETP system comprises of collection tank (200 cum), Krofta (2nos. with capacity 200
cum/hr & hill screens) Primary Clarifier (capacity 339 cum, dia 8.2m, SWD-3.2m),
Aeration Tanks (30.3mx16.5mx3.5m with diffused aeration system), secondary
clarifier-1 (capacity 334cum, dia. 12m, SWD 3.2m), secondary clarifier-2 (capacity
342cum, dia. 10m, SWD 3.2m), tube settler (capacity 120 cum/hr), Multi grade
Pressure sand filter, Sludge Drying Beds (10Nos. with total capacity 250 cum) and
Decanter centrifuge (1 no. with capacity 12 cum/hr).
V-notch at inlet and outlet of ETP, dedicated energy meter in ETP and water flow
meters on bore wells have been installed.
Fresh water storage tank with capacity 115 cum has been installed for supply of fresh
water to different sections.
The Unit has installed and commissioned tertiary treatment system comprising of Tube
settler with chemical treatment followed by Pressure sand filter. An automated
chemical dosing system has been installed with the Tube Settler.
The filtration system of sludge drying beds has been substituted with 40 mesh size
synthetic wire net to improve the filtration rate. No sludge was observed in the sludge
drying beds.
A Decanter Centrifuge of capacity 12 cum/hr has been installed for dewatering of
secondary clarifier sludge and sludge from tube settler.
The Unit has installed Screw Press (2 nos.) working in series for extraction of black
liquor followed by two stage twin drum washer for washing of pulp.
The Unit has installed a Common Chemical Recovery Plant (CCRP) of capacity 120
Ton solid fired per day for black liquor management. CCRP is common for both M/s
Sidheshwari Paper Udyog Ltd. and M/s Sidharth Papers Ltd. (Unit-1).
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed BOD- 28 mg/I (as against norm of
<30 mg/I), COD-140 mg/I (as against norm of 250 mg/I), TSS-20 mg/I (as against norm
of 75 mg/I) and colour- 30 hazen (as against norm of 500 hazen) indicating compliance
with the prescribed effluent discharge norms. MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank
showed 6718 mg/I and 5157 mg/I.
Treated effluent from ETP is discharged into Dhandi Nalla, which meets to Dhela river.
Average fresh water consumption was estimated to be 39.28 cum/MT of production
whereas average effluent discharge was estimated to be 26.58 cum/MT of production.
Log book maintained for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical dosing,
effluent generation & its discharge, wastewater analysis data etc.
The Unit has established Environmental Lab and Environmental management Cell.
Housekeeping of the Unit and its ETP was satisfactory.
The Unit has completed Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
(Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid directions issued to the Unit vide letter dated
18.02.2013 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 is hereby revoked and
the Unit shall comply with the effluent discharge and emission standards as prescribed by
UEPPCB.
In case of default in compliance with the prescribed standards, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate appropriate actions against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...4/-
-4Copy to:
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July 19, 2013
To
The Territory Manager
M/s Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
Marketing Division,
35, Vaidyanathan Street, Post Box No 1152
Tondiarpet, Chennai-600081
Fax: 044-25956949
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
WHEREAS M/s Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (hereinafter referred to as

the unit) is operating petroleum product marketing terminal at Tondiarpet, Chennai and
interconnected pipelines;
WHEREAS, there are three separate petroleum product pipelines for conveying
Furnace Oil, Motor Spirit and High Speed Diesel which are passing underground
through Varadharajaperumal Street, Tondiarpet. As per the unit, pipe line used for
conveying Motor Spirit is not in use since 2010 and the pipeline used for carrying High
Speed diesel is not in use since September 2012. The total length of these pipelines
from the unit to Harbour is 3.8 kms;
WHEREAS on July 13, 2013 residents of Varadharajaperumal Street, Tondiarpet
found their bore well water contaminated with petrol/kerosene like product;
WHEREAS a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board and
Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board jointly inspected Tondiarpet, Chennai during July 15
16, 2013 to assess the status of contamination of groundwater in and around the
area of the pipelines belonging to the unit and the extent of damage in the affected area
due to oil contamination;
WHEREAS the inspecting team collected water samples from 11 borewells;
WHEREAS the visual observation of the bore well water samples collected
reveals the presence of petroleum product and when tested for ignition by absorbing the
oil in paper it caught fire with a flash. In view of the close proximity of the terminal and
the product pipelines of the unit which are running underground along
Varadharjaperulam Street, it is prima-facie evident that ground water has been
contaminated with petroleum product. The affected stretch is about 0.5 km starting
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from Varadharajaperumal Koil to Agasthya theatre and the area may be around 0.5 Sq.
Km;
WHEREAS the analysis of groundwater samples collected indicate that the
concentration of oil in 9 out of 11 samples was more than 0.7 mg/I. The analysis results
indicate concentration of oil in samples collected from well no 13/1 (New no. :14) ,
Varadarajaperumal Koil Street Tondiarpet, Chennai as 14%; in well no 5/20,
Varadarajaperum Koil Street Tondiarpet, Chennai as 3.6 mg/I; in well no 223,
Thiruvottriyur High road, Tondiarpet, Chennai as 6.7% and in well no. 16,
Varadarajaperumal Koil Street Tondiarpet , Chennai as 3.2 mg/I;
WHEREAS Central Pollution Control Board in a meeting held on April 27, 2013
at Chennai had apprised all oil companies working in the area of the likely
environmental impacts on water, soil and biodiversity including the flora and fauna
besides the impact on human beings residing in area on account of any possible oil
leakages from Petroleum pipelines and the companies were also asked to submit a
detailed report on the status of the pipelines with action plan to mitigate any possible
accident, spillages etc.;
WHEREAS the unit has failed to identify the vulnerable areas prone to leakages ,
their likely impacts on environment and to prevent damage to the environment in case
of any leakages nor submitted any mitigation plan till date;
WHEREAS the oil concentration in the samples of groundwater collected from
the wells adjoining the pipelines of the unit in Tondiarpet area clearly indicate
contamination of the ground water. The operation of the unit might result in further
contamination of soil and ground water in the area, thereby affecting the environment
and the health of the residents. Thus, the situation warrants an urgent action;
Notifications No. S. O. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof;
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 the following directions are issued :The unit shall immediately stop pumping of the petroleum products in the
pipelines passing through the Tondiarpet area till such time it is ensured that
there are no leakages in the pipelines and that such leakages will not recur in
future.
The unit will submit a credible action plan, along with timelines to CPCB for
the contaminated site.
iii)
The unit can restart the operations only after the compliance of the directions
at para (i) & (ii) above to the satisfaction of CPCB.
The unit shall communicate compliance of directions at No. (i) above for stopping
the pumping of petroleum products in the pipelines passing through the Tondiarpet area
immediately to CPCB failing which necessary action under Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 will be taken.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board
No. 76, Mount Salai,
Guindy,
Chennai- 600032
to ensure compliance of the above directions.

Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road,
New Delhi 110 003
3.
The Zonal Officer

Nisarga Bhawan, A-Block 1 st & 2nd floor,
Thimmaiah Road, 7th D-Cross,
Shivanagar, Opp Pushpanjali Theatre,
Bangalore-560 010
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F.No. B-392(S)/PCI-111/2012-2013
July 25, 2013
To,
M/s Sanjivani SSK Ltd (Takli),
Sahajnandnagar, Kopergaon,
Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
the Rules framed there under;
AND WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.O.157(E)
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to
any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other
WHEREAS, M/s Sanjivani SSK Ltd (Takli), Sahajnandnagar, Kopergaon, Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) under ESS programme on February 20, 2013 and made the following
observations:
The Unit with an installed capacity 3200 TCD was found in operation during the inspection.
The consent is valid upto December 31, 2012.
The Unit is having one chemical plant, with the combined consent, which produces acetic acid
(closed since 3 years), ethyl acetate 200T/d (operational), acetic anhydride 10T/d
(operational), new acetic acid plant 17.5 T/day (closed) and Croton aldehyde 15 MT/d
(closed).
The Unit fresh water consumption in process is about 600 m 3/day and generates about 400
m 3/day of effluent.
ETP (capacity - 600 m 3/day) consists of screening chamber, oil & grease trap, neutralization
tank, aeration tank, clarifier, treated effluent storage tank, earthen lagoon I and II, and sludge
drying beds (6 Nos). The treated effluent is used for irrigation.
The analysis of the samples collected at the outlet of the ETP shows non-compliance with
respect to BOD 499 mg/I (norms 100 mg/I) and COD 1154 mg/I (norms 250 mg/I).
Stack emission monitoring carried out at the stack attached to 35 T/h boilers shows
compliance with the particulate matter (PM) - 52 mg/Nm 3 emission.
AND NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers delegated to
the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for compliance:
Contd...2/-
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6.
The Unit shall not start crushing operation in the next crushing season until the effluent
treatment plant is upgraded/augmented to the satisfaction of CPCB, so as to meet the
prescribed effluent quality norms.
The Unit shall stop land application till the Unit complies with the prescribed effluent standards.
The Unit shall augment the ETP before commencement of the next crushing season, stabilize
its operation and operate it properly so that the treated effluent meets the prescribed
standards prior to the disposal.
The Unit shall provide lined tanks in place of earthen lagoons I and II.
The Unit shall operate the ETP at least one month before the commencement of the crushing
season, so that operation of the ETP is stabilized, well before the start of the crushing season.
The Unit shall operate the ETP even after completion of the crushing season so that any
effluent generated during washing and maintenance is discharged after proper treatment.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to
initiate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Kalpataru Points, 3-4th floors
Sion Matunga Schem Rd.No.6
Opp. Cine Planet, Sion Circle Sion (E)
Mumbai-400 022
District-Ahmednagar, Maharashtra
: To ensure compliance of direction
. For kind information, pl.

CPCB Zonal Office, Parivesh Bhavan,
Opp. VMC Ward Office No.10,
Vadodara 390023.
: For ensuring compliance

6.

(Mem er Se etary)
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BY SPEED POST
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd
Lakhdirpur Road,
P.B. No. 62, Morbi 2
Dist - Rajkot
Gujarat
SUB: Direction under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt.
Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the Unit) vide letter dated 13.09.2012 directing
the unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate effect
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt. Ltd at Morbi, Gujarat on
continues to operate coal based gasifier and thereby polluting the environment.
The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant emissions
which indicates that the APCD i.e. scrubber/multicyclone installed
water.
poor housekeeping.

WHEREAS in reply to the show-cause notice issued, the unit submitted
its reply, vide letter, dated 29.01.2013 informing that it is complying with the
directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating gasifier.
WHEREAS the above mentioned observations of the inspecting team, Closure directions
under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Croma Ceramics
Pvt. Ltd vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with
immediate effect and report for compliance to this office;
WHEREAS in reply to Closure directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection
Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions vide their letter dated nil
(received on 10.06.2013) stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will operate
only after compliance of directions.
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 06, 2013 to assess the compliance status
by a team of officers of CPCB Zonal office, Vadodara and made the following observations:
(v)

Gasifier was non-operational
Power supply was disconnected.
The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd.
As the unit has not generated any kind of Hazardous waste till now they have
not sent any waste to TSDF.
Though the gasifier was not completely dismantled but pipeline carrying producer
gas was disconnected.
AND NOW THEREOF in view of the observation of the inspecting team and in
compliance of the directions, M/s Croma Ceramics Pvt Ltd is permitted to operate with the
following conditions.
The unit shall dismantle/remove the coal gasifier and report to CPCB within a
month.
The unit shall operate only on LNG/PNG
The unit shall submit an undertaking within a week to ensure that the unit will
comply with the other conditions of the notice issued vide letter, dated 28.12.12
also.
The unit shall submit fresh bank guarantee of Rs. 5.0 lacs, with validity period of
one year, within 15 days to ensure compliance of the above directions
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the unit, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the unit in accordance with the provisions of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
Gandhi Nagar - 382 010, Gujarat
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Superintendent Engineer

Gujarat

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July 26, 2013
To
M/s Face Cera
Pvt. Ltd
P.B. No. (PP 370
8-A, Nanal Highway
Ka a Road,
orbi - 363 642
Gujarat
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Face Ceramic Pvt. Ltd
(hereinafter referred to as the Unit), vide letter, dated 13.09.2012 directing the
unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Face Ceramic Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
continues to operate coal based gasifier, thereby polluting the environment.
which indicates that the APCD i.e. scrubber/multi-cyclone installed
hole does not exist in the unit and monitoring of stack emission could
not be conducted.
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poor housekeeping.

inspecting team, show-cause notice was issued to the unit on December 28, 2012
directing the unit to explain as to why the unit should not be closed down.
reply, vide letter, dated nil (received on 30.01.2013) informing that it is complying
with the directions issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating gasifier.
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office,
Vadodara inspected the unit on 08/03/2013 to assess the Compliance status of the
environmental pollution and made the following observations :
WHEREAS considering the observations of the inspecting team, Closure directions under
Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Face Ceramic Pvt. Ltd. vide
this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with immediate effect and
report for compliance to this office;
WHEREAS in reply to the closure directions, dated 22.05.2013 issued under Section 5 of the
Environment Protection Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions vide
their letter dated 11/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will operate
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 06, 2013 by a team of officers of CPCB Zonal
office, Vadodara to assess the compliance status and made the following observations:
(v)

Power supply was disconnected
The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd. but
has not sent any Hazardous Waste to TSDF.
Though the gasifier was not completely dismantled but pipeline carrying producer gas
found to be disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Face Ceramic Pvt. Ltd. is permitted to operate with the
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat

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B - direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Kaveri Ceramics
P.B. No. (PPW) 370
Kandla Road,
Morbi 363 642
Gujarat
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 &
31-A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Kaveri Ceramics
(hereinafter referred to as the Unit) vide letter dated 13.09.2012 directing the
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Kaveri Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 03.11.2012
to assess the compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the following
observations .
continues to operate coal based gasifier and continues polluting the
environment.
The spray dryer installed by the unit emits significant emission
water.
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Office, Vadodara inspected the unit on 07/03/2013 to assess the Compliance status
of the environmental pollution and made the following observations :
WHEREAS the above mentioned observations of the inspecting team, Closure
directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Kaveri
Ceramics vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with
WHEREAS in reply to closure directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection
Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions vide their letter dated
11/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will operate only after
compliance of directions.
(v)
The Unit was closed.

The Unit has signed membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd but
the unit has not disposed any waste in TSDF.
Though the gasifier was not completely dismantled but pipeline carrying
producer gas was disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Kaveri Ceramics is permitted to operate with the following
conditions:
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
5.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat

supply

: for follow up action please and with the

request to inspect the unit again
after a month.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEE POST
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Sunrise Cer ics Pvt. Ltd.
8-A, National ghway, B/H Varmora Cramic,
Dhuva, W aner 363 621
MorbiGujara
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt.
the unit to stop use of gasifier and dismantle it with immediate effect.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
water.
poor housekeeping.

WHEREAS the above mentioned observations of the inspecting team, Closure directions
under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Sunrise Ceramics
Pvt. Ltd vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with
WHEREAS in reply to Closure directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection
Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions vide their letter dated
14/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will operate only after
compliance of directions.
The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd
and so far the unit has disposed 4.5 MT of process waste in common TSDF
The spray dryer is not installed in the unit.
gas was disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Sunrise Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is permitted to operate with the
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat

supply
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5.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
B-direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Sign Ceramics
Old untu Road
363 642
ujarat
31-A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Signet Ceramics
(hereinafter referred to as the Unit), vide letter dated 13.09.2012 directing the
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Signet Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 06.11.2012
to assess the Compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the following
observations :
Adequate monitoring provision and safe/proper access to the
port hole does not exist in the unit and monitoring of stack
emission could not be conducted.
factory premises and allowed to overflow on the land inside
the plant which has all probability to contaminate the soil and
ground water.
Project Pvt. Ltd., however the unit has not sent any tar or
gasifier related cleaning water to TSDF.
Dust suspension was observed in raw material handling area

due to poor housekeeping.

WHEREAS considering the observations of the inspecting team, Closure
directions under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s
Signet Ceramics vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its
operations with immediate effect and report for compliance to this office;
WHEREAS in reply to the closure directions, dated 22.05.2013 issued under
Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance
status of the directions vide their letter dated 07/06/2013 stating that they have already
stopped use of gasifier and will operate only after compliance of directions.
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 05, 2013 to assess the compliance
status by a team of officers of CPCB Zonal office, Vadodara and made the following
observations:
(v)

The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro
Pvt. Ltd. but has not sent any Hazardous Waste to TSDF.
producer gas found to be disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Signet Ceramics is permitted to operate with the following
conditions.
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
Gandhi Nagar 382 010,
Gujarat
: for information, please
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
: with the request to re-connect electricity

supply
Gujarat
: for follow up action, please
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Cosmo Cer ics
Post Box No ,
Old Gh Road
Mori' 363 642
arat
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Cosmo Ceramics
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Cosmo Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 06.11.2012
observations .


water.

poor housekeeping.

its reply, vide letter dated nil (received on 04.02.2013) informing that it is
gasifier.
WHEREAS considering the observations of the inspecting team, Closure directions
under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Cosmo Ceramics
vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with immediate
effect and report for compliance to this office;
Environment Protection Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions
vide their letter dated 10/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will
operate only after compliance of directions.
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 05, 2013 by a team of officers of CPCB
Zonal office, Vadodara to assess the compliance status and made the following observations:
(v)

but has not sent any Hazardous Waste to TSDF.
gas found to be disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Cosmo Ceramics is permitted to operate with the following
conditions.
3.
month.
also.
4.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,
The Supridentant Engineer : with the request to re-connect Electricity

supply
Gujarat
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
(Memb
retary)
BY SPEED POST
gD^ ,ag
July 26, 2013
To
M/s Santro Cer ics
8-A, Nationa ighway,
Bandhun ar, Near Makansar,
Morbi 63 642
Guj t
31-A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Santro Ceramics.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Santro Ceramics at Morbi, Gujarat on 03.11.2012
observations :

water.


its reply, vide letter, dated nil (received on 14.02.2013) informing that it is
gasifier.
under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Santro Ceramics
WHEREAS in reply to the closure directions, dated 22.05.2013 issued under Section 5
of the Environment Protection Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the
directions vide their letter dated 07/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of
gasifier and will operate only after compliance of directions.
(I)
The unit was found closed.

AND NOW THEREOF in view of the observation of the inspecting team and in compliance of
the directions, M/s Santro Ceramics is permitted to operate with the following conditions.
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat
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New Delhi-110 003
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July 26, 2013

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To
M/s Suzlo eramic
8-A, Nati. al Highway
Lakhd pur Road,
Mor . 363 642
jarat

31-A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Suzlon Ceramic
(hereinafter referred to as the Unit), vide letter dated 13.09.2012 directing the
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Suzlon Ceramic. at Morbi, Gujarat on 07.11.2012
observations.
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under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Suzlon Ceramic
(I)

compliance of the directions, M/s Suzlon Ceramic is permitted to operate with the following
conditions.
month.
also.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the unit, CPCB Will be
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat

supply

Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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BY SPEED POST
To
July 26, 2013
1/9
M/s Mark aze Tiles Pvt. Ltd
Old Ghu u Road,
Morbi 363 642
GL'-rat

under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Mark Glaze Tiles Pvt.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Mark Glaze Tiles Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on


water.
poor housekeeping.

under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Mark Glaze Tiles
Pvt. Ltd. vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 06 2013 by a team of officers of CPCB
(I)

compliance of the directions, M/s Mark Glaze Tiles Pvt. Ltd. is permitted to operate with the
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
vir Rajkot Gujarat,
Gujarat

supply

5.

Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
1/c ESS

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tary)
BY SPEED POST
B-direction/ceramic-morbi/2012
July 26, 2013

I
To
M/s Akash ramics Pvt. Ltd.
8-A, Nati al Highway
Opp. V aldeep Mill,
Mor 363 642
G arat
under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Akash Ceramics Pvt.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Akash Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
07.11.2012 to assess the compliance status of the environmental pollution and made the
water.
poor housekeeping.

inspecting team, following directions were issued to the unit on December 28,
2012:
1 The gasifier installed by the unit should be stopped immediately
and dismantle so as to comply with consent conditions issued by
the Gujarat State Pollution Control Board.
The unit should switch over to natural gas as fuel with immediate
effect.
The accumulated scrubbed water (brownish wastewater) from the
unit should be disposed in environmentally sound manner i.e.
sending to incinerator alongwith other contaminated materials.
Solid waste should be properly disposed in a secured landfill site to
avoid haphazard disposal.
House-keeping inside the premises should be improved especially
in the raw material handling areas.
6. The unit shall submit an action plan to comply with the directions
listed above alongwith bank guarantee of Rs. 5.0 lacs to ensure
WHEREAS in reply to the direction issued, the unit submitted its reply,
vide letter, dated 23.01.2013 informing that it is complying with the directions
issued by CPCB and GSPCB and not operating gasifier.
Office, Vadodara inspected the unit on 26.04.2013 to assess the compliance status of
the environmental pollution and observed that the unit has not complied with the directions
issued by CPCB and continues operating gasifier without obtaining consent from Gujarat State
under Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Akash Ceramics
Pvt. Ltd. vide this office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with
Zonal office, Vadodara fo assess the compliance status and made the following observations:
(v)

compliance of the directions, M/s Akash Ceramics Pvt. Ltd. is permitted to operate with the
following conditions :
month.
comply with the other conditions of the direction issued vide letter, dated
28.12.12 also.
(Ajay agi)
Chairman
Copy to :
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
5.
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Same Kanthe Morbi, Dist. Rajkot Gujarat

supply

: for follow up action please.
Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
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To
July 26, 2013
2M/s Apple les Pvt. Ltd

8-A, Nat nal Highway,
Band nagar, Near 20 Nala,
Mo i - 363 642
jarat

under Section 33-A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 & 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd.
Office, Vadodara inspected M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd. at Morbi, Gujarat on
hole does not exist in the unit and monitoring of stack emission could
not be conducted.

poor housekeeping.

inspecting team, show-cause notice was issued to the unit on December 28, 2012
directing the unit to explain as to why the unit should not be closed down.
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office,
Vadodara inspected the unit on 26/04/2013 to assess the Compliance status of the
environmental pollution and made the following observations :
WHEREAS considering the observations of the inspecting team, Closure directions under
Section 5 of the Environment Protection Act, 1986 were issued to M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd. vide this
office letter of even no., dated 22.05.2013 to close all its operations with immediate effect and
report for compliance to this office;
Environment Protection Act, 1986, unit has submitted the compliance status of the directions vide
their letter dated 10/06/2013 stating that they have already stopped use of gasifier and will operate
WHEREAS the unit was re-inspected on July 05, 2013 by a team of officers of CPCB Zonal
office, Vadodara to assess the compliance status and made the following observations:
(v)

The Unit has obtained membership of TSDF namely Saurashtra Enviro Pvt. Ltd. but
has not sent any Hazardous Waste to TSDF.
Though the gasifier was not completely dismantled but pipeline carrying producer gas
found to be disconnected.
compliance of the directions, M/s Apple Tiles Pvt. Ltd. is permitted to operate with the
month.
also.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to :
1.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A,
District Magistrate
Rajkot Gujarat,

Gujarat

supply


Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 003
I/c ESS
(MembWiSidretary)
By Speed Post
July 29, 2013
To
M/s Kamakshi Papers (P) Ltd.,
Industrial Estate, Delhi Road,
Gajraula - 244 223
WHEREAS, M/s Kamakshi Papers (P) Ltd., Industrial Estate, Delhi Road, Gajraula, Distt- J.
P Nagar, UP (hereinafter referred as the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing
Newsprint grade paper using waste paper as raw material; and
The Unit is engaged in production of Newsprint and Writing & printing paper using
waste paper as major raw materials with an installed production capacity of 20 TPD.
At the time of inspection, the Unit was in operation.
The Unit fresh water consumption is about 30 m 3/ ton of paper.
The ETP comprises of a collection chamber, primary settling tank, aeration tank,
secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs). The Ammonia, DAP storage tank
for dosing facility at aeration tank were found filled with water.
The ETP treated effluent showed pH-7.51, BOD-88.0 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD-206
mg/I (norms-250 mg/I), TSS-171 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in aeration tank was 291
mg/I indicating that the ETP operations are not stabilised.
Unit has arrangement for recycling but entire effluent was being discharged outside.
Unit has 05 discharge outlets points and during inspection untreated effluent was
being discharged from 02 outlets on land for irrigation.
Plant growth was observed at the inlet of secondary settling tank.
Primary clarifier was filled with sludge. The SDBs were completely filled with sludge
and sludge was overflowing in to the lagoons near drying beds.
Secondary surface aerators were under installation during inspection.
Boiler blow down was being discharged directly on land for gardening. The Unit was
found disposing its treated effluent for irrigation in nearby fields without complying with
the discharge norms, however, as per the consent effluent with BOD < 30 mg/I can be
recycled and used for irrigation purposes.
Effluent drain line of ETP was found broken.
Contd...2/-
-213.
The Unit has 1 boiler (Rice husk/bagasse based) equipped with cyclone and dust
collector.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions to the Unit on 10.04.2013 under section 5 of the
3.
stabilisation of Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) upto the satisfaction of CPCB.
WHEREAS, the Unit reply vide its letter dated 13.06.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on July 05, 2013 for
The Unit has valid consent upto 31.12.2013 under Water & Air Act.
The fresh water consumption of the Unit is 30 m 3/ton of paper.
The ETP comprises of collection chamber, primary settling tank, aeration tank,
secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs). Ammonia & DAP dosing facility
provided at aeration tank.
The Aeration tank was operational during inspection and comprises of two surface
aerators, 08 diffusers and two air blowers.
The MLSS observed in the aeration tank was 3477 mg/I.
No bypass arrangement for effluent was found during inspection.
Sludge has been removed from primary clarifier and sludge drying beds. Only one
drying bed was having sludge and all other SDBs were found empty.
The Unit has provided three filters for reuse/recycling of the treated effluent at paper
machine showers & Decker shower. One shower at paper machine has been changed
so that backwater can be used.
A part of the treated effluent is collected in a collection tank and further treated through
a micro filter for recycling within the process. Part of micro filter treated effluent is used
for pulper and remaining filter treated effluent is further treated in another filter for use
in paper machine showers, Decker showers etc. Unit has 04 showers at paper
machine.
Back water is used at Pulper, poir, chest dilutions, decker showers, washing drum
showers, turbo, highdency, Johnson screen showers, potcher washing, wire flooding
showers, vacuum sealing water.
Fresh water is used at wire high pressure shower, boiler and domestic purpose.
The Unit has repaired the broken walls of the sludge drying beds. The damaged
effluent drain line also been repaired by the Unit.
Unit does not have Laboratory facility for wastewater analysis.
Log books are maintained for fresh water consumption and effluent discharge.
Housekeeping was found satisfactory.
1.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations as per the consent conditions
issued by Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and ensure regular
compliance of the effluent disposal and emission norms as prescribed by the UPPCB.
Contd...3/-
-3-
6.
The Unit shall install a flow measuring device at the inlet of the ETP and shall calibrate
both the flow measuring device at inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall establish an environmental laboratory for analysis of the parameter
prescribed in consent with requisite manpower and also maintain logbooks for the
analysis of different environmental quality parameters.
The Unit shall reuse and recycle the treated effleunt so as to reduce the fresh water
consumption.
The Unit shall submit the progress report including ETP performance report on
monthly basis to CPCB and UPPCB.
The Unit shall ensure that action on para 2 and 3 above is completed within 03
months.
constrained to initiate appropriate action as deemed fit against the Unit, in accordance with
the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and without giving any further
notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
}
Picup Bhawan, 3rd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010
Lucknow-226010

4 The Superintending Engineer :
Nigam Ltd, Distt-Jyotiba Phule Nagar,
Uttar Pradesh
To connect the electricity supply

to the Unit
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( MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FORESTS, GOVT. OF INDIA)
August 1, 2013
To,
M/s G enply Industries Limited
P.O izit
Di . Mon
agaland-798602
Sub: Direction Under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 in the matter
of M/s Greenply Industries Limited, Tizit Dist. Mon, Nagaland
WHEREAS a team of officers of Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Shillong,
inspected M/s Greenply Industries Limited, Tizit Dist. Mon, Nagaland on October 13, 2012 to
assess the status of Environmental pollution.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit is having 6 small wood fired boilers with steam
generation capacity of 4.2, 5.5, 10.5 (3 nos) and 11.2 Kg/CM' respectively and emissions from
these boilers are released directly through stack with two common stacks each of 33 m high
without any Pollution Control System. .
WHEREAS it was observed that stack monitoring facility has not been provided with the
boiler stacks.
WHEREAS it was observed that the unit operates 04 DG sets of 250 KVA capacity
installed without acoustic enclosure.
WHEREAS it was observed that the Effluent generating sources are Glue and Resin
making section where large quantity of chemicals is used. The unit has three reaction vessels
for resin making. The effluent generated from periodically washing of vessels, spillage and
leakages from Glue making units along with floor washing water are released into the drain
directly.
WHEREAS it was observed that another source of effluent generation is Dipping
Section, in which finished products are dipped into a solution of CuSO4, Sodium Di Chromate,
etc. in a dipping chamber. There are two dipping tanks and chambers are washed with a
frequency of 3/7 days as reported. The residues generated in these tanks together with
washing are discharged.
WHEREAS it was observed that unit generates considerable quantity of Hazardous
Wastes in the form of residues from the resin preparation, glue application unit and from the
dipping section as residues.
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WHEREAS, CPCB had asked the unit vide its letter, dated December 21, 2012
to take following corrective measures within two months time frame.
Air Pollution Control (APC) devices needs to be installed by the unit to control
emissions from the wood fired boilers.
Stack monitoring facility (port hole and monitoring platform ) needs to be provided
with the boiler the stacks as per CPCB document Emission Regulation Part-Ill.
All 04 DG sets (250 KVA each) to be equipped with Acoustic Enclosures.
ETP need to be constructed by the unit, so as to meet the general standards for
discharge into the surface water in terms of pH, TSS, 0 & G, Phenolic compound,
TKN, Ammonical nitrogen (as N), Sulphates, Cu, Cr Etc .
WHEREAS the unit vide its letter dated 9/02/2013 had requested for 10 months time
period for implementation of the recommendations of CPCB.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide
Notification S.O. 157 of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board to issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation and other authority for violation
of the notified general emission and effluent standards under the Environment (Protection)
Rules, 1986 and other standards, and
NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, M/s Greenply Industries Limited, Tizit
Dist. Mon, Nagaland is hereby directed to comply with the following directions:
The unit shall construct an ETP, so as to meet the general standards for
discharge into the surface water in terms of pH, TSS, 0 & G, Phenolic
compound, TKN, Ammonical nitrogen (as N), Sulphates, Cu, Cr Etc. The entire
quantity of effluent generated from the glue preparation unit dipping section shall
be collected properly through drains into an equalization tank and subsequently
treated in the ETP. The work for installation of ETP shall be completed by
December 31, 2013.
Proper Air Pollution Control (APC) devices shall be installed by the unit to control
emissions from its wood fired boilers. The work shall be completed by December
31, 2013.
Proper port hole and monitoring platform as per CPCB document Emission
Regulation Part III shall be provided with both the stacks. The work shall be
completed by September 30, 2013.
Acoustic enclosure shall be fitted with all the four (4) DG sets of 250 KVA
capacity each. The work for installing acoustic enclosure shall be completed by
October 30, 2013.
5. The unit shall submit Bank guarantee of Rs. 5.00/- lacs within 15 days of the
receipt of this directions to ensure compliance of the above directions.
In case of the failure of the unit to comply with the above directions, suitable action as
deemed fit under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be taken.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
-3Copy to:
The In charge, Zonal Office,
Tumsir, Lumdiengob, Lower Motinagar,
Near Fire Brodge H. Q. Lumbyngngad,
Shillong 793014.
For follow up please.
Director (CP),
Paryavaran Bhawan,
CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi-11003.
For information please.
3. The Chairman,
Nagaland Pollution Control Board,
Signal Point, Dimapur-797112,
Nagaland
For follow up please
4/ AD & I/c. ESS, CPCB.
For information please.
(Member '7-7Tary)
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
To
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August 06, 2013
M/s S r e Sh am Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-2),

aste Paper based-Unitj
5th KM Stone, Moradabad Road,
Kashipur, Uttarakhand

WHEREAS, M/s Shree Shyam Pulp & Board Mills Ltd. (Unit-2), Moradabad Road, Kashipur,
Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant producing
writing and printing (W&P) paper using waste paper as major raw material; and
The Unit was found non-operational. The Unit's representative informed that due to nonavailability of consent Unit was not operational.
The inspection team observed that steam is being released at the boundary wall of the
Unit. Raw materials, end products were also observed which indicates that the Unit was
under operational condition.
3. The Unit does not have adequate Effluent Treatment System and any plan for effluent
management through recycling & reuse.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction to the Unit on 26.03.2013 under section 5 of the
Contd...2/-
-2The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operation and shall report the
The Unit shall commission and stabilize the adequate ETP system and shall report to
The Unit shall implement the charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 14, 2013 under the
Charter Implementation programme in Pulp and paper industries and made the following
observations:
The Unit-2 with an installed capacity of 80 TPD Writing & Printing paper using
wastepaper was not in operation since 02.05.2013 in compliance of the CPCB's closure
direction.
Unit has installed sealed water meter with running hour meter at all bore well and
maintaining logbook for the same.
Unit has replaced existing showers by new showers of Dia-0.7 mm and Low pressure
showers of Dia-1.0 mm in paper machine section for fresh water reduction.
Unit has installed Saveall (for fibre recovery) and overflow is sent to service clarifier of
capacity 2250 m 3 (common for Unit-1&2). Overflow of the service clarifier will be
collected in clear tank (cap-220 m3) and proposed for reuse in Unit-1 (agro) process.
Unit has combined ETP for Unit-1 (agrobased) & Unit-2. During inspection of Unit1(agro), the MLSS was found 3158 mg/I.
Effluent Treatment System proposed by Unit: Backwater generated from Unit-2 (1360
m3/day) and Unit-1 (1500 m i/day) is treated by Mark Save-All and is collected in a new
service clarifier (cap-2250 m 3) and overflow of service clarifier is collected in a tank of
capacity (220 m 3) which will be used in process of Unit-1 (Agro based).
No bypass lines were observed during inspection.
The Unit has completed charter implementation programme except colour coding,
installation of sand filter etc.
9: Unit has common environmental lab facility and established environment management
cell (EMC).
10. Overall housekeeping was found satisfactory.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation at the capacity to be consented by
UEPPCB and shall in no case discharge any effluent into local drain from Unit-2 so as
to achieve zero liquid discharge.
The Unit shall operate with valid consent both under Water and Air Acts.
3. The Unit shall implement the other charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
-3Copy to:
Dehradun

Lucknow-226010

4 The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
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Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, M/s Indian Tanning Industries, 150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was
Jajmau, Kanpur exceeded the prescribed CETP inlet quality (primary treatment) standards
for Total Cr.: 13.1 mg/I (Std.:2 mg/I) which indicated that Chrome Recovery Plant (CRP)
was not fully utilized, high chromium effluent is sent to Primary Effluent Treatment Plant
(PETP) and overall primary treatment was not adequate.
The effluent discharge ( 222 m3/ day for the permitted processing capacity of 300 hides/
day / 6 tonne/ day) was more than the specific wastewater discharge standards (28 m3
/Ton).
Neither segregation of the effluent streams containing high TDS, generated from sodking
The Unit is operating without Consents under Water (Prevention and Control of
under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to M/s Indian Tanning
Industries, 150 feet Road Jajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh (hereafter referred as Unit) on February 1,
provjsion of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and amendments thereof;
-2WHEREAS, the Unit failed to submit reply/ clarification to the above mentioned Notice to this office in
the stipulated time and accordingly Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act.
1986 was issued to Unit on April 5, 2013 to close all its operations : ,,tith immediate effect and report
compliance to this office;
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated April 20, 2013 submittal point-wise compliance on the
shortcomings communicated in the closure notice, assuring compliance of standards in future;
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a joint team of officials from CRCB Zonal Office, LucknoW and
UPPCI3 during May 2, 2013 for compliance verification and the team r eported that Unit has introduced
measures for soak liquor separation and has provided designated pit or its storage and it proposes to
attain soak liquor volume reduction through the system provided for steiim circulation;
NOW. THEREFORE_ in light of the above and in exercise of the poe. ors vested under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Directions issued to M/s Indian 'Fanning Industries, 150 feet
Road iajmau, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh on April 5, 2013 are hereby m odified and the Unit is permitted
to restert it t operation subject to compliance of the following direction:.1 shall submit monthly analysis
, The Unit shall ensure compliance of prescribed standards
report. The Unit will be inspected anytime to verilS the compli. nee status.
1 H Unit shall submit Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00 Lakhs ith validity upto 31' July, 201d
\\*Mu 15 days of receipt of these modified directions to ensure compliance of the standards.
Hi: Unit shall operate after obtaining the required consents Ic operate under Water (Prevention
Control of Pollution) Act, 1981
amid Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention
: ' from Uttar Pradesh SPCB.
. .
lh cast of failure of the Unit to ensure compliance of the above directions action as deemed fit will be
initiated itetiinst the Unit under Section 5 of the En \ ironment (Protect i , n) Act, 1986 without any further
notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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CcipV
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: for in format i an please
tLic Pradesh Pollution Control Board

Irtl Floor, P1CUP Bhawan, Vibhuti K hand,
Goniti Nagar, Lucknow - 226 010
District Magistrate. Umtata, U.P.
3 chic!' Engineer, Lucknow Zone,
Mitdhytinchal Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd,
1. -Head Office- 4A, Gokhle Marg. Lucknow
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4'. Director (CP)
Ministr y of Environment & Forests
Parvavaran Bhawan, COO Complex
I odIn Road, New Delhi-I 10 003
V i bhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,
Lucknow - 226 010
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for infol inittim please, with request to

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F.No. B-393(S)/PCI-111/2012-2013/
August 14, 2013
To,
M/s Perambalur Sugar Mills Ltd.,

36, Eraiyur Veppanthattai (TK),
Perambalur,
Tamil Nadu

rules framed there under;
AND WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E)
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to
any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other
(Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms;
AND WHEREAS, M/s Perambalur Sugar Mills Ltd., 36, Eraiyur Veppanthattai (TK), Perambalur,
Tamil Nadu (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) under ESS programme on December 21, 2012 and made the following
observations:
The unit is engaged in production of sugar with installed capacity of 3000TCD. During
inspection, the unit was in operation and production was 2500 TCD.
ETP comprised of raw effluent collection tank, oil & grease removal system, anaerobic lagoon (3
Nos), aeration tank, clarifier, sludge drying beds and an oxidation pond to store treated effluent.
The treated effluent is used for irrigation.
The electromagnetic flow meters installed at the inlet & outlet of the ETP are without computer
recorder. Flow meter at the inlet was under repair.
The collection tank was filled with thick sludge; floating materials were observed in the clarifier
and sludge drying beds were filled with old sludge indicating poor maintenance of the ETP.
Analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed noncompliance with respect to COD - 1693 mg/I,
BOD - 980 mg/L and TSS - 540 mg/L.

The MLSS in the aeration tank was found 540 mg/I.
Due to inadequate land for irrigation, stagnation of effluent was noticed adjacent to the ETP
yard.
Housekeeping in the process section and the ETP was poor.
9. The platform & ladder provided at the stack are not in good condition.
AND NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers delegated to
the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for compliance:
Contd...2/
-2The Unit shall not start crushing operations in the next crushing season until the effluent
treatment plant is upgraded/modified to meet the prescribed effluent quality norms and
monitoring of provisions with stack attached to boiler is made to the satisfaction of CPCB.
The Unit shall repair the electromagnetic flow meter installed at the inlet of the ETP and shall
provide recording arrangement at inlet & outlet of the ETP.
The Unit shall regularly remove the accumulated sludge from the collection tank and shall
operate the ETP at least one month before the start of crushing season, so that operation of the
ETP is stabilized well before the start of the crushing season.
The Unit shall immediately stop the land application of effluent till the Unit complies with the
prescribed effluent discharge standards.
The Unit shall assess the quality of groundwater and soil in the area where treated effluent is
used for irrigation and submit the report.
The Unit shall ensure connectivity of the stack emissions to the care air centre at TNPCB,
Guindy, Chennai as per consent condition.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate
action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of the
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
No. 76, Mount Salai
Guindy, Chennai- 600 032
Perambalur District, TamilNadu
[To ensure compliance of the

directions, pl]
For kind information.

CPCB Zonal Office,1 & 2"d floors,
NISARGA BHAVAN
Thimmaiah Main Road, 7th D Cross,
Shivanagar, Bangalore 560010.
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F.No. B-399(S)/PC1-111/2012-2013-----
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August 14, 2013
To
M/s Bhaurao Chavan Shakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Unit 2,
Shivaji Nagar, Dongarkada, Kalamnuri Taluk,
Hingoli district, Maharashtra.

WHEREAS, M/s Bhaurao Chavan Shakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., (Unit 2), Shivaji Nagar,
Dongarkada, Kalamnuri Taluk, Hingoli district, Maharashtra (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was
inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on March 19, 2013 under ESS
programme and observed the following:
1 The installed capacity of the unit is 1250 TCD. Sugar cane crushing was stopped on March 15,
2013 due to completion of the crushing season and during inspection one boiler, sugar clarifier
and ETP was in operation. The consent was valid upto December 31, 2012.
Significant weed growth was noticed in the ETP yard, inside sludge drying bed and along the
lagoon.
The scraps and wastes were scattered in the premises. Housekeeping was not satisfactory.
Wastewater logging was noticed in the premises and in adjacent area.
Effluent handling pipelines such as raw effluent pipeline from plant to ETP, pipeline of primary
clarifier, secondary clarifier, pumps were damaged and leaked effluent was flowing into low
lying areas.
Flow measuring devices were not installed at the ETP.
Treated effluent storage provision was inadequate resulting in overflow of treated effluent from
sump to the earthen lagoon.
Launder of clarifiers were filled with effluent and SDBs were filled with effluent.
Analysis of the samples collected at the outlet of the ETP shows non-compliance with respect
to Oil & Grease 27.4 mg/I, TSS-136 mg/I, BOD-155 mg/I and COD-447 mg/I.
Leachate from SDBs was flowing into the earthen pond resulting in groundwater contamination.
Analysis of the leachate samples shows pH 4.67, TSS 1135 mg/I, TDS 5451 mg/I, COD
8392 mg/I and BOD 960 mg/I.
It was informed that the treated effluent is used for ferti-irrigation through temporary PVC
pipelines. However no pumps or pipelines were noticed. Apparently treated effluent was spread
in the nearby barren land.
Two earthen lagoons were used for storage of cooling tower blow down and effluent that
exceeded the capacity of the ETP.
Two boilers of capacity 20X2 TPH are provided with a common fly ash arrester and connected
to the stack. Significant quantity of fly ash was noticed near the fly ash slurry tank.
14. The Unit has not provided stack monitoring facility in the stack attached to the boiler.
Contd...2/
I '2 2-
-215. The storage facility for oil & grease collected from the ETP was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.O.157(E) of
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any
industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other
NOW THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercising powers delegated to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
11.
The Unit shall not start crushing operation in the next crushing season until the effluent
treatment plant (ETP) is upgraded/modified to meet the prescribed effluent quality norms and
monitoring facilities for stack attached to boiler is made as per the CPCB guidelines, to the
The Unit shall obtain consent under the Water & Air Acts and Authorization under the
Hazardous Waste Rules.
The Unit shall immediately stop the land application of effluent till the Unit complies with the
prescribed effluent discharge standards and proper system for distribution of effluent is in
place.
The Unit shall improve housekeeping at the plant premises and the ETP yard.
The Unit shall install flow measuring devices at the ETP.
The Unit shall provide impervious lining in earthen lagoons and provide adequate capacity for
storage of treated effluent.
The Unit shall provided leachate collection system at the sludge drying beds and treat
leachate at the ETP.
The Unit shall provide permanent pipeline for conveying treated effluent for ferti-irrigation.
The Unit shall provide stack monitoring facility as per CPCB document: Emission Regulations
Part III to facilitate proper monitoring.
The Unit shall operate the ETP at least one month before the commencement of the crushing
season, so that operation of the ETP is stabilized, well before the start of the manufacturing
process.
The Unit shall operate the ETP even after completion of the crushing season so that any
effluent generated during washing and maintenance is discharged after proper treatment.
In case of default in compliance of the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with
the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Chairman,
Kalpataru Points, 3-4 th floors,
Mumbai 400 022
: [To ensure compliance of the

directions, pl.]
Condt.. 3/-
-3-

Hingoli District, Maharashtra
: For kind information.

: [To ensure compliance of the

directions, p1.]
4.

k 5.
6.
The In-charge, ESS Division, CPCB

The In-charge, IT Division, CPC
Members
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B-33014/7/2010/PCNY
BY REGISTERED AD
July 22, 2013
31 11 "1
M/s. Aryavrata Steel Pvt Ltd
PO Montipa mohanpur
Challatala bus stoppage
Jhargram, Paschim Medinipur
West Bengal
Sub.: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986- reg.
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Kolkata inspected M/s.
Aryavrata Steel Pvt Ltd, Jhargram, Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal (hereafter referred to as unit) on
March 13, 2013 under ESS program;
WHEREAS, wastewater treatment facility was not provided and effluent sample collected at plant outlet
had TS S value of 600 mg/1 exceeding the stipulated limit of 100 mg/1;
WHEREAS, heavy fugitive emissions were observed at kiln charging side, raw material handling section
and due to plying of vehicles as internal roads were unpaved;
WHEREAS, the unit has not provided any equipment/ device such as dust supression, dry fog or water
sprinkling system to control fugitive emissions from raw material storage area;
WHEREAS, belt conveyors were without permanent enclosures at various points and ESP dust & char were
stored in open area;
WHEREAS, the unit was earlier inspected in October 2008 and it is apparent in the present inspection that
no action has been taken w.r.t previous observations;
conditions issued under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and The Water
(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974;
WHEREAS, the observations during inspection as stated above clearly indicate that the unit is not
conforming to the standards, notified vide Notification No. G.S.R. 414(E), dated the 30 th May 2008 under
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 thereby violating the notified standards;
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. S.0.157
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and the
rules notified under the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof,
-2NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of The Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986; the following Directions are issued:
The industry shall take appropriate measures to achieve the standards notified vide Notification No.
G.S.R. 414 (E), dated the 30 `h May 2008 under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for Sponge. Iron
Industry.
Waste water treatment facility shall be installed.
Facilities such as dry fog system/ permanent water sprinklers shall be provided for controlling fugitive
emissions in raw material / waste handling areas along with paving of roads.
Belt conveyors shall be covered and bag filters shall be provided at all transfer points.
Storage area for char and ESP dust shall be properly covered to avoid spillage.
Log book for raw material & water consumption, sponge iron and char production shall be maintained.
Interlocking of the ECS with other equipments shall be done.
The roads inside plant shall be paved or metalled and water sprinklers shall be mounted to minimize
fugitive emission.
9. The unit shall submit a time bound action plan for compliance of the above directions as listed at s.no.
1-8, along with bank guarantee of Rs. 10 Lacs for a period of one year, within four weeks from the
receipt of the directions.
In case of the unit's failure to comply with the above directions action as deemed fit under the provision of
E (P) Act, 1986 will be initiated.
(Ajay
Chair
Copy to:
. The Advisor,
CP Division, Ministry of Environment & Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodi Road,
New Delhi 110 003
2 The Incharge
Zonal Office (Eastern), 502, Southend Conclave,
182, Rajdanga main road, Kolkata 700107
West Bengal Pollution Control Board
Paribesh Bhawan, Bldg. No. 10 A, Block-L A, Sector - 3
Salt Lake City, Kolkata 700 091
The Incharge ESS
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By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-111/2012
Dated: August 28, 2013
To
M/s. RUCHIRA PAPERS LIMITED,

Trilokpur Road, Kala Amb-173 030
District-Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh

(Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
WHEREAS, M/s Ruchira Papers Limited, Trilokpur Road, Kala Amb, Dsitrict-Simaur, HP
(hereinafter referred as the Unit') is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper (using 55%
waste paper and 45 % Agro Waste as raw material) and Writing& Printing Paper (using agro
waste as raw material); and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 17.10.2012 under . ESS
programme and following observations were made:
7)
During inspection Unit and the ETP were in operation.

Unit was found having multiple discharge points for the untreated effluent into drain.
Analysis of treated effluent sample collected from ETP outlet showed BOD-45.3 mg/I;
COD-265 mg/I; and TSS-42.0 mg/I which indicate non-compliance against the
prescribed effluent discharge standard of BOD (norms of 30 mg/I).
MLSS was found 1413 mg/I and MLVSS as 968 mg/I which indicates poor stabilisation
of ETP.
Sample analysis of the by-pass drain within the Units premises showed BOD-203 mg/I;
COD-1183 mg/I and TSS- 684 mg/I.
Unit discharges its untreated effluent (BOD-398 mg/I, COD-1645 mg/I, and TSS- 627
mg/I) directly into Jattah Nallah which meets river Markandey.
The particulate matter (PM) concentration Monitored in the stack of 22 TPH multi fuel
boiler was 273.0 mg/Nm 3 as against the stipulated norms of 150 mg/Nm3.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice for closure on 31.12.2012 under section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Units reply vide its letter dated 16.01.2013 was examined; and
Contd...2/-
-2WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 12.03.2013 and made the
The Unit has two separate production Units (namely Unit-I &II) and one common ETP.
Unit-I is engaged in Kraft Paper production [Capacity-160 TPD, 55% waste and 45 %
Agro based raw material; and Unit-II is engaged in the production of Writing & Printing
Paper (Capacity-100 TPD) based on agro waste as raw material. The Unit and its ETP
were in operation.
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed BOD-228 mg/I (as against the norms of
30 mg/I), COD-840 mg/I (as against the norms of 350 mg/I) and TSS-504 mg/I (as
against the norms of 100 mg/I) indicating non compliance with discharge norms.
MLSS in aeration tank was found 2803 mg/I. Multiple discharge points were observed
and partially/ untreated effluent from ETP was being discharged to Jattah drain.
Two effluent streams (namely stream-1 & stream-2) were found discharging untreated
effluent directly to adjoining drain which ultimately meets the river Markandey.
Sample analysis of the stream-1 (effluent from wet washing) showed pH-5.84, BOD-773
mg/I, COD-2656 mg/I and TSS-1541 mg/I.
Sample analysis of the stream-2 (effluent from ETP outlet, recovery boiler, colony waste
etc) showed pH-6.13, BOD-1233 mg/I, COD-2596 mg/I and TSS-1703 mg/I.
Direct discharge of effluent through a pipeline was observed in stream-2.
During inspection chemical recover plant (CRP) was in operation for black liquor
management.
9) Stack emission monitoring of 22 TPH boiler stack showed Particulate Matter (PM)
emission of 67.6 mg/Nm 3 well within the prescribed norms of 150 mg/Nm3. Trema type
cyclone is used as APCD in 22 TPD boiler and ESP in other boilers.
1986, the Unit is directed to close down all its operations immediately, till compliance to the
following direction is achieved to the satisfaction of CPCB:
The Unit shall submit adequacy assessment and upgradation report prepared by expert
institute like CPPRIAITs to CPCB and HPSPCB to ensure compliance of treated effluent
with the prescribed discharge norms.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle multiple discharge outlets apart from ETP outlet.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle all the pipelines/channels coming out of the Unit's
premises, except the single designated treated effluent discharge line authorised by
Himachal Pradesh SPCB.
The Unit shall install flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall seek consent from Himachal Pradesh SPCB for operation of common
ETP for both Units (Kraft and Writing-Printing paper Units).
The Unit shall provide action plan for lime sludge regeneration and its management in a
time bound manner.
The Unit shall ensure compliance of the closure direction immediately on receipt of this
direction and also submit the compliance report to this office.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
-3Copy to:
Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board
'Him Parivesh', Phase -III,
New Shimla - 171 009
Himachal Pradesh
The Incharge , Zonal Office,
Lucknow-226010
Lodi Road, New Delhi -110 003
: (With a request to disconnect the electricity
supply to the Unit)
Himachal Pradesh Electricity Board,
\Vr The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
6.
M-3-WembOrretary
CPAaAtt,;.
By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-II
To
September 03, 2013
t_r<?\-\

Uttarakhand
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION
OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION)
ACT,
1986
Nagar, Kashipur, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based
The Unit is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper using waste paper as raw material
with an installed capacity of 60 TPD. The Unit was in operation and the production
during the month of November, 2012 was recorded as 98.428 MT.
The ETP comprise of Hill Screen, equalization tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, and
Aeration tank and secondary clarifier were not in operation and aeration tank was
found empty.
The Unit has provision for lagoon which was found almost filled with effluent. The
effluent characteristics of Lagoon showed TSS-214mg/I; BOD-220 mg/I; and COD
784 mg/I; which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge
standard of 75mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I respectively.
Contd...2/-
-2-
9.
Part of the primary treated effluent is re-used within the process and remaining is
discharged into local drain. The effluent characteristics of downstream of drain showed
BOD-231 mg/I and COD-671 mg/I which ultimately meets river Dhela.
The Unit has not maintained any logbook as per the charter implementation
programme.
No progress with regard to implementation of the Charter was observed.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations immediately till
commissioning of ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB and implementation of
action points as prescribed under the Charter and report the compliance status to
CPCB.
The Unit shall comply with the Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution
Control Board (UEPPCB) directions issued on 01.08.2012 under section 33A of the
Water Act, 1974 for implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution
in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin".
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide letter dated 10.02.2013, 25.02.2013 and 14.03.2013
were examined and observed the following:
7.
The Paper Mill has been closed as per the CPCB directions.
Power supply has been disconnected in compliance of CPCB's direction and Unit
could not stablise the ETP system.
The Unit has completed all the ETP modification work etc. as per the Charter
programme.
The Unit has submitted the inspection report of CPPRI & UEPPCB and enclosed
photographs of necessary installation.
CPPRI visited the Unit on 20.02.2013. The Unit was found closed and the power
supply cut by the local concerned department. The Unit has installed hill screen for
fibre recovery, backwater tank, equalisation tank and made necessary upgradation in
aeration tank and secondary clarifier. The Unit has completed other works namely,
replacement of showers of specified dimensions at paper machine, creation of lab
facility and colour coding of pipelines etc. The Unit's ETP is assessed to be adequate
for installed production of 60 TPD.
UEPPCB inspected the Unit on 08.03.2013 and observed necessary upgradation in
water and air pollution control measures.
The Unit requested to allow them to operate their manufacturing operation.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operation and restrict its production capacity
at 50 % of the consented capacity till stabilization of the ETP system to meet the
prescribed norms and inform the status to CPCB, before embarking operation at 100
% of the consented capacity.
In case of failure of the Unit to comply with the effluent quality norms, the Unit will
reduce its production capacity so that the treated effluent meets the prescribed norms
and inform the status to SPCB/CPCB.
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by CPCB officials on May 28, 2013 for compliance
Contd...3/-
-3The installed capacity of the unit is 60 TPD kraft paper using waste paper as raw
material. During inspection, the unit was found operational at production capacity of
10.05 TPD.
The Unit has installed flow meter at borewell and maintains the logbook. The Unit's
fresh water consumption is about 15.02 m 3/ton of paper.
The Unit has replaced showers at paper machine. Back water tank is provided for
reusing the back water within the process.
The Unit has installed V Notch at the inlet and outlet of ETP and maintains the
logbook.
ETP was found operational and comprised of equalisation tanks, hill screen, Sedicell,
primary clarifier (340 m 3), aeration tank (1008 m 3) (diffused), secondary clarifier (260
m3 ) and dual media filter and sludge drying beds (2 no.).
The Unit has provided dedicated energy meter and maintains the logbook.
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater sample shows ph-8.04, BOD-10 mg/I, COD-73
mg/I, TSS-14 mg/I.
MLSS & MLVSS was found 4150 mg/I & 3257 mg/I respectively during inspection.
Colour coding of the pipelines has been completed.
Records are maintained for energy consumption in ETP, fresh water consumption,
chemical consumption and wastewater parameters analysis in ETP.
Unit has established Environmental Lab for analysis of wastewater quality and
Environment management Cell (EMC).
The Unit has completed Charter implementation programme except automation of the
ETP.
3.
The Unit shall operate its manufacturing operations as per the consent capacity
issued by Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
and comply with the prescribed effluent & emission discharge norms.
The Unit shall operate with valid consent under Water & Air Acts.
The Unit shall submit the progress report on quarterly basis to CPCB and UEP&PCB.
In case of failure of the Unit to comply with the above directions, CPCB will be
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:

Dehradun

Lucknow-226010
To ensure compliance of the
direction
Contd...4/-
-43. The Advisor (CP Division)

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Member Sec etary
01/149L,E,'
By Speed Post
September 03, 2013
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-Ill
To
(-1-2;
M/s Katyayini Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,

Village- Kuddiyawala, Jaspur -Kashipur Road,
Dsitt- Udham Singh Nagar,Taluk-Kashipur,
_ --Uttarakhand

(Protection) Act,1986 and the rule framed there under; and
(Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB),to
issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment
WHEREAS, M/s Katyayini Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Village- Kuddiyawala, Jaspur -Kashipur
Road, Dsitt- Udham Singh Nagar, Taluk-Kashipur, UK (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a
waste paper based plant producing Writing and Printing grade of paper using 10% imported
wastepaper as raw material with an installed production capacity of 60 TPD; and
At the time of inspection, the Unit and its ETP were in operation.
The Unit has installed ETP comprising of Equalization Tank, Primary Clarifier, Aeration
Tank, Secondary Clarifier and Sludge Drying Beds (SDB).
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 2450 m a/day while Unit's effluent
generation is about 1650 m3/day.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-198 mg/I; BOD-62 mg/I;
and COD-456 mg/I; which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent
discharge standard of 75 mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I respectively. The MLSS in the
aeration tank was 125 mg/I indicating unstablised Aeration Tank and unsatisfactory
operation and maintenance of ETP.
Contd...2/-
-2Sludge and fibres were observed in equalization tank which needs to be removed.
SDBs were found filled with sludge and needs to install filter press for dewatering the
accumulated sludge.
Measures such as installation of Sedicell and change of showers & nozzles are still not
completed.
Bypass line has been observed next to boiler section.
The partially treated effluent is being discharged into local drain and the effluent
characteristics of downstream of drain showed BOD-71mg/1 (against the norms of
30mg/I) which ultimately meets to river Dhela.
9. Unsatisfactory progress with respect to implementation of the Charter has been
observed.
WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice to the Unit on 31.12.2012 under section 5
of the (Environment) Protection Act, 1986; and
AND WHEREAS, the Unit reply letter dated 31.01.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 28, 2013 to
verify compliance status and made the following observations:
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The Unit is engaged in the production of writing & printing paper (60 TPD) using
waste paper as raw material.
During inspection, Unit was in operation @ 34.67 TPD.
Fresh water consumption is about 15.40m! /ton of paper.
The Unit has installed Sedicell for fibre recovery.
Analysis of ETP treated wastewater shows BOD-27.0 mg/I, COD-132.0 mg/I, and
TSS-28.0 mg/I indicating compliance with the discharge norms.
Values of MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank were 3872 mg/I and 1614 mg/I
respectively.
Unit has installed filter press for sludge removal and V Notch at inlet and outlet of
ETP.
The Unit has installed dual media filter (DMF) and activated carbon filter (ACF) as
tertiary treatment system.
Unit has established Environmental Lab and Environment management Cell (EMC)
and has completed colour coding of the pipelines.
Log books are maintained for freshwater consumption, wastewater generation &
discharge, chemical consumption, energy consumption, and ETP effluent analysis.
Housekeeping was satisfactory.
The Unit has completed all the action points as per the charter programme.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above observations, and in exercise of the
powers delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, the aforesaid Show Cause Notice for closure issued to the Unit vide letter dated
31.12.2012 under section 5 of the E(P)Act, 1986 is hereby revoked.
actions against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd..3/-
-3Copy to:
The Chairman,
Dehradun

Lucknow-226010
3.

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Member
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By Speed Post
September 06, 2013
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III
To
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M/s Devrishl Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Jaspur -Kashipur Road,
Jagatpur Patti,
Haldwa Chock, Jaspur-244 712,
Taluk-Kashipur, Distt-U.S Nagar,
Uttarakhand

(Protection) Act,1986 and the rule framed there under; and
Environment (Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board(CPCB),to issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal
Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission
and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other
standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, M/s Devrishi Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Jaspur -Kashipur Road, Jagatpur Path,
Haldwa Chock, Jaspur-244713, Taluk-Kashipur, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as
'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant producing Kraft paper using waste paper as
raw material with an installed production capacity of 100 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on
July 12, 2012 to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board
(UEPPCB) for implementation of prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP)
of "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in
Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries located in Ganga catchment; and
WHEREAS, Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board
(UEPPCB) issued direction on 01.8.2012 to the Unit under section 33(A) of the Water
Act to implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga
River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner; and
for compliance verification and made the following observations:
The Unit and its ETP were in operation with production capacity of about 50 TPD.
The Unit has installed ETP comprising of Collection Tank, Hill screen, Primary
Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier, Sludge Drying Beds (SDBs) and
Collection tank. The Unit has procured 2 nos. of dual media filter and one micro filter
for installation of tertiary treatment system.
Continued...2/-
-2The Unit has upgraded the Aeration tank with installation of diffused aeration system
under Charter implementation programme.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 31 m 3/tone of production.
The treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed TSS-104mg/I, BOD-74
mg/land COD-276mg/I; which indicates non-compliance against the effluent
discharge standard as prescribed under Charter of 75 mg/I; 30 mg/I and 225 mg/I
respectively. The MLSS in the aeration tank was 740 mg/I indicating unstablization of
Activated Sludge Process and unsatisfactory operation and maintenance of ETP.
Overflow of the effluent was observed at the effluent collection tank (before inlet of
ETP) which is being discharged into local drain. Also, old bypass pipeline was
observed.
The finally treated effluent is partially recycled/reused in the process while remaining
is discharged into nallah which ultimately joins river Dhela. Analysis of wastewater
samples taken at upstream & drown stream of recipient drain showed BOD-2mg/I &
60 mg/I; COD 5 mg/I & 228 mg/I and TSS 41 mg/I & 103 mg/I; respectively,
indicating possibility of discharge of partially treated effluent.
Unsatisfactory progress with respect to implementation of the Charter has been
observed.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice to the Unit on 12.02.2013 under
section 5 of the (Environment) Protection Act, 1986; and
AND WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 12.03.2013 and informed to have
upgraded ETP and installed tertiary treatment system comprising dual media filter and
micron filter; and
WHEREAS, CPCB inspected the Unit on April 14, 2013 and found that the Unit was not
in operation due to maintenance work, repair work in aeration tank was in progress and
no discharge was found during inspection; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was re-inspected by a team of CPCB officials on May 31, 2013 to
verify compliance status and made the following observations:
11.
The Unit is a waste paper based mill engaged in the production of semi-kraft
paper (60 TPD) using waste paper as raw material.
During inspection, Unit was in operation.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 14.0 m 3/ton of paper production.
ETP treated wastewater analysis 'lows outlet BOD- 15.0 mg/I, COD-78.0 mg/I,
compliance with discharge norms.
and TSS-15.0 mg/I and indicating
Effluent sample analysis of the local drain showed BOD- 04.0 mg/I, COD-19.0
mg/I, and TSS-74.0 mg/I.
MLSS and MLVSS concentration in the aeration tank was 2125 mg/I and 1688
mg/I respectively.
The Unit has provided 'V' notch for measuring flow at outlet of ETP. The unit is
taking inlet directly through the pipe which is being measured through water meter
installed.
ETP comprises of collection tank, hill screen, primary clarifier, aeration tank,
secondary clarifier, sludge drying beds (SDBs).
The Unit has installed Pressure Sand Filter and Activated Carbon Filter as tertiary
treatment system.
Unit representatives informed that 25 % of the treated effluent is recycled within
the process and remaining is discharged into the nallah.
Unit has installed energy meter for measuring energy consumed during operation
of ETP and maintained logbook for the same.
Continued...3/-
-3installation of filter press for sludge handling was in progress.

The
Colour coding of the pipelines has been completed but needs regular
maintenance as it found deteriorated due to rusting.
Unit has established Environmental Lab for analysis of wastewater quality and
Environment management Cell (EMC).
14.

(Protection) Act, 1986, the aforesaid Show Cause Notice for closure issued to the Unit vide
- - revo e and the Unit
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letter dated 12.02.2013 under section 5 of the

andling
by ctober 15, 2013 and
s
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s a complete insta
compliance reported to UEPPCB/CPCB.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Dehradun
Lucknow-226010
3.

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The Incharge, PCI-111 Division, CPCB
Mem-551.31
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By Speed Post
F.No.B-23012/PCI-III/2K11-2K12/
September 11, 2013
M/s ALPS Industries Ltd.

Village Aminagar, Bhoor Baral,
Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Notice thereof
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to
issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board
to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under
the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, it is obligatory on the part of industries to install effluent treatment plants (ETPs)
to comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and the Rules framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by
State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s ALPS Industries Ltd. Village Aminagar, Bhoor Baral, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control
Board (CPCB) on June 26, 2013 and made the following observations:
The Unit has installed capacity of process fabrics of 7,35,000 meters per month and was
in operation during inspection.
The Unit has two number of bore wells equipped with water meters to meet fresh water
requirements and log book is also maintained.
ETP consists of bar screen, equalization pits, primary clarifier, aeration-1, aeration-2 and
secondary clarifier. Treated effluent is partly used for gardening and rest is discharged to
the Modinagar nalla through underground pipelines, which meets river East Kali after
traversing about 10 Km.
Effluent at the inlet of the ETP had pH-9.13, TSS-125 mg/I, COD-775 mg/1 and BOD215 mg/l. Samples at the secondary clarifier outlet had pH-8.13, TSS-63 mg/1, COD-108
mg/1 and BOD-17 mg/l. It was noticed that the operations of ETP was started after arrival
of the inspection team.
Contd..2/-
-2Sample collected from discharge line at the Nalla. It was coloured and had pH-8.04, TSS268 mg/1, COD-816 mg/1 and BOD-196 mg/l. It confirms the discharge of the raw
effluent to the Nalla.
Ground water near the Nalla is not drinkable. A sample was also collected from the
village hand pump, the water of which turned colored after 15 minutes of storage. It had
pH-7.48, TSS-09 mg/1, COD-48 mg/1 and BOD-06 mg/l.
The Unit has installed V-Notch at the inlet of the ETP to record the volume of effluent
generated; however no flow measuring device is installed at the outlet of the ETP to
record the volume of effluent discharged.
The Unit has quality laboratory, however no sampling and analysis of ETP samples were
observed during inspection.
The Unit has installed two 5 TPH and 8 TPH pet coke fired boiler attached with cyclone
dust collector as air pollution control device (APCD).
The Unit has obtained Consent under water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2014 and
authorization under hazardous waste valid upto 31.12.2013.
It is evident from above observations that the Unit was found discharging untreated
effluent in the Nalla and ETP was not in operation; which has all potential to contaminate
the ground water and pose serious threat to the environment.
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, notice is hereby served to the Unit to show cause as to why the Unit should not be closed
down.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file objections, if any, to the above proposed direction
within 15 days from the receipt of this letter, failing which action will be taken against the Unit
without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1) The Chairman
Uttar Pradesh
Contd..3/-
-3The Incharge, North Zonal Office,

Uttar Pradesh
4(The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
7) The Incharge, IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
(Member Sec etary)
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
To
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October 03, 2013
M/s OTR Paper Pvt. Limited,

B-3, 4, Industrial Area, UPSIDC Area,
Sikandarabad, Bulandshahar, UP

WHEREAS, M/s OTR Paper Pvt. Limited, B-3,4, Industrial Area, Sikandarabad,
Bulandshahar, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based paper mill
producing Kraft Paper with an installed capacity of 15 TPD using 100% waste paper as
raw material; and
(CPCB) on 19.06.2013 under NGRBA programme and observed the following:
Unit has valid consent upto 31.12.2013 under Water & Air Acts.
Unit has installed water meter at bore well. The fresh water consumption /ton of
paper could not be calculated as the Unit has no records for water consumption.
No flow meter is installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
ETP comprises of Oil & Grease trap, equalization tank, Aeration Tank, Secondary
Clarifier, and Sludge Drying Beds.
ETP was in septic condition and clarifiers & aeration tank were filled with sludge
which indicates that the Unit has not been operated since long time. Unit started
their ETP when inspecting team reached the plant.
The analysis of ETP treated effluent samples shows BOD-479 mg/I; COD-1481
mg/I; and TSS-2911 mg/I which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed
effluent discharge standard of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively. During
inspection, the treated wastewater was being discharged into drain which joins UP
Sate Industrial drain.
The aeration tank had no aerators and aeration tank was acting like a collection
tank. The Unit representative informed that aerator is removed for repair.
Contd...2/-
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-29..
Bypass arrangement for untreated effluent discharge was found during inspection.
The analysis of bypass effluent shows BOD-317 mg/I; COD-732 mg/I; and TSS738 mg/I which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge
standard of 30 mg/I, and 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively.
Unit does not have Laboratory facility for wastewater analysis and does not have
any skilled manpower for ETP operation and maintenance.
No log books were available for freshwater consumption records.
delegated to the Chairperson, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the
3)
ETP operation is stabilised and, if required, ETP upgraded upto the satisfaction of
CPCB.
constrained to initiate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance
with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy To:
PICUP Bhawan, 3" Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow-226010
: [To ensure compliance of the above

direction]

3)

Lucknow-226010
The In-charge ESS Division, CPCB Delhi.
The In-charge PAMS Division, CPCB, Delhi
The Incharge IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
Member Se tory
By Speed Post
F.No. 8-23012/1/PC1-Ill/
To
October 07, 2015
Q1)
M/s Kunnath Paper Mills (P) Ltd.,

Meenkara Dam, Meenkara Dam P.O,
Muthalamada, Palakkad (Dist),
Kerala- 678502
WHEREAS, M/s Kunnath Paper Mills (P) Ltd., Meenkara Dam, Meenkara Dam P.O,
Muthalamada, Palakkad (Dist), Kerala-678502 (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was
inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on 26.03.2013 under
ESS programme and the officials observed the following:
The Unit is engaged in production of Writing & Printing paper using wastepaper as
major raw material with an installed capacity of 16 TPD.
The Unit's consent expired on 30.06.2012 under both the Air & Water Acts.
During inspection, Unit and its ETP were in operation.
Another Unit was found functioning within the same premises namely M/s K. T. Francis
Paper & Boards (P) Ltd., (formerly Jack Board and Paper Mills (P) Ltd., (Unit-2) and
engaged in production of Kraft Paper using wastepaper as raw material with an
installed capacity of 60 TPD. Both the Units belong to the same group and share the
same boiler & ETP. Both Units have separate consents.
Fresh water consumption of Unit is 265 KLD (15 KL/Ton of paper).
Common ETP consists of primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sludge
drying beds, sand filter and activated carbon filter.
Analysis of ETP treated wastewater shows outlet BOD-426 mg/I, COD-871 mg/I, and
TSS-320 mg/I and oil & grease-26.7 mg/I and indicating non compliance with
discharge norms.
Final treated effluent is discharged into the Unit's own land for irrigation.
Stack monitoring could not be performed as the Unit has not provided accessible port
hole (port hole was lying much above the platform).
Fugitive emission was observed at fly ash collection and dumping section. Proper
facility is not available for storage and disposal of fly ash and is dumped within the
premises.
11. Housekeeping of the Unit is not satisfactory.
Continued...2/-
prescribed norms and discharging partially treated wastewater on land, posing a
potential threat to the ground water quality and surrounding environment;
(Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and
implemented so as to comply with the prescribed effluent discharge standards to the
proposed direction within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which it will be
presumed that you have nothing to say and appropriate action will be taken against the
Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without
giving any further notice.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
Pattom P.0, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 004
Kerala
3.
The Incharge, Southern Zonal Office,

1' and 2nd Floors, "NISARGA BHAVANA",
Thimmaiah Main Road, 7th 'D' Cross,
Opp. Pushpanjali Threatre, Shivanagar,
Bangalore 560 010
\-47 The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi

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The Incharge, PCI-III Division, CPCB Delhi
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October 07, 2013
To
M/s K. T. Francis Paper & Boards (P) Ltd.,
[Formerly known as Jack Board and Paper Mills (P) Ltd., (Unit-2)]
Meenkara Dam P.O, Muthalamada, Palakkad (Dist),
Kerala- 678502

WHEREAS, M/s Kunnath Paper Mills (P) Ltd., Meenkara Dam, Meenkara Dam P.O,
Muthalamada, Palakkad (Dist), Kerala was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on 26.03.2013 under ESS programme; and
WHEREAS, during inspection, another Unit was found functioning within the same premises
namely M/s K. T. Francis Paper & Boards (P) Ltd., (formerly Jack Board and Paper Mills (P)
Ltd., Unit-2,) (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) and engaged in production of Kraft Paper
using wastepaper as raw material with an installed capacity of 60 TPD. During inspection ,
following observations were made:
7.
Both the Units i.e. M/s K. T. Francis Paper & Boards (P) Ltd. and M/s Kunnath Paper
Mills (P) Ltd. belong to the same group and share same boiler & effluent treatment
plant (ETP). Both Units have separate consents.
During inspection, the ETP was in operation. The ETP consists of primary clarifier,
aeration tank, secondary clarifier, sludge drying beds, sand fitter and activated carbon
fitter.
Analysis of ETP treated wastewater shows BOD-426 mg/I, COD-871 mg/I, and TSS320 mg/I as against the prescribed norms of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I, 100 mg/I, respectively,
indicating non compliance with the discharge norms.
Final treated effluent is discharged into the units own land for irrigation.
Stack monitoring could not be performed as the Unit has not provided accessible port
hole (port hole is much above the platform).
Fugitive emissions were observed at fly ash collection and dumping section. Proper
facility is not available for storage and disposal of fly ash which is dumped within the
premises.
Housekeeping of the Unit is not satisfactory.
Continued...2/-
prescribed norms and discharging partially treated wastewater on land for
irrigation, posing a potential threat to the ground water quality and surrounding
environment;
(Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit should
not be closed down until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and
implemented so as to comply with the prescribed effluent discharge standards to the
proposed directions within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which it will be
presumed that you have nothing to say and appropriate action, in accordance with the
provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, will be taken against the Unit
without giving any further notice.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
Pattom P.0, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 004
Kerala
3.
5
6
The Incharge, Southern Zonal Office,

1 a and 21'd Floors, "NISARGA BHAVANA",
Thimmaiah Main Road, r" 'D' Cross,
Opp. Pushpanjali Threatre, Shivanagar,
Bangalore - 560 010
The Incharge, PCI-III Division, CPCB Delhi
Member Secretary
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F.No.B-23012/1/PCI-111/
By Speed Post
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Dated: October 08, 2013
To
M/s Rayana Paper Board Industries Ltd.,
Village- Dhaurahara, National Highway, Khalilabad- 272 175,
Dist. Sant Kabir Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for the discharge of
environmental pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed there under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide Notification S.0.157
(E) of 27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council,
Cantonment Board or to any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent
standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and other standards and
norms; and
WHEREAS, a public complaint was received regarding pollution of river Ami caused by
industrial effluent discharges and M/s Rayna Paper Board Industries Ltd., Village.
Dhaurahara, Khaillabad, Distt. Sant Kabir Nagar was identified as a highly polluting industry;
and
WHEREAS, M/s Rayana Paper Board Industries Ltd., Village. Dhaurahara, Khalilabad,
Distt. Sant Kabir Nagar (UP) (hereinafter referred to as "the Unit") was inspected by a team
of officials from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on 03/05/2011; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued closure directions on 13.05.2011 under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for non-compliance of prescribed discharge standards.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's replies dated 27.05.2011, 30.05.2011 & 06.06.2011 were
examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected on 22.06.2011 by a team of CPCB officials to verify the
compliance status and based on the observations of the inspecting team direction under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued on 11.07.2011 permitting
resumption of manufacturing operation as per the consent conditions issued by Uttar
Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and up-grading process operations by adopting
cleaner technologies so as to comply with the prescribed effluent disposal and emission
norms and submission of B.G. of Rs. 10.0 lakhs with its validity upto March 31, 2012, and
Contd..2/-
-2WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dated 26.07.2011 submitted Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.00
lakhs with its validity upto March 31, 2012 in compliance to the CPCB's directions dated
11.07.2012; and
AND WHEREAS, a team of CPCB officials conducted an intense survey during December
1-5, 2011 to assess the water quality of river Ami and also inspected the Unit to verify the
compliance status and found the Unit was not complying with effluent discharge standards;
and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued closure directions on 15.02.2012 under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for non-compliance of prescribed discharge standards,
and
WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide its letter dated 12.03.2012 and informed their compliance
with directions except for installation of magnetic flow meter, web camera and closure
condition. The Unit informed that ETP & CRP have been stabilized and any closure will
upset their operation and requested permission to continue manufacturing operations; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 20.05.2012 and it was
observed that CRP was not in operation and effluent quality showed more than 90 %
reduction of BOD with low MLSS level, indicating possibility of effluent dilution in ETP
system; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was again inspected by the officials of CPCB on 08.08.2012 and
observed that the treated effluent of ETP of Unit-I & II was meeting with the prescribed
discharge norms, however stack monitoring showed PM emission-244.8 mg/Nm indicating
violation of the prescribed emission norms; and
WHEREAS, CPCB asked the Unit vide its letter dated 08.03.2013 to (i) properly operate and
maintain air pollution control devices so that the stack emission complies with the prescribed
norms (ii) properly stablise, operate and maintain ETP system and (iii) extend the validity of
Bank Guarantee of Rs. 10.0 Lac upto March 31, 2014; and
WHEREAS, the Unit vide letter dated 23.03.2013 extended the validity of Bank Guarantee of
Rs. 10.00 lakhs upto March 31, 2014; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 02.04.2013 and the following
Unit-I (Agro + Waste paper based)
Unit & its ETP were in operation.
Unit's ETP treated effluent sample analysis showed pH-7.85, BOD- 20.1 mg/I (norms-30
mg/I), TSS-18.9 mg/I (norms-100 mg/I) and COD-173.0 mg/I.
The MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank were found to be 2840 mg/I and 2227 mg/I
respectively.
The Chemical Recovery Plant (CRP) was in operation.
No bypass of effluent was observed.
'V Notch' is installed at the outlet of ETP showing flow rate as 37.22m 3/hr & logbook was
maintained.
Housekeeping was found to be good.
Unit has established Environmental Laboratory for the analysis of wastewater
parameters.
9. Stack emission monitoring showed particulate matter (PM) emission of 69.0 mg/Nm 3 as
against the standard of 150 mg/Nm3 which indicates compliance with the emission
discharge norms.
Contd..3/-
-3Unit-II (100 % Waste paper based)

Unit & its ETP were in operation.
The analysis of treated effluent sample indicates compliance with BOD- 28.2 mg/I
(norms-30 mg/I), TSS- 16.6 mg/I (norms-100 mg/I) and COD-108.0 mg/I. The MLSS and
MLVSS in the aeration tank were found to be 2563 mg/I and 1976 mg/I respectively.
Unit has installed V Notch at the outlet of ETP and flow was measured as 25.32 ma/hr.
Housekeeping was found to be good.
1986, the following directions are issued:
The Unit shall operate its manufacturing operation at a capacity to be consented by Uttar
Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) and comply with the prescribed effluent and
emission discharge norms as per the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 or as
prescribed by UPPCB, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall install Magnetic flow meter in ETP systems of both the Units-I & II and shall
maintain log book of effluent quantity generated and the quantum recycled and reused.
3: The Unit shall install Web Camera at all effluent discharge points from the Unit premises.
The Web Camera shall be linked through network with the CPCB. The installation and
operation cost of magnetic flow meter and web camera and networking shall be borne by
the Unit.
The Unit shall complete installation of magnetic flow meters and web camera including
networking within three months.
The Unit shall not resume the manufacturing operation till it obtains valid consent from
UPPCB.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
: [To ensure compliance of directions]
PICUP Bhawan,
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
District-Gorakhpur, UP
Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow-226010
Member Secretary
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By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III /
To
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October 8, 2013
M/s Rama Paper Mills Ltd.,

4th km Stone, Nazibabad Road,
Kiratpur 246 731, Distt. Bijnor,
Uttar Pradesh
27.02.1996 has delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB), to issue direction to any
industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to any local or other
WHEREAS, M/s Rama Paper Mills Ltd., 4 th km Stone, Nazibabad Road, Kiratpur 246 731,
Bijnor, U.P. (hereafter referred to as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant, engaged in the
production of News Print and Duplex Board with installed capacity of 136 TPD; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on January 11, 2013 to verify
the compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation, however, aeration tank and secondary clarifier of Effluent
Treatment Plant (ETP) were not functional.
The Unit's Effluent Treatment Plant is based on ASP comprising Equalization tank, Hill
screen, Primary Clarifier, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and SDBs.
The Unit was in the process of cleaning the excessive sludge accumulated in the aeration
tank. The generated effluent after primary treatment was being disposed for irrigation in
adjacent fields.
Sample analysis of the treated effluent from ETP showed BOD- 237 mg/I; COD- 604 mg/I;
and TSS- 279 mg/I which indicated non-compliance against the prescribed effluent
discharge standard of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I, respectively.
The partially treated/ untreated effluent is disposed for irrigation posing threat to
groundwater.
additional sludge.
The Unit has disposed sludge on land for drying near the ETP in an unscientific manner.
Contd... 2/-
-2AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued showcause notice for closure to the Unit under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on 09.04.2013; and
WHEREAS, the Unit reply dated 21.05.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on June 18, 2013 to verify the
compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation at a production capacity of 57.4 TPD, however, Aeration tank
and Secondary clarifier of Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) were not operational.
The Unit has not installed V notch/flow meters at the inlet and outlet of the ETP.
Aeration tank of ETP was not in working condition.
Secondary Clarifier was also not working and it was filled with water and sludge.
ETP is constructed outside the boundary wall of the Plant.
The effluent was treated in Primary clarifier and then discharged directly to nearby field for
irrigation purpose.
Sample analysis of the ETP outlet showed BOD- 329 mg/I; COD- 925 mg/I; and TSS- 893
mg/I which indicates non-compliance as against the prescribed effluent discharge standard
of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively.
Sample analysis of the partially treated effluent taken from oulet drain which was being
discharged outside for land disposal showed BOD- 341 mg/I; COD- 1475 mg/I; and TSS1588 mg/I against the prescribed effluent discharge standard of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100
mg/I respectively.
The partially treated/ untreated effluent is being disposed on land posing potential threat to
groundwater and surface water quality.
The Unit has not provided separate energy metter.
The Unit has not provided storage tank in case of emergency other than ETP.
No laboratory facility is available for analysis of parameters related to effluent discharge.
No logbooks for freshwater consumption, energy consumption, ETP chemical
consumption etc.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and exercising powers delegated
to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (comply CPCB) under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued for compliance:
1) The Unit shall stop all the industrial/ manufacturing operations with immediate effect on
receipt of these directions and;
Submit an ETP adequacy assessment report prepared by reputed institutions such
as CPPRI/IIT's and shall submit a time bound programme for upgradation of ETP
system including installation of tertiary treatment system.
After commissioning and stabilization of the existing ETP, the Unit shall seek
permission from CPCB for resumption of industrial/ manufacturing operations.
(c) Report compliance of the closure directions immediately after closing the industrial
operations.
Contd... 3/-
-3In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
c.1.

:[With a request to ensure the compliance


Lucknow-226010
:[To ensure the compliance of the above
directions]

1he Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
7.

(J. .Kam otra)
Member Secretary

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BY REGISTERED AD
B-29016/04/06/Pa-v
-23A-6 c
October 09, 2013
To
The Execu
Director,
M/s Co mandel International Ltd.,
(for rly Coromomandel Fertilizer Ltd)
Fe ilizer Division, Karai Village, Ranipet-632401
Vellore District, Tamilnadu
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 notice thereof
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonal Office, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Bangalore
inspected M/s Coromandel International Ltd. (the unit) on January 29 th 2013 to assess the adequacy of the
existing pollution control measures;
WHEREAS the unit is engaged in manufacturing single super phosphate (1,32000TPA) and sulphuric acid
(33000TPA) by using sulphur and rock phosphate;
WHEREAS it has been observed that the unit is operating without valid consents under the Water & Air Acts
since July 2011;
WHEREAS SO2 concentration in H 2SO4 stack was 2551 mg/m 3 (equivalent to 6.87 Kg/ton of H2SO4 production)
exceeding the prescribed standards; and the online SO 2 monitoring system with stack was not working;
WHEREAS bag filters have been provided to control dust in rock phosphate grinding section but still heavy
dust was found in the area indicating poor maintenance or inadequacy of dust control system;
WHEREAS it has been observed that the unit has not displayed consent & authorization conditions, their
validity, hazardous Waste generated on the display board at the entrance gate; and
WHEREAS TNPCB has given hazardous waste authorization to collect and store the sulphur residue but the
unit was found reutilizing it without permission from TNPCB;
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. 5.0. 157 (E) of
27.02.1996 and S. O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules
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NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above facts and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman under
Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is hereby served to the unit to show cause why the
unit should not be closed down, till such time compliance to the following is achieved:
The unit shall upgrade the air pollution control devices in the sulphuric acid plant and ensure their optimal
operation so as to achieve the notified standards;
The unit shall obtain consents under Water & Air Acts & comply with all the conditions specified therein;
The unit shall apply for amendment of the authorization for inclusion of sulphur residue to be reused in SSP
plant as per Hazardous Waste ( M&H )Rules 2008;
The unit shall provide new soak pit for domestic effluent and shall ensure that no overflow from the soak pit
takes place;
5. The unit shall provide information on consent conditions and hazardous waste authorization on the display
board at main entrance gate;
You are hereby given an opportunity to file objections, if any, to the above proposed directions within 15
days from the receipt of this letter failing which it will be presumed that the unit has nothing to say and
appropriate action in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be taken
against the unit without giving any further notice.
Copy to:
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
The Chairman
Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board
No. 76, Mount Salai, Guindy,
Chennai- 600032
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi 110 003
3.
The Zonal Officer

Nisarga Bhawan, A-Block l st & 2nd floor,
Thimmaiah Road, 7 * D-Cross,
Shivanagar, Opp Pushpanjali Theatre,
Bangalore-560 010
The Incharge, ESS,CPCB
(Memberea4ary)
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09/10/2013
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To
The Chief General Manager
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd,
Mumbai Region, Uran Plant,
Uran-4000702
Maharashtra
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 notice thereof
WHEREAS M/s ONGC Ltd ( Uran unit), Maharashtra ( hereinafter referred to as ' the unit') is a
large scale Oil & Gas exploration industry engaged in oil exploration, and having operating pipelines for
transportation of petroleum crude & processing facilities at Uran
Whereas CPCB received complaint about a crude oil leakage at Uran plant & also received
information about causing of environmental pollution by the unit
Whereas ONGC is required to report any such happenings to the concerned SPCB, CPCB, Coast
Guard etc. but no such information was provided till October 09th 2013 ,4.00PM to CPCB
WHEREAS there was leakage of crude oil from Bombay Uran Trunk (BUT) crude oil pipeline on
06/10/2013 leading to flow of crude oil through storm water drains and ultimately flowing into the
Arabian sea near Mora and Karanja villages,c&c.
WHEREAS a grey black film of oil spill has adversely affected local fishermen and raised grave
ecological and environmental pollution concerns at the site
WHEREAS the spillage has affected the beaches and coastal areas, adversely affecting the
marine environment and ecology
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E)
of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of the
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and rules notified
under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendments thereof.
Contd..2..
:2:
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, the following directions are proposed to be issued:
The unit shall immediately stop pumping of crude oil from BUT crude oil pipeline pending
further directions
The unit shall submit detailed report on the action taken for containment of oil spillage and
steps to be taken for disposal of the oil slick & the affected water and sand
In view of the above you are directed to show cause why action should not be initiated against
ONGC for causing damage to the ambient environment and marine environment and ecology. In case no
reply is received within a week from the date of receipt of these directions it will be presumed that the
unit has nothing to say and action as deemed appropriate under Environment protection Act, 1986 will
be initiated against the unit
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Kalpataru Point, 3 rd & 4th floors,
Sion Matunga Scheme Road No. 6
Opp. Cine Planet, Sion Circle, Sion (E),
Mumbai 400 022.
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi 110 003
3.
The Zonal Officer

Synergy House-II
Gorwa Subhanpura Road,
Su hanpura, Vadodara-390 003
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Incharge, ESS,CPCB
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(J. S. Kiinyetra)
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F.No.B-344/PCI-111/2K-2K01/
October 15, 2013
To,
M/s Godavari Biorefineries Ltd.,

(Formerly M/s Somaiya Organo Chemical Ltd.)
Post-Sakarwadi, Kanhegaon, Tal. Kopergaon,
Dist. Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra
DIRECTION UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT, 1986 IN CASE OF
M/S GODAVARI BIOREFINERIES LTD., AHMEDNAGAR, MAHARASHTRA
the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed thereunder; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification 5.0.157(E) of 27.02.1996 has
delegated powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,I 986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman,
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,! 986 and other standards and norms; and
thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution
WHEREAS, M/s Godavari Biorefineries Ltd., Post-Sakarwadi, Kanhegaon, Tal. Kopergaon, Dist. Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra (herein after referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on 15.12.2010 and following observation were made:
I. The Unit has consented capacity of production of molasses based industrial alcohol of 60 MT/day,
Acetaldehyde 50 MT/day, Acetic Acid 50 MT/day, and ethyl acetate 100 MT/day.
2. The spent wash treatment and disposal system consists of following:
50% of the bio-methanated effluent is disposed through one time controlled land application. The Unit
has signed MoU with Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, Ahmednagar with validity upto Feb.
2011 to utilize 1.50 lakhs m 3 treated spent wash over 3000 hectare land.
50% of the bio-methanated spent wash is passed through RO and the reject is disposed through biocomposting. The Unit has unlined bio-composting yard of about 3 hectares.
3. During the visit, composting was not in operation and no press mud was found. The Unit has not provided
any storage sheds for press mud/final compost. About 500 MT of compost was found in open land.
Out of the two digesters, one digester was in operation with feeding rate of 12.55 KL/hr, but it was not yet
stabilised to meet the outlet COD characteristic. Anaerobic digester outlet effluent sample analysis shows
BOD-3300 mg/I, COD-27, 487 mg/I.
RO plant was not in operation.
The Unit has 3 lined lagoons of total capacity of 90,000 m 3, which are filled with spent wash upto 70 Vo of
their capacity. The analysis of effluent stored in lagoon no.2 shows BOD-20,702 mg/I, TSS-4,756 mg/I,
TDS-73,068 mg/I, & COD-81,947 mg/I.
The Unit has provided unlined lagoons spread over 2-3 hectares, partially filled with spent wash.
8. The effluent treatment system provided is not adequate for treatment of effluent generated from production
of organic chemicals namely, Acetaldehyde, Acetic Acid, and ethyl acetate. It was reported that effluent is
being recycled.
Contd..2/-
9. Stack emission monitoring for two boilers of 18 MT/hr and 12 MT/hr capacities shows PM emission of
1156 mg/Nm 3 and 1282 mg/Nm 3 respectively as against the standard of 150 mg/Nm3 SO2 emission of 8.66
kg/hr and 14.4 kg/hr respectively as against the standard of 12.5 kg/hr.
The Unit shall stop manufacturing of molasses based production of industrial alcohol immediately and also
restrain from any further land application of the spent wash.
thermal power plants/ steel plants.
The Unit shall submit a time bound action plan for upgrading the APCDs installed with boilers to meet the
prescribed emission standards.
evaporation ponds.
not more than 30 days equivalent of treated spent wash generation.
The Unit shall submit a time bound programme for installation and commissioning of adequate ETP system
for effluent generated from manufacturing of organic chemicals.
WHEREAS, the Units replies vide their letter dated 08.03.2011 & 25.03.2011 were examined; and a team of
officials of CPCB inspected the Unit on April 10, 2011 to verify the compliance of the directions issued on
15.02.2011 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and observed the following:
The Unit was not in operation.
Construction of lined compost yard in an area of 7.62 acres is completed, one compost machine is available
at site and press mud is stored at the site.
Anaerobic digesters (2 nos, 6000 m 3 capacity) are fully stabilised. Two RO plants, each of 400 m 3/day are
ready for operation.
90 % of unlined lagoons have been demolished and the remaining will be demolished before monsoon.
Out of 3 lined lagoons, one lagoon will be dismantled by June 2011.
The Unit seeks 3 months time to submit proposal for zero effluent discharge condition either through
concentration-incineration system or through co-processing.
The Unit shall resume its manufacturing operations as per the consent conditions issued by Maharashtra
Pollution Control Board (MPCB) and shall comply with effluent disposal and emission norms as prescribed
by the MPCB. The Unit shall not be allowed to employ land application/ferti-irrigation of spent wash
generated after resumption of the operation.
thermal power plants/ steel plants before 30.06.2011.
The Unit shall complete installation and commissioning of both the ESPs by September, 2011 for control of
air emissions to meet the emission standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986.
evaporation ponds by June 30, 2011.
not more than 30 days equivalent of treated spent wash generation by June 30, 2011.
The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to the CPCB & MPCB.
7. The Unit shall deposit a Bank Guarantee of Fts.20.0 lakh (Rupees Twenty lakh only) with validity of one
year and provision for forfeiture in case of violation of any of the above directions within 15 days of the
receipt of these directions.
Contd..3/-
WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide its letter dated 09.11.2011 was examined and the Unit was inspected by a team of
CPCB officials under ESS program on 21.02.2013 and made following observations:
The Distillery Unit was not in operation since 08.02.2013; but chemical Units were in operation during the
inspection.
The ETP comprises of storage tank, equalization pit, homogenization tank, bio-digester, settling tank,
membrane filtration and storage lagoons (03 nos) followed by bio-composting.
The Unit has 03 lagoons with total storage capacity of 90,000 m3.
One unlined tank filled with dark brown color effluent was observed during inspection.
The ETP was not in operation during visit.
The effluent generated from Chrotonaldehyde plant is collected into neutralization tank and was being
sprayed on coals. It had COD-40669 mg/I and BOD-14450 mg/I.
The unit has installed three boilers of 18TPH, 18 TPH and 12 TPH respectively. Both 18 TPI-1 boilers are
equipped with ESP and 12 TPH boiler is equipped with bag filer as APCD.
Emission monitoring of both 18 TPH boilers resulted PM-21 I mg/Nm 3 , which exceeds the prescribed limit
of 150 mg/Nm3.
9. The unit was not having valid consents under Water and Air Acts. It was expired on 31.03.2011.
WHEREAS, CPCB has issued closure direction dated 18.07.2013 under section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 to the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Unit's replies vide its letters dated 21.08.2013 and 02.09.2013 were examined and the Unit has
submitted project schedule for installation of incineration boiler upto 31 5` May 2014.The Unit was inspected by a
team of CPCB officials on 30.09.2013 and made following observations:
The Unit has closed all its manufacturing operation since 23.08.2013.
The Unit has not yet dismantled all the unlined lagoons spread in 54 hectares area and rain water was
accumulated in them.
Total capacity of lined lagoons (04 Nos) is 94500 m 3 , which is equivalent 420 days storage of spent wash
generated for composting and about 42,000 m 3 of spent wash was stored in them.
Acetic acid and paraldehyde plants were closed since long.
Effluent generated from ethyl acetate plant is reportedly recycled and reused in acetaldehyde plant and
cooling tower.
Effluent generated from acetaldehyde plant is reportedly recycled and reused in acetaldehyde plant and
cooling tower.
7. Effluent generated from crotonaldehyde plant (about 8 - 10 m 3/day) is neutralized by aq. Ammonia and
being sprayed on coal and burned in boiler. This effluent contains about 1-2% crotonaldehyde.
Crotonaldehyde being a hazardous substance may not be allowed to burn in normal boiler.
Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following directions are issued
for compliance:
In case of Distillery Unit
1. The Unit shall remain closed till compliance of following directions is achieved to the satisfaction of
CPCB:
The Unit shall utilize the accumulated spent wash in the lagoons and maintain its record and report to
CPCB.
After utilization of the accumulated spent wash, the Unit shall seek permission of CPCB to resume its
manufacturing operations.
2. The Unit shall install concentration and incineration system as per its action plan for management of spent
wash by 31" May 2014.
3. The Unit shall restrict the total storage capacity of lined lagoons to 6750 m 3 (equivalent to 30 days storage
of spent wash generated for composting) and discard and level extra lagoons beyond this capacity within 03
months of the utilization of stored spent wash.
Contd..4/-
The Unit shall dismantle and level all the unlined lagoons/ solar evaporation ponds after disposing the
accumulated rain water/ effluent.
The Unit shall submit bank guarantee of Rs.20.0 lakhs (Rupees Twenty lakhs only) within 15 days from the
issue of this direction to ensure compliance of above directions with its validity period of one year with
provision of forfeiture in case of non-compliance.
The Unit shall establish ground water monitoring network and undertake ground water quality monitoring
and submit the report to CPCB and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) periodically.
The Unit shall augment APCD attached to the boilers to meet the prescribed norms.
In case of Chemical Units
8. The Unit shall resume the operations of ethyl acetate, acetaldehyde, acetic acid, paraldehyde and
crotonaldehyde plants subject to compliance of following directions:
The basic raw material used for these plants shall not be taken from its own distillery till the distillery
is permitted to resume its operations by CPCB.
The effluent generated from chemical plants except for crotonaldehyde plant shall be treated, recycled
and reused to achieve zero liquid discharge.
c) The Unit shall follow the authorization issued by MPCB with regards to collection, transportation and
disposal of the hazardous wastes generated from crotonaldehyde plant and other sections; and shall not
burn these wastes in boiler.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions or any other exigencies, CPCB will be constrained to
initiate further action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
lb
2.
The Member Secretary,

Kalpataru Points, 3-4th floors,
Mumbai 400 022

The Suptdg. Engineer

Ahemadnagar Circle
Vidyut Bhawan, Ahmednagar,
Maharashtra
: With a direction to restore power supply only of

Chemical Units
Director (CP Division).

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B-33014/7/2012/PCI-11
October 15, 2013
To,
The eneral Manager (Works)
M/s T Kali Cements Pvt. Ltd.
Ampava , Pottangi Tehasil,
Dist-Kora
Odisha 7640
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Operation of
the unit -regarding.
inspected M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. on September 23, 2010 for verification of compliance;
WHEREAS, inspecting team observed that M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. was not complying
with the emission standards as particulate matter emission from the kiln were 194 mg/Nm3
against the limit of 50 mg/Nm3. The unit was operating without valid authorization under the
Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 since
March 2010. The house keeping was not satisfactory. The unit did not have proper records for
hazardous waste generation & utilization. The hazardous waste (used oil) was stored in drums
which were kept in open area;
WHEREAS, on the basis of the findings, directions u/s 18(1)(b) of the Air (Prevention & Control
of Pollution) Act, 1981 were issued to Orissa Pollution Control Board on December 22, 2010 to
further direct the unit to implement the following recommendations in a time bound manner:
The unit shall augment/install new air pollution control device to control particulate matter
emission from kiln to meet the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3.
The unit shall obtain a valid authorization under the Hazardous Waste (Management,
Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008

The unit shall improve house keeping.
The unit shall maintain records for hazardous waste generation & utilization in cement kiln.
The unit shall submit the compliance status of direction quarterly to CPCB and Orissa State
The unit shall furnish a commensurate bank guarantee as deemed fit by the State Board.
WHEREAS, directions u/s 33A of the water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
31A of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 were issued to M/s Toshali
Cements Pvt. Ltd. on February 17, 2011 by Orissa Pollution Control Board to implement the
recommendations of CPCB latest by July 31, 2011;
WHEREAS, the particulate matter emission from the kiln monitored by Orissa State Pollution
Control Board on August 26, 2011 was found to be 87 mg/Nm3 against the limit of 50 mg/Nm3
indicating non compliance, even after modification in bag house by M/s Toshali Cements Pvt.
Ltd.;
again inspected M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. during November 1-4, 2011 to assess the
compliance of directions issued;
WHEREAS, the particulate matter emission from kiln was found 217 mg/Nm3 and not meeting
the limit of 50 mg/Nm3, even after replacing the old bags in the bag house;
WHEREAS, M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd. could not comply with the limit of 50 mg/Nm3
for particulate matter emissions from the kiln by July 31, 2011 i.e time granted by Orissa
State Pollution Control;
WHEREAS, the bank guarantee of Rs. 5 Lakh submitted by the unit was forfeited by Orissa
SPCB on March 27, 2012 as the emission was found to be exceeding the norms of 50 mg/Nm3
and the unit failed to install the new air pollution control device with kiln;
WHEREAS, notice u/s 5 of EPA, 1986 was issued to M/s Toshali Cements Pvt. Ltd on February
14, 2012 to show cause, why the unit should not be closed down;
WHEREAS, the unit submitted its reply vide letter no.TCPLNSKP/2012 dated March 16, 2012
and claimed that the PM emission in kiln reported by CPCB-ZO (217 mg/Nm3) is not acceptable
since the PM emission monitored by third party and Orissa SPCB were 35.6 mg/Nm3 and 87
mg/Nm3 respectively and requested to depute the team of officials once again for the inspection.
It was also committed that the work of installation of Reverse Air Bag House (RABH) with
the kiln would be completed by September 30, 2012;
WHEREAS, the unit was inspected jointly by CPCB, ZO, Kolkata and Orissa SPCB on
March 6, 2013 and the inspecting team made the following observations:
PM emission from kiln was 176 mg/Nm3 i.e. three times higher than the prescribed
norm of 50 mg/Nm3.
The water sprinklers provided by the unit for fugitive emission control were not
sufficient.
The belt conveyer is not covered properly at kiln discharge side, thereby causing
fugitive emission.
The housekeeping was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS, in exercise of the powers vested under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, M/s Toshali Cement Ltd was directed to close all its operations vide letter dated June 24,
2013.
WHEREAS, vide letter dated September 3, 2013 and September 12, 2013 unit informed that they
have completed the erection of Reverse Air Bag House to control PM emission from kiln and
requested for permission to take trial runs of the equipment. Further, the Regional officer, Orissa
SPCB and Tehsildar & Executive Magistrate, Potungi visited the unit on 28.09.2013 and reported
that installation of Reverse Air Bag House with the kiln has been completed.
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, vide Notifications No.
S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated powers vested
under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board, to issue any directions to any industry or any local body or any other
authority for violations of the standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection)
NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under section 5 of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, M/s Toshali Cement Ltd is permitted to resume the
operation of the cement plant to stablize the operation of RABH installed and to ensure that PM
emissions are within the prescribed limit of 50 mg/Nm3.
In case of failure to comply with the above directions appropriate action in
accordance with the provision of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will
be initiated against the unit without any further notice.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Collector & District Magistrate

Collectorate
Distt. Koraput
Orissa 764020
The CMD
Orissa Power Transmission
Corporation Ltd.
Janapath, Bhubaneswar
Orissa
: With the request to restore electicity supply of the unit.

The Chairman
A-118, Nilkanta Nagar
Unit VIII, Bhubaneswar 751 012
Orissa
Theincharge
Kolkata 700 107
The Director (CP)
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
ul,./The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
7. The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(Member C)
B-3014/7/2006/PC1-11,
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To
Chairman & M. ging Director
National T-rural Power Corporation ltd.
N ri
hawan, Scope Complex
hi road, New Delhi
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of Environment ( Protection) Act, 1986 to M/s Kahalgaon Super
Thermal Power Station of NTPC Ltd.-notice thereof
WHEREAS. M/s. National Thermal Power Corporation ltd (NTPC) has its power station namely Kahalgaon
Super Thermal Power Plant (KSTPS) located at Kahalgaon Dist. Bhagalpur of Bihar. The installed
capacity of KSTPS is 2340 MW comprising of 7 units (4 X 210 MW each, 3x500 MW)
WHEREAS, the officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Kolkata conducted inspection
and monitoring of source emissions during May 23-24, 2013 at Kahalgaon Super Thermal Power Station
(KSTPS) of NTPC Ltd. for verification of compliance and made the following observations:
That Particulate matter from unit II, III & VI (221,156 & 106 mg/Nm 3 respectively) kx as found
exceedinmg the limit of 150 (unit 11 & 111)/100 ( unit VI) mg/Nm3.
That tlyash utilization during 2012-13 was far behind the target; only 0.96 mta of 3.37 mta !hash
was utilized during 2012-13.
That the ash generation estimation was on 34% whereas KSTPS is using coal with 43 % ash content.
That waste water is recycled for ash slurry preparation.
That KSTPS has provided AWRS and completed action to achieve zero discharge except proper
assessment of waste water quantity based on water auditing
WHEREAS. the KSTPS was inspected earlier under ESS programme of CPCB on August 24, 2011 and
inspecting team made the following observations. The same were communicated to KSTPS lbr compliance
through BSPCB.
I. That continuous emission monitors should be calibrated with proper SOP & SMP in place. Data
generated should be loaded to CPCB server.
That flyash utilization should be augmented as per the notification of Novemer 03. 2009.
KSTPS shall sumit an action pain in this regard.
That oil removal facility is to be augmented and operated properly.
That KSTPS shall provide adequate facility for handling of hazardous waste as per the
provisions of H WM Rules, 2008.
That KSTPS shall regularly submit compliance report of conditions imposed under
Environmental Clearance by MoEF.
WHEREAS the Ministry of environment & Forests, Government of India ,vide notification Nos. S.O. 157 (Ii)
of 27.02. 1996 and S.O. 730 ( E) dated 10.07.2002 has delegated the power vested under Section 5 of
Environment ( Protection) Act, 1986 ( 29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board . to issue
any directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and iides
notified under Environment (Protection ) Rules , 1986 and the amendments thereof.
Now. THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution
Control Board under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are
proposed to be issued to Kahalgaon Super Power Plant of M/s NTPC Ltd located at Kahalgaon. Dist.
Bhagalpur :
That KSTPS should augment ESPs of stage I units ( 1,2 3 &4) in order to meet stipulated norms.
That KSTPS should conduct water audit and install flow measuring devices at locations identified IAA
BSPCB to suffice the zero discharge compliance.
That flyash utilization should be augmented as per the notification of Novemer 03, 2009 and KSTPS
shall sumit an action pain in this regard.
That KSTPS shall re estimate flyash generation data based on the actual ash content in coal being
supplied instead of 34%.
That KSTPS shall strengthen the ash dyke and also take necessary measures to avoid any rain water
erosion of ash dykes.
That KSTPS shall prepare inventory of hazardous waste generation and submit to BSPCB along with
its management plan within three months.
That KSTPS shall provide adequate facility for handling of hazardous waste as per the provisions of
HWM Rules, 2008.
That unit shall link the continuous emission monitoring system with CPCB server.
That KSTPS shall sumbit quarterly compliance report of conditions imposed under Environmental
Clearance by MoEF.
10. That NTPC shall submit the bank guarantee of Rs 25.0 lakhs to ensure compliance of above (1-8) in
a time bound manner.
I.
You are hereby directed to submit a time bound action plan including financial expenditure for
compliance of the directions listed at Sr.Nos 1-7 above within 15 days of the receipt of notice alongwith the
Bank Guarantee as listed at Sr.No.10 above . In case of failure to comply with the said directions, the Board
will be constrained to init iate action as deemed necessary and appropriate in the circumstances of the case
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi -110 003
Bihar State Pollution Control Board
Beltron Bhavan, lInd floor
Jawaharlal Nehru Marg
Shastri Nagar, Patna - 800 023 Bihar
The Incharge
Southend Conclave, Block 502, 5 11' & 6th Floor
Kolkata 700 107
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October 18, 2013
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M/s Ved Cellulose Ltd.
l&" KM Stone, Hapur Road,
VIII-Lakhan, P.0-Galand,
Ghaziabad, UP

WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of
WHEREAS, M/s Ved Cellulose Ltd. 16th KM Stone, Hapur Road, Vill-Lakhan, PO.Galand, Ghaziabad, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based paper
mill producing Kraft and Tissue paper with an installed capacity of 65 TPD and 35 TPD
respectively; and
(CPCB) on June 19, 2013 under NGRBA programme and observed the following:
The Unit is engaged in the production of kraft paper and tissue paper using waste
paper as raw material with an installed capacity of 65 TPD and 35 TPD.
The Unit was found in operation.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 33 m 3/Ton of paper.
The ETP comprises of primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier and
sludge drying beds. Equalisation tank is not provided with ETP.
The treated effluent sample collected from ETP outlet shows BOD-607 mg/I; COD1810 mg/I; and TSS-393 mg/I which indicate non-compliance with the prescribed
effluent discharge norms of BOD, COD and TSS.
The partially treated effluent is finally discharged to Hawal drain which joins East
Kali river and ultimately with river Ganga.
The value of MLSS in the aeration tank was 4273 mg/I.
No flow measuring device installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
Sludge drying beds were full of sludge.
Housekeeping was unsatisfactory.
Contd...2/-
-2AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the powers
1986, notice is served herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down
until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to
comply with the prescribed effluent discharge standards.
notice within 15 days from the receipt of this direction, failing which it will be presumed that
you have nothing to say and appropriate action as deemed fit, in accordance with the
provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, will be taken against the Unit without
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy To:
UP Pollution Control Board
:[To ensure compliance of the above directions)

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October 18, 2013
V
M/s Gopal.lee Dairy Foods Pvt. Ltd.
Garh Road, Siyana,
Bulandshahr , Uttar Pradesh.- 245412
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Notice thereof
pollutants Drum various categories of industries
under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Protection) Act,I 986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to
issue directions to any
industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board
to Lin) local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified
under
the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986; and
Suite Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s GopalJee Dairy Foods Pvt. Ltd., Garh Road, Siyana, Bulandshahr, Uttar
Pradesh (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on September 04, 2013upon receiving a public complaint and made the
I. The Unit has installed capacity of 3.0 Lac Litres per day for milk processing and
processes about 1-2 Lac Litres milk per day as against the Consented capacity of 1.0 Lac
Litres milk per day. lhe Unit was in operation during inspection.
The Unit has not installed water meter at bore wells (02 Nos) to record fresh water
consumption.
The Unit has not installed flow measuring devices at the inlet and the outlet of the ETP to
measure the quantity of effluent generated, treated and discharged.
The ETP installed comprises of holding pit, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary
clarifier and sand titter. Treated effluent is discharged through underground pipeline
about 01 Km long to the Gang nalla, which ultimately meets with river Ganga.
The Unit was found bypassing the ETP and discharging untreated effluent to the nalla,
which had pH-7.08, TSS-265 mg/1, TDS-916mg/1, BOD-152 mg/1 and COD-462 mg/1 as
against prescribed limits of TSS-100 mg/I and BOD-30 mg/I.
Contd..2/-
6 '1he Unit has not
parameters.
-2-
established laboratory to analyze regularly the ETP
operating
The Unit has installed 3 TPH capacity rice husk fired boiler equipped with cyclone as air
pollution control device.
The Unit has Consents under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2013.
It is evident from above o bservations
that the Unit was found discharging untreated
effluent not complying with the prescribed norms in the Nalla that ultimately joins river
Ganga; which has all the potential to contaminate the river water quality and poses serious
threat to the environment.
NOW, T HEREFORE,
in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,

('entral Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
986. notice is hereby served to the Unit as to show cause why the
down.
Unit should not be closed
within
15
days from the receipt of this direction, failing which it will be presumed that the Unit
has no objection and action', as deemed fit within the provisions of the Environment (Protection)
\ct. 1986 will he taken without giving any further notice.
Copy to:
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
1) The Chairman
Plel r P Rhavn an, 3rd Floor Vibhuti Khand
Gomati Nagar, L ucknow-226 010
Uttar Pradesh

PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor. Vibhuti Khand,
(Annan Nagar. L ucknoNN-226 010
Uttar Pradesh

Lodi Road. New Delhi 110 003
,,/f

(Member Secretary)
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
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> By Speed Post
October 18, 2013
To
M/s Coral Newsprint Ltd.,
4 KM Stone, Delhi Road,
Gajraula - 244 223
WHEREAS, M/s Coral Newsprint Ltd., 4 KM Stone, Delhi Road, Gajraula, Distt- Jyotiba
Phule Nagar, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing
Newsprint and Kraft grade paper using waste paper as raw material with an installed
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on June 24, 2009 under
ESS programme and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation. One aerator of aeration tank was out of order and
Secondary clarifier was not in working condition.
ETP treated effluent having pH-7.27, TSS-172 mg/I, BOD-143 mg/I and COD-331
mg/I was being discharge into the drain water of which is used for irrigation purpose.
WHEREAS, CPCB asked UP Pollution Control Board vide letter dated October 08, 2009
to take necessary action for ensuring compliance of the effluent discharge norms by the
Unit and forward action taken report to CPCB within 15 days.
The Unit is engaged in production of Newsprint and Kraft Paper using waste paper &
used newspaper as raw materials with an installed production capacity of 20 TPD.
Unit was in operation during inspection.
The Unit's fresh water consumption is about 22.5 m 3/ ton of paper.
3. The Unit has installed water meter at bore well and V Notch at outlet of ETP but not
at the inlet.
Contd... 2/-
-2The ETP comprises of collection chamber, primary settling tank, aeration tank,
secondary clarifier and SDBs.
The ETP treated effluent had pH-7.18, BOD-211 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD-504
mg/I (norms-250 mg/I), TSS-277 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in ASP was found
347 mg/I during inspection. The Unit was found non Complying with the discharge
norms.
During inspection the team observed that the wastewater was being discharged
from two outlet points, one outside the Unit's premises on land for irrigation and
other within the premises on land for irrigation.
The Unit has 03 outlets-trifurcated for discharging effluent directly on land.
No Laboratory facility established.
Height of sludge drying beds was being increased as the same were full and about
to overflow.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued Show Cause Notice to the Unit on 19.03.2013 under
section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986; and
WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 22.04.2013 to CPCB against the Show
Cause Notice issued, which was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on June 09, 2013
to verify the compliance status and following observations were made:
The Unit is engaged in the production of newsprint paper with an installed capacity
of 20 TPD using waste newspaper and absorbent kraft paper.
During inspection, Unit was not in operation due to power failure.
The fresh water consumption is about 42.43 m 3/ ton of paper.
ETP, comprising of equalisation tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank equipped with
02 fixed aerators, secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDBs), was not in
operation. Unit discharges its treated effluent on the Unit's own land or for use by
local farmer.
Unit has installed V Notch at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The analysis of treated effluent shows pH-7.08, BOD-116 mg/I; COD-325 mg/I; and
TSS-154.5 mg/I which indicates non-compliance with the BOD and TSS norms.
The value of MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank is 217 mg/I and 144 mg/I
respectively indicating un-stabilisation of ETP.
The Unit has established Laboratory for the analysis of pH and TSS but no logbook
is maintained.
The Unit has maintained logbook for water consumption, effluent generation and
discharge etc.
Water meter installed at backwater pipelines is non-functional.
It is evident from the above observations that the Unit has not stabilised the ETP
system, owing to which discharge of partially treated/untreated effluent poses
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of powers
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for
compliance:
Contd...3/-
-3-
5.
The Unit shall operate at a restricted production capacity of 50 % of the consented

production capacity till stabilisation and modification / upgradation of the ETP
system is achieved so as to comply with the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
The Unit shall install additional sludge press for sludge handling and shall reduce
fresh water consumption by recycling and reusing the treated effluent within the
process.
The Unit shall immediately stop land application of the treated/untreated effluent not
complying with the norms.
The Unit shall establish a well equipped environmental laboratory with qualified and
trained manpower for analysis of all operational parameters for ETP.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for restoration of the production capacity
after modification/upgradation of ETP.
be constrained to initiate action against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in
(Manlnder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
Picup Bhawan, 3rd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow- 226 010
Lucknow-226010
Moradabad Dist, Uttar Pradesh
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October 18, 2013
The Chairman & Ma ing Director

M/s. Dhanbad F
Pvt Ltd
G-11 & 12
galpur Industrial Estate,
Bakta ar, Raniganj, WB- 713347
Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Show cause Notice for closure
WHEREAS a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office (Eastern), Kolkata
inspected M/s. Dhanbad Fuels Pvt Ltd (hereafter referred to as unit) under ESS program on March 16,
2010;
WHEREAS, following observations were made during inspection:
The hazardous waste disposal facility was not adequate.
Raw material was stored uncovered in the open area.
Raw material handling section not provided with fugitive emission control devices such as, dust
suppression, dry fog or water sprinkling system.
Proper system not available to collect ESP dust which was directly disposed in an open area and later
collected manually.
Wastewater treatment facility not provided.
Heavy fugitive emissions were observed from kiln charging side, raw material handling section and due to
movement of vehicles.
Wastes such as, lubricants, oil & grease, kiln accretion, ESP dust were dumped in void of Open Cast Pit.
The permanent enclosures were not provided with the belt conveyors.
WHEREAS, on basis of above observations, direction under Section 18 (1) (b) of The Air Act, 1981 dated
June 29, 2010 was issued to WBPCB to direct the unit to take corrective measures;
WHEREAS, it is understood that WBPCB had issued show cause notices dated October 09, 2006, April 03,
2007, September 06, 2007, December 12, 2008, October 6, 2010, May 16, 2011and closure orders dated
February 24, 2006, May 21, 2008 against the unit for non compliance;
WHEREAS, a fresh ESS inspection of the unit was carried out, and following observations were made by
the inspecting team,
Wastewater generated from industrial utilities was not treated and directly discharged into local drain.
Effluent parameters w.r.t. COD, TSS and 0 &G at plant outlet were found to be 2190 me, 8429 mg/I,
and 309 mg/1 exceeding the stipulated standards of 250 mg/I, 100 mg/I and 10 mg/1 respectively.
Heavy fugitive emissions were observed in the premises. Systems such as dust suppression/ dry fog/
water sprinkling for control of fugitive emissions from raw material section were not available and
tanker for water spraying was found non- operational.
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-2Raw material was stored in open area without cover to prevent dust re-suspension.
Adequate arrangement to collect ESP dust was not made.
Monitoring platform and ladder attached with stack were found damaged due to which monitoring stack
emission monitoring could not be carried out.
The hazardous waste disposal facility was not adequate and data regarding generation, storage and
disposal of hazardous wastes not maintained.
7. The permanent enclosures not provided with the belt conveyors.
WHEREAS, from the above two inspections it is evident that the unit is a repeated defaulter;
WHEREAS, it is mandatory on part of the industry to adequately control the emissions and to conform to the
standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 and to comply with the Consent
conditions issued under The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and The Water (Prevention
and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974;
WHEREAS, the observations made during inspection clearly indicate that the unit was not conforming to the
standards, notified vide Notification No. GSR 414 (E) dated May 30, 2008 under Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 thereby violating the notified standards.
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, vide Notification No. S.0.157
directions to any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and the
rules notified under the Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1986 and amendment thereof,
Act, 1986, this notice is issued to you to show cause as to why the operation of the unit should not be closed
until appropriate measures are taken by you to achieve the standards notified vide Notification No. G.S.R.
414 (E), dated the 30th May 2008 under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for Sponge Iron Plant.
You are hereby given an opportunity of 15 days from the receipt of this Notice to file objections, if any. In
case no reply is received within the stipulated period, it will be presumed that you have nothing to say and
the above proposed directions shall be confirmed in accordance with the provision under The E (P) Act,
/
1986 without issuing any further communication.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Advisor
CP Division, Ministry of Environment & Forests
New Delhi 110 003
West Bengal Pollution Control Board
Paribesh Bhawan, Bldg. No. 10 A, Block-L A, Sector - 3
Salt Lake City, Kolkata 700 091
-3The Incharge
Zonal Office (Eastern), 502, Southend Conclave,
182, Rajdanga main road, Kolkata 700107
Incharge, ESS
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By Speed Post
October 18, 2013
M/s Anand Tissues Limited (Paper Mill),

16th KM, Meeru Mawana Road,
VIII-Fitkari, Meerut-250 401, UP
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue
directions to any Industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to
any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under
the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986; and
WHEREAS, M/s Anand Tissues Limited, 16th KM, Meerut Mawana Road, Vill-Fitkari, Meerut,
UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is engaged in the production of Kraft paper/ duplex
board with an installed capacity of 55 TPD; and
under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 to the Unit to stop chemical pulping immediately and
to shift to waste paper based production within 30 days; and
WHEREAS, UPPCB officials sealed all the digesters (six nos.) of the Unit on 26.05.2010 in
the presence of officials from district administration; and
WHEREAS, UPPCB issued directions on 9.8.2012 under section 33(A) of the Water Act to
implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Ganga River Basin' in
the prescribed time bound manner, including to submit supporting documents towards their
commitment for installation of CRP/ common CRP within 45 days, failing which to dismantle
and remove chemical pulping facilities from the Unit's premises before November 30, 2012;
and
WHEREAS, a complaint has been received regarding pollution of Choiya drain, river Kali and
local water bodies caused by discharge of untreated effluent from the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on 05.10.20; 2 to verify the public compliant and made the following observations:
1.

Continued...2/-
-2-
14.
The Unit is engaged in production of about 55 TPD Kraft Paper using waste paper as
raw material.
ETP comprises of Holding tank, Vibro Screen, Primary Clarifier (760 m 3), Aeration tank
(1800 m 3), Secondary Clarifier (567 m 3) and Sludge Drying Beds.
The Unit has chemical pulping facilities such as digesters to manufacture chemical
pulp using agro waste as raw material.
Krona fibre recovery plant was found defunct and not in operation.
Primary Clarifier was not in operation and was partially filled below the weir line level.
Effluent was directly fed from holding tanks to aeration tank.
Huge amount of wheat straw is available within the Unit's premises.
The inlet to aeration tank (as primary clarifier was not in operation) effluent sample
analysis shows pH-6.43, BOD-639 mg/I, COD-4832 mg/I, TSS-1656 mg/I. High COD
value of influent indicates possibility of black liquor discharge from chemical pulping.
The ETP outlet sample analysis shows pH-8.23, BOD-05 mg/I, COD-34 mg/I, TSS-24
mg/I. This shows BOD reduction of 99.22%, COD reduction of 99.30% & TSS
reduction of 98.55%, which indicates dilution of outlet.
MLSS in aeration tank was 7841 mg/I and SVI is estimated as 34.43 ml/gm, which
indicate non-stabilisation of aeration tank.
Analysis of wastewater samples collected from recipient Chhoiya drain at upstream
shows BOD-19 mg/I, COD-56 mg/I & TSS-35 mg/I, whereas at downstream shows
BOD-1708 mg/I, COD-5040 mg/I & TSS-958 mg/I, which indicates discharge of
untreated effluent/ black liquor into the drain.
Strong colour in Chhoiya drain was also observed.
Boiler ash was found outside the Unit premises lying in open area.
1
2
3
The Unit shall dismantle and remove chemical pulping facilities namely digesters,
blown tank, pulp washing line etc from the Unit's premises immediately and intimate
the compliance to CPCB and UPPCB within 15 days;
The Unit shall augment, upgrade and stabilise ETP system so as to comply with the
prescribed norms and shall report to CPCB within 15 days.
The Unit shall dispose boiler ash in a scientific way.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply dated 12.04.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on June 04, 2013 to verify
7.
The Unit and its ETP was in operation.

'V Notch' is installed at the inlet and outlet of the ETP.
The Unit has installed 05 High pressure showers (HPS) of 0.5 mm dia with 32 nozzle
in each showers. Fresh water is used in HPS. The Unit has installed 02 low pressure
showers (LPS) of 0.5 mm dia with 32 nozzle in each. Back water is used in the LPS.
All the 06 Digesters were found dismantled including blown tank, pulp washing line
and found within the Unit premises.
ETP comprised of Floating tankl - (150 m 3); HT-2(440 m3), Primary Clarifier (760 m3),
Aeration tank on diffused aeration system (1800 m 3), Secondary Clarifier (567 m3)
and Sludge Drying Beds.
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater shows BOD-19 mg/I, COD-111 mg/I and
TSS-38.0 mg/I indicating compliance with the effluent discharge norms.
Aeration tank is upgraded on diffused aeration system. Sample was taken from the
Aeration tank which shows MLSS of 4180 mg/I.
Continued...3/-
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14.
A part of treated effluent is reused for land application/plantation within the Unit and
remaining is discharged into the drain.
Log books maintained for freshwater consumption, energy consumption, wastewater
geheration and Waste water discharge, chemical dosing and wastewater analysis.
The Unit has established environmental laboratory for wastewater analysis and has
environmental management cell (EMC) in place.
The sludge accumulated in the local drain outside the Unit has been removed. The
flow in downstream and upstream of drain was almost zero.
The Unit housekeeping was found satisfactory.
Colour coding of the pipelines has been completed.
The Unit informed that ash is being disposed in a scientific manner and no ash was
found within and around the Unit premises.
following directions are issued to the Unit for compliance:
3.
The Unit shall remove the dismantled digesters from the Unit premises immediately
and shall not store any agro waste except rice husk within the premises.
The Unit shall complete action points of the charter like installation of tertiary treatment
facility, running hour meters and water meters etc as directed by UPPCB within two
months and ensure compliance of the effluent quality norms on regular basis
The Unh
Its compliance report to CPCB.
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
UP Stale Pollution Control Board
3) The Adviser (CFA Division)
Ministry at Environment & Forests,
Paiyavararl 3hawan, CGO Complex,
V41 The Incharge ESS Divislcn, CPCB
The Incl arge, PC! -ill Division, CPCB
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M/s The West Coast Paper Mills Ltd.

Post Box No. 5, Bangur Nagar,
Dandeli-581 325, Karnatka
VTR, S IV
WHEREAS, M/s The West Coast Paper Mills Ltd. Post Box No. 5, Bangur Nagar,
Dandeli, Kamatka (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a wood based paper mill
producing Writing Printing & Duplex Board with an installed capacity of 3,20,000 MTPA
using 100% wood as raw material; and
(CPCB) on July 23-24, 2013 under ESS programme and observed the following:
The Unit is engaged in the production of Paper with an installed capacity of

3,20,000 TPA (877 TPD).
The Unit and the ETP were in operation during inspection.
The consents under Water & Air Acts expired on 30.06.2013.
The Unit is meeting it fresh water requirement from River Kali and generates about
65572 KLD of effluent.
The flow meter at for water withdrawal was recorded as 88240 KLD.
The estimated wastewater discharge is about 81.0 KUTon of paper.
The Unit has adopted ODL and ECF bleaching system and produces 15 TPD OF
chlorine.
The ETP comprises of bar screen, primary clarifier, mist cooling, and ASP.
The Unit has a STP which comprises of aeration tank, secondary clarifier, and
polishing pond.
The analysis of treated effluent sample collected from ETP outlet shows BOD-73.2
mg/I; COD-265 mg/I; and TSS-138 mg/I and O&G-14.7 mg/I which indicate noncompliance with the prescribed effluent discharge norms of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I, 100
mg/I and 10 mg/I respectively.
11. The value of MLSS was 275 mg/I indicating improper operation of ETP.
Contd...2/-
134
-2The treated effluent from polishing pond is discharged into Halamaddi Nallah which
ultimately joins Kali River after travelling about 1 Km.
The aerators provided in the polishing ponds are not enough to cover the dead
pockets.
The housekeeping at filter press needs to be improved.
Upstream (U/s) water analysis of Kali river from effluent discharge points shows
BOD-3.0 mg/I, COD-52.0 mg/I and DO-08.0 mg/I. Downstream (D/s) water analysis
of River Kali shows BOD-2.2 mg/I, COD-22.3 mg/I, DO-8.5 mg/I.
The Unit has provided surge tank to hold the paper machine effluent which was
filled with sludge and requires cleaning.
Stack monitoring of chemical recovery boiler-II and rotary lime kiln boiler shows
Particulate Matter (PM) as 329 mg/Nm 3 and 265 mg/Nm3 indicating non
compliance with the emission norms. All boilers are provided with ESP individually.
Heavy Fugitive emission was observed from ash conveyor belt.
Unit does not have Laboratory facility for wastewater analysis nor does have
skilled manpower for analytical work.
The Unit supplies fly ash to cement industries as per fly ash utilisation notification.
The Unit has no proper shed for storage of constructed hazardous waste.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of powers
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions are issued for
compliance:
The Unit shall operate at a restricted production capacity of 50 % of the consented
production capacity till modification / upgradation of the ETP system and
optimisation of air pollution control device are completed so as to comply with the
prescribed effluent and emission discharge norms as per the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986 or as prescribed by Karnataka SPCB, whichever are
stricter;
The Unit shall not operate without valid consent under Water Act & Air Act.
The Unit shall provide impervious lining and clean up the surge tank provided for
the paper machine effluent.
The Unit shall install adequate aerators or modify the aeration system to cover the
dead pockets at polishing tank to avoid bulking of sludge.
The Unit shall construct a collection pit sludge loading area to prevent getting of
the effluent into the storm water drain.
The Unit shall construct a permanent hazardous waste storage shed.
The Unit shall take necessary measures to control fugitive emission at coal
handling area.
The Unit shall provide designated place for storage of E-Waste, Battery, Solid
Waste etc.
The Unit shall calibrate the flow meter at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for restoration of the production
capacity after modification/upgradation of ETP and optimising the performance of
APCD.
constrained to initiate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Contd...3/-
-3Copy To:
Karnataka State Pollution Control Board
'Parisara Bhavana', 1st to 5th Floor,
#49, Church Street,
Bengaluru-560001

3)
The incharge, Southern Zonal Office,

1st and 2nd Floors, "NISARGA BHAVANA",
Thimmaiah Main Road, 7th 'D' Cross,
Opp. Pushpanjali Theatre, Shivanagar,
Bangalore 560 010
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The Incharge IT Division, CPCB, Delhi
Member Sacra ary
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BY Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-111/2012/ .x' 1%\,.
Dated: Oc o er 23, 2013
To
Mis. RUCHIRA PAPERS LIMITED,
Trilokpur Road, Kala Amb-173 030
(Protection)Act,1986(29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other standards and norms;
and
WHEREAS, M/s Ruchira Papers Limited, Trilokpur Road, Kala Amb, District-Simaur, HP
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper (using 55%
waste paper and 45 % Agro Waste as raw material) and Writing& Printing Paper (using
agro waste as raw material); and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 17.10.2012 under ESS
programme and following observations were made:
During inspection the Unit and the ETP were in operation.
Multiple discharge points were found for the discharge of untreated effluent into drain.
Analysis of treated effluent sample collected from ETP outlet showed BOD-45.3 mg/I;
COD-265 mg/I; and TSS-42.0 mg/I which indicates non-compliance with the
prescribed effluent discharge standards of 30 mg/I for BOD.
The MLSS in the aeration tank observed was 1413 mg/I and MLVSS as 968 mg/I
which indicates poor stabilisation of ETP.
Sample collected from by-pass drain within the Unit's premises had BOD-203 mg/I;
COD-1183 mg/I and TSS- 684 mg/I.
The Unit discharges its untreated effluent (BOD-398 mg/I, COD-1645 mg/I, and TSS627 mg/I) directly into Jattah Nallah which meets river Markandey.
Contd...2/-
-27)
The particulate matter (PM) concentration Monitored in the stack of 22 TPH multi fuel
boiler was 273.0 mg/Nm 3 as against the stipulated norms of 150 mg/Nm3.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued show cause notice for closure to the unit on 31.12.2012
under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Units reply vide its letter dated 16.01.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 12.03.2013 and made the
9)
The Unit has two separate production Units (namely Unit-I &II) and one common
ETP. Unit-I is engaged in Kraft Paper production [Capacity-160 TPD, 55% waste and
45 % Agro based raw material; and Unit-II is engaged in the production of Writing &
Printing Paper (Capacity-100 TPD) based on agro waste as raw material. The Unit
and its ETP were in operation.
The analysis of ETP treated wastewater showed BOD-228 mg/I (as against the norms
of 30 mg/I), COD-840 mg/I (as against the norms of 350 mg/I) and TSS-504 mg/I (as
against the norms of 100 mg/I) indicating non compliance with the discharge norms.
The MLSS concentration in aeration tank was found as 2803 mg/I. Multiple discharge
points were observed and partially/ untreated effluent from ETP was being
discharged to Jattah drain.
Two effluent streams (namely stream-1& stream-2) were found discharging untreated
effluent directly to adjoining drain which ultimately meets the river Markandey.
Sample analysis of the stream-1 (effluent from wet washing) showed pH-5.84, BOD773 mg/I, COD-2656 mg/I and TSS-1541 mg/I.
Sample analysis of the stream-2 (effluent from ETP outlet, recovery boiler, colony
waste etc) showed pH-6.13, BOD-1233 mg/I, COD-2596 mg/I and TSS-1703 mg/I.
Direct discharge of effluent through a pipeline was observed in stream-2.
During inspection chemical recovery plant (CRP) was in operation for black liquor
management.
Stack emission monitoring of 22 TPH boiler stack showed Particulate Matter (PM)
emission of 67.6 mg/Nm 3 well within the prescribed norms of 150 mg/Nm 3. Trema
type cyclone is used as APCD in 22 TPD boiler and ESP in other boilers.
Contd...3/-
-3AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued closure direction on 28.08.2013 under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and directed the Unit to comply with the following:
The Unit shall submit adequacy assessment and upgradation report prepared by
expert institute like CPPRIPITs to CPCB and HP SPCB to ensure compliance of
treated effluent with the prescribed discharge norms.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle multiple discharge outlets apart from ETP outlet.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle all the pipelines/channels coming out of the
Unit's premises, except for the single designated treated effluent discharge line
authorised by Himachal Pradesh SPCB.
The Unit shall install flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit shall seek consent from Himachal Pradesh SPCB for operation of common
ETP for both Units (Kraft and Writing-Printing paper Units).
The Unit shall provide action plan for lime sludge regeneration and its management in
a time bound manner.
AND WHEREAS, the Units reply vide its letter dated 17.09.2013 was examined and
following observations made:
3.
The Unit submitted ETP adequacy assessment report prepared by IIT Roorkee,
Saharanpur Campus.
As per the ETP adequacy report, ETP scheme is sufficient to handle the wastewater
of 6000 m3/day and to meet the discharge norms. The design capacities of various
Unit's of ETP are adequate to handle the hydraulic & mass load as per standard
design practice.
The Unit has submitted proposal seeking consents from Himachal Pradesh SPCB on
28.03.2013.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 08.10.2013 and made
During inspection all the sections of paper mill were found closed in compliance of
CPCBs closure direction.
Captive power plant and Chemical recovery plant were also found closed.
The value of MLSS in the aeration tank was found to be 3544 mg/I indicating
stabilisation of aeration tank.
The Unit has commissioned a newly constructed tank (capacity 300 m 3) for recycling
of treated effluent from wet washing.
Contd...4/-
-aThe Unit has commissioned a newly constructed equalisation tank of capacity 800 m3
with diffused aeration system.
The Unit has dismantled multiple discharge points except ETP outlet.
The Unit has dismantled pipelines /channels of storm water coming out of the Unit's
premises.
The Unit has installed flow measuring device at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
The Unit has applied for consents before Himachal SPCB for operation of common
ETP for both the Unit's.
The Unit has taken the help of Civil Eng, Dept of NIT Kurukshetra for study of sludge
regeneration and its management. The Unit has submitted the interim report dated
26.09.2013.
1986, the Unit is directed to comply with the following:
The Unit is permitted to resume its manufacturing operations and shall ensure
stabilization of ETP and its proper operation so as to comply with the prescribed
effluent discharge norms.
The Unit shall submit the progress report on monthly basis to Himachal Pradesh
SPCB and CPCB.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions by the Unit, CPCB will be constrained
to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment
Copy to:
1.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board
'Him Parivesh', Phase III,
New Shimla 171 009
Himachal Pradesh
Contd...5/-
-5The Incharge , Zonal Office,

Lucknow-226010
4.

: (With a request to connect the electricity
Himachal Pradesh Electricity Board,
supply to the Unit)
\57 The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB

6.

Member Secretary
It 2Se cs"
M ese.,
B-29016/01/PCI-Voil spillage/Uran
30/10/2013
To
The Chief neral Manager
Oil & N ral Gas Corporation Ltd,
Mu ai Region, Uran Plant,
Ur -400702
aharashtra State
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - notice
thereof
WHEREAS M/s ONGC Ltd ( Uran unit), Maharashtra ( hereinafter referred to as '
the unit') is a large scale Oil & Gas exploration industry engaged in oil exploration, and
having operating pipelines for transportation of petroleum crude & processing facilities
at Uran ;and
WHEREAS CPCB received complaint about the crude oil leakage at Uran plant
& also learnt from the print media about the environmental pollution caused by the
unit ;and
WHEREAS there was leakage of crude oil from Bombay Uran Trunk (BUT) crude oil
line on 06/10/2013 leading to flow of crude oil through storm water drain ultimately
joining Arabian sea near Mora to Karanja villages ;and
WHEREAS grey black film of oil spill adversely affected local fishermen and raised
ecological concerns was observed at the site; and
WHEREAS the spillages has affected the beaches and coastal areas, besides
adversely affecting the marine environment and ecology in the surrounding areas; and
WHEREAS ONGC is required to report any such happenings to concerned SPCB,
CPCB & Coast guard but no such information was provided till October 09 th 2013,
4.00PM to CPCB ;and
Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002, has
Contd..2..
:2:
WHEREAS the following directions were proposed to be issued to the
unit vide letter no B-29016/01/PC1-1/oilsoillage/uran/2412-15, dated
09/10/2013.
The unit shall immediately stop pumping of crude oil from BUT line pending further
investigation.
The unit shall submit detail report on the action taken for containment of oil spillage and
steps to be taken for disposal of affected oily water & sand.
WHEREAS MPCB constituted a committee comprising of officials from
MPPCB, NEERI, and Industry representative for investigation of spillage
matter. The committee members inspected the site on October 09, 2013
and observed the following:
Industry used four nos of pneumatic pumps of 150 m 3 /hr for removing oil from
storm water drain and recovered oil mixed with water was pumped into
effluent treatment plant.
Near Peerwadi on South side of helipad two dead snakes were found. Oil
traces on boulders was noticed near Uran Beach Nagar, on South side of
helipad.
WHEREAS a committee comprising of Member Secretary CPCB,
officials from CPCB and representative from IA Division of MoEF visited the
site on October 10, 2013 and observed the following:
The crude oil pumped from the Bombay High in the MUT line is pushed into the old BUT line
within the Plant premises for distribution to the crude stabilization unit. The BUT pipeline is
more than 30 years old.
It was reported that on October 06, 2013, power failure occurred in the Plant which resulted
in increasing pressure in the oil line from normal 7-8 kgf/cm 2 to 25 kgf/cm 2 . This increase in
pressure in the oil line resulted in oil leakage from the 2" dia de-congealing line attached
with the main oil line (i.e. BUT line).
The de-congealing line is provided to supply steam to the main pipe line for melting the
settled wax, if any, along the inner surface of the main crude oil pipe line.
The de-congealing line doesn't carry any crude, but as the leakage occurred in the portion
of the de-congealing line between the valve and its joint with the main pipe line the crude
from the main line entered the de-congealing line and leaked/oozed out.
5. It was informed that the damaged pipeline was isolated, depressurized and leakage point
clamped at around 11.00 PM on 06 th October 2013.
Contd..3..
:3:
On 07th October, 2013, the unit hired the services of M/s Sea Care Marine Services to
recover spilled oil from the drains, around the sea-shore and to clean the oil covered
boulders in the beach area. The unit informed that around 5000 litres of crude oil was
spilled, out of which about 4000 litres was recovered.
The unit informed that the new cable which was charged about 04 days back had
ruptured which could have resulted in disruption of power supply. The matter is being
investigated.
The leakage in the de-congealing line has been clamped. The entire channel wherein
crude oil leakage took place was full with oil and recovery of oil was in progress manually.
The entire channel up to second API was full of oil indicating higher quantum of oil
leakage. Oil marks were visible on the walls indicating higher oil spillage had occurred.
As proper containment system to contain such oil leakage is not provided below the
pipelines conveying crude oil, therefore, the leaked oil had overflown into the storm water
drain which joins the sea at a distance of about 20 meters (outside the Plant premises).
The unit is surrounded by Drona hills on three sides and by the Arabian sea on the fourth.
The entire water from hillock flows through the plant and unit is having seven storm water
drains leading to Arabian Sea. These storm water drains are not completely lined and in
case of any mixing of oil, percolation into the surrounding area cannot be ruled out.
On the sea coast, boulders in a stretch of about 150 meters were seen covered with thin
layer of oil. However, no oil was observed in the sea water.
The workers of M/s Sea Care Marine Services were seen collecting oil from the drain,
spraying emulsifiers on the boulders to separate oil and wiping the boulders manually to
remove the oil. Boomers has been placed at the terminal point of the storm water drain to
check and collect oil flowing in the drain.
The representative of M/s Sea Care Marine Services informed that about 20 barrels of oil
contaminated water has been removed by them and sent to the Plant for processing. The
representative of Uran Plant informed that about 4000 litres of oil has been collected from
within the Plant.
A visual observation of the site indicates that far higher quantity of oil would have spilled.
Most of the pipelines in the Plant are very old (laid in early 90s) and need to be replaced.
The overall housekeeping including the Plant maintenance needs immediate attention.
The leaked oil had overflown into the storm water drain which joins the Arabian Sea at
about 20 meters (from the Plant premises) and even after 03 days of the spillage/leakage,
oil layer was visible in the water flowing in the drain
During the visit within the plant premises, oil was still being collected manually at the
incident site and at the API oil separator.
Contd..4..
:4:
The unit is having an effluent treatment plant comprising of surge pond, coagulated
intercepted plate tank, sand pressure filter, two stage bio towers, polishing pond/guard
pond to treat 16800 m3/day of trade effluent which is disposed into Arabian Sea having
TDS levels more than 30-40000mg/I comprising not only sodium salts but also heavy metals
like chromium, fluoride, lead, mercury , nickel etc., The detailed analysis results of these
were not available as mostly parameters like pH, O&G, SS &BOD are analysed as disposal is
into sea.
As informed, the unit is in the process of up-gradation of ETP and work has been entrusted
to EIL with the objective to incorporate installation of VOC control system, reuse/recycle of
treated effluent as raw water/cooling water. The expected commissioning of upgraded
plant will be around March 2016.
20. Earlier on February 12/ h , 2013, gases separated in crude oil stabilization process and not
getting compressed due to process upset were diverted to flare stack-II of height 80
meters instead of feeding to natural gas feed line as per plant design/safety manual and
flared leading to higher emissions from stacks.
WHEREAS the unit has submitted reply/clarifications vide letter
dated 1 4/1 0/201 3 against the Directions issued intimating:
Most of the oil leaked was confined within the boundary of ONGC Uran
plant, and no adverse impact on Marine environment and ecology.
The closure of the pipeline may not be practically possible due to supply
chain which is connected with the consent refineries.
In Phase-I 65 decongealing pipes have been strengthened, in Phase-II the
strengthening of remaining 65 critical De-congealing pipes are in hand and
expected to be completed by December 2013.
WHEREAS the reply submitted by the unit did not specify any action plan
towards strengthening the system for monitoring of health of pipelines,

impact on environment ecology etc.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, and on the basis of above
examination and review, the following directions are issued:
The unit shall ensure that no oil is pumped in the BUT line in use within the Plant
premises with immediate effect. The portion of the old BUT line within the plant
premises (discarded from Bombay High to the Plant boundary) needs
replacement considering its age. The pipeline should not be used till the health of
the pipeline is checked and preventive action taken for its rehabilitation.
The unit shall put in place a contingency plan to control oil spillages and
atmospheric releases in case of any mis-happenings as that occurred on October
06, 2013 and February 12, 2013.
Contd..5..
:5:
The unit shall prepare inventory of all the pipelines specifying their age and
providing action plan for their replacement/rehabilitation.
The unit shall install IT based system like SCADA for monitoring the health of
pipelines and shall provide a time bound action plan to install such a monitoring
and control system.
The unit shall quantify the left over spilled oil in the incident area and from the
drains should be removed immediately.
The contaminated soil and the vegetation in the incident area should be removed
immediately and sent for treatment to the authorised TSDF facility.
The unit shall prepare an action plan to expedite replacement of old/faulty cables
and to install a system for eliminating the defective portion alongwith proper
power back up system.
The area under the pipelines be equipped with fool-proof primary and secondary
oil containment system so that in case of any leakage in the pipelines, the spilled
oil could be collected, removed and taken back to the system abating any
possibility of soil/groundwater contamination and impact to the marine
environment and ecology. The system so designed should be based upon the risk
assessment model studies accounting for the worst case scenario.
The unit has several drains for carrying storm water to Arabian Sea. The unit should
identify all the drains which may carry floor washings etc. and install API system at
the outlet of all such drains.
The unit should explore the possibility to recycle and reuse the treated water
instead of disposing the high TDS treated water to sea and time bound action plan
shall be submitted.
The unit should conduct a study to assess the impact on marine life due to disposal
of effluent containing high TDS alongwith heavy metals in the sea at a distance of
1.5 km. from the shore.
The unit shall submit an action plan to ensure compliance with the
above Direction within 15 days of the date of the Direction along with
a bank guarantee of Rs 1.0 crores valid till 31/12/2014 incorporating
the clause that the Central Pollution Control Board may forfeit the
bank guarantee for non-compliance of any of the above
compliance. The bank guarantee shall be furnished by November 15,
2013.
13. The compliance of Direction at S.No. 1 shall be informed immediately
after taking action.
You are hereby directed to comply with the directions listed above. In case of your
failure to comply with the above-proposed directions CPCB will be constrained to
initiate necessary action under the provisions of Environment Protection Act, 1986.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Kalpataru Point, 3rd & 4th floors,
Sion Matunga Scheme Road No. 6
Opp. Cine Planet, Sion Circle, Sion (E),
Mumbai 400 022.
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi - 110 003
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Gonna Subhanpura Road,
Subhanpura, Vadodara-390 003
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M/s N V Distilleries Ltd. (Distillery),
Village - Badholi, Kalpi Road,
Dist. Ambala,
Haryana
October 17, 2013

Whereas, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of
environmental pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 and Rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification 5.0.157(E)
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction
to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other
(Protection) Rules,1986; and
Whereas, the State Pollution Control Boards (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees
(PCCs) can stipulate stringent standards for discharge of environmental pollutants from various
categories of industries than those notified by the Central Government, under the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the CPCB/SPCBs/PCCs have been pursuing the polluting industries to install
effluent treatment plants (ETPs) to comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, M/s N V Distilleries Ltd. (Distillery), Village-Badholi, Kalpi Road, Dist. Ambala,
Haryana (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on 25.05.2011 under ESS programme and the following observations were
made:
The Unit was found in operation and involved in the manufacturing of Alcohol with an
installed capacity of 75 KLD using grain (Broken rice, Bajra, Jowar) as raw material. The
Unit generates effluent to the extent of about 600 KLD @ 08KL/KL of alcohol production.
The Unit has installed ETP comprising of Decanter, Reverse Osmosis (RO) plant, Multi
Effect Evaporator (MEE).
3. During inspection, it was observed that the Unit has four katcha/unlined lagoons and a
pucca lagoon where Fermenter wash effluent, pump sealing water and PHE cleaning is
stored without treatment.
Contd...2/-
-2During inspection, it was observed that effluent from the bottling section was discharged
without proper treatment on low lying land.
The Unit has one boiler (25 TPH capacity) using coal as fuel equipped with ESP as APCD.
The emissions from the boiler are emitted by a stack of 45 meter height.
6. Stack emission monitoring result showed non-compliance with particulate matter (PM)
emission value being 307 mg/Nm 3 against 150 mg/Nm3.
Whereas, the following directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, were issued to the unit on 05.08.2011:
The Unit shall install treatment facility for treatment of fermenter wash, pump sealing
water and plate heat exchanger (PHE) cleaning. The waste water after treatment shall be
reused within the premises.
The Unit shall stop practice of storing untreated effluent generated from fermentation
wash etc. in katcha lagoons.
The Unit shall provide requisite treatment to the accumulated effluent stored in
unlined/katcha lagoons and these unlined lagoons/ pits shall be dismantled, thereafter.
The Unit shall ensure that the prescribed storage capacity of effluent should not exceed as
per the Environmental Clearance given by MoEF /HSPCB.
The Unit shall immediately repair/maintain its ESP to achieve the stipulated norms of
emission from the stack.
The Unit shall dispose off boiler ash properly and scientifically.
7. The Unit shall install dust suppression systems in the coal handling area.
The Unit shall reuse bottle wash effluent within the premises.
The Unit shall collect the spillages while loading the solid waste in trucks and send the
liquid wash to MEE and also have temporary storage facility for storing the solid waste
(cattle feed).
Whereas, the unit's reply dated 12.09.2011 was examined and CPCB team inspected the
Unit on March 18, 2012 and made the following observations:
The unit has three unlined/ katcha lagoons of 3959, 4550 and 4620 KL capacity and two
lined pucca lagoons of 4900 KL capacity each. The untreated effluent was stored in the
lagoons.
The ETP of 300 KLD capacity is under construction.
Multiple outlets were observed through which untreated effluent was being discharged into
nearby drains.
The drain effluent quality indicated pH-4.35, SS-104 mg/1, TDS-1141 mg/1, COD-1527 mg/1
and BOD-985 mg/I.
5. The untreated effluent stored in lagoons was being used for spraying on coal. The effluent
quality showed pH-5.1, SS-329 mg/I, TDS-14976 mg/I, COD-43200 mg/I and BOD-33200
mg/1.
Whereas, notice under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued on
01.06.2012 to show cause why the unit should not be closed down and the unit was given an
opportunity to file objections (if any); and
Whereas, the Unit submitted reply on 06.07.2012, stating the following:

Contd...3/-
-3The Unit confirmed that it has three katcha lagoons filled with effluents and proposed that
effluent stored in pucca lagoons will be evaporated through solar heating. The unit
proposed to discard the katcha lagoons within one year.
The ETP of 300 KLD capacity is constructed.
The Unit is having decanter, MEE and RO for spent wash treatment and has constructed the
ETP for other process effluents.
The Unit confirmed spraying of the effluents from lagoon on coal.
Whereas, directions under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 were issued
to the Unit on 03.12.2012 to close its manufacturing operations with immediate effect till
compliance of the following directions:
The unit shall treat the stored effluent in katcha lagoons in ETP and dismantle the lagoons.
The unit shall seek permission of CPCB before restarting its manufacturing operations.
The unit shall stop spraying of effluent on coal.
The unit shall submit compliance of directions immediately after the receipt of the
direction.
Whereas, the Unit was inspected by CPCB officials on 12.03.2013 to verify compliance
status of direction and the following observations were made:
The Unit was in operation even after issue of CPCB closure directions.
The effluent generation from washings, pumps sealing, blow downs, spillage and PHE
cleaning etc. is about 200 KLD, which is treated in the 300 KLD ETP comprising of
equalization tank, aeration tank, clarifier, sand filter and sludge drying beds. The treated
effluent is used for irrigation/plantation.
The MLSS in aeration tank was 117 mg/1, confirming non stabilization and poor operation
of the ETP.
The Unit has provision to bypass the effluent from equalization tank
Spent lees and condensates ( 234-364 KLD) are treated in RO plant (575 KLD). RO
permeate is used in cooling water and RO reject is used for spraying on coal/ash.
The Unit has dismantled three kachha (unlined) lagoons; however stagnant effluent was
observed on ground near coal yard, bottle washing section and outside of gate adjoining the
natural drain.
7. The unit has two lined lagoons of 4900 KL capacity each. It was observed that at a few
places, the Unit has directly applied spent wash for plantation, which was corroborated
with the presence of foul smell near that area.
Whereas, the Unit vide its letter dated 27.05.2013 submitted compliance status; and
Whereas, the Unit was inspected by CPCB officials on 07.10.2013 and the following
The unlined lagoons were not observed
The effluent / RO reject is not being used for spraying on coal.
No outlet for discharge of wastewater was observed.
Whereas, the Unit submitted letter dated 01.10.2013 for resumption of its manufacturing
operations; and
Contd...4/-
-4Now, Therefore, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
the Unit is allowed to resume its manufacturing operations subject to compliance of the following
directions:
The Unit shall obtain Consents under both the Water and Air Acts.
The spent wash shall be treated through decanter, MEE and dryer to achieve zero liquid
discharge.
The Unit shall stabilize its ETP and treat other effluents except spent wash to meet the
prescribed norms.
The Unit shall augment APCD attached to the boilers to meet the prescribed norms.
5. The Unit shall submit bank guarantee of Rs. 10.0 lakhs (Rupees Ten lakhs only) within 15
days from the issue of the directions to ensure compliance of above directions with validity
period of one year and with provision of forfeiture in case of non-compliance.
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without giving any further notice.
(Maninder Singh)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
Haryana State Pollution Control Board,
C-11, Sector 6, Panchkula, Haryana
: To inspect the Unit and submit the

compliance report within 02 months
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226010
3. Director (CP Division)
Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF),
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M/s Al-Saqib Exports Pvt. Ltd.

11th Km mile stone
Village Alipur, Jijwana Hapur Road
Meerut, Uttar Pradesh 250 002
Direction under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 - Notice thereof
pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986 and rules framed thereunder; and
(Protection) Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to
issue direction to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to
any local or other Authority for the violation of emission and effluent standards notified under
the Environment (Protection) Rules,I986 and other standards and norms; and
State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s Al-Saqib Exports Pvt. Ltd., Village Alipur, Jijwana Hapur Road, Meerut,
Uttar Pradesh (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) was inspected by the officials of Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on June 20, 2013 and the following observations were made:
The Unit has slaughtering capacity of 1200 Buffalo per day and was in operation during
inspection.
The Unit has installed two number of bore wells to meet fresh water requirement;
however the Unit has not installed water meters to record actual water consumption and
neither any log book is maintained.
The Unit has not provided flow measuring devices at the inlet and outlet of ETP to record
the effluent generation and its discharge respectively.
ETP consists of primary clarifier, aeration tanks and secondary clarifier.
During inspection ETP was not in operation and the Unit was found discharging raw
effluent through tanker for land application. It had pH-6.86, TSS-I090 mg/1, BOD-2090
mg/1 and COD- 6790 mg/1 against the prescribed limit of BOD-30 mg/1 and TSS-50 mg/l.
The Unit discharges its effluent to a nalla located just outside of the Unit's premises,
which meets river East Kali after traversing about 5 Km.
Contd..2/-
-2The Unit has installed 4 TPH capacity oil fired boiler.

The Unit has Consent under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2013.
It is evident from above observations that the Unit was found discharging untreated
effluent on land and ETP was not in operation. The discharge of untreated effluent on land
has all potential to contaminate the ground water and pose serious threat to the
environment.
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, notice is hereby served to the Unit to show cause as to why the Unit should not be closed
down.
within 15 days from the receipt of this letter, failing which action will be taken against the Unit
without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
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Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
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Uttar Pradesh
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To
M/s Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd(R Et D Centre)
Village: Sarhaul, Sector-18
Gurgaon,Haryana-122015
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986 - Notice thereof
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonal office, Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Lucknow, visited M/s Ranbaxy
Laboratories Ltd, R ft D Centre (herein after referred to as the Unit)
on June 18,2013 to assess the adequacy of the existing pollution
control measures; and
WHEREAS it was observed that the effluent at the final ETP
outlet is exceeding the prescribed norms w.r.t. TSS (239 mg/l> 100
mg/l),BOD (150 mg/l > 30 mg/l) and COD( 605 mg/l>250 mg/l) which
has all likelihood to damage and cause grave injury to the
environment; and
WHEREAS it was observed that the tertiary treatment system was
non operational and untreated water used for gardening which can
contaminate the ground water and cause serious environmental
pollution; and
WHEREAS it was observed that ETP sludge(cat 34.3) which is
categorised
as
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waste
under
the
Hazardous
Waste(Management ,Handling and Transboudary Movement)Rules 2008
is being used as manure instead of its disposal in TSDF; and
WHEREAS it was observed that the incinerator ash about 2000 kg
along with other hazardous waste is being stored in a temporary pit
beyond the prescribed time period of 90 days; and
WHEREAS it was observed that housekeeping of the Unit was
unsatisfactory especially, near the ETP area; and
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment a Forests, Government of
India, vide Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. 0. 730
(E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any
industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the
standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection)
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NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5

of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the following directions
are issued:
The Unit shall upgrade/properly operate the Effluent Treatment
Plant including the tertiary system to achieve the prescribed
standards.
The Unit shall immediately stop application of untreated
effluent for gardening purpose.
The Unit shall immediately dispose the hazardous waste which is
stored for more than 90 days to the TSDF and copies of
manifests shall be submitted to CPCB.
The Unit shall provide proper Hazardous waste (HW) storage
facility including covered shed and impervious flooring along
with proper labelling/demarcation of area It maintain logbook
for HW generated and disposed.
The time bound action plan for compliance of above directions
shall be submitted to this office within 15 days of the receipt of the
directions. In case of failure to comply with the said directions
necessary action as deemed fit under
the provision of the
Environment (Protection) Act 1986 will be taken.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
Haryana Pollution Control Board
C - 11, Sector - 6
Panchkula, Haryana
2.
Chairman

Ministry of Environment It Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan
CGO Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
X I/c ESS, CPCB

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I/c IT, CPCB
5)
The In charge, Zonal Office,

PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor, Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,
Lucknow-226 020
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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ 6.a
November 06, 2013
To
Ws United Paperboards (P) Ltd,
Near-Industrial Area,
Patna-800 013
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of
WHEREAS, M/s United Paperboards (P) Ltd, Near-Industrial Area, Patna-800 013
(hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is paper and board producing mill with an installed
capacity of 12000 MTPA; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on July 03, 2013 under
NGRBA programme and the inspecting team made the following observations:
The Unit was operational during inspection. The installed capacity of the unit is
12000 MTPA (36 TPD) paper & paper board using waste paper as raw material.
Unit consent under Water and Air Acts expired on 31.12.2012.
The Unit fresh water consumption is about 1129 m3/day.
The ETP comprises of screen chamber, equalisation tank (holding tank), aeration
tank, secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds.
Effluent after equalisation tank is sent to aeration tank and subsequently to
secondary clarifier and finally discharged to nallah.
Aeration tank was blackish and the clarified water was having suspended fibrous
material.
Final treated effluent after secondary clarifier showed BOD-170 mg/I (against the
norms of 30 mg/I); COD-480 mg/ (against the norms of 350 mg/I); and TSS-48
mg/I (against the norms of 100 mg/I) which indicate non-compliance against the
prescribed effluent discharge norms.
The value of MLSS & MLVSS in the aeration tank was 3084 mg/I and 1312 mg/I.
Contd...2/-
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13.
Final treated effluent before discharging to Kurji nallah had BOD-237 mg/I
(against the norms of 30 mg/I); COD-440 mg/ (against the norms of 350 mg/I);
and TSS-656 mg/I (against the norms of 100 mg/I) which indicate noncompliance against the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
Final treated effluent turbid and with foul smell was being discharged into Kurji
nallah.
The filtrate from sludge drying beds is mixed with treated effluent before
discharging to nallah.
No flow measuring device the inlet and outlet of ETP.
Housekeeping of the Unit was poor.
1986, notice is herewith served to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down
until all the necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to
comply with the prescribed effluent discharge standards.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file objections (if any) to the above notice
for closure within 15 days from the receipt of the directions, failing which it will be presumed
that you have nothing to say and appropriate action, in accordance with the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be taken against the Unit, without giving any further
notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy To:
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Bihar State Pollution Control Board,
Beltron Bhawan,
J.L.N. Marg, Shastri Nagar,
Patna 800 023
502, Southend Conclave 1582,
Rajdanga Main Road,
Kolkata -700 107
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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-III/ -GE)
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November 06, 2013
M/s Multiwal Duplex Private Limited,

Vill- Gangapur Gosain, Kundeshwari Road,
Kashipur,-244713 (US Nagar),
Uttarakhand

WHEREAS, M/s Multiwal Duplex Private Limited, Vill-Gangapur Gosain, Kundeshwari Road,
Kashipur, (US Nagar), (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based industry
and engaged in production of Duplex Board paper with an installed production capacity of
100 TPD; and
WHEREAS, CPCB has issued directions to Uttarakhand Environment Protection and
Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on
27.04.2010 in the matter of above Unit and directed to comply with the prescribed pollution
control measures namely (i) stoppage of all its manufacturing operations till completion of
necessary measures (ii) submition of action plan for modification/upgradation of ETP so as
to meet with the prescribed norms (iii) provision of proper stack monitoring facility (iv)
dismantling of all the bypass arrangements (v) installation of proper sludge handling system
and (vi) improving general housekeeping; and
WHEREAS, in view of the CPCB's direction dated 27.04.2010 issued under section 18(i)(b)
of the Water Act, 19784, UEPPCB issued closure directions under section 33 (A) of the
Water Act, 1974 on August 20, 2010 and directed the Unit to comply with the prescribed
pollution control measures; and
WHEREAS, UEPPCB again issued closure directions to the Unit on 21.02.2011 under
section 33 (A) of the Water Act, 1974 due to the non-compliance of earlier directions dated
August 20, 2010 under section 33(A) of the Water Act, 1974; and
(CPCB) on 21.04 2011 for compliance verification of the above directions issued by CPCB
and consequently UEPPCB and found closed; and
Contd...2/-
-2WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(1)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
12, 2012 to UEPPCB for implementation of "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution
Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" by the identified industries
located in Ganga catchment; and
issued directions to the Unit on 01.8.2012 under section 33(A) of the Water Act, 1974 to
in the prescribed time bound manner; and
The Unit was in operation with an installed capacity of 100 TPD of duplex board paper
Unit has provided high pressure shower (8 no.) of Dia-0.6-0.7 mm and low pressure
shower (13 no.) of 1.0 mm Dia.
V' Notch installed at inlet and outlet of the ETP and Logbooks maintained by the Unit.
Colour coding completed.
Log books maintained for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical
discharge.
ETP (Cap-3000 m 3 /day) was in operation and comprise of collection tank, Hill Screen,
primary clarifier, Aeration Tank (diffused aeration system), secondary clarifier and
sludge drying beds.
The Unit has shifted to wastepaper based production so all equipments including
digesters have been dismantled by the Unit.
No outflow from Secondary clarifier was observed during inspection but on the next
day i.e. 27.12.2012 outflow was observed and recorded as 2498 m3/day.
ETP treated effluent had pH-7.4, BOD-706 mg/I (norms-30 mg/I), COD- 369 mg/I
(norms-250 mg/I), TSS- 372 mg/I (norms-75 mg/I). MLSS in ASP was observed as 286
mg/I indicating non-compliance with the discharge norms.
Partially treated wastewater was being discharged into nearby drain which joins the
Bahela River.
Drain sample analysis showed pH-7.3, BOD-297 mg/I, COD-706 mg/I, TSS- 2533 mg/I.
During inspection, the team observed fibres floating in secondary settling tank.
Unit was in the process of installation of Dual Media Filter (DMF) as tertiary treatment
by March 2013.
Unit has a Laboratory for analysing pH & TSS, however fully operational lab with
adequate manpower was not seen.
No Environmental management cell has been established.
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, to comply with the following:
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations immediately till complete
stabilisation of ETP system and to operate and maintain ETP properly so as to meet
The Unit shall implement Charter action points as directed by Uttarakhand
Environment and Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB) such as proper sludge handling
system, installation of tertiary treatment system, establishing proper laboratory facility
with adequate skilled manpower, improving housekeeping, reduction of fresh water
consumption etc.
Contd...3/-
-3-
AND WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide its letters dated 25.05.2013, 28.05.2013 &
06.06.2013 informed to have close down manufacturing operation in compliance of CPCB's
closure direction and also complied with charter action points; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on July 10, 2013 to
11.
The Unit was found closed during inspection.

The Unit has established system, for reuse of primary clarified effluent in low pressure
showers and high pressure showers and recycling of treated effluent partly within the
process. Remaining treated effluent shall be discharged into the adjacent nallah.
Unit has upgraded the aeration tank by installing diffused aeration system replacing
the surface aerators during Feb, 2013.
The Unit has installed hill screen and Krofta fibre recovery plant.
During inspection, washing/cleaning effluent was found stored in the primary and
Condensate water from the dryer is collected in a feed tank of 20 m 3 capacity.
The Unit has provided water level controller with backwater tank of capacity 120 m3,
V' Notch is installed at inlet & outlet of ETP and Logbooks maintained.
Log books are maintained for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical
discharge.
The Unit has completed colour coding of the pipelines and installed sand filter as
tertiary treatment system,
The Unit has established environmental laboratory and environment management cell.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above, and in exercise of the powers delegated to
the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
following directions are issued for compliance:
3.
The Unit is permitted to operate at a restricted production capacity of 50 % of the

consented production capacity till stabilisation of the ETP system so as to comply with
the prescribed effluent discharge norms.
The Unit shall seek permission from CPCB for restoration of the production capacity
after stabilisation of ETP.
The Unit shall submit progress report including treated effluent sample analysis report
on monthly basis to CPCB.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to
initiate action as deemed appropriate against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the
Copy to:
1.

Dehradun
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
: To ensure compliance of the above
directions
Contd...4/-
-42. The Incharge, Zonal Office,

Lucknow-226010
To re-inspect the Unit after two months

for the compliance verification of the
above directions

Member Sec
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/ CGIqr 20
November 07, 2013
To
M/s P. N Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
Village-Bhange, Sitarganj Road,
Kichha, Dist-Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
WHEREAS, M/s P.N Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd., Village-Bhange, Sitarganj Road, Kichha, DistUdham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper
based paper mill producing Duplex Paper with an installed capacity of 70 MTPD using
waste paper as raw material. The Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution
Control Board (CPCB) on 27.06.2013 and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation and engaged in the production of Duplex Board @30-34
TPD.
The consent of the Unit under Water/Air Act expired on 31.03.2011.
The ETP was non operational as most of the mechanical systems installed were
not under operation.
Unit has two sets of ETPs in series. ETP-1 comprises of Screens, Hill Screen,
Primary settling tank, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and sludge drying beds.
ETP-2 comprises of Equalisation tank, Primary Settling Tank, Aeration Tank,
Secondary Settling Tank, Gravity Sand Filter and Sludge Drying Beds.
Unit has installed V Notch at outlet which was found damaged.
Tank for collection of pulp from Hill screen was overflowing and the effluent
stagnating near the area surrounding the ETP.
The chemical dosing tank was empty. Scrapper of primary clarifier was not moving
due to motor failure and primary clarifier was full with pulp.
Aeration tank was fully filled with effluent and rotor & blades were completely
submerged in effluent, therefore, no aeration was taking place.
Contd...2/-
-2The Launder of the secondary settling tank was full of grass indicating that it has
not been operated for long time.
Sludge drying beds are maintained properly.
ETP-1 and ETP-2 are in series and the treated effluent sample collected from
outlet of ETP-2 had BOD-139 mg/I; COD-342 mg/I; and TSS-84 which indicate
non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge standard of BOD-30
mg/I. During inspection, the treated wastewater was being discharged into drain.
A part of the ETP-1 treated effluent was going to ETP-2 and partly being
discharged to drain.
As per the consent condition of the UEPPCB, the treated effluent has to be reused
within the plant or for gardening purpose and in no case should be discharged
outside.
Sample of the wastewater collected from the recipient drain had BOD of140 mg/I.
15. Boiler blow down was being discharged directly on land for gardening.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and in exercise of the powers delegated to
the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is
served herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down until all the
necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with
the prescribed effluent discharge standards.
notice for closure within 15 days from the receipt of this direction, failing which appropriate
action will be taken against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
N
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy To:
1 The Chairman
Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB)
E-115, Nahru Colony, Haridwar Road
Dehradun
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB),
Lucknow-226010
4. The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-389/PC1-11112k12-2k13/
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November 7, 2013
To,
M/s Lords Distillery Ltd.
Shadiabad Road, Nandganj,
Ghazipur, U.P. 233302,
from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and the rules framed
there under; and
Rules framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control Board
(SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s Lords Distillery Ltd., Shadiabad Road, Nandganj, Ghazipur, U.P. (hereinafter referred
as 'the Unit') was inspected by CPCB team on 29.06.2012 under NGRBA programme and made the
The Unit is engaged in production on rectified Spirit (RS) and Extra Neutral Alcohol (ENA) with
an installed capacity of 30 KLD RS and 20 KLD ENA using molasses and thereby generates 390
KLD of spent wash.
The spent wash management system comprises settling tank, digesters (675 m 3 and 600 m3),
clarifier, storage lagoons, RO system followed by burning of RO reject in boiler with rice husk.
The Unit has three settling lagoons and about 5000 m 3 of spent wash was found stored.
The Unit has installed RO plant of 450 m 3 /day capacity which was not in operation during
inspection. The RO reject is used for the sprinkling on rice husk through pipe and after sun
drying used in the boiler. The RO reject is also used for sprinkling on boiler ash in the proposed
bio-compost yard (4.75 acres).
The RO permeate is used in cooling tower, molasses dilution and gardening.
Spent lees and RO permeate are recycled. However, cooling tower blow down, boiler blow down
etc. are, discharged into the drain which ultimately meets river Ganga. The analysis result of
the sample collected shows pH-7.26, TSS-127 mg/I, BOD-469 mg/I and COD-892 mg/I, which
indicates that these parameters are not within the prescribed norms.
The Unit has installed RO plant for boiler feed water and the RO reject is used for molasses
dilution.
The Unit has unlined sludge drying beds (SDBs) and the drainage system is not properly
maintained.
Contd..2/-
:2:
WHEREAS, directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to the Unit
on 31.10.2012 for compliance of the followings:
1. The Unit shall not resume its manufacturing operations till adequate measures are taken for
complying with the consent condition of zero liquid discharge by adopting modern technology
and the followings are addressed properly to the satisfaction of CPCB.
The Unit shall treat the entire effluent generated from floor washings, boiler blow down,
cooling tower blow down etc. so that the treated effluent conforms to the prescribed norms.
The Unit shall provide mass balance of the treated effluent.
The Unit shall utilize all stored spent wash.
The Unit shall dismantle all the bypass drains and ensure that no effluent is discharged into
the drain outside the premises.
e) The Unit shall ensure that the sludge drying beds are scientifically designed.
WHEREAS, the Unit submitted compliance report vide its letters dated 30.05.2013 and 16.07.2013 and
the Unit was inspected by CPCB team on 07.08.2013 for compliance verification and the following
The Unit generates about 390 KLD of spent wash, which along with other non process effluent is
taken to the ETP comprising of digesters, RO filtration (450 m 3 /day) followed by composting.
Total capacity of storage lagoon is 13,182 m 3 , which is equivalent to 108 days generation of
effluent taken for composting.
The Unit has constructed compost yard; having an area of 5.06 acres.
The RO permeate is being utilized in gardening, in cooling tower and in other miscellaneous
activities.
The stored spent wash is utilized. Approx. 80-100 KL of spent wash was seen in the storage tank.
7. The bypass drains have been closed and SDBs have been renovated.
allowed to resume its manufacturing operations subject to compliance of following directions:
I. The RO reject shall be utilized through bio-composting to achieve zero liquid discharge. The Unit
shall not spray RO reject on rice husk and boiler ash.
2. The Unit shall reuse RO permeate within its premises and shall not discharge any effluent outside
its premises.
The Unit shall restrict total storage capacity of lagoons to 30 days generation of effluent for
composting and extra lagoon beyond this capacity shall be dismantled and leveled within 03
months.
The unit shall comply with CPCB composting protocol including providing mechanized spraying
system of spent wash for composting, catch drains around the compost yard, piezometric wells at
and around compost yard for ground water monitoring and closure of manufacturing operations
during rainy season.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate action
against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Contd.3/-
Copy to:
:3:
The Chairman
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
: For ensuring compliance of the directions

: For ensuring compliance of the directions
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow-226010
3) Director (CP Division)
X The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
(cri/Member Secretary)
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F.No. B -124/PCI-III/2K12-2K13/
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November 7, 2013
To
M/s. Chemplast Sanmar Ltd.,
Kadampuliyur - 607 103
Panruti-TK, Cuddalore Dist.
Tamil Nadu
Whereas, the Central Government has notified the standards for discharge of environmental
pollutants from various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
Rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E) of
violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986;
and
Whereas, the State Pollution Control Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs) can
stipulate stringent standards for discharge of environmental pollutants from various categories of
industries than those notified by the Central Government, under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
Whereas, the CPCB/SPCBs/PCCs have been pursuing the polluting industries to install effluent
treatment plants (ETPs) to comply with the effluent discharge standards as notified under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the Rules framed thereunder; and
Whereas, M/s. Chemplast Sanmar Ltd., Kadampuliyur, Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu (hereinafter
referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on April
22, 2013 under ESS programme and made the following observations:
The Unit has installed production capacity of 80 KLD of industrial alcohol and present operates
at 40 KLD capacity. It generates about 420 KLD effluent. The Unit was not in operation since
April 06, 2013.
The ETP comprises of bio-digester and bio-composting for treatment and disposal of effluents.
Active area for bio compositing is 16 Acres, which is adequate for 60 KLD production of alcohol.
Proper peripheral catch drains around compost yard were not observed and lechate stagnation
was seen.
The lechathe collection storage lagoon was found to have one bye-pass line.
The Unit has not provided storage shed for storing of prepared compost.
The Unit has lined lagoons of storage capacity of 30000 m 3, which is equivalent to 71 days
storage of effluent generation for composting and about 16000 m 3 spent wash stored.
The Unit also has 06 unlined lagoons for storing of spent wash.
The Unit has installed one furnace oil and biogas fired 12 TPH boiler.
The Unit was not having valid Consents under Water and Air Acts.
Contd...2/-
-2Now, Therefore, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central
directed to comply with the following directions:
1. The Unit shall close down all its manufacturing operation till compliance of the following
directions is achieved to the satisfaction of CPCB:
The Unit shall utilize the accumulated spent wash in lined and unlined lagoons, and
dismantle and level all unlined lagoons.
The Unit shall dismantle bye-pass line connected to leachate collection storage lagoon.
2. The Unit shall restrict the total storage capacity of lagoons to 30 days equivalent of spent wash
generation for composting and extra lagoons beyond this capacity shall be dismantled within 60
days.
The Unit shall comply with composting protocol including providing catch pit drains,
mechanized spray of spent wash, storage facilities for press mud and prepared compost,
providing piezometric wells to monitor ground water quality and closure of manufacturing
operations during rainy season.
The Unit shall obtain Consents under Water and Air Acts.
to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, without giving any notice.
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
TamilNadu Pollution Control Board,
No. 76, Mount Salai, Guindy,
Chennai - 600 032
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman

Zonal Office (South),
1st & 2nd Floors, "NISARGA BHAVANA",
Thimmaiah Main Road, 7th 'D' Cross, Shivanagar,
Opp. Pushpanjali Theatre, Bangalore - 560 010
Tamil Nadu Electricity Board
Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu
: With a direction to disconnect power supply

to the unit with immediate effect
4. Director (CP Division)

Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF),
N/The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB Delhi
6. The Incharge, IT Division, CPCB Delhi
( /I
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By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
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November 11, 2013
To
M/s BILT Graphics Paper Products Ltd.,
Unit: Ballarpur, P.O-Ballarpur,
Distt-, Chandrapur,
Maharashtra
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of environmental pollutants
there under; and
of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue directions to any Industry,
Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to any local or other Authority for the
WHEREAS, M/s BILT Graphics Paper Products Ltd., Unit: Ballarpur, P.O-Ballarpur, Distt-, Chandrapur,
Maharashtra (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) is a wood based pulp and paper mill with production
capacity of 26750 MT/Month. The Unit also manufactures caustic soda, chlorine, chlorine dioxide,
hydrochloric acid, calcium hypochloride, sulphur dioxide and lime; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
on 20.11.2008 under ESS programme and found not complying with the treated effluent and emission
standards; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on Februaryl9, 2009
to Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) and directed to ensure compliance of the notified
effluent and emission standards and other prescribed measures by the Unit; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on 23.06.2011 to verify compliance
status and found non-compliance with the prescribed effluent norms; and
WHEREAS, CPCB asked the Unit vide letters dated 21.11.2011 and 03.09.2012 to comply with the
following pollution control measures:
To submit a comprehensive time bound action plan for upgradation of ETP so as to meet the
prescribed effluent discharge standards; and
To submit environmental management plan along with compliance status of captive caustic soda
plant as per the CREP recommendations.
Continued...2/-
-2AND WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 02.04.2013 and informed to have upgraded the ETP,
provided membrane cell based caustic soda chlorine plant and started use of washed salt for the same;
and
WHEREAS, CPCB received a public complaint from member of green planet society, Chandrapur via
email on 25.04.2013 regarding pollution caused by the Unit due to discharge of effluent into river
Wardha; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of CPCB officials on June 21, 2013 to verify compliance
status and made the following observations:
1.
The Unit was found non complying with the effluent discharge norms, the effluent having BOD-80
mg/I, COD-425 mg/I, and TSS- 170 mg/I as against the norms of 25mg/I, 250mg/I and 100mg/I,
respectively.
It is evident from the above observations that Unit is continuously violating the notified
prescribed effluent discharge standards, posing potential threat to the river water quality.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and in exercise of the powers delegated to
the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served
herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down until all the necessary pollution
control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with the prescribed effluent discharge
and emission standards.
directions within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which it will be presumed that you have
nothing to say and action as deemed, appropriate
_ in accordance with the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, will be taken without giving any further notice.
N
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman,
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB),
Kalpataru Points, 3-4th floors,
Mumbai - 400 022
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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
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November 11, 2013
M/s Chamunda Papers Private Limited,

Dheerkheda Ind Estate, Meerut Road,
Hapur, Panchasheel Nagar, UP
SHOW CAUSE NOTICE UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ENVIRONMENT (PROTECTION) ACT,
1986
WHEREAS, M/s Chamunda Papers Private Limited, Dheerkheda Ind Estate, Meerut Road,
Hapur, Panchasheel Nagar, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a waste paper based plant
producing News Print Paper with an installed production capacity of 35 TPD; and
WHEREAS, M/s Chamunda Papers Private Limited was inspected by the officials of Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on 11.09.2012 and ETP treated effluent sample analysis
showed BOD-140.0 mg/I; COD-333.0 mg/I and TSS-184.0 mg/1 indicating non compliance with
the effluent discharge norms; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on
04.06.2013 and observed the following:
The Unit is engaged in the production of Newsprint paper with an installed capacity of 35
TPD using wastepaper as raw material.
The Unit was in operation during inspection.
The Unit informed to be on zero liquid discharge since 19.01.2013. Unit is providing
monthly water consumption details to the RO, Meerut, UPPCB.
Fresh water consumption is about 6.36 m 3/ ton of paper as per the records.
Effluent is first taken to equalization tank and then taken to Sedicell and treated effluent is
collected in holding tank and finally taken to feed water chest to machine. The recovered
fibre is reused within the process.
The entire treatment unit was outside the premises and effluent was being taken through
underground pipelines to equalization tank.
Contd...2/-
-2-
13.
The recycled water/back water is mainly used at high pressure showers, low pressure
showers; pulping, decker showers, Johnson screen, vacuum pump ceiling water, tertiary
centri-cleaner.
The sample analysis of the raw effluent quality showed BOD-793 mg/I; COD-1846 mg/I;
and TSS- 1106 mg/I.
The Sedicell treated effluent sample analysis shows BOD- 742 mg/I; COD-2015 mg/I; and
TSS- 861 mg/I. During inspection, the treated sedicell effluent was being used within the
process.
Backwater (treated effluent from sedicell) at paper machine-3 showed BOD- 855 mg/I;
COD-1993 mg/I; and TSS- 810 mg/I.
Backwater at paper machine 1 showed BOD- 917 mg/I; COD-1835 mg/I; and TSS- 781
mg/I.
During inspection it was found that old shoes/tyres and other rubber and plastic items
were being used in boiler as fuel.
Black smoke was coming out from the stack attached to the boiler.
notice is served hereby to show cause why the Unit shall not be closed down until all the
necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with the
prescribed standards to the satisfaction of CPCB.
proposed direction, within 15 days, from the receipt of this notice, failing which appropriate action
will be taken against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions
Copy To:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
The Chairman
PICUP Bhawan, 3rd Floor, B-Block,
Lucknow-226010
3)

Lucknow-226010
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M/s Tat. hemicals Ltd,
Mith' ur, Jamnagar Distt.
jarat

WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara
inspected M/s Tata Chemicals Ltd, Jamnagar, Gujarat during February 1-2, 2012 for verification
of compliance and made following observations;
The particulate matter emission from the Coal mill (new stack) and alkali bypass were
found to be 537 mg/Nm3 and 343 mg/Nm3 respectively exceeding the prescribed limit of
150 mg/Nm3.
Fugitive emissions were observed in the industrial complex due to pipe leakages,
movement of vehicles, handling of raw material/ fuel like lime stone, coal, fly ash,
cement, gypsum and loading/ unloading of materials etc.
House keeping was poor.
The concentration of TSS and NI-13-N in the final treated effluent was 537 mg/L and 63
mg/L exceeding the prescribed limit of 500 mg/L and 5 mg/1 respectively.
WHEREAS, the observations of the inspecting team were communicated to Gujarat Pollution
Control Board on April 3, 2012 for ensuring following corrective actions:
To improve air pollution control system to meet prescribed limit of particulate matter in
emission from coal mill and alkali bypass.
To improve performance/ upgrade the ETP so as to meet the limit for TSS and NH3-N in
the treated effluent.
To take corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions.
To improve the house keeping.
To regularize road sweeping and sprinkling of water on roads in the industrial premises.
WHEREAS, M/s Tata Chemicals Ltd was inspected by officials from Central Pollution Control
Board, Zonal Office, Vadodara during January 8-10, 2013 to assess the compliance of the
recommendations and made following observations:
Stack emission monitoring was carried out in the Coal mill (old stack) and Cement
packer plant unit II and particulate matter emission were found to be 370 mg/Nm3 and
184 mg/Nm3 respectively, which exceeded the prescribed limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
The concentration of NH3-N in the effluent at the final outlet was 12.5 mg/1 exceeding
the prescribed limit of 5 mg/l.
Fugitive emissions were observed in raw material handling areas like coal, lime stone,
cement, gypsum, flyash and due to movement of vehicles.
Wastage of process water was observed due to broken pipeline / leakages in pipeline, in
the ESF unit I.
Management of Solid dried cake is poor in all the three units of ESF.
Overall housekeeping was not satisfactory.
WHEREAS, in exercise of the powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, the following directions were issued to the unit on April 23, 2013:
That the unit shall improve air pollution control system of coal mill (old) and cement
packer plant, unit II to meet the particulate matter emission limit of 150 mg/Nm3.
That the unit shall improve the performance of ETP so as to meet the limit for NH3-N.
That the unit shall take corrective measures to reduce fugitive emissions at raw material
handling areas like coal, lime stone, cement, gypsum, flyash and due to movement of
vehicles.
That the unit shall repair leakage in pipeline in the ESF unit I to avoid wastage of
process water.
That the unit shall manage solid dried cake properly in all the three units of ESF.
That the unit shall improve overall housekeeping.
That the unit shall develop green belt.
That the unit shall submit the bank guarantee of Rs.20 lakhs for ensuring compliance of
the above directions.
To submit a time bound action plan for compliance of the directions.
WHEREAS, vide letter no. A/WG/501/2013, dated May 27, 2013, the unit submitted its reply
claiming that they have complied with all the above said directions and also submitted the bank
guarantee of Rs. 20 Lakhs.
WHEREAS, CPCB ZO- Vadodara inspected M/s Tata Chemicals Ltd, Jamnagar, Gujarat
during July 17, 2013 for verification of compliance of directions issued under section 5 of EPA,
1986 on April 23, 2013 and made the following observations.
The concentration of TSS in the effluent at final outlet was found to be 711 mg/1 as
against the prescribed limit of 500 mg/l.
Fugitive emissions can be attributed to resuspension of dust due to vehicular movement.
Small section of the damaged pipeline in ESF unit -I has been replaced but adjacent
pipes were also found to be highly rusted and in dilapidated condition and need
replacement.
The solid dried cake is not handled properly as spread of large amount of sludge in
haphazard manner was observed.
The unit needs to improve the housekeeping.
No new plantation has been taken up in 2013-14.
NOW, THEREFORE, in light of the above and in exercise of the powers vested under section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board,
MTh Tata Chemicals Ltd, Vadodara is hereby directed to take remedial actions on priority and
ensure that the corrective measures are completed within 2 months and action taken report
submitted to the Board immediately on completion of the remedial actions alongwith
documentary evidence.
In case of failiure of the unit to comply with the above direction action as deemed appropriate
under the Provision of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated against the unit
without any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
3.
The Chairman
Sector 10-A
: To ensure compliance of the directions.
The Incharge
Zonal Office
: For follow up please.
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB
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The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(Member Sec ary)
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
November 25, 2013
Tot-A(17(1(717
M/s Mohit Paper Mills Limited,
9 KM, Nagina Road,
Bijnor, UP
WHEREAS, M/s Mohit Paper Mills Limited, 9 KM, Nagina Road, Bijnor, UP (hereinafter referred
as 'the Unit) is a agro-based paper mill producing Writing & Printing and Newsprint paper with
an installed capacity of 45 TPD using bagasse, wheat straw and imported wastepaper as raw
material; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on
January 10, 2013 under NGRBA programme; and
WHEREAS, CPCB vide letter dated 03.06.2013 asked the Unit to ensure implementation of the
following action points:
(v)
To upgrade /modify in the existing ETP system and to properly operate and maintain ETP and
stabilise ETP system so as to comply with the norms within 30days.
To install Krofta or sedicell recovery unit for control of pith and short fibrous reaching to ETP.
To clean sludge accumulated in settling pits to reduce the load on primary clarifier.
To install mechanical sludge dewatering system and to provide more sludge drying beds as per
the adequacy of the Unit's production capacity.
To submit ETP performance reports to CPCB, ZO, Lucknow and UPPCB on monthly basis.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 24.06.2013, which was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on August 29, 2013 to verify
the compliance status and following observations were made:
1.
The Unit is an agro based writing and printing grade paper manufacturing plant. The Unit was
in operation.
Contd...2/-
-2The Unit has valid consent upto 31.12.2014 under Water & Air Acts.
The Unit fresh water consumption is about 75.0 m 3/ton of paper.
ETP of the unit comprises of Equalization tank, setting tanks (3 no.), Primary Clarifier, Aeration
tank; Secondary Clarifier; polishing pond; Sludge Drying Bed.
The Unit has installed Saveall, Vibro screen and hill screen to recover fibre and non fibrous
material.
The Unit has installed chemical recovery plant based on fluidized bed reactor and found in
operation during inspection.
Final treated effluent sample analysis from ETP showed BOD-102 mg/I (against the norms of
30 mg/I); COD-489 mg/ (against the norms of 350 mgA); and TSS -134 mg/I (against the norms
of 100 mg/I) which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent discharge standard.
The MLSS in the aeration tank was 562 mg/I, indicating non stabilization of the ETP. During
inspection, the treated wastewater was being discharged into drain which meets river Kali.
The Unit has installed V Notch at the outlet of the ETP but not at the inlet.
The treated effluent flow rate at outlet of ETP was recorded as 2445 m3/day.
Log books for fresh water consumption, energy meter, chemical consumption, and electricity
consumption in ETP, effluent discharge (V Notch) maintained.
The settling tanks in ETP were filled with sludge and fibres and Unit need to install fibre
separator to recover pith and short fibres and effluent stored should be treated in ETP.
During inspection, dead pockets were observed in the aeration tanks indicating inadequate
aeration capacity.
The accumulated sludge in the sludge drying beds was being removed for board
manufacturing.
The sludge drying beds are not lined which poses potential threat to the ground water quality.
The Unit needs to install proper fibre separator to recover pith and short fibres from reaching
the ETP and to improve the performance of ETP.
The Unit requires to install a full fledged environmental laboratory with skilled manpower.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and in exercise of the powers delegated to the
Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served
herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down until all the necessary pollution
control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with the prescribed effluent
discharge standards.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections (if any) to the above notice for
closure within 15 days from the receipt of this direction, failing which it will be presumed that the Unit
has nothing to say and appropriate action, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, will be initiated against the Unit, without giving any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
Contd...3/-
-33.

Lucknow-226010

Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.No. B-41(S)/4/PC1-III/2005-2006 1 1 2 _
November 14, 2013
To,
M/s Upper Ganges Sugar and Industries Ltd (Sugar Unit)
Seohara, Bijnor
Uttar Pradesh.
there under; and
WHEREAS, M/s Upper Ganges Sugar and Industries Ltd (Sugar Unit), Seohara, Bijnor, UP (hereinafter
referred as 'the Unit') was inspected by the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on
March 03, 2011 and the following observations were made:
The Unit is engaged in the production of Sugar with an installed capacity of 10000 TCD using
sugar cane.
The Unit has installed ETP (capacity 1200 KLD) consisting of Screen Chamber, Oil & Grease
skimmer, Equalisation tank, Anaerobic bio-filter, setting tank, Aeration tank, secondary clarifier,
settling tank, sand filter, carbon filter, sludge drying beds.
During inspection, no industrial effluent was being discharged on the irrigation land, however, the
effluent from cooling tower is discharged into the Seohara drain.
Effluent analysis from the cooling tower showed: pH- 8.62, COD-283 mg/I, BOD-157 mg/I,
TDS-1376 mg/I, which is being discharged in to the Seohara drain.
WHEREAS, CPCB asked Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) vide letter dated May 26,
2011 to ensure the compliance of the following directions:
I. The Unit shall ensure that cooling water blow down shall be treated before being discharged into
Seohara drain.
The Unit shall ensure that no effluent is discharged without proper treatment.
The Unit shall install flow measuring devices at the outlet of the ETP and at water intake i.e. tube
wel Is.
4. The Unit shall ensure proper disposal of the boiler ash.
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on December 08, 2012 and the following
I. The capacity of the Unit is 10000 TCD and was in operation during the inspection. The Consents
under the Water and Air Acts were valid till December 31, 2012. The cane crushing operation was
started on November 5, 2012.
Contd..2/-
-2The Unit has four bore wells to meet its water requirement
The ETP consists
of effluent
receiving tank, primary settling tank, aeration tank, secondary clarifier,
polishing
tank, sand
filters and
book for fresh water co nsumption,
Sludge
Drying Beds. "V notches are not installed. The record/log
w
co
astewater
generation,
water discharged from ETP, energy
nsumption at the ETP, laboratory analysis records,
used treated
oil
g eneration and disposal records are not
maintained.
The Unit's rep
resentatives informed that the unit has i
mplemented ZLD and the entire quantity of
treated effluent is reused after providing tertiary treatment. The ETP was in operation. The inlet of the
ETP, primary settling tank and sludge drying beds were filled with sludge. No
the ETP.
effluent was reaching
Fresh water was discharged to the effluent receiving tank through the backwash outlet of the sand
filter and through a fresh water tap adjacent to the lime addition tank at the inlet. Analysis of the
sample collected from the backwash outlet showed
BOD 05 mg/I, indicating the effluent was diluted. pH- 8.22, TSS - 29 mg/I, COD 60
mg/I and
Condensate water and effluent were collected in a common
to a
drain in the process section and bypassed
Nalla adjacent to the Unit. Samples collected from the bypass at the exit of the process section
shows
pH- 5.03, TSS 143 mg/I, COD 1101 mg/I
and BOD 305 mg/I.
effluent was much higher than the ambient t
The temperature of the
emperature.
The MLSS (870 mg/I)
in the aeration tank was less.
The cooling tower overflow was discharged into the Nalla. Analysis of the samples collected at the
discharge of cooling tower overflow showed pH
7.55, TSS 55 mg/I, COD 412 mg/I
92 mg/I,
and HOD
indicating the effluent was mixed with condensate.
Along the Nalla, adjacent to the Unit's compound wall, outlets of two bypass drains were noticed.
The analysis of the samples showed pH 6.64,
mg/I, indicating the effluent bypassed to the NallaTSS 62 mg/I, COD 346 mg/I and
BOD 100
Polishing tank is provided with a drain leading to the Kalla Nalla and two storm water drains leading
to the Kalla nallha were noticed at the ETP yard.
The Nalla adjacent to the unit was flowing downstream as Kalla Nallha ((Ikara nallha) that joins
Ramganga about 1.5 km from Malakpur Ghat, which ultimately joins River Ganga. The temperature
of the water in the nallha was higher indicating the
p ossibility of disposal of excess condensate from
the
sugar
mill.
Large
quantity
of
black
sludge
and
oil
and grease were observed along the sides and
bed of the Nalla.
12. The Stack monitoring facilities provided are not as per Emission Regulations Part III published by
CPCB to facilitate proper monitoring.
W HEREAS, direction under Section 5 of the
E
nvironment (Protection) Act, 1986 was issued to the
on February 26, 2013 to close all its m
Unit
compliance status on March 30, 2013; and anufacturing operations immediately and the Unit submitted
W
HEREAS, the Unit was inspected by CPCB officials on July 11, 2013 for compliance
following observations were made:
v erification and
V-notch
the
ETP. is installed at the inlet and outlet of the ETP. Separate energy meter is also installed for
The Unit has diverted all the effluents including cooling tower blow downs, condensates etc. to
the ETP and made provisions for partly reuse of treated effluents for cooling tower make up and
gardening etc. and discharge of r
emaining treated effluent to the Kalla Nalla.
The Unit has set-up laboratory for analysis of regular parameters.
Contd..3/-
-3AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above observations and exercising the powers delegated to
the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act,
1986, the Unit is allowed to resume its manufacturing operations subject to compliance of the following
directions to the satisfaction of CPCB:
I. The Unit shall stabilize its ETP one month before the start of crushing operations and comply
with the prescribed effluent disposal norms.
The Unit shall provide stack monitoring facilities as per Emission Regulations Part III published
by CPCB to facilitate proper monitoring within a month.
The Unit shall comply with the prescribed emission norms.
The Unit shall explore feasibility to achieve zero discharge.
The Unit shall maintain record of fresh water consumption, effluent generated, reused and
discharged, laboratory analysis and power consumption.
6. The Unit shall operate the ETP even after the crushing operations is over to ensure that no
effluent generated during washing, maintenance etc. is discharged untreated.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions or any other exigencies, CPCB will be
constrained to initiate further action against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without any further notice.
/
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
PICUP Bhawan,Vibhuti Khand, Gomati Nagar
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226010
Bjinor, Uttar Pradesh
Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd
Bjinor, Uttar Pradesh
To ensure compliance
: For information
: For re-connection of power supply.

5. The Incharge, Zonal Office,
PICUP Bhawan, Ground Floor, Vibhuti Khand
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226010
Ny/ The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB, Delhi
The lncharge, NGRBA Cell, CPCB, Delhi
(Member Secretary)
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M/s Shree Ramchander Straw Products Ltd.,

Village-Vijaypur Teh-Bilari,
Moradabad-244 001, UP
pollutants from various categoYies of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and
Act,1986 (29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue
direction to any Industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any
2012 to Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (hereinafter referred as 'UPPCB') for
implementation of the prescribed detailed implementation programme (DIP) of "Charter for Water
Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin"; and
WHEREAS, UPPCB issued direction under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 to M/s Shree
Ramchandra Products Ltd., Moradabad, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit')on 13.08.2012 for
implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper
Industries in Ganga River Basin"; and
WHEREAS, the officials of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) inspected the Unit on
December 06, 2012 and made the following observations:
The Unit was in operation with an installed capacity of 50 TPD Semi Kraft Paper. The Unit
claims to be on zero effluent discharge.
The ETP comprises of equalisation tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank, secondary clarifier
and sludge drying beds (SDBs).
The ETP treated effluent was found having p1-1-5.48, BOD-2330 mg/I, COD- 4241 mg/I, SS219 mg/I. No active bio-mass was observed (MLSS-450 mg/I and MLVSS-316 mg/I) during
inspection indicating non-stabilisation of the operation of aeration tank.
The Unit informed that the treated effluent is reused within the process.
5. Installation of pumps for pumping the filtrate from sludge drying bed to equalisation tank was
in progress and the sludge pump for recycling secondary clarifier sludge to aeration tank
was not in operation.
Contd...2/-
-2No 'V' Notch installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP but Unit informed to install it by
December 10, 2012.
Unit has 08 digesters each having capacity of 40 m 3 and are used for steam cooking of KCB
pulp (T-100 C; P-3-3.5 Kg/cm2 , RT-24 hr and 08 m3 of water) and no chemical is used in the
digesters.
Spillages from the digesters were collected and analysed which showed pH-5.16, BOD16200 mg/I, COD- 24820 mg/I, SS- 52.0 mg/I & colour-6667 hazen. This high BOD and COD
effluent is sent to ETP.
Filtrate from Sludge Drying Beds is discharged to the Ariel river and sample analysis of the
filtrate showed pH-5.82, BOD-4440 mg/I, COD- 6225 mg/I, SS- 503.0 mg/I and clour-250
hazen.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued closure directions to the Unit on 26.03.2013 under section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and directed to comply with the following:
1.
The Unit shall close down all the manufacturing operations till compliance of the following
pollution control measures is achieved:
The Unit shall commission and stabilise the ETP so as to comply with the effluent
discharge norms prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
The Unit shall dismantle chemical facilities namely digesters, blown tank, pulp washing
line etc from the Unit premises.
The Unit shall dismantle all the bypass lines and storage lagoons immediately.
The Unit shall comply with the directions of Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
(UPPCB) issued on 13.08.2012 under section 33A of the Water Act, 1974 for
implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution in Pulp and Paper
2.
The Unit shall immediately report to CPCB regarding closure of manufacturing operations in
compliance of the above directions on receipt of this directions.
AND WHEREAS, the Units reply vide its letter dated 05.06.2013 was examined; and
AND WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on 10.07.2013 and made the
During inspection, the Unit was found not in operation and the Unit informed having closed
its operation since 06.06.2013 in compliance of CPCBs closure direction.
The Unit has valid consent upto 31.12.2013 under Air and Water Acts.
The Unit has upgraded the aeration tank by replacing fixed aerator with diffused aerators
(540 diffusers with 02 motors of capacity 50 HP).
During inspection diffused aerators were in operation. The value of MLSS and MLVSS in the
aeration tank was found to be 65.4 mg/I and 35 mg/I respectively.
No flow measuring device is installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP.
Separate energy meter is installed at the ETP and logbooks maintained.
The Unit has a lagoon of capacity 11,000 m 3 for the black liquor storage and dismantling of
lagoon was under progress.
Blown tank for the agro pulp is not dismantled but pipelines are removed.
The Unit has 08 digesters with capacity 40 m3 each. Fiver digesters were removed and
placed in open area within the premises while other three digesters are present in pulp
digestion system for steam cooking.
The Unit has provided treated effluent storage tank of capacity 15 m3 for recycling of
effluent.
11. The Unit has made provision for recycling of part of treated effluent and remaining will be
discharged in to River Aeril.
Contd...3/-
-3AND WHEREAS, the Unit's letters dated 17.07.2013 and 11.09.2013 were examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit vide its letter dt. 11.9.2013 submitted compliance report dt. 7.8.2013
prepared by Central Pulp & Paper Research Institute (CPPRI), Saharanpur. Based on
examination of CPPRI compliance report dt. 7.8.2013, the following observations were made:
The ETP of the Unit was stabilised (MLSS-3200 mg/I) and adequate.
The Unit has installed tertiary treatment system comprising of pressure sand filter.
The Unit upgraded shower at paper machine (nozzle diameter).
The Unit has installed 'V Notch' at the ETP drain.
The Unit has completed colour coding of pipelines.
The Unit has dismantled all bypass line and storage lagoons.
(vii) The Unit has established Environmental Laboratory and environmental management cell.
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
Unit is directed to comply with the following:
The Unit is permitted to resume its operations at a restricted production capacity of 50 % of
the consented production capacity so as to comply with the effluent discharge norms.
The Unit shall dismantle the chemical facilities namely digesters, blown tank, decker washer,
pulp washing line etc and remove from the premises within 02 months.
The Unit shall dismantle storage lagoons immediately.
The Unit shall implement other charter action points as directed by the Uttar Pradesh
Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) within 02 months.
The Unit shall report to CPCB immediately on compliance of the above directions.
The Unit will not enhance the production capacity without permission from CPCB.
to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1 The Member Secretary
With a request to ensure the compliance of

the above directions
2 The Incharge, Zonal Office,

Lucknow-226010
To ensure compliance of the directions and to

arrange inspection of the Unit for compliance
verification after 02 months.
3 The Advisor (CP Division)

4/The Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
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F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III/
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December 11, 2013
To
M/s Three M Paper Manufacturing CO. Pvt. Ltd.,
Plot No. F-1 MIDC, Kherdi,
Tal- Chiplun, Distt-Ratnagiri-415 604,
Maharashtra
WHEREAS, M/s Three M Paper Manufacturing Co. Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. F-1 MIDC, Kherdi, TalChiplun, Distt-Ratnagiri, Maharashtra (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is engaged in the production
of M.G Kraft paper, Kraft board, duplex paper & board with an installed capacity of 200 TPD; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board
(CPCB) on 28.10.2010 to verify compliance status under ESS programme and made the following
observations:
3.
The Unit was in operation and engaged in the manufacturing of MG Kraft Paper, Kraft board,
duplex paper and board using wastepaper as raw material.
The Unit's ETP was found operational, but continuous flow in the ETP Units was not observed.
The analysis of treated effluent sample sh6ws non compliance with the prescribed effluent
discharge standards notified under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB asked to the Unit vide letter dated 09.01.2012 to comply with the following
pollution control measures:
The Unit shall stabilize and operate ETP properly so as to comply with the prescribed effluent
discharge norms.
The Unit shall provide proper stack monitoring facilities to the boilers like ladder, platform and
porthole as per CPCB's guidelines.
The Unit shall improve housekeeping.
The Unit shall explore scientific disposal facility for hazardous waste.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit replied vide letter dated 04.04.2012 and informed to have upgraded ETP,
provided stack monitoring facilities and generated sludge is recycled back to the process from krofta;
and
1 The Unit was not in operation due to some maintenance problem.
Continued...2/-
-22 The Unit has valid consent upto 31.10.2014 under Water & Air Acts.
3 The ETP comprises of collection tank, Krofta Fibre Recovery Unit, Primary clarifier, Hill screen
(fibre recovery) and reused in slashing. Part of the effluent is subjected to lamella treatment
which consists of Primary clarifier-Lamella-Aeration Tank, (diffused), secondary clarifier, sand
filter, carbon filter and final treated effluent is reused within the plant and gardening. Lamella Unit
was not in operation during inspection.
4 No flow measuring device installed at the inlet and outlet of ETP to quantify the effluent treated
and reused within the process.
5 The analysis of treated wastewater sample at the outlet of ETP showed BOD-1400 mg/I, COD2847 mg/I, and TSS-127 mg/I, Cr-4240 mg/I (norms-600 mg/I), SO4 2 -264 mg/I (norms-1000
mg/I) and TDS-11565 mg/I (norms-2100) indicating non compliance with BOD, COD, TSS, TDS
and
quality norms.
6 Treated effluent has a very high TDS, COD, BOD and chlorides level and Unit reuses (50%) of
the treated effluent within the process and remaining for gardening purpose.
7 Proper stack monitoring facilities like ladder platform, porthole was not provided to the stack. ETP
sludge is stored near ETP and boiler ash is stored near boilers.
8 Housekeeping of the Unit was unsatisfactory.
9 It was observed that industry has not taken up any upgradation work in ETP and boiler section
unlike they have mentioned in their reply letter dated 04.04.2012.
It is evident from the above observations that application of partially treated effluent on land
without complying with the prescribed effluent standards as notified under the Environment
(Protection) Rules, 1986 has all possibility to contaminate the ground water and soil.
(29 of 1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue directions to any
Industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board, to any local or other
(Protection) Rules,1986; and
delegated to the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice
is served hereby to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down until all the necessary
pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with the prescribed effluent
discharge standards. You are also directed to immediately stop use of the effluent, for gardening
purpose, till the effluent quality complies with the prescribed norms.
directions within 15 days from the receipt of this notice, failing which appropriate action will be taken
against the Unit, without giving any further notice, in accordance with the provisions of the
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
1. The Chairman,
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB),
Kalpataru Points, 34 th floors,
Mumbai 400 022
Continued...3/-
-3The Incharge, Zonal Office,

Parivesh Bhawan, Opp. VMC Ward Office No.-10,
0/1(he Incharge ESS Division, CPCB
Member Secretary
te,
B-33014/7/2012/PCI-II...--
To,
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December 12, 2013
1\
The Unit He
M/s Bar
alley Cements Ltd.,
Deb dra Nagar,
Jh ombasti, Badarpurghat
istt-Karimganj,
Assam- 788 803

revocation regarding
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office,
Shillong inspected M/s Barak valley Cements, Assam on November 20-21, 2012 to
assess the status of compliance to pollution control norms;
WHEREAS, the inspecting team observed that M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd, has not
installed stack for dispersion of pollutants from new cement
and thus causing air
pollution.
WHEREAS, notice was issued on March 21, 2013 to M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd to
show cause, why M/s Barak Valley Cements Ltd, should not be closed down on the basis
of following observations during the visit :
The unit has not installed stack for dispersion of pollutants from new cement millIII and thus causing air pollution.
The unit has not submitted environmental statement to Pollution Control Board,
Assam as per provisions of the Environment Protection Act, 1986
WHEREAS, the unit was given an opportunity to file its objections, if any to the
proposed directions within 30 days from the issue of notice.
WHEREAS, the unit vide its letter no. BVCL/G&A/PCB dated April 11, 2013 informed
that they have complied with the directions.
WHEREAS, the unit was inspected by CPCB, Zonal Office-Shillong on August 27, 2013
to verify the claims made by the unit and observed that the unit has complied with the
directions issued and observed as follows:
The unit has installed a chimney in the cement

During stack monitoring
PM emission from cement mill III was found to be 18.4 mg/Nm3 against the
prescribed limit of 250 mg/Nm3.
The unit has been Submitting environmental statement to PCB, Assam as per
provision of EPA, 1986
Now, THEREFORE, in exercise of powers vested under Section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board and on the
basis of above observations, the show cause notice for closure, issued to M/s Barak
Valley Cements Ltd., Assam vide letter dated March 21, 2013 under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 is hereby revoked. The unit shall ensure
compliance of the effluent and emission norm. In case of failure of the unit to comply
with the norms, appropriate action as deemed fit under the provisions of Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 will be initiated against the unit without any further notice.
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
Copy to:
1.
The Director (CP)

Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Bamunimaidan
The Incharge
Shillong 793014
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
5.
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
(J. S. Kamyo a)
Member Secratary
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F.No.B-391/PCI-111/2K11-2K12/
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To
M/s Dalmia Chini Mills
(Distillery Unit)
Jawaharpur, Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh
December 18, 2013

WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified the standards for the discharge of environmental
pollutants from the various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India, vide notification S.0.157(E) dated
violation of emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and
other standards and norms; and
Rules framed thereunder and also to meet the consent conditions granted by State Pollution Control
Board (SPCBs) / Pollution Control Committees (PCCs); and
WHEREAS, M/s Dalmia Chini Mills (Distillery Unit), Jawaharpur, Sitapur, UP (hereinafter referred as 'the
Unit') was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on 16.05.2013 and following observations were
made:
The Unit having installed production capacity of rectified spirit of 120 KLD and consented capacity
of 80 KLD was in operation during inspection generating about 800 KLD (10 times) spent wash.
The Unit has installed two bore wells to meet fresh water requirements, but no water meter is
installed. The unit is not maintaining record of water consumption.
The ETP comprises of storage lagoons, digester, MEE (05 stages) and bio-composting (Active
area-15 Acres) for treatment and disposal of effluent.
Non process effluents i.e. spent lees, floor washing and fermenter washing etc. are reportedly
taken to MEE and storage lagoons along with the spent wash.
The Unit has three lagoons (total capacity of 24000 m 3 ), which is equivalent to 60 days of spent
wash generation for composting and about 9000 m 3 of spent wash was stored.
The lining of the bio-compost yard and catch drain was damaged.
Proper storage facilities for press mud and prepared compost were not provided. Press mud and
prepared compost found stored on unlined land.
The Unit has not provided Ground Water quality monitoring network in and around the biocompost yard.
The discharge of spent wash in low-lying area and its temporary storage on unlined area was
seen.
The Unit has installed one biogas and bagasse fired 140 TPH boiler at Sugar Unit equipped with
ESP as air pollution control device (APCD).
11 The Unit is having Consent under Water and Air Acts valid upto 31.12.2013.
Contd..2/-
3 lam
-2NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising powers delegated to the Chairman, Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, following
directions are issued to the Unit for compliance:
The unit shall repair the damaged catch pits and lining of the compost yard within a month.
The Unit shall not discharge spent wash to low-lying area with immediate effect.
The Unit shall restrict the total spent wash storage capacity equivalent to 30 days storage of
spent wash generation for composting within 02 months.
The Unit shall comply with CPCB composting protocol including providing piezometric wells in
and around the compost yard to monitor ground water quality, provide lined shed for the storage
of press mud and prepared compost and closure of manufacturing operations during rainy
season.
The Unit shall install flow meters and maintain record of fresh water consumption, non-process
effluent and the spent wash generated within 02 months.
The Unit shall report compliance to the directions at SI. Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 5 immediately on
compliance along with documentary evidence.
In case of default in compliance with the above directions, CPCB will be constrained to initiate action
against the Unit, in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without
Copy to:
(Ajay Tyagi)
Chairman
The Chairman
Gomati Nagar, Lucknow 226 010
: With a request to ensure compliance

: With a request to follow-up with the Unit
3) The Director (CP Division)

YThe Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB
(Member Secretary)
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December 30, 2013
To,
The Unit ad
M/s NE M Cements Ltd.,
19 K Garampani Lanka Road
U rnagshu, North Cachar Hills District
sam- 788 931
Notice thereof
WHEREAS, a team of officials from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office,
Shillong inspected M/s NECEM Cements Ltd, on May 27, 2013 to assess the status of
compliance of emission norms and made the following observations:
The stack emission monitoring carried out in raw mill indicated particulate matter
emission of 5593 mg/Nm3 which exceeded the prescribed limit of 250 mg/Nm3.
The unit was not having consent under the Air Act, 1981.
The lime stone feed hopper was open from all the sides, causing fugitive
emissions.
The unit does not carry out stack emission and ambient air quality monitoring.
Notifications No. S. 0. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S.O. 730 (E) dated 10.07.2002 has
delegated the powers vested under Section 5 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29
of 1986) to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue any directions to
any industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the standards and
Now, THEREFORE, in view of the above and exercising the powers delegated to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986, notice is served herewith to M/s NECEM Cements Ltd to show
cause, why the unit should not be closed down.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objections, if any, to the proposed
directions within 15 days from the issue of notice, failing which, it will be presumed
that you have nothing to say and the Board will be constrained to take action as deemed
appropriate against unit under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Director (CP)
ParyavaranBhawan
New Delhi-110003
The Chairman
Bamunimaidan
3.
The Incharge
Shillong 793014
The Incharge
ESS Div.
CPCB, Delhi
5.
The Incharge
IT Div.
CPCB, Delhi
Dr. A.B.Akolkar
(Member Secratary)
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BY REGISTERED AD
B-29016/04/06/PCI-I/
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To
M/s Pashupati Acrylon Ltd.,
Kashipur Road,
Thakurdwara - 244601,
Dist. Moradabad, (U.P.)
December 30, 2013
Sub: Directions under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection)

Act, 1986 - notice thereof
WHEREAS a team of officers from the Zonal office, Central
Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi inspected M/s Pashupati Acrylon
td., Kashipur Road. (the unit) on June 26, 2013 to assess the
adequacy of the existing pollution control measures; and
WHEREAS the analysis results of final treated effluent of ETP
showed that COD (412 mg/l > 250 mg/l), and BOD (124 mg/l > 30
mg/l) exceeding the limits prescribed by UPPCB, and its use for
irrigation has all likelihood of damage to the environment; and
WHEREAS it has been observed that some of the air diffusers in
the aeration tank of ETP were not working; and
WHEREAS it has been observed that the unit has not provided
flow meters at the inlet a outlet of the ETP; and
WHEREAS it has been observed that the unit has stored ETP
sludge (hazardous waste) for more than stipulated time of 90 days;
and
WHEREAS the Ministry of Environment Et Forests, Government of
India, vide Notifications No. S. O. 157 (E) of 27.02.1996 and S. O. 730
(E) dated 10.07.2002, has delegated the powers vested under Section
5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) to the
Chairman, Central Pollution Control Board, to issue directions to any
industry or any local body or any other authority for violations of the
standards and rules notified under the Environment (Protection)
NOW, THEREFORE, in view of above observations and in exercise
of the powers delegated to the Chairman, Central Pollution Control
Board, under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
notice is served herewith to showcause why the unit should not be
closed down until all the necessary pollution control measures are
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planned and implemented so that the unit complies with the

prescribed effluent discharge standards to satisfaction of the CPCB.
The unit is also directed to immediately stop the use of effluent for
irrigation.
You are hereby given an opportunity to file your objection (if any)
to the above proposed direction within 15 days from the receipt of
this notice, failing which it will be presumed that you have nothing to
say and appropriate action taken against the unit in accordance with
the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 without any
further notice.
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:
The Chairman
U.P. State Pollution Control Board
Lucknow - 226 020
Ministry of Environment a Forests
Paryavaran Bhawan
New Delhi - 110 003
3. The Zonal Officer
Ground U First Floor, PICUP Bhawan
Lucknow - 226 020
A/C, ESS,CPCB
5. I/C IT, CPCB
ClirvIA/127/
(A. B. Akolkar)
Member Secretary
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B-33014/7/2009/PCI-Ill
December 30, 2013
M/s. Shri Bajr

ower & Ispat Ltd.
Village B
ara, Urla- Guma Road
Urla
ustrial area, Raipur- 493221
C attisgarh
Sub.: Withdrawal of Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
Ref : Notice under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 vide letter of even no. dated July
12. 2012
WHEREAS, a team of officers from Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal Office, Bhopal carried out
inspection of M/s. Shri Bajrang Power & Ispat Ltd. (hereafter referred as unit) under ESS program on
March 19, 2012;
WHEREAS, the particulate matter emission at AFBC duct and WHRB-2 duct were found to be 175
mg/Nm 3 and 169 mg/Nm 3 respectively, exceeding the consented limit of 50 mg/Nm3;
WHEREAS, fugitive emissions were monitored at cooler discharge area, product separation area, ferro
alloys area, SMS, kiln & de dusting area, and coal handling area, where it was 2348 pg/m 3 , 3303 pg/m3,
4271 pg/m 3 , 7191 pg/m 3 and 4258 pg/m 3 respectively, exceeding the stipulated standards of 2000 pg/m3;
WHEREAS, no authorization was obtained under Hazardous Waste Rules, 2008 and hazardous waste
was disposed along with scrap;
WHEREAS, in view of the non compliance, the unit was issued Notice under Section 5 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on July 12, 2012 to take following actions:
I. To achieve the standards notified vide Notification No. G.S.R. 414 (E), dated the 30th May 2008
under Environment (Protection) Act, 1986

To control the stack emissions to the consented limit of 50mg,/Nm 3 .
To control the fugitive emissions at cooler discharge area, product separation area, ferro alloys area,
SMS, kiln & de-dusting area and coal handling area.
To stop leakage from kiln inlet.
To provide software based interlocking system for ensuring stoppage of feed conveyor if safety cap
is open or APCD is not in operation.
To provide permanent enclosures for belt conveyors and transfer points.
To obtain authorization under Hazardous Waste Rules, 2008
8. To earmark solid waste disposal site within the plant premises.
WHEREAS, the unit was re-inspected on January 02, 2013 to verify status of compliance and it was
observed to be compliant to the directions;
Contd.
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-2WHEREAS, fugitive emission was monitored again on August 30, 2013 at five locations i.e. cooler
discharge area (1230 item), product separation area (1492 pg/m 3 ), ferro alloy area (918 pg/m 3 ), kiln area &
de dusting area (1610 pg/m 3 ) and coal handling area (1830 g/m 3 ), and it was found to be compliant with
stipulated standard of 2000 pg/m 3 . Also, it was observed that adequate control measures have been taken to
control fugitive emissions;
In view of above, the notice issued under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, dated July 12, 2012
is withdrawn, with following condition:
That M/s. Shri Bajrang Power & Ispat Ltd. shall ensure ccompliance to the standards notified under the
Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986.
In case of failure by the unit to comply with the above mentioned directions, action as deemed appropriate
will be taken under The E (P) Act, 1986.
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:
1. The Chairman
Chhattisgarh State Environment Conservation Board
H.No.1, Tilak Nagar
Shiv Mandir Chowk, Main Road
Avanti Vihar, Raipur (C.G.)
2 The Director (CP)
New Delhi 110 003
3. The Incharge
3' d Floor, Sahkar Bhawan, North T. T. Nagar
Bhopal 462003 (M.P.)
4(." The Incharge, ESS, CPCB

5. The lncharge IT, CPCB
(A B Akolkar)
Member Secretary
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By Speed Post
F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-I I l/
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December 31, 2013
To
M/s Shreyans Industries Limited,
(Unit: Shree Rishabh Papers),
Banah, Distt. Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar,
Punjab
WHEREAS, M/s Shreyans Industries Limited, (Unit: Shree Rishabh Papers), Banah, Distt.
Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit) is a agro-based
paper mill producing Writing & Printing with an installed capacity of 70 TPD using agro
based waste (wheat straw, sarkanda) and imported waste paper & wood pulp and
indigenous white paper as major raw materials; and
(CPCB) on July 16, 2013 under ESS programme to verify the compliance status and the
inspection team made the following observations:
7.
The Unit is an agro based writing and printing grade paper manufacturing plant. The
Unit was in partial operation due to breakdown of boiler.
The Unit's wastewater generation is about 6470 KLD (including cooling tower blow
down) which is approx. 92.4m 3/MT of product.
ETP comprises both the schemes of treatment viz. Bio-methanation & Activated
Sludge Process and they are in working condition.
At the time of inspection, 'water from boiler section & scrubbing water was being sent
for plantation'. The analysis of the sample collected shows:pH-8.72, TSS-421 mg/I,
BOD-114 mg/I and COD 259 mg/I.
The analysis of ETP treated effluent sample showed BOD-288 mg/I; COD-785 mg/I;
and TSS-127 mg/I which indicate non-compliance against the prescribed effluent
discharge standards of 30 mg/I, 350 mg/I and 100 mg/I respectively. During inspection,
the treated wastewater was being used for irrigation.
The concentration of MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank was 1982 mg/I and 313
mg/I, indicates poor operation & maintenance of ETP system.
The drains carrying effluent to ETP were in clogged condition leading to spilling of
effluent in the ETP area.
Contd 2/-
-2The Unit has installed a decanter for dewatering the excess bio-sludge generated from
Sec. Clarifier 1 & 2. The filtrate generated from the decanter is sent back to the
Secondary clarifier 2 whereas the sludge (bio-solids) is stored in the sludge pit and
disposed off for land filling.
The Unit has installed a FBR (fluidized bed reactor) soda ash recovery plant for
recovery of chemicals from the black liquor
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and in exercise of the powers delegated to
the Chairman, CPCB under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, notice is
served herewith to show cause why the Unit should not be closed down until all the
necessary pollution control measures are planned and implemented so as to comply with
the prescribed effluent discharge standards.
notice for closure within 15 days from the receipt of this direction, failing which it will be
presumed that you have nothing to say and appropriate action will be taken against the Unit,
in accordance with the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without giving
any further notice.
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:
Punjab Pollution Control Board
Vatavaran Bhawan, Nabha Road,
Patiala 147 001
3.

Lucknow-226010
5.

Member Secretary
By Speed Post
F.NO. B-23012/1/PCI-III V5gr-5
To
December 31, 2013
M/s Genus Paper Products Ltd.,

(Formerly M/s Kailash Paper Products Ltd.),
Aghwanpur, Kanth Road,
Moradabad-244 001 (UP)
WHEREAS, the Central Government has notified standards for discharge of environmental pollutants from
various categories of industries under the Environment (Protection) Act,1986 and the rule framed there
under; and
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India ,vide notification 5.0.157(E) of
1986) to the Chairman ,Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), to issue direction to any industry, Municipal
Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment Board to any local or other Authority for the violation of
emission and effluent standards notified under the Environment (Protection) Rules,1986 and other
standards and norms; and
WHEREAS, M/s Genus Paper Products Ltd., Aghwanpur, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, (hereinafter referred
as 'the Unit') is a pulp and paper industry producing Kraft paper using waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction under section 18(1) (b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July 12, 2012 to Uttar
Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) for implementation of the "Charter for Water Recycling and
Pollution Prevention in Pulp and Paper Industries in Ganga River Basin" as per the implementation
programme by the identified Pulp & Paper industries located in catchment of river Ganga; and
WHEREAS, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued direction on 13.08.2012 to the Unit
under section 33(A) of the Water Act to implement the 'Charter for Water Recycling and Pollution Prevention
in Ganga River Basin' in the prescribed time bound manner; and
verification and the team made the following observations:
The Unit has installed production capacity of about 180-190 MT/day of Kraft paper using wastepaper
as raw material. The Unit and its ETP were found in operation.
Estimated fresh water consumption is about 15 cum/ MT of production and effluent generation is about
1800 cum/day @ 10 cum/MT of production.
The Unit has ETP system which comprises of equalisation tank, hill Screen, primary clarifier 1& 2,
aeration tank, secondary clarifier 1&2, storage lagoons and filter press
The Unit has upgraded the ETP system by installation of hill screen, sedicell filter, and diffused
aeration system in aeration tank.
Analysis
of samples taken from aeration tank showed MLSS-1043 mg/I, MLVSS-918 mg/I, which
5)
indicates non-stabilisation of the ASP. However, with secondary treatment, BOD removal efficiency is
about 79%, COD removal efficiency is about 81%, SS removal efficiency is about 96%.
Contd..2/-
-2The Unit has effluent storage tank of about 7400 cum capacity.
Analysis of effluent sample taken from storage tank showed BOD-3340 mg/I, COD-5336 mg/I, SS-433
mg/I, which is comparable to primary clarifier outlet having BOD-3140 mg/I, COD-6213 mg/I, SS-522
mg/I. It indicates that the Unit has stored primary treated effluent into the storage tank. Colour of
effluent stored in the tank is 500 hazen.
A sewer drain passes through the ETP premises and storm water drain of ETP is connected with this
sewer line. Possibility of discharge of stored effluent cannot be ruled out.
The Unit has claimed to achieve zero effluent discharge (ZLD). However, ZLD could not be
established, conclusively.
10) The Unit has undertaken measures for implementation of the Charter.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued direction on 09.04.2013 under section 5 of the Environment
(Protection) Act, 1986 and directed the Unit to comply with the following:
The Unit shall stabilise the ETP system to the satisfaction of CPCB, within 15 days.
The Unit shall either dismantle the effluent storage tank or restrict storage capacity equivalent to five
days of treated effluent complying with the prescribed effluent discharge norms of BOD-30 mg/I only,
5)
within 20 days.
The Unit shall immediately dismantle and remove the agro pulping facility from the Unit's premises and
confirm to CPCB within 30 days.
The Unit shall divert the domestic drain passing through the Unit to outside the Unit's premises.
The Unit shall dismantle all additional pipelines to curtail any possibility of bypassing of effluent within
20 days.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by the officials of CPCB on July 09, 2013 and made the
The Unit was found operational at a capacity of 225 TPD.
The Unit generates about 24000 KLD of effluent.
The Unit has installed V Notch at the outlet of ETP.
ETP comprises of equalisation tank, Hill screen, sedicell filter, primary clarifier-2 nos (one is
nonoperational), aeration tank -2 nos (one on Diffused aeration system & other empty),
secondary clarifier 2 nos and filter press.
after primary clarifier, is taken to Aeration tank followed by
A part of effluent (about 600 KLD),
secondary clarifier-1 for biological treatment. Treated effluent is stored in one of the lagoon (2700
m3 ) and informed to be used within the process. Another lagoon of same capacity was found
empty.
Remaining effluent (about 1800 KLD) after primary clarifier is directly taken to secondary clarifier2, without any biological treatment, which is used as holding tank of primary treated effluent and
used within the process.
Analysis of treated effluent samples collected from holding tank and Secondary clarifier outlet (i.e.
COD-5592mg/I
storage lagoon) shows BOD-2200mg/I & 62.3 mg/I (against the norms of 30 mg/I);
(against the norms of
& 158 mg/ (against the norms of 350 mg/I); and TSS -368mg/I & 189 mg/I
75 mg/I) respectively. However, no effluent discharge was observed.
The value of MLSS and MLVSS in the aeration tank was found 3083 mg/I & 1788 mg/I
respectively.
The Unit has not removed agro pulping facility from the premises and informed to be operating
two digesters for steam cooking of KCB PULP.
The Unit has not diverted the domestic drain passing through Unit to outside the Unit's premises
as per the direction.
The Unit has dismantled additional pipelines but storm water drain is present.
The Unit has established environmental laboratory for the analysis of waste water parameters.
Contd...3/-
-3The Unit has proposed to install DMF as tertiary treatment facility.

The Unit has not complied with the CPCB's direction dated 09.04.2013.
AND WHEREAS, the Unit's reply vide its letters dated 08.07.2013 and 28.10.2013 was examined and
following observations made:
The Unit has requested permission for discharge of treated effluent.
The Unit has maintained zero discharge.
AND NOW, THEREFORE, in view of the above and in exercising powers delegated to the Chairman,
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the
following directions are issued for compliance:
The Unit shall provide treatment to the entire effluent upto tertiary treatment level so as to comply with
the effluent discharge norms as prescribed under the charter within 3 months.
Only treated effluent complying with the prescribed effluent discharge norms shall be allowed to be
discharged.
The Unit shall ensure optimisation of reuse and recycle of treated effluent to minimise the effluent
discharge.
The Unit shall divert the domestic drain to outside the Unit's premises.
The Unit shall submit BG of Rs.10.00 lakhs with one year validity, to ensure compliance of above
directions within 15 days of the receipt of the directions.
5.
initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of the Environment (Protection)
Act, 1986, without giving any further notice.
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:
PICUP Bhawan,
Lucknow
Lucknow-226010
: To ensure compliance of the directions
: To ensure compliance of the direction

1
Member Secretary
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F.No. B-23012/1/PCI-111/
By Speed Post
December 31, 2013
To
M/s Raj Lakshmi Paper & Board (P) Ltd.
[Formerly known as M/s Uday Paper Mills]
Vill-Thanranganj, P.O-Vikrampur, Near Rana Farm,
Bazpur, Distt-Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttarakhand
to issue directions to any industry, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council, Cantonment
WHEREAS, M/s Raj Lakshmi Paper & Board (P) Ltd. , (Formerly known as M/s Uday Paper
Mills), Vill-Tharanganj, P.O Vikrampur, Near Rana Farm, Bazpur, Distt- Udham Singh Nagar,
UK (hereinafter referred as 'the Unit') is a pulp & paper industry producing Kraft Paper and
Paper Board using waste paper as raw material; and
WHEREAS, CPCB issued directions under section 18(i)(b) of the Water Act, 1974 on July
and
3.
The Unit is engaged in the production of Kraft Paper & Paper Board using wastepaper
as raw material. During inspection the Unit was not in operation as the maintenance
work was under progress.
It was informed by the Unit's representatives that the Unit's ownership had changed on
November 15, 2012 and the Unit was closed since December 19, 2012.
Fresh water requirement of the Unit is met through two bore wells and it was observed
that huge amount of water was gushing out from one bore well flowing to the adjacent
nallha, through a bypass drain near back water tank.
Contd...2/-
-2-
12.
The Unit has not installed any water meter at the bore well and thereof no logbook is
maintained.
The ETP was not in operation and found defunct. The primary clarifier and secondary
clarifier were being used as an effluent collection tank.
The backwater tank near bore well was filled with fibre & sludge and dilution of effluent
with fresh water was observed.
Aeration tank was almost empty and was under repair. Aeration tank walls were
broken.
V notch and energy meter are not installed, and no records for water consumption,
wastewater generation, energy meter, chemical consumption maintained.
The existing laboratory facility are inadequate.
Housekeeping in the ETP yard was not satisfactory.
The Unit's sampling platform & ladder at the stack is not proper/safe for stack
monitoring.
AND WHEREAS, CPCB issued closure direction to the Unit on 19.03.2013 under section 5
of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, to comply with the following:
1.
The Unit shall immediately close all its manufacturing operations till it complies with the
following pollution control measures and inform the compliance to CPCB immediately
on receipt of the direction:
CPCB.
The Unit shall implement the Charter action point as directed by Uttarakhand
Environment Protection & Pollution Control Board (UEPPCB).
AND WHEREAS, the Unit reply vide letter dated 29.04.2013 was examined; and
WHEREAS, the Unit was inspected by a team of officials from CPCB on July 10, 2013 to
The Unit has changed low and high pressure showers to reuse the treated effluent in
paper machine section. Unit has provided back water tank (capacity-34 m 3) to reuse in
the process.
The Unit has installed online flow meter at the inlet of equalisation tank and V Notch at
outlet of the ETP and also an online flow meter for recording recycled effluent.
The Unit has upgraded the aeration tank by installing diffused aeration system.
The ETP comprises of Hill screen, equalisation tank, primary clarifier, aeration tank
(Diffused aeration system), secondary clarifier and sludge drying beds (SDB-03 no.).
Sand filter is installed as tertiary treatment system and aeration tank was in operation
during inspection. MLSS & MLVSS concentration observed as 1619 mg/I & 831 mg/I
respectively.
The Unit has established Environmental Lab and Environment management Cell
(EMC) and also has installed dedicated energy meter for ETP.
Contd...3/-
-3Logbooks were available for energy consumption, fresh water consumption, chemical
consumption and wastewater parameters analysis and records will be maintained after
the commencement of production.
The Unit has completed the Charter action points as directed by UEPPCB.
3.
The Unit is allowed to resume its manufacturing operations.

The Unit shall operate and maintain its ETP properly so as to comply with the
prescribed effluent discharge norms as per the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986
or as prescribed by UEP&PCB in the consent, whichever are stricter.
The Unit shall provide monthly compliance status reports to CPCB and UEP&PCB with
regard to the performance of the ETP in respect of the consented parameters.
constrained to initiate appropriate action against the Unit, in accordance with provisions of
the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, without giving any further notice.
(Susheel Kumar)
Chairman
Copy to:

Dehradun, UK
Lucknow-226010

Bazpur, Distt.- Udham Singh Nagar,
Uttrakhand
\VThe Incharge, ESS Division, CPCB

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