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gsDVs;j] /kUrkSyh esa 0-3290 gsDVs;j] /kukSjk dyk esa 0-2007 gsDVs;j] D;kenh esa 0-0040 gsDVs;j] ykMiqj eqLrfdy esa 1-1490 gsDVs;j] iMokjh esa 1-1771 gsDVs;j] 'ksjiqjk esa 0-0026 gsDVs;j] vkSjs[kh esa 1-0330 gsDVs;j] xksjkjkBkSj ea s 0-3410 gsDV;s j] futkeiqj esa 0-2280 gsDVs;j] Hknoka esa 0-0080 gsDVs;j] uohiqj esa 0-02910 gsDVs;j] lgko ea s 0-0910 gsDVs;j] teykiqj /;ku esa 0-0232 gsDVs;j] ,sdks esa 0-8016 gsDVs;j] nkSyriqj esa 0-0240 gsDVs;j] fegksuk esa 0-1040 gsDVs;j] lkykckn esa 0-4310 gsDVs;j] ygj tkykSu esa 0-7000 gsDVs;j] ygjmok esa 0-0970 gsDVs;j] 'kgCtkiqj esa 0-4370 gsDVs;j] djrykiqj ea s 0-0470 gsDVs;j dqy 27-9438 gsDVs;j Hkwfe dh] yksd iz;kstu vFkkZr~ mRrj izns'k ,Dliszlost vkS|ksfxd fodkl izkf/kdj.k ds ek/;e ls cqUnsy[k.M ,Dlizslos ifj;kstuk gsrq vko';drk gSA 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data 4e 2 mRrj izns'k vlk/kkj.k xtV] 27 vDVcw j] 2020 2&jkT; lkekftd lek?kkr fu/kkZj.k vfHkdj.k }kjk lkekftd lek?kkr fu/kkZj.k lEcU/kh v/;;u fd;k x;k Fkk vkSj mlus mRrj izns'k ljdkj dks viuh laLrqfr;k¡ izLrqr dj nh gSa ftlus fnukad 20 vDVwcj] 2020 dks mldh laLrqfr dks vuqeksfnr dj fn;k gSA 3&la{ksi esa] lkekftd lek?kkr fu/kkZj.k fjiksVZ vkSj lkekftd lek?kkr izca/k ;kstuk ls lacaf/kr cgq'kk[kh; fo'ks"kK lewg dh laLrqfr;k¡ fuEukuqlkj gaS %& ¼d½ cqUnsy[k.M ,Dlizslos ,d ikjaifjd ifj;kstuk gS] tks fdlh izHkkfor xzke esa vf/kdre 120 eh0 pkSM+kbZ dh Hkwfe iV~Vh ij lapkfyr dh tk jgh gSA bl izdkj ;g ifj;kstuk] fdlh xzke ds vf/kdka'k vFkok dqy {ks= dks izHkkfor ugha dj jgh gSA rkfd bl ifj;kstuk ls foLFkkiu ux.; gksA ¼[k½ ;|fi bl ifj;kstuk ls lacaf/kr xzkeksa ds d`f"k ;ksX; {ks=Qy esa deh vkuk laHkkO; gS fdUr q Hkwfe ds lfdZy nj ds pkj xquk ds cjkcj ds izfrdj ls d`"kdksa dks QkeksZa dk mUu;u djus] QkeZ e'khujh esa o`f) djus vkSj flapkbZ lqfo/kkvksa dks fodflr djus esa lgk;rk izkIr gksxhA ¼x½ Hkwfe vtZu ds izfrdj ls oSdfYid jkstxkj ds lk/kuksa esa fodkl] mRre vkokl fuekZ.k] ifjogu ds lk/kuksa rFkk d`f"k izkS|ksfxdh esa fodkl gksuk laHkkO; gSA blls Hkw&/k`fr;ksa esa gksus okyh âkl dh {kfr dh iwfrZ gksxhA ¼?k½ yEch nwjh dh bl ifj;kstuk ls mRrj izns'k ds lqnwjorhZ {ks=ksa dk jkT; dh jkt/kkuh y[kuÅ ls tqM+uk laHkkO; gksxk ftlls le; vkSj ykxr esa deh vk;sxh vkSj lqnwj {ks=ksa esa okf.kfT;d fØ;kdykiksa dk fodkl gksxkA blls nqX/k ,oa nqX/k mRiknksa] Qyksa ,oa lfCt;ksa rFkk vU; fou'oj oLrqvksa dks cM+s cktkjksa rd ys tkus esa lqfo/kk gksxh vkSj ;g d`f"k ,oa lgc) iz;kstuksa esa lgk;d gksxkA ¼³½ rhoz ,oa vis{kkd`r mRre ifjogu lk/kuksa dh o`f) ls i;ZVu] fpfdRlk ifjp;kZ vkSj vUrjkZT;h; ifjogu dks Hkh c<+kok feysxkA ¼p½ vr,o] cgq'kk[kh; fo'ks"kK lewg dh laLrfq r fuEukuqlkj gS %& ¼,d½ ftyk tkykSu ea s cqUnsy[k.M ,Dlizslos ifj;kstuk ds iz;kstukFkZ Hkwfe vftZr djuk yksd fgr esa gS vkSj blls yksd iz;kstu dh iwfr Z gksrh gSA ¼nks½ bl ifj;kstuk dh laHkkO; izlqfo/kk,a] lkekftd O;; ,oa izfrdwy lkekftd lek?kkrksa dh vis{kk—r vf/kd gSa vkSj vftZr dh tkus okyh dqy Hkwfe] bl ifj;kstuk ds fy; s visf{kr dqy Hkwfe ls vR;Ur de gSA dysDVj }kjk Hkwfe ds cktkj ewY; dk vo/kkj.k fd;s tkus dh izfØ;k] mDr vf/kfu;e dh /kkjk 26 esa mfYyf[kr gSA mDr /kkjk dh mi/kkjk ¼1½ ds [k.M ¼[k½ esa ;g Hkh mfYyf[kr gS fd fudVre lehiLFk {ks= esa fLFkr leku izdkj dh Hkwfe ds vkSlr foØ; ewY; dk vo/kkj.k] dysDVj }kjk fd;k tk;sxkA 4&bl ifj;kstuk gsrq Hkwfe vtZu ds dkj.k fdlh ifjokj dk foLFkkfir gksuk lEHkkO; u gksA 5&vr,o] jkT;iky lkekU; lwpuk gsr q ;g vf/klwfpr djrh gSa fd uhps vuqlwph ea s mfYyf[kr Hkwfe dh yksd iz;kstu gsrq vko';drk gS%& Øe- la[;k ftyk rglhy xzke Hkw[k.M vftZr fd;k tkus okyk la[;k {ks=Qy ¼gs0 eas½ 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ ykM+iqj fnokjk 16 v 0.1335 2 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ ykM+iqj fnokjk 18 fe 0.0690 3 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ ykM+iqj fnokjk 17 fe 0.0417 4 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ ykM+iqj fnokjk 14 v 0.0060 4 0.2502 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data 4e mRrj izns'k vlk/kkj.k xtV] 27 vDVcw j] 2020 3 Øe- la[;k ftyk rglhy xzke Hkw[k.M vftZr fd;k tkus okyk la[;k {ks=Qy ¼gs0 eas½ 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ ikjsu eqLrfdy 325 0.0010 1 0.0010 6 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ dqjsiqjk dukj 310 0.2490 7 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ dqjsiqjk dukj 320 0.0060 8 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ dqjsiqjk dukj 248 0.0240 3 0.2790 9 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ jkeiqjk tkykSu 163 0.0010 10 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ jkeiqjk tkykSu 155 0.0010 2 0.0020 11 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ fdjokgk 274 0.0560 12 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ fdjokgk 267 0.0200 13 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ fdjokgk 266 0.0200 14 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ fdjokgk 250 0.0010 4 0.0970 15 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ xksjkHkwidk 1214 0.0200 16 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ xksjkHkwidk 1153 0.0080 0.0280 17 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ pkdh 578 d 0.0060 18 tkykSu ek/kkSx<+ pkdh 573 0.1080 2 0.1140 19 tkykSu mjbZ dqleh 184 0.632 1 0.0632 20 tkykSu mjbZ cjgk tkykSu 434/2 0.0080 21 tkykSu mjbZ cjgk tkykSu 434/3 0.0080 22 tkykSu mjbZ+ cjgk tkykSu 434/4 0.1050 23 tkykSu mjbZ cjgk tkykSu 435 0.1670 4 0.2880 24 tkykSu mjbZ diklh 254 0.0101 25 tkykSu mjbZ diklh 25 0.1236 26 tkykSu mjbZ diklh 18 0.1610 3 0.2947 27 tkykSu mjbZ O;kliqjk 437 0.860 1 0.0860 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data 4e 4 mRrj izns'k vlk/kkj.k xtV] 27 vDVcw j] 2020 Øe- la[;k ftyk rglhy xzke Hkw[k.M vftZr fd;k tkus okyk la[;k {ks=Qy ¼gs0 eas½ 1 2 3 4 5 6 28 tkykSu mjbZ dkfcyiqjk 104 0.0285 1 0.0285 29 tkykSu mjbZ dSFksjh 221 1.0806 30 tkykSu mjbZ dSFksjh 200/580/2 0.0011 31 tkykSu mjbZ dSFksjh 294/584 0.4792 32 tkykSu mjbZ dSFksjh 342 0.2704 4 1.8313 33 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 302 fe 0.8980 34 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 303 0.2060 35 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 335 2. 5397 36 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 402 0.2470 37 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 404 fe 1.0561 38 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 405 fe 0.3650 39 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 422 0.1290 40 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 425 0.7319 41 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 426 0.2084 42 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 231 0.0051 43 tkykSu mjbZ Hkqvk 151 0.2420 11 6.6282 44 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2568 0.0130 45 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2567 0.0114 46 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2565 0.0150 47 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2564 0.0091 48 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2954 0.0134 49 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2956 0.1639 50 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2339 0.0359 51 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 850 0.0383 52 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 1271 0.0327 53 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2604 d 0.1959 54 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2649 0.1110 55 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2604 [k 0.0166 56 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2604 x 0.0276 57 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 3072 8.0920 58 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2991 d 0.8415 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data 4e mRrj izns'k vlk/kkj.k xtV] 27 vDVcw j] 2020 5 Øe- la[;k ftyk rglhy xzke Hkw[k.M vftZr fd;k tkus okyk la[;k {ks=Qy ¼gs0 eas½ 1 2 3 4 5 6 59 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2991 [k 0.4135 60 tkykSu mjbZ Mdksj 2989 [k 0.4660 17 10.4966 61 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 1218 0.0048 62 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 795 0.0064 63 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 757 0.0151 64 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 351 0.0690 65 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 353 0.445 66 tkykSu mjbZ fVejksa 787/1 0.0590 6 0.1988 67 tkykSu tkykSu /kUrkSyh 1217 d 0.2720 68 tkykSu tkykSu /kUrkSyh 1217 x 0.0390 69 tkykSu tkykSu /kUrkSyh 1210 0.0180 3 0.3290 70 tkykSu tkykSu /kukSjk dyk 969 0.1842 71 tkykSu tkykSu /kukSjk dyk 936 0.0146 72 tkykSu tkykSu /kukSjk dyk 996 0.0019 3 0.2007 73 tkykSu tkykSu D;kenh 1 0.0040 1 0.0040 74 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 612 0.0680 75 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 616 0.1960 76 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 614 0.0800 77 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 3 x 0.5510 78 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 .k 0.0090 79 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 [k 0.0020 80 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 N 0.0090 81 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 > 0.0090 82 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 ¥ 0.0090 83 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 x 0.0020 84 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 B 0.0090 85 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 K 0.0090 86 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 d 0.0030 87 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 d/4 0.0030 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data 4e 6 mRrj izns'k vlk/kkj.k xtV] 27 vDVcw j] 2020 Øe- la[;k ftyk rglhy xzke Hkw[k.M vftZr fd;k tkus okyk la[;k {ks=Qy ¼gs0 eas½ 1 2 3 4 5 6 88 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 570 0.1810 89 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 < 0.0070 90 tkykSu tkykSu ykMiqj eq0 5 ?k 0.0020 17 1.1490 91 tkykSu tkykSu ikMokjh 137 0.0015 92 tkykSu tkykSu ikMokjh 66 fe 1.1756 2 1.1771 93 tkykSu tkykSu 'ksjiqjk 67 0.0026 1 0.0026 94 tkykSu tkykSu vkSjs[kh 601 1.0320 95 tkykSu tkykSu vkSjs[kh 68/6 0.0010 2 1.0330 96 tkykSu tkykSu xkSjk jkBkSj 104 0.3390 97 tkykSu tkykSu xkSjk jkBkSj 75 0.0020 2 0.3410 98 tkykSu tkykSu futkeiqj 358 0.0510 99 tkykSu tkykSu futkeiqj 133 0.1770 2 0.2280 100 tkykSu tkykSu Hkanok 172 p 0.0080 1 0.0080 101 tkykSu tkykSu uohiqj 18 0.0291 1 0.0291 102 tkykSu tkykSu lgko 285 0.0050 103 tkykSu tkykSu lgko 187 0.0010 104 tkykSu tkykSu lgko 264 0.0850 3 0.0910 105 tkykSu tkykSu teyiqj /;ku 163 v 0.0023 106 tkykSu tkykSu teyiqj /;ku 163 c 0.0023 107 tkykSu tkykSu teyiqj /;ku 223 0.0166 108 tkykSu tkykSu teyiqj /;ku 209 0.0020 4 0.0232 109 tkykSu tkykSu ,dksa 37 0.8016 1 0.8016 346 RPH (Audyogik vikas-3) 2020 Data
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    20-Role Of Space Technology For Surface And Ground Water Resources Management In Bundelkhand -A.K.Agarwal, Scientist “Sg” & Head, Surface Water Resources Division, Remote Sensing Applications Centre-U.P. Introduction • Remote Sensing Applications Centre (RSAC-U.P.) under Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of U.P. govt has been established in 1982. The centre has a total strength of 24 regular Scientists alongwith 200 (approx.) supporting staff. The centre is fully equipped with resistivity meter equipments, terameter, multi- beam SONAR sounder (bathymetry instruments)etc. Well established divisions of Surface Water Resources Division and Ground Water Resources Division is looking after the surface and ground water resources of entire U.P. • The Bundelkhand area is known for its water scarcity and drought conditions. The space technology has a prominent role for location of drilling sites, water harvesting sites and monitoring of water bodies. RSAC-UP had used the technology for identification of paleochannel, drilling sites within hard rock and alluvium terrain for rural & urban water supply schemes etc. The success rate of pin pointing ground water drilling point in is more than 90% in Bundelkhand. Some important facts & maps related to this region are given below:- List Of Waterbodies (>10 Ha) In Bundelkhand (As On 2017 & 2018) S.N. District Number of Total area-2017 Total area-2018 Water bodies (ha) (ha) 1. Jhansi 30 1915.28 989.14 2. Lalitpur 61 41738.73 14222.69 3. Hamirpur 05 2785.88 1792.30 4. Mahoba 34 2765.58 2298.33 5. Banda 4 327.94 267.84 6. Chitrakoot 21 1558.84 736.41 7.
  • Press Kit Egis in India

    Press Kit Egis in India

    PRESS KIT PRESS KIT EGIS IN INDIA 25 February 2019 PRESS KIT EGIS IN INDIA 1/20 Erreur ! Il n'y a pas de texte répondant à ce style dans ce document. Erreur ! Il n'y a pas de texte répondant à ce style dans ce document. TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESS KIT EGIS IN INDIA 2/20 February 2019 EGIS GROUP 1 - EGIS AT A GLANCE 13,600 employees €1.050 billion of managed turnover in 2017 62% of our activity is out of France 29 road operating subsidiaries in 18 countries 17airport concession in 8 countries At Egis, our 13,600 people are dedicated to supporting energy, ecology, digital and territorial transition to shape tomorrow’s world. We draw on our capacity for innovation and our ability to ingeniously transform ideas into solutions that are tangible, operational and, most importantly, useful for our clients all over the world. Our assignments lead us to operate in a wide range of domains addressing the major challenges of the planet, such as transport, buildings, water, the environment, energy, urban development and mobility services. To deliver them, we call upon a broad spectrum of disciplines, ranging from the design of infrastructure to its operation, also including consulting, turnkey delivery and project structuring. Egis is a 75%-owned subsidiary of Caisse des Dépôts, with the remaining 25% held by partner executives and employees. The Group generates more than one billion euros of managed revenue. PRESS KIT EGIS IN INDIA 3/20 February 2019 2 - OUR GLOBAL OFFER Egis assists its public and private sector clients in their development projects which link in with the major transitions underway in our society: energy and ecological, digital and technological, demographic and territorial.
  • Bundelkhand and Defence Industrial Corridor

    Bundelkhand and Defence Industrial Corridor

    Bundelkhand and Defence Industrial Corridor March 11, 2021 In news: Recently, the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister highlighted Defence Industrial Corridor in UP and its consequential benefits for Bundelkhand About UP Defence Industrial Corridor(UP DIC) As announced in the Union Budget of 2018-19, Defence Industrial Corridor in Uttar Pradesh is the one of the two Defence Industrial Corridors of India. Another one is in Tamil Nadu UP DIC is an aspirational project that intends to reduce foreign dependency of Indian Aerospace & Defence Sector. Aim: This Corridor aims to bring up the state as one of the largest & advanced Defence manufacturing hubs and put it on the world map Nodal Agency: The Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) Cities covered under UP DIC: Planned across 6 nodes namely – Lucknow, Kanpur, Jhansi, Agra Aligarh, Chitrakoot, which spreads across Central, East, West region of Uttar Pradesh and along the Golden Quadrilateral connecting Delhi – Kolkata supported by networks of expressways as under: Yamuna Expressway Agra – Lucknow Expressway Purvanchal Expressway Bundelkhand Expressway Gorakhpur Link Expressway Ganga Expressway The state also intends to establish Common Facility Centres (CFC), Centres of Excellence (CoE) and Skill Development Centres to facilitate in providing best practices, research and development and skill development. Hence, the envisaged corridor not only targets the setting up of manufacturing hubs but also aims at generating employment opportunities to cater to the most populous state in the country. Strategy of UP DIC Expanding the Ordnance factories in the state Mobilising Private investments Mobilising the SME ecosystem in the state Bridging the market gaps and connect the ancillary units in the state to meet the requirements of Defence PSUs Developing the export oriented manufacturing base for defence sector Bundelkhand area It is a geographical and cultural region and also a mountain range in central & North India.
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  • Completed Projects (2003 Onwards)

    Completed Projects (2003 Onwards)

    Completed Projects (2003 Onwards) 2020-21 Social Impact Assessment for Gorakhpur Link Expressway Project District Ambedkar Nagar, Sponsored by Uttar Pradesh Expressway Industrial Development Authority (UPAIDA), Government of Uttar Pradesh. Project Director: Dr.Chittaranjan Senapati A Study on Inter-state Trade to Identify and Estimate Value of Commodities being Imported/Exported to/from Uttar Pradesh, Sponsored by Department of Economic and Statistics, Government of Uttar Pradesh.Project Director:Dr.Chittaranjan Senapati. Social Impact Assessment of Farmers affected by the Defence Industrial Corridor Project in Kanpur Nagar District, Sponsored by D.M. Kanpur, Dr. Animesh Roy Social Impact Assessment for Bundelkhand Expressway Project Distt. Jalaun, Sponsored by (SLAO) Office Jalaun, Project Director Prof. B.K. Bajpai Social Impact Assessment for Gorakhpur Link Expressway Project District Azamgarh, Sponsored by D.M. Gorakhpur, Project Director Prof. B.K. Bajpai Social Impact Assessment study on Gorakhpur Link Expressway Project Distt. Gorakhpur, Sponsored by D.M. Gorakhpur, Project Director Prof. B.K. Bajpai, Dr.Manjur Ali Social Impact Assessment of Land Owners/ Farmers of 4 villages of Ghanghata Tahsil in Sant Kabir Nagar District Affected due to Land Acquisition by UPEIDA for Gorakhpur Link Expressway Project Distt. Sant Kabir Nagar, Sponsored by DM Sant Kabir Nagar, Project Director Prof. B.K. Bajpai, Dr. C.S. Verma Programme Feedback on Scheme for Ad-descent Girls (SAG) implementation in the State of Uttar Pradesh, Sponsored by UNICEFF, Project Director Dr.Nomita P. Kumar Evaluation and Verification of Samagra Shiksha Programme (12 District) (Lucknow) District of Uttar Pradesh, Sponsored by Director General, State Project Office, Samagra Shiksha Programme, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Project Director Dr.
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    Minutes of 496th SEAC Meeting Dated 01/10/2020 The 496th meeting of SEAC was held through video in view of the Corona Virus Disease (Covid-19) on 01/10/2020. Following members were participate in the online meeting: 1. Dr. (Prof.) S.N. Singh, Chairman 2. Dr. Sarita Sinha, Member 3. Dr. Virendra Misra, Member 4. Dr. Pramod Kumar Mishra, Member 5. Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Dalela, Member 6. Dr.Ajoy Kumar Mandal, Member 7. Shri Rajive Kumar, Member 8. Shri MerajUddin, Member The Chairman welcomed the members to the 496th SEAC meeting which was conducted online. The SEAC unanimously took following decisions on the agenda points discussed: 1. CBTWF in Muzzafarnagar at Khasra No.-539/3, Village-Makhiyali, Muzafarnagar., M/s Rudra Waste Management (P) Ltd. File No. 5832/Proposal No.SIA/UP/MIS/56459/2020 RESOLUTION AGAINST AGENDA NO-01 The project proponent/consultant did not circulate the documents to the members of SEAC. Hence, the committee directed to defer the matter. The file shall not be treated as pending at SEAC. The matter will be discussed only after submission of online request on prescribed online portal 2. Cement Grinding Unit for Proposed Production of 2.0 MTPA at Khasra No.-1164K, 1165K, 1168, 1170, 1140Kha, 1162Ga, 1167mi, Village-Nagardeeh, District-Gautam Buddha Nagar, U.P. M/s Kanodia Cement Ltd.,File No. 5847/5078/Proposal No.SIA/UP/IND/56666/2019 RESOLUTION AGAINST AGENDA NO-02 The SEAC noted that the project proponent/consultant has mentioned wrong address of site location. Hence the committee discussed and directed to defer the matter to next SEAC meeting.
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