Annual Report 2011 - 2012

Gujarat Pollution Control Board Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector - 10 A, Gandhinagar - 382 010, Gujarat. Inauguration of CETP of New Palsana Industries Association at Baleshwar, Surat by Honorable MinisterShri Mangubhai Patel , (Forest and Environment), in presence of Dr. K. U. Mistry, Chairman, Gujarat Pollution Control Board.

Inaugural ceremony of International Congress of Environmental Research (ICER-11) at SVNIT campus, Surat organized by JERAD (Journal of Environmental Research and Development), SVNIT-Surat and GPCB-Gandhinagar. Annual Report 2011 - 2012

Gujarat Pollution Control Board Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector - 10 A, Gandhinagar - 382 010, Gujarat.

Annual Report : 2011 - 2012

Preface

The Gujarat Pollution Control Board – also known as GPCB – was constituted by the Government of Gujarat on 15th October, 1974, under section 4 or the Water Act, 1974. GPCB Continued its efforts towards environment protection and better pollution control management.

During 2011-2012, GPCB has achieved many goals; some of which are stated below in brief: 1. New recruitment of 30 officers(technical) has been done in the workforce of GPCB. 2. Co-processing of Hazardous wastes was encouraged and recommended. Around 83,000 MT of such waste is co-processed so far in cement mills. 3. Detailed technical guidelines including action plans for pollution control are being monitored strictly. 4. Strict policy implementation has been adopted by the Board. Total 909 industries were directed to be closed down during the year and were allowed to restart after commitment or verifying the compliance. 5. Illegal discharge of effluents and other wastes were detected and removed. Illegal transport of hazardous wastes was strictly dealt with legal actions. 6. 73710 inspections and visits under environment protection laws have been carried out and precise directions are given to reduce the pollution. 7. During the year,2417 CTE and 1550 CCA were granted to industrial units. Total19992 samples were collected for analysis. 8. Total 60 environment public hearings were conducted across the state at the upcoming sites of new industries.

9. Pollution parameters like COD,BOD,NH3 N etc. have been reduced up to 50% to 70% at CETPs by many-fold efforts of the Board. Gujarat Pollution Control Board

10. Out of 364 applications for Environment Clearance (EC), 267 applications have been cleared during the year.

11. GPCB has continued to work as an advisory and supportive body for other SPCBs. MOU is signed with the Goa State Pollution Control Board to provide them the services as above. Other states are also inquiring for the same.

12. Inspite of the rise of industries in the State, there has been recorded 10-24% reduction in the ambient air quality parameters in industrial areas and the odour problem also is reduced by 70% in chemical cluster.

13. New CETPs have been approved and attempts are going on, for reduction in water pollution at Palsana, Narol, Jetpur, Sarigam,Vatva, Ankleshwar and Panoli.

14. Due to strict policy of closer due to pollution or non compliance for 15 days and revocation only after Undertaking for compliance within stipulated time and deposition of bank guarantee, industries are now becoming ready to install new pollution control machinery and to run it properly.

15. To control violation of the Biomedical Waste Rules, scheme of the bank guarantee to assure compliance limit has been introduced.

16. CCTV cameras and Internet control facilities in Narol area and Regional Office Ahmedabad have been established for taking immediate action just after detecting smokes from the stacks. The implementation of similar system has also been started in Surat. Project of new CETP for Narol industries has been initiated.

17. Special permission have been given for disposal of ammonia waste of Ankleswar, Panoli, Padara, and Vatva and for recycling it at Bhavnagar.

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saving time, energy and cost and to make available necessary guidance to the public, one new Regional Office has been opened at Jetpur. At present, general public gets contact of the Board from 22 offices.

19. Thousands of pending applications have been cleared and the recovery of Lacs of rupees is made possible by the Board though development of system, for fast disposal of the pending cases by monthly meetings and 21 new Forms. Regular Data Bank is being prepared through new inspection format and by monthly and annual reports required from industries for pollution and its control.

20. More literature has been published by the Board to be useful to the public. Rise is made in Guajarati/English articles being published in magazines.

21. The credibility of the Board activities has been increased due to recognition by NABL to the Central Laboratory of the Board at Gandhinagar.GPCB is the only pollution control board in country to have this recognition.

22. Gujarat was the first State in publishing guidelines in 2010 for project proponents for preparation of EIA reports. Second edition of these guidelines is prepared during the year.

Public awareness plays key role in environment protection. The Board has given prime importance to programs for public awareness. During the year under report, the Board has organized many awareness programmes including posters exhibition, paryvaran rath yatra ,seminars in major towns/cities and educating all concerned people including medical and para medical persons for effective implementation of Municipal Solid waste, Bio Medical Waste, Plastic waste issues, noise pollutions, etc.

The Board through its all Regional Offices, co-ordinates with the District Authorities and also participates in various District Level programmes Gujarat Pollution Control Board viz. District level mock drill, video conferences held by the District administration, District Collectors and Municipal Corporations, programmes of Vibrant Gujarat, Nirmal Gujarat, Consumer Protection Committee etc. The Lok Darbars/Gram Sabha meeting have helped in addressing the public at large.

GPCB together with the Forest & Environment Department, Government of Gujarat and in co-ordination with other department of State like GIDC,DISH, GDMA and Central Government like CPCB, MoEF, have been playing an affirmative role in tackling the problem of pollution control very strictly and effectively.

Gandhinagar Dr. K. U. Mistry 11th July, 2012 Chairman,GPCB Index Sr. Particulars Page No. 1. Introduction 01 2. Constitution of the Board including changes therein 01 3. Meetings of the Board 02 4. Sub-Committee of the Board and their Working 02 5. Specific Sub-Committees of the Board and their Working 02 6. Activities of the Board, Objectives and Priorities 04 6.1 Objectives 04 6.2 Functions 04 6.3 Priorities 06 6.4 Activities of the Board CCA Under Water Act, Air Act & Hazardous Waste Rules, Consent to Establish (Formerly NOC),Bio Medical Rules, 06 Plastic Rules, Sampling and Monitoring under Water Act, Air Act and Hazardous Waste Rules, Third Party Monitoring 6.5 Pollution Control measures – ETP and APCM 19 6.6 CETP (Common ETP – Effluent Treatment Plants) 20 6.7 Hazardous Waste Facilities 23 6.8 Domestic Sewage Treatment Plants 39 6.9 Bio Medical Wastes Facilities in Gujarat 46 6.10 Municipal Solid Wastes (Management and Handling) 49 6.11 Batteries (Management and Handling) 59 6.12 Water Cess 59 6.13 Comprehensive Environment Pollution Index (CEPI) 60 6.14 Environment Clearance –Public Consultation 63 6.15 Water Quality Monitoring Programmes – GEMS, MINARS Projects, monitoring of rivers, reservoirs, 72 Lakes/Talav Wells etc. 6.16 Air Quality Monitoring – Ambient Air Monitoring Programmes (AAQM) Status of Ambient Monitoring 107 Programmes (SAMP), National Ambient Monitoring (NAMP) 6.17 Coastal Monitoring Programmes 113 6.18 Monitoring Programmes during festivals 117 Sr. Particulars Page No. 6.19 Bio-Monitoring of water bodies 138 6.20 Analytical Quality Control 152 6.21 Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 153 6.22 Environmental Awareness Programmes 167 6.23 Important Events & Visits to the Board by experts 194 6.24 Training Programmes 198 7. Prosecution launched and offences compounded 214 Administration the set up of the Board, 8. Board Meeting – Important decision thereof. 217 9. Finance and Accounts of the Board 219 Direction given by the Government and step taken to 10. comply with them 219 11. Any other important matter dealt with by the State Board 220 Annexure

I Members of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board 233 II Members of the Selection Committee 234 III Members of the Promotion Committee 235 IV Members of the Technical Committee 236 V Members of GPCB Purchase committee 237 VI Members of Scientific committee 238 VII Members of the Committee for Registration as recyclers with Environmentally sound management facilities under the 239 Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 VIII Members of the Committee for Permission for Co-processing of Hazardous Waste and other waste in Cement kiln/Thermal 240 Power Plants/Steel plants IX Members of Committee for Recycling Facility Management Plan 241 X Members of Category Committee 242 XI Members of Norms Committee 243 XII Administrative set up of the Board 244 XIII Staff Strength for each Cadre in the Board 246 XIV Offices of the Board 248 Annual Report : 2011 - 2012

1.0 Introduction

The Gujarat Pollution Control Board - now popularly known as GPCB has been constituted by the Government of Gujarat on 15.10.1974 as per provisions under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, with a view to protect the environment, to prevent and control the pollution of water in the State of Gujarat, that occupies a prominent niche in progressive and industrial development of the country. The Government of India has enacted and entrusted the Central Acts and relevant Rules for pollution control as notified thereof from time to time.

The Board had initially, staff of 25 in 1974. Though, the staff strength has increased to 440 yet it is far less than that required by the Board to implement aforesaid laws, effectively.As of today,there are 110 engineers and 141 scientists and analysts.

There are twenty one Regional Offices located in different part of Gujarat and one more Regional Office at Jetpur was opened during the year under report. Thus presently twenty two Regional offices are made functional in different part of Gujarat. Out of twenty two Regional Offices seven Regional Offices located at Vapi, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Rajkot, Bhavnagar and Jamnagar are attached with laboratory. Regional offices are over all responsible for implementation of the function of the Board pertaining to concerned region.

The Board is having its Head Office and Central Laboratory at Gandhinagar. Besides processing and finalisation of application under various environmental Act/ rules the Head Office also performs activities concerning general polices and enforcement of various provisions of the Acts as well as general administration and co-ordination with other agencies. The Central Laboratory at Gandhinagar provides facilities for analysis of samples collected by Regional Offices located at Ahmadabad, Gandhinagar, Mehsana, Palanpur, Himmatnagar, Vigilance Cell at Gandhinagar and other agencies. Besides this Central laboratory also involved in development of methods for analysis of water,wastewater,gases and hazardous waste samples etc. The Central Laboratory, Gandhinagar is a NABL accredited laboratory.

2.0 Constitution of the Board including changes therein.

The Government of Gujarat constituted, the Gujarat Pollution Control Board under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 on October 15, 1974. On completion of its first four terms the Board was reconstituted for fifth term on August 22, 1989. The list of the Members of the Board during year 2011-2012 is provided at Annexure I. The organisation structure of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board is provided atAnnexure XII . Staff strength as on March 31, 2012 is furnished in Annexure XIII.

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3.0 Meetings of the Board

During the year 2011-2012, four Board Meetings of GPCB were held. The meetings were held on 23.6.2011, 3.9.2011, 8.12.2011.and 12-03-2012. Important decisions taken during these meetings are listed on page 219 and 220 of this report.

4.0 Sub- Committees of the Board and their working

Personnel Committees and Promotion Committees

The Board has constituted four Personnel Committees. There are two Selection Committees, one for Class I & II and another for Class III & IV. Similarly, there are two different Promotion Committees one for Class I & II and the other for Class III & IV.All these Personnel Committees are constituted for selection and promotions of personnel for various posts existing in the Board and also to assist the Board in other related matters.

As per GPCB (Recruitment) Rules, 2007, the information showing constitution of the Selection Committees is given in Annexure II and the Promotion Committee in given in Annexure III.

5.0 Area Sub- Committees of the Board and their working

1. TechnicalCommittee

A Technical Committee has been constituted to provide technical advice and support to the Board in the matters pertaining to the specific problems of technical nature. The list of the Members of the TechnicalCommittee is given inAnnexure IV.

During the year 2011-2012, twelve (12) meetings of the Technical Committee were held and 98 agendas were discussed.

2. Purchase Committee

The Board has set up a Purchase Committee consisting of officers of the Board for petty purchase etc. item. The list of the Purchase Committee Members is given in Annexure V.

During the year 2011-2012,nine (09) meetings of the Purchase Committee were held and 34 agendas were discussed.

3. Scientific committee

A scientific committee has been reconstituted on 21/2/2012 to verify the proposals received from central laboratory and regional laboratories for purchasing scientific instruments/equipments. This committee also work out the agencies for laboratory

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chemicals/ ingredient, glassware etc. The list of the Members of the Scientific Committee is given in Annexure VI.

During the year 2011-2012,one (01) meeting of the Committee was held.

4. A Committee for Registration as recyclers with Environmentally sound management facilities under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008

The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has constituted a Committee in order to finalize the Registration as recyclers with environmentally sound management facilities under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.

The list of the Members of the Committee is given in Annexure VII.

During the year 2011-2012,Five (5) meetings of the Committee were held.

5. A Committee for Permission for Co-processing of Hazardous Waste and other waste in Cement kiln/Thermal Power Plants/Steel plants.

The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has constituted a Committee in order to finalize the Permission for Co-processing of Hazardous Waste and other waste in Cement kiln/Thermal Power Plants/Steel plants. The list of the Members of the Committee is given in Annexure- VIII.

6. A committee for approval of Ship Recycling Facility Management Plan (RFMP) :

As per Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in its order dated 06/09/07 on ship Recycling activities A committee is constituted to scrutinize and recommend for the approval of Recycling Facilities Management Plan to be submitted by the ship recycler to the Gujarat Pollution Control Board. The list of the Members of the Committee is given in Annexure IX. During the year 2011-2012, Two (2) meetings of the Committee were held and 07 RFMP were approved.

7. Category committee

Based on pollution potential of industries CPCB has categorized industries into three category i.e Red, Orange and Green Category and based on that list of different category of industries is prepared and published by the Board. In spite of that in cases of industries which are not listed in the list in order to maintain uniformity in categorization of industries a committee is reconstituted under the chairmanship of the Member Secretary of the Board on 9/8/2011. The list of the Members of the Committee is given in Annexure X.

During the year 2011-2012, Two (2) meetings of the Committee were held.

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8. Norms Committee

Central Pollution Control Board has specified norms for disposal of industrial effluent. However SPCB is empowered to specify more stringent norms to the industries. Internal committee under the provision of Water (Prevention & Control) Act - 1974 is constituted by the Board under chairmanship of Member Secretary for deciding the case pertains to the effluent disposal norms on 17/08/2011.

The list of the Members of the Committee is given in Annexure XI. During the year 2011–12 one (01) meeting of the Committee was held.

6.0 Activities of the Board, Objectives, Functions & Priorities

6.1 Objectives

The major objectives of the Board are centred around the Pollution Control and the protection of the environmental quality.These are outlined as under : Ÿ Bring about all round improvement in the quality of the environment in the State by effective implementation of the laws. Ÿ Control of pollution at source to the maximum extent possible with due regard to technological achievement and economic viability as well as sensitivity of the receiving environment. This objective is being fulfilled through laying down the disposal standards as well as gaseous emission standards. Ÿ Identifications of sites and development of procedures and methods for the disposal of hazardous wastes. Ÿ Maximisation of re-use and re-cycle of sewage and trade effluent on land for irrigation and for industrial purpose after giving appropriate treatment and thereby economising and saving on the use of water. The practice also helps in stopping pollution of water due to reduction in discharges of waste into water bodies. Ÿ Minimisation of adverse effect of pollution by selecting suitable locations for the establishment of new industrial projects. Ÿ Co-ordination with other agencies of the State Government and local authorities to encourage the Common Effluent Treatment Plants and Treatment Stabilisation Disposal Facilities. Ÿ Close co-ordination and support with educational institutions, non government organisations, Industries Associations, Government organisations, etc. to create environmental awareness.

6.2 Functions

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The function of the Board is to enforce the provisions of the following Acts, Rules and Directives issued by the Authorities from time to time. Ÿ The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 Ÿ The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977 Ÿ The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 Ÿ The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, various relevant Rules notified thereof : Ø The Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules, 1989 Ø The Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 Ø Utilisation of Fly Ash - Notification of Directions, 1999 Ø The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 Ø The Ozone Depleting Substances (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 Ø The Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000 Ø The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 Ø The Environmental Clearance Notification dated 14.9.2006. Ø The Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 and Ø The Plastics Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 Ø e-waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 Ÿ The Environmental Audit Scheme, 1996.

In accordance with the provisions of the above Acts and Rules the Board is carrying out following activities. Ÿ Promotion of cleanliness of wells and streams in different areas of the State. Ÿ Issuing directives for pollution control measures to the polluting units. Ÿ Prevention, control and abatement of pollution in the State and improvement in the environment. Ÿ Advising the State Government on any matter concerning prevention and control of water and air pollution. Ÿ Approving judicious location of new industries from pollution control point of view. Ÿ Promotion of re-use and re-cycle of sewage and trade effluent. Ÿ Carrying out monitoring of rivers, wells, ponds etc. of the State. Ÿ Carrying out air monitoring of the major cities of the State. Ÿ Collection and compilation of technical and statistical data relating to water and air pollution.

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Ÿ Laying down standards for the discharge of liquid effluent and gaseous emission. Ÿ Developing methods of treatment of effluent and air pollution control equipment. Ÿ Identification of site for the disposal of hazardous wastes. Ÿ Organising training programmes, seminars and workshops regarding pollution control. Ÿ Creating awareness in the public regarding environmental pollution control.

6.3 Priorities

The area and activities deserving priority are as under: Ÿ Identification of locations in the State having severe pollution problems and minimising pollution in these areas with the help of suitable treatment of effluent and /or disposal of the effluent at a safe location through concerned agencies / authorities. Ÿ Identification and development of sites for the disposal of hazardous wastes. Ÿ Identification of major air polluting industries and enforcement of provisions of the Air Act for the control of air emissions. Ÿ Proper selection of the sites for new industrial projects. Ÿ Common facilities for the collection, treatment and disposal of the effluent in the industrial estates. Ÿ Identification, development and adoption of clean production technologies. Ÿ Minimising discharge of effluent into streams and water bodies and promotion of re-cycling and re-use of treated effluent on land for irrigation and development of green belts.

6.4 Activities of the Board

Activities related to the consolidated consents/authorisations under the Water Act, the Air Act, Hazardous Wastes Rules, Bio-medical Wastes Rules, MSW Rules etc,

Consent to Establish [formerly known as No-Objection Certificates] and registration under Plastic waste rules, hazardous waste rules, etc.

6.4.1 Processing and finalisation of Consolidated consents and/ Authorisation applications under the Water Act and/ the Air Act and/ the Hazardous Waste Rules.

The Consolidated CCA [Consolidated Consent & Authorisation] Applications acceptance, processing, finalisation thereof and issuance of Consolidated consent

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and Authorisation orders under the Water Act and/ Air Act and/ HW Rules is implemented with effect from April 2003 onwards.

e-Governance programme of GPCB vizly. XGN (eXtended Green Node) was launched on 5th June 2008. XGN software programme facilitates all concerned to file their application online. The statistics concerning CCA of red and orange category of industries as under :

Cumulative During Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to W A Haz the year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications 1. 16442 13281204 971 1470* 17697 for CCA on hand 2. CCA granted 11502 844 782 655 899 12401

3. CCA rejected 3273 310 183283 367 3640

4. Files closed 08 00 0000 00 08 CCA applications 5. returned to 1444 00 0000 00 1444 applicant(s) CCA applications 6. 215 174 133139 204 204 under scrutiny

W = Under the Water Act, 1974; A = Under the Air Act, and Haz = Under the Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Trans boundary Movement) Rules, 2008.

* This includes 1255 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 215 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

(A) Processing and finalisation of consent applications under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act-1974

One of the primary functions of the Board is to process and finalise consent applications received from various pollution potential industrial units under the Water Act.

In accordance with the provisions of Section 25 read with Section 26 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 every polluting agency has to obtain the consent to operate of the Board for bringing into use an outlet for the discharge of sewage or trade effluent into a stream or on land.

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The statistics pertaining to action taken on consent applications under the Water Act, 1974(red and orange category) is as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for consent 1. 26975 1328* 28129 on hand 2. Consent granted 19457 844 20311

3. Consent rejected 5990 310 6300

4. Files closed 408 00 408 Applications returned to 5. 936 00 936 applicant(s)

6. Applications under scrutiny 174 174 174

* This includes 1154 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 174 applications pending of previous financial year 2010-11.

(B) Processing and finalisation of consent applications under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act-1981

In accordance with the provisions of Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 each industry emitting gas(es) has to obtain the consent to operate of the Board. The statistics concerning pertaining to action taken on consent applications under the Air Act, 1981(red and orange category) is as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for consent 1. 22625 1204* 23687 on hand 2. Consent granted 17516 782 18298

3. Consent rejected 4082 283 4365

4. Files closed 168 00 168 Applications returned to 5. 717 00 717 applicant(s)

6. Applications under scrutiny 142 139 139 * This includes 1062 applications received during the year financial year 2011–12 and 142 applications pending of the previous financial year 2010-11.

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(C) Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary) Rules-2008

As per Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008 notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, every unit generating hazardous wastes and having a facility for collection, reception, treatment, transport, storage and disposal of such wastes should obtain the authorisation of the Board. During the year under report the Board continued to bring all such industries and other agencies under the ambit of the regulations. The statistics pertaining to action taken on authorisation applications (red and orange category) under the Hazardous Wastes (Management & Handling Rules) 1989 as amended from time to time is as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for 1. 14159 971* 15023 authorisation on hand 2. Authorisation granted 9653 655 10308

3. Authorisation rejected 3924 183 4107

4. Files closed 62 00 62 Applications returned to 5. 413 00 413 applicant(s)

6. Applications under scrutiny 107 133 133

* This includes 864 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 107 applications pending of the previous financial year 2010-11.

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6.4.2 Consent to Establish [formerly known as NOC (No Objection Certificates)

The statistics of Consent to Establish formerly known as NOC (No Objection Certificates) applications is (red and orange category)as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for Consent to 1. 31130 3632* 34389 Establish on hand 2. Consent to Establish issued 23053 2170 25223

3. Applications for Consent to Establish rejected 6880 828 7708

4. Files closed 503 00 503 Applications returned to 5. applicant(s) 321 00 321

6. Applications under scrutiny 373 634 634 * This includes 3259 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 373 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

Processing and finalisation of CCA applications of Green category under the Water Act and/ the Air Act and/ the Hazardous Waste Rules.

The statistics concerning CCA of Green category of industries as under :

During the During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars year year (up to 2010- 11 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for consent 1. ---- 757* 3329 on hand 2. Consent granted ---- 651 2853

3. Consent rejected ---- 48 358

4. Files closed ---- 00 04 Applications returned to 5. ---- 01 57 applicant(s)

6. Applications under scrutiny 47 57 57

* This includes 710 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 47 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

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Consent to Establish [formerly known as NOC (No Objection Certificates):- Green Category

The statistics concerning Consent to Establish formerly known as NOC (No Objection Certificates) applications is as under :

During the During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars year year (up to 2010- 11 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for Consent to 1. ---- 281* 960 Establish on hand 2. Consent to Establish issued ---- 247 814

3. Applications for Consent to Establish rejected ---- 15 104

4. Files closed ---- 01 02 Applications returned to 5. applicant(s) ---- 02 24

6. Applications under scrutiny 07 16 16

* This includes 274 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 07 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

6.4.3 The Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998

As per the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the occupier in relation to any institution generating bio-medical waste which includes a hospital, nursing home, clinic, dispensary, veterinary institution, animal house, pathological laboratory, blood bank by whatever name called; as well as an operator of a facility for the collection, reception, storage, transport, treatment, disposal etc, should apply in Form I and obtain authorisation of the Board, within notified time schedule. The statistics pertaining to action taken on authorisation applications under the Bio- Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 is as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for 1. 20352 2490* 22493 authorisation on hand 2. Authorisation issued 18421 1605 20026 (cont.) 11 Gujarat Pollution Control Board

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

3. Authorisation rejected 753 55 808

4. Files closed 02 00 02 Applications returned to 5. 827 00 827 applicant(s)

6. Applications under scrutiny 349 830 830

*This includes 2141 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 349 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

6.4.4 The Plastics (Management and Handling ) Rules 2011

`Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India has notified on 04/02/2011 the Plastic Waste (Management & Handling) Rules – 2011 to replace the earlier Recycle Plastic Manufacture & Usage Rules – 1999 and its amendment – 2003. Some of the salient features of new rules are as follows :

Ÿ Plastic carry bags shall not be less than 40 micron in thickness. Under the earlier rules, the minimum thickness was 20 micron.

Ÿ Food stuff items will not be allowed to pack in recycle plastic or compostable plastic carry bags.

Ÿ Use of plastic materials in sachets for storing, packing or selling gutkha, tobaco and pan masala has been banned.

Ÿ Each plastic carry bag and multilayer plastic or sachets shall have been printed information i.e. registration number of the manufacture, thickness and name.

Ÿ For enforcement of provision of these rules manufacturer and recycler of plastic shall have to register with State Pollution Control Board.

Ÿ Any person manufacturing or proposing to manufacture plastic carry bags, multilayer plastic pouch or sachets shall apply to State Pollution Control Board, using Form-1 and person recycling or proposing to recycling carry bags or multilayer plastic pouch or sachets shall apply using Form – 2 appended to this rule.

Ÿ Every application of renewal of registration shall be made at least 90 days before the expiry of the validity of registration certificate.

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The statistics pertaining to implementation of these rules are as under :

Cumulative During the Cumulative Sr. Particulars (up to year (up to 31.3.2011) 2011- 12 31.3.2012)

Applications for registration 1. 422 133* 539 received 2. Registration issued 303 99 402

3. Closure direction issued under section 5 of EPA 26 18 44

* This includes 117 applications received during the financial year 2011–12 and 16 applications pending from the previous financial year 2010-11.

6.4.5 Sampling and monitoring under the Water,Air and EP Acts

(A) Sampling and analysis under the Water Act

During the period under report, the Board carried out collection and analysis of 16450 water samples with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories. These samples include industrial and domestic effluents collected under the provisions of the Water Act and the EP Act, and river and ground water sample collected under various projects – GEMS, MINAR The statistics pertaining to samples collected and analysed are as under :

Numbers of samples Numbers of samples Sr. Regional Office collected and analysed collected and analysed No during 2010-11 during 2011-12

1. Ahmedabad 2493 2172

2. Vadodara 2124 1595

3. Nadiad 478 279

4. Mehsana 327 216

5. Surat 2260 1448

6. Rajkot 1334 535

7. Junagadh 514 449

8. Bharuch 561 503

9. Vapi 3993 3698 (cont.)

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10. Jamnagar 673 487

11. Bhuj-Kutch 350 402

12. Godhra 300 261

13. Bhavnagar 542 512

14. Himatnagar 240 235

15. Ankleshwar 1519 2052

16. Gandhinagar 546 799

17. Surendranagar 92 107

18. Porbandar 99 152

19. Anand 00 178

20. Navsari 00 222

21. Palanpur 00 85

22. Jetpur 00 63

Total 18445 16450* * The Board has adopted a concept of detailed inspection of an industrial set up instead of just visiting for sample collection. The officers of the Board are giving corrective measures in writing at the site after detailed inspection and also doing follow-up for the real sense compliance.

(B) Sampling and analysis under the Air Act

During the period under report, 3361 samples were collected and analysed with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories under the Air Act, 1981. The statistics pertaining to samples collected and analysed are as under :

Numbers of samples Numbers of samples Sr. Regional Office collected and analysed collected and analysed No during 2010-11 during 2011-12

1. Ahmedabad 268 303

2. Vadodara 452 198

3. Nadiad 185 103

4. Mehsana 118 71 (cont.)

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Numbers of samples Numbers of samples Sr. Regional Office collected and analysed collected and analysed No during 2010-11 during 2011-12

5. Surat 373 271

6. Rajkot 250 48

7. Junagadh 125 108

8. Bharuch 62 116

9. Vapi 256 337

10. Jamnagar 531 323

11. Bhuj-Kutch 311 265

12. Godhra 84 67

13. Bhavnagar 181 173

14. Himatnagar 04 32

15. Ankleshwar 125 350

16. Gandhinagar 252 423

17. Surendranagar 27 28

18. Porbandar 63 103

19. Anand 00 04

20. Navsari 00 19

21. Palanpur 00 19

22. Jetpur 00 00

Total 3667 3361

(C) Sampling and analysis under the Hazardous Waste Management Rules

During the period under report, the Board carried out analysis of 181 samples of hazardous wastes with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories.

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The statistics pertaining to samples collected and analysed are as under :

Numbers of samples Numbers of samples Sr. Regional Office collected and analysed collected and analysed No during 2010-11 during 2011-12

1. Ahmedabad 18 15

2. Vadodara 36 22

3. Nadiad 06 08

4. Mehsana 00 02

5. Surat 04 20

6. Rajkot 08 04

7. Junagadh 00 01

8. Bharuch 06 06

9. Vapi 41 42

10. Jamnagar 13 00

11. Bhuj-Kutch 17 01

12. Godhra 14 03

13. Bhavnagar 00 00

14. Himatnagar 21 05

15. Ankleshwar 44 30

16. Gandhinagar 17 21

17. Surendranagar 02 01

18. Porbandar 00 00

19. Anand 00 00

20. Navsari 00 00

21. Palanpur 00 00

22. Jetpur 00 00

Total 247 181

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6.4.6 Third Party Monitoring

Concept of Third party monitoring was first implemented in the State of Gujarat at industrial estate of Vapi which was later on extended to Ankleshwar and Sarigam regions. Judicial activism coupled with proactive support from the Government played very important and positive role for instituting third party monitoring.

1. What is Third Party Monitoring?

It is a scheme in which the inspection and sampling of the industrial units, pumping sumps (wells) and manholes of the underground drainage system of the industrial cluster, CETP and streams passing in a designated area is carried out by the external agency (University/Engineering College/ Institute of high credibility & technical strength herein referred as Third Party Monitoring Agency) ascertained by the State Pollution Control Board for that area, in addition to regular monitoring carried out by the State Pollution Control Board as per the mandates under different Acts & Rules.

2. Reasons for implementation of third party monitoring in the state of Gujarat :

(a) Third Party monitoring was thought for detailed monitoring of individual unit with following intentions: Ÿ Sources of various pollutants contributing COD, BOD and Ammonical Nitrogen. Ÿ Study of individual's present Effluent Treatment Scheme. Ÿ Rigorous sampling to create the sound database of outlet quality contributed by the unit. Ÿ Statistical Analysis – such as mean, deviation from norms etc. Ÿ To promote the concept of the segregation of the concentrated stream at source by individual industrial unit.

(b) The scope of work consists of monitoring and sampling of individual unit, manholes of underground drainage system, pumping sumps (wells) of the underground drainage, CETP, streams passing through estate etc. The agency shall prepare a detailed comprehensive report along with statistical analysis, deviation analysis, performance analysis etc.

(c) The methodology of sample collection is defined.

3. Advantage of Third Party Monitoring :

(a) Increased frequency of Monitoring of both source and sink.

(b) Independent and rigorous monitoring of individual units.

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(c) Can be implemented in the selective area/s as per requirements.

(d) Different Agencies can be deployed in different areas - Independent modalities of monitoring can be derived as per need analysis.

(e) Both Monitoring (By the Board and Third Party) can be planned in such a manner that they are in consonance and mutually strengthen overall monitoring resulting in to less stress on the regulatory authority – Man power,vehicles etc.

(f) Through Third Party Agency, Monitoring can be carried out at the level of manholes and pumping sumps (wells) of underground drainage system, which helps to investigate to reach up to the source of the pollutant through back trackling – Real Time Vigilant Monitoring.

(g) Generation of good database due to increased frequency of monitoring.

(h) Third Party monitoring can play better role as facilitator than regulator.

(I) Inputs from the Third Party Agency (Expert Credible Institute) are available in the form of observations along with the Report.

(j) Statistical Analysis like trend analysis, deviation analysis etc, are available in ready form of which can be used as planning tool for the strategy framing and also helps in taking sound decision making.

(k) Can help Board in implementation of the Action Plan – Progress Monitoring and other on site monitoring aspects at individual level.

(l) Targets of the Monitoring are manoeuvrable as per the requirement of the Board. (Not bound by the rigid rules)

(m) Value addition in the performance of the Board.

Based on the experiences at industrial cluster of Vapi and Ankleshwar, Gujarat, it can be concluded that well framed Third Party Monitoring Scheme with back up from legal frame work can aid to the State Pollution Control Boards in its functions.

Sampling and analysis by third Party/Association/Educational Institute

During the period under repot, numbers of water samples collected & analysed by the third party/Association/Educational Institute in Ankleshwar region are 5568.

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6.5 Pollution Control Measures

Installation of Effluent Treatment Plants

During the period under report, 473 industrial units have installed effluent treatment plants. These include installation and commissioning of effluent treatment plants by various industries viz. thermal power plants, fertilisers, bulk drug, oil refineries, petrochemicals, pulp and paper, dye and dyes intermediates, etc. In addition to these industries, many units have also upgraded and modified their existing effluent treatment plants. The total number of effluent treatment plants installed and commissioned up to 31.3.2012 is 6813. Couple of industries located in groups or cluster have also initiated activities for the common effluent treatment plants.

Installation of Air Pollution Control Equipment

As a part of action taken by the Board for the implementation of the Air Act, in terms of issuing directives in the form of consent conditions to the various industrial units, during the financial year 2011-12 as many as 733 industries have installed air pollution control equipment for the control of emission of Suspended Particulate Matter,Sulphur Dioxide, Ammonia, Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Hydrogen sulphide, dye and dyes intermediates, etc. These include industries like various plants of thermal power, cement, fertilisers, bulk drug, oil refineries, petrochemicals, pulp and paper, etc. The total number of industrial units having air pollution control equipment as on March 31, 2012 is 6019.

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6.6. CETP (Common Effluent Treatment Plant) in Gujarat

Operations and maintenance of effluent treatment plant for individual industries is challenging task. To overcome the issue of inadequate treatment of waste water, the concept of CETPs were introduced in early 1990s. This was implemented in some of the GIDC estates and clusters of industries located in close proximity. This concept prompted industries individually to treat the wastewater to achieve inlets norms of the CETPs, and thus helped to reduce financial and manpower burden on individual industries. The details of common effluent treatment plants in Gujarat are as under:

Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETP) (As on March 2012) Management's Name Nos. of Capacity Sr. Status and Location Members in MLD 1. The Green Environment Services 466 16 Operational Co-Op Society Ltd., 244-251, Phase-II, GIDC, Vatva, Ahmedabad. 2. Odhav Enviro Project Ltd., 25, 50 1.2 Operational GIDC, Odhav, Ahmedabad. 3. Gujarat Vepari Maha Mandal 373 1.00 Operational Sahkari Udhyogik Vasahat Ltd., 181, GVMMS, Industrial Estate, Odhav, Ahmedabad. 4. Odhav Green Enviro Project 2 1.00 Operational Association, 394, GIDC, Odhav, Ahmedabad. 5. Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd., 181 3 Operational 512-515, Phase-I, GIDC, Naroda, Ahmedabad. 6. Narol Dyestuff Enviro Society, 1083, 21 0.10 Operational Near Vishal Textile Mill, B/H. Narol Court, Narol, Ahmedabad. 7. Sanand Eco Projects Ltd., 57 4.5KL/hr Operational (Incineration System), S. No. 172 Ajanta Industrial Estate, Iyara-Sanand, Ahmedabad. 8. Bavla Eco Project, S.No. 1440/P, 12 1.0 Operational Opp. Ganpati Boil Centre, Ta.Bavla, Ahmedabad. (Cont.)

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Management's Name Nos. of Capacity Sr. Status and Location Members in MLD 9. Vinayak Jal Sudhikaran Co.Op. 20 1.5 Operational Soc. Ltd., C/o. Tirupati Agro Ind. At Bavla, Ahmedabad. 10. Nandesari Industries Association, 143 5.5 Operational 519/P, GIDC, Nandesari, Vadodara. 11. Enviro Infrastructure Co.Ltd., 92 2.25 Operational ECP Canal Road, Umraya, Ta.Padra, Vadodara. 12. Enviro Technology Ltd., 262 1.80 Operational 2413/2414, GIDC Estate, Ankleshwar, Bharuch. 13. Narmada Clean Tech Ltd., 1054 60 Operational (BEAIL), Ankleshwar 14. Panoli Enviro Technology Ltd., 46 1.00 Operational Plot No. 619, GIDC Estate, Panoli, Bharuch 15. Globe Enviro Care Ltd., 57 0.5 Operational (Chemical Units), PP1, Off road No.2, B/H. Kay Tex Mills, GIDC Estate, Sachin, Surat. 16. Sachin Enviro Infra Ltd., 72 50 Operational (Process Houses) P/2, GIDC Sachin, Surat 17. Palsana Enviro Protection Ltd., 121 100 Operational Kadodara, Surat 18. Vapi Waste & Effluent Management 854 70 Operational Co.Ltd., 4807, Phase IV, GIDC, Vapi, Valsad 19. Veraval Industries Association, 75 05 Operational 5/6, GIDC Veraval, Junagadh 20. Jetpur Dyeing & Printing 1048 7 Operational Association, Kanakiya Plot, Jetpur, Rajkot 21. Shri Dhareshwar GIDC Vistar 26 0.068 Operational Association, Nr. Dhareshwar Temple, National Highway, Navagadh, Jetpur (Cont.) 21 Gujarat Pollution Control Board

Management's Name Nos. of Capacity Sr. Status and Location Members in MLD 22. Jay Kay Enviro-Technologies 126 0.025 Operational Pvt. Ltd., Kalipat, Bhavnagar Road, Rajkot 23. Rajkot Electroplating Association, 25 0.01 Operational Rajkot Shapar(Veraval), Tal: Kotdasangani, Rajkot 24. Kalol GIDC Industries Association, 47 0.40 Operational 65/66, GIDC Estate, Kalol, Gandhinagar 25. Zydus Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., 11 0.75 Operational Changodar, Ahmedabad 26. Pandesara Infrastructure Ltd, 129 100 Operational GIDC Pandesara, Surat 27. Tata Motors Ltd Vendors Park, 29 1.5 Operational Sanand, Ahmedabad 28. Gujarat Eco Textile Park Pvt. Ltd., 24 60 Operational S.No.479, 480, Vill: Baleshwar,. Tal: Palsana, Surat. 29. Jamnagar Electroplaters 128 0.04 Under Association, Jamnagar Installation 30. CETP for washing ghat, 100 20 Proposed Derdi Road, Jetpur, Rajkot 31. CETP for washing Ghat, Bhatgam, 150 30 Proposed Tal: Bhesan, Junagadh 32. ATPA Swarnim Gujarat Enviro Pvt. 107 100 Proposed Ltd., Pirana Sewage Farm Area, 34/P, Nr. Animal Foundation Vill: Gyaspur, Ahmedabad

33. Sarigam Industrial Waste Effluent - 15 Proposed Co. Ltd., GIDC, Sarigam, Valsad 34. New Palsana Industries Asso. 18 45 Proposed Plot No.2, Block 194 B, Baleshwar, Tal: Palsana, Surat 35. MPSEZ Utilities (P) Limited - 2.5 Under Mundra, Kutch Commission 36. Green Eco Development Centre - 1.00 Proposed Limited (Pharma) CETP, Plot No. 3460/B, 3461, GIDC Ankleshwar 37. Fairdeal Textile Parks Pvt. Ltd., - 10 Proposed Surat

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6.7 Hazardous Wastes Facilities

(A) Common Treatment Stabilization and Disposal Facility (Common TSDF)

Gujarat was the first State to address hazardous wastes issue and brought about a novel concept of common Treatment Stabilization and Disposal Facility for cluster of industries. Development of TSDF by individual industries is commonly unviable due to small quantity of hazardous waste generated. GPCB has allowed TSDF imposing compliance of the guidelines issued by Central and State Level from time to time. As of now, State is having eight common Treatment Stabilization and Disposal facilities. Details are as under :

Number of Capacity of Sr. Operator of TSDF Member TSDF No. Industries in MT

Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd., Naroda, 1. 889 300000 Ahmedabad

Green Environment Services Co-operative 2. 1084 923535 Society Ltd., Vatva, Ahmedabad

Nandesari Enviro Control Ltd., Nandesari, 3. 1251 425000 Vadodara

Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Ltd., 4. 650 2301404 Ankleshwar

Vapi Waste & Effluent Management Co. Ltd, 5. Plot No. 4807, Phase – IV, GIDC Vapi, Valsad 515 900000

Gujarat Enviro Protection & Infrastructure Presently observing closure 6. Ltd., Gabheni Surat u/s 5 of EPA 1986

Gujarat Maritime Board, At : Alang, Dist: 7. Bhavnagar 134 61000

Saurashtra Enviro Project Pvt. Ltd., Juna 8. Katariya, Tal: Bhachau, Dist: Kutch 126 1200000

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Captive Hazardous Waste Treatment & Disposal Facilities. (Captive TSDF)

Sr. Operator of TSDF No.

1. Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd., PO: Petrochemicals, Dist: Vadodara.

Reliance Industries Ltd. (Formerly IPCL), Vadodara, PO: Petrochemicals, 2. Dist: Vadodara

Baroda Textile Effects Ltd., Ekalbara, PO: Umaraya, Tal: Padra, Dist: 3. Vadodara (presently closed)

Transpek Industries Ltd., Ekalbara, Tal: Padra, Dist: Vadodara (Presently 4. not in operation)

Colour Synth Group of Industries. S.No.12, Block 244, Jiav, Tal: Choryasi, 5. Dist: Surat.

6. Atul Ltd., Agro Chemicals Division, Atul, Dist: Valsad

7. Panchmahal Steel Ltd., GIDC Estate, Kalol, Dist: Panchmahal

8. Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd., PO: Dahej, Dist: Bharuch

9. Shree Ramn Alkalies & Chemicals, 749, GIDC Jhagadia, Dist: Bharuch

Reliance Industries Ltd., Gandhar Petrochemical Complex, PO: Dahej, Tal: 10. Vagra, Dist: Bharuch

11. Reliance Industries Ltd., Vill: Moti Khavdi, PO: Digvijaynagar, Dist: Jamnagar

12. Hindalco Ind. Ltd. Birla Copper, PO: Dahej, Dist: Bharuch.

13. Meghmani Finechem Ltd, Dahej, Dist : Bharuch

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Common Hazardous Wastes Incineration Facility (CHWIF)

Certain non biodegradable waste water and liquid hazardous waste (toxic) are advisable to dispose off in environmentally sound manner. Process of detoxification for the treatment of non biodegradable waste water is economically not viable. In late 1990, the concepts of individual common incinerators for safe disposal of toxic hazardous waste were adopted. As of now, State is having 4 common hazardous incineration facilities and 78 individual incineration facilities. Details are as under :

Number of Capacity of Sr. Operator of CHWIF Member CHWIF No. Industries in MT

Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Ltd., 5.0 1. 335 Ankleshwar (2.50 *2 nos)

Nandesari Enviro Control Ltd., GIDC 2. 377 0.70 Nandesari, Vadodara

Gujarat Enviro Project Infrastructure Ltd., 3. 95 3.42 Palsana, Dist Surat

Saurashtra Enviro Project Pvt. Ltd., Juna 4. Katariya, Tal: Bhachau, Dist: Kutch 170 2.50

Captive Hazardous Waste Incinerators

Sr. Name of Industry No. Location District No.

1. Meghmani Industries Limited 1 GIDC,Vatva Ahmedabad

2. Bodal Chemical Pvt. Limited (Unit-I) 1 GIDC,Vatva Ahmedabad

Vill : Sagar Drugs and Pharmaceuticals (P) 3. 1 Singarava Ahmedabad Limited Ta : Daskroi

Mayur Dyechem Intermediates 4. GIDC, Vatva Limited(three incinerators) 3 Ahmedabad

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5. Shubhlaxmiji Intermediates 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

Dishman Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals (P) 6. 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad Limited

7. Bodal Chemicals (P) Limited (Unit-III) 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

8. Sujal Dyechem 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

9. Mansi Chemicals 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

10. Lakoona Reactions 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

11. Associated Dyestuff (P) Limited 1 GIDC, Vatva Ahmedabad

Lodariyal Ta 12. Dishman Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals 1 Ahmedabad : Bavla

Kailash Industrial Meck Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals Pvt. 13. 1 Estate, Ahmedabad Limited Vill:Iyava, Ta : Sanand Vasna 14. Claris Life Science Ltd 1 Ahmedabad Ta : Anand

15. Saahil Organics 1 Iyana Ahmedabad Ta : Sanand Rohan Dyes & Intermediate Pvt Ltd 16. formerly known as Cambay Chem 1 Khambhat Anand

17. Prism Industry Ltd (not in operation) 1 Khambhat Anand

18. Savita Intermediates 1 Khambhat Anand

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19. Tulsi Intermediates 1 Khambhat Anand

20. JH Kharawala 1 Khambhat Anand

21. S.V.Dye Chem 1 Khambhat Anand

22. Gujarat Insecticides Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

23. Luna Chemical Industries (P) Ltd 1 Panoli Bharuch

24. Rallis India Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

25. P.I.Industries Limited 1 Panoli Bharuch

26. Coromandel Fertilisers Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

27. Wockhardt Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

28. Impro Interchem (P) Limited 1 Panoli Bharuch

29. Isagro Asia Agrochemical Limited 1 Panoli Bharuch

30. Bayer Crop Science Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

Asian Paints (I) Limited 31. (Phathalic Division) 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

32. Siddhi Samrat Dye Chem (P) Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

33. Minol Acid and Chemicals 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

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34. Cheminova (India) Limited (Tech. Division) 1 Panoli Bharuch

Cheminova(India) Limited (Intermediate 35. 1 Panoli Bharuch Division)

36. Sajjan India Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

37. Amsal Chem (P) Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

38. Hemani Intermediates (P) Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

39. Bodal Chemicals (P) Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

40. Aarti Industries Limited 1 Jhagadia Bharuch

41. Padmavati Chemical Limited 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

42. Cadila Healthcare Ltd, Unit – II) 1 Ankleshwar Bharuch

43. Hemani Intermediates (P) Limited 1 GIDC, Dahej Bharuch

Luna Chemical Inds Pvt. Ltd, Plot No. 678 44. 1 GIDC, Dahej Bharuch GIDC Dahej

Reliance Industries Ltd. 45. 2 GIDC, Dahej Bharuch (Two incinerators Ltd.)

46. Meghmani Speciality Limited 1 Dahej, SEZ Bharuch

47. Insecticide (I) Limited 1 GIDC, Dahej Bharuch

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48. Jubiliant SEZ Limited 1 Vilaayat Bharuch

Gujarat Narmada Fertilizers Limited, Narmada 49. 2 Bharuch Unit-II (Two Incinerators) Nagar

50. Fermanics India Limited 1 Dahej,SEZ Bharuch

51. Excel Crop Care Limited 1 Bhavnagar Bhavnagar

Mahesana 52. Asian Tubes Limited 1 Highway, Gandhinagar Chhatral

53. Reliance Industries Ltd. 1 Motikhavadi Jamnagar

54. Swana Pharmaceuticals 1 Kheda Kheda

Village : 55. Kutch Petrochem (P) Limited, S. No. 105/1 1 Kutch Pdana

56. Casil Health Care ( Not in Operation) 1 Nani Kadi Mehsana

Virdev Intermediates, Block No. 46-47,Plot 57. 1 Surat No.2 Ta. Palsana

GIDC 58. Colourtex Industries Ltd (Unit II) 1 Surat Pandesara GIDC 59. Colourtex Industries Ltd (Unit IV,) 1 Surat Pandesara

60. Colourtex Industries Ltd (Unit I) 1 Sachin Surat

Block No 61. Praveen Laboratories Pvt. Ltd, 1 206, Jolwa, Surat Palsana

Vill Mora, 62. Reliance Industries Ltd 1 Surat Hazira (cont.) 29 Gujarat Pollution Control Board

GIODC Surendra 63. Bio Deal Pharmaceuticals 1 Wadhwan Nagar

PO 64. Reliance Industries Ltd 1 Vadodara Petrochemi

PO 65. GSFC (Polymer Unit) 1 Vadodara Petrochemic

PO 66. GACL(Sodium Cyanide Plant) 1 Vadodara Petrochemic

67. EI Dupont 1 Ta : Savli Vadodara

68. Transpeck Industries Limited 1 Ta : Padra Vadodara

69. Ineous ABS Limited 1 Ta : Savli Vadodara

70. Amoli Organics Limited 1 Ta : Padra Vadodara

71. Atul Limited, 1 Atul Valsad

72. Bilag Industries Limited, 1 GIDC,Vapi Valsad

GIDC, 73. Sabero Organics Limited 1 Valsad Sarigam

74. Aarti Industries Limited(Alchemie Division) 1 GIDC, Vapi Valsad

75. Aarti Industries Limited (Custom Division) 1 GIDC, Vapi Valsad

76. Manglam Drugs Limited 1 GIDC, Vapi Valsad

77. United Phosphorous Limited 1 GIDC, Vapi Valsad

GIDC, 78. TIPCO 1 Valsad Gundlav

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Multiple Effect Evaporators (MEE)

Multiple Effect Evaporator (MEE) widely used in process plant of the industry has now find its place as an important effluent treatment unit in last few years. Gujarat has widely accepted this concept and industry has now started segregating its concentrated stream of effluent for its treatment in MEE.

This has significantly reduced the load on conventional effluent treatment plant and more importantly the Biological treatment process is made amenable resulting into reduction in parameters like BOD, COD and Ammonical Nitrogen etc.

Pre treatment of concentrated effluent through stripper for removal of volatile organics followed by concentration in MEE and reduction of moisture through treatment like ATFD (Agitated Thin Film Dryer) has given excellent result in Dyes Intermediate, Bulk Drug Intermediate & Pesticides Intermediate Units.

Gujarat now known for its strong cooperative base in the country has made leap frog by adopting this concept through cooperative model as Common Environment Infrastructure at industrial cluster level.

Perhaps first of its kind in the country, a Common Multiple Effect Evaporator of 3 lac lit/day capacity will be commissioned soon at GIDC – Naroda, Ahmedabad.

Details of common MEE in the state are as under :

Sr. Name of Industry District No. Status No.

1. BEIL Bharuch 1 Commissioning

Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd 2. Ahmadabad 1 Proposed At CETP Naroda site

Green Environment Services Co-Op Society Ltd., 244-251, Phase-II, GIDC, 3. Ahmadabad 1 Pilot Project Vatva, Ahmedabad. At CETP Naroda site

Sanand Eco Project Ltd. (CETP) Survey No : 172, Nr.Ajanta 4. Ind.Estate,Vasna-Iyava, Tal : Sanand, Ahmadabad 1 Operational Dist : Ahmedaba At CETP Naroda site

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Captive Multiple Effect Evaporators Sr. Name of Industry District No. Status No.

Colourtex Industries Ltd. (Unit-1), 1. Surat 2 Operational GIDC Sachin, Dist. Surat - 394 230.

Orgo Chem Pvt. Ltd. 2. Surat 2 Operational GIDC, Sachin, Dist. Surat

Aceto Chem Pvt. Ltd. 3. Surat 1 Operational G.I.D.C.Pandesara

Avis Machine Pvt. Ltd. 4. Surat 1 Operational Sachin, Dist. Surat Kutch Chemical Ltd. 5. Village: Padana, Taluka: Gandhidham, Kutch 1 Operational Dist: Kutch-370 110

Anushakti Chemicals & Drugs Pvt Ltd, 6. Survey No: 1430/1, N.H. – 8-A, Kutch 1 Operational Village: Bhachau,Dist: Kutch-370 110 Taluka: Bhachau,Dist: Kutch – 370 140.

Welspun Limited, Plot No: 675, 7. 1 Village: Varsamedi, Taluka: Anjar, Kutch Operational Dist: Kutch – 370 201.

Aarti Industries Limited, 8. Plot No.758/1-2, GIDC, Jhagadia Ankleshwar 1 Operational

Hiran Orgochem Ltd., 9. Plot N o. 663, GIDC, Panoli Bharuch 1 Operational

Atul Ltd. 10. Plot No. 297, 297/1, GIDC Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Operational

Cadila Healthcare Ltd 11. Unit 1.Plot No. 291-293, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Operational Cadila Healthcare Ltd Unit 2, 12. Plot No. 5/1/B, Ankleshwar Bharuch 2 Operational Cheminova (India) Ltd. (Tech div), 13. Plot No. 241, GIDC, Panoli Bharuch 1 Operational

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Merchem Ltd., 14. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 24/1, GIDC, Panoli

Cadila Pharmaceutical Ltd Unit 1, 15. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 294, Ankleshwar

Chemi organics Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., 16. Bharuch 1 Operational Pl,ot No. 758, GIDC, Jhagadia

Coromandel Fertilizers Ltd., 17. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 3204, GIDC, Ankleshwar

Dynamic Products Ltd. (Unit1), 18. Plot No. 6401, GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Operational Dist: Kutch-370 110 Glenmark Generic Ltd, 19. Plot No. 3102/C to 3109/A, 3103, Bharuch 1 Operational Ankleshwar

Gulshan Polyols Ltd, 20. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 762, GIDC, Jhagadia

Industrial Solvent Ltd, 21. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot N o. 7906-09, GIDC, Ankleshwar

Isagro Asia Agro Chemicals Pvt Ltd, 22. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 640, GIDC, Panoli

Kanoria Chemicals And 23. Industries Ltd., Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 3407, GIDC, Ankleshwar

Lupin Ltd, 24. Plot No. 124, 125, 123, 123/1 & 9, Bharuch 1 Operational GIDC Ankleshwar

P I Industries Ltd, 25. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 237, GIDC, Panoli

Sajjan India Ltd., 26. Bharuch 3 Operational Plot No. 6102/3, GIDC, Ankleshwar

Tonira Pharma Ltd, 27. Bharuch 2 Operational Plot No. 4752, GIDC, Ankleshwar

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United Phosphorus Ltd. (Unit – 5), 28. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 750, GIDC, Jhagadia,

Wockhardt Ltd,(Bulk Drug Div), Plot 29. Bharuch 1 Operational No. 138, GIDC, Ankleshwar

Gujarat Agrochem Ltd., Plot No. 2901, 30. Bharuch 1 Operational GIDC, Panoli

Zandu Chemicals Ltd.(Zcl Ltd), Plot 31. Bharuch 1 Operational No. 3102/8, GIDC, Ankleshwar

32. Alkem Laboratories Ltd., Naugama Bharuch 2 Operational

Chemcrux Enterprises Ltd, Plot No. 33. 4712-14, GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Operational

Solvay Speciality India Pvt Ltd, Plot 34. Bharuch 1 Operational No. 35, GIDC, Panoli.

Bakul Pharma Pvt Ltd, Plot No. 6202, 35. Bharuch 1 Operational GIDC, Ankleshwar J.B. Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd, 36. Plot No. 215 to 219, 308 to 310, GIDC, Bharuch 1 Operational Panoli

J.B. Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd, 37. Plot No. 128/1, GIDC, Anklshwar Bharuch 1 Operational

Arcoy Bio-Refinery Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. 38. Bharuch 1 Operational 29, GIDC, Panoli

Aventis Pharma Ltd., Plolt No. Under 39. 3501,3503,15,6310-B-14, GIDC, Bharuch 1 Ankleshwar construction

Century Textiles And Industries Ltd., 40. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 826, GIDC, Jhagadia

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41. S. Kumars Nationwide Limited Bharuch 1 Operational

Yashashvi Rasayan Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. 42. Bharuch Operational 765, GIDC, Jhagadia 1

Sun Pharmaceuticals Limited, Plot No. 43. Bharuch 2 Operational 4708, GIDC, Panoli

Sun Pharmaceuticals Limited, Plot No. 44. Bharuch 1 Operational 24/2, 25 GIDC, Ankleshwar

Basf India Ltd.(Unit I), Plot No. 6216, 45. 1 GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch Commissioning

BASF India Ltd.(Unit I), Plot No. 8001, 46. 8001A, GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Commissioning

47 Gujarat Insecticides Limited Bharuch 1 Operational

48. Abhilasha Pharma Pvt Ltd Bharuch 1 Operational

49. Maitry Nano Industries Bharuch 1 Operational

50. K.Patel Chemo Pharma P.Ltd. Bharuch 1 Operational

51. Rallis India Ltd Bharuch 1 Operational

52. Alkem Laboratories Ltd. Bharuch 1 Operational

Hunstman (Prviously Laffans 53. Bharuch 1 Operational Petrochemicals Ltd)

Dynemic Products Limited Unit-II, 54. Bharuch 2 Operational Plot No. 3709/6, GIDC, Ankleshwar

55. Heubach Colors P. Ltd (Unit-Ii) Bharuch 1 Operational

Meghmani Organics Ltd, Plot No. 56. Bharuch 1 Operational 21/1, GIDC, Panoli

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Meghmani Organics Ltd, 57. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 5037, GIDC, Ankleshwar Ramdev Chemical Industries (Unit II), 58. Plot No. 3440, 3443, J-3439, Bharuch 1 Proposed GIDC, Ankleshwar UPL (Unit1), Plot No. 117, 118, Under 59. Bharuch 1 GIDC, Ankleshwar construction

Unique Chemicals, Plot No. 5, 60. Bharuch 1 Operational GIDC, Panoli UPL (Unit5), 61. Plot No. 750, 746, GIDC, Jhagadia Bharuch 1 Operational

Geecee Ventures Limited 62. (Old Name – Gwalior Chemicals) Bharuch 1 Operational

Subhash Pigments Pvt. Ltd., 63. Plot No. 1211, 1213, 1201, 1202, Bharuch 2 Proposed GIDC, Ankleshwar

R.P. Industries, 64. Bharuch 1 Operational Plot No. 519, 1,2,3,, GIDC, Panoli

Riddhi Pharma, 65. Plot No. A2/ 2511, GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Commissioning

Rukul Industries, 66. 1 Plot No. 1705/B & C, GIDC, Ankleshwar Bharuch Operational

Rachana Dyechem, Under 67. 1 Plot No. 2917, GIDC, Panoli Bharuch construction

Hemani Intermediates Pvt. Ltd., 68. Plot No. 3208, Ankleshwar Bharuch 1 Operational

Gharda Chemicals Ltd., 69. Operational Plot No.3525, 3512-A, GIDC, Panoli Bharuch 1

Hikal Ltd., 70 Plot No. 629, 630, GIDC, Panoli Bharuch 1 Operational

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Arvind Ltd. 71. Nr. Khatraj Village-santej vadsar Road Gandhinagar 1 Operational Tal : Kalol, Dist : Gandhinagar

Arvind Ltd. ( Denim Division ) 72. Block No : 106, Po- Khatraj, Tal : Kalol, Gandhinagar 1 Operational Dist : Gandhinagar

Inter Chem Corporation 73. Survey No : 159,160/P, Chhatral, Tal : Gandhinagar 1 Operational Kalol, Dist : Gandhinagar

Gopinath Chem Tech Ltd. ( unit-2 ) 74. Survey No : 92, Block No : 86,Vill : Gandhinagar 2 Operational Dhanot, Tal : Kalol, Dist : Gandhinagar

Dishman Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals 75. Survey No : 47,48/P, Sub Plot-1, Ahmedabad 1 Operational Lodariya,Tal : Bavla, Dist : Ahmedabad Zydus infrastructure Pvt. Ltd (CETP) Pharnez-Special economic 76. zone,Sarkhej-Bavla Highway, Vill : Ahmedabad 1 Operational Metoda.Tal : Sanand, Dist : Ahmedabad Celestial Biological Ltd 77. Survey No : 159,160/P, Chhatral,Tal : Ahmedabad 1 Operational Kalol, Dist : Gandhinagar Rohan Dyes and Intermediates Ltd. 78. (unit I) Plot No. 637Kalamsar, Anand 1 Operational Dhuvaran Road Alka Chemipack p Ltd. Kheda 1 Operational 79. Plot No 135/1 Vill. Kajipara Bodal Chemicals ltd., Plot No. 123- 80. Ahmadabad 1 Operational 124, Phase II, GIDC Vatva Shubhlaxmi Intermediates, 81. 1 Plot No. 443, Phase I, GIDC Vatava Ahmadabad Operational

Lakhoona Reactions, 82. Ahmadabad 1 Operational Plot No. 56/B-2, Phase I, GIDC Vatva

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Crystal Quinone, Unit -2, 83. Ahmadabad 1 Operational Plot No. A-2/20, Phase II, GIDC Vatva

Khyati Chemicals, 84. Plot No. 243/4 &243/5, Phase II, Ahmadabad 1 Operational GIDC Vatva

Matangi Industries 85. Ahmadabad 1 Operational GIDC Vatva

Associated dye stuff ( Unit -2) Plot No. 86. Ahmadabad 1 Operational A-1/5, Phase I, GIDC Vatva Gurudev Dyesuff Industries 87 Ahmadabad 2 Operational Plot No. 541, Phase II, GIDC Vatva

Bodal Chemicals Limted Unit-VII, 88. Vill.Dudhwada, Ta.Padra, Dist. Vadodara Operational Vadodara

Kiri Industries Linited, Unit-III, 89. Vill.Dudhwada, Ta.Padra, Vadodara 2 Operational Dist. Vadodara

Mayur Dyechem Intermediates Ltd., 90. Vadodara 1 Operational Vill.Karkhadi, Ta.Padra, Dist. Vadodara

Baroda Textile Effects Limited, 91. Huntsman, Vill.Umraya, Ta.Padra, Vadodara 1 Operational Dist. Vadodara Asahi Songwon Colours Ltd., 92. Vill.Dudhwada, Ta.Padra, Dist. Vadodara 1 Operational Vadodara GSP Crop science Ltd., GIDC, 93. Vadodara 1 Operational Nandesari, Vadodara

Synergy Multichem Ltd., GIDC, 94. Vadodara 1 Operational Nandesari, Vadodara

Panoli Intermediates Ltd. Unit-III, 95. Vadodara 1 Operational GIDC, Nandesari, Vadodara

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6.8 Domestic Sewage Treatment Plants

Rapid urbanization in early 1970s has expanded urban areas in manifold. Prime concern for Urban Authority is supply of potable water.Collection, treatment and safe disposal of sewage by urban local body were hardly on priorities due to the lack of technical expertise and financial resources.

Government of Gujarat has took up the issues in and constituted an autonomous company i.e. Gujarat Infrastructure Company Limited to facilitate all the ULB-Urban Local Body in the State to provide technical and infrastructural facilities for construction and commissioning of STP,MSW disposal facilities etc.

Municipal township/colony's Sewage Treatment Plants

Cities and towns : (A) STP : In operation.

Sr. Capacity in MLD Operator's Name / Location No. (Million Liters / Day)

AMC, Behrampura, Old Pirana Sewage 1. 106 Treatment Plant, Ahmedabad.

AMC, Narol New Pirana Terminal Sewage Pumping 2. 182 Station, Ahmedabad.

AMC, Vasna, Old Vasna Sewage Treatment Plant, 3. 126 Ahmedabad.

AMC, Vasna, New Vasna Terminal Plant Sewage 4. Pumping Station, Ahmedabad. 76

New PiranaSewage Treatment Plant , 5. Sarkhej Highway, Ahmedabad. 180

6. AMC, Pirana STP, Ahmedabad. 60

7. AMC, Vasna (ASP Type), Ahmedabad. 35

AUDA Vinzol STP (ASP Technology base), 8. 70 Village-Vinzole, Ahmedabad.

9. AUDA, Gyaspur, Ahmedabad. 240

10. VMC, Atladra, Vadodara. 43

11 VMC, Tarsali, Vadodara. 52

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12. VMC, Gajarawadi, Vadodara. 66

13. VMC, Atladra, Vadodara (new STP-JNNURM). 43

14. VMC, Kapurai, Vadodara. (JNNURM 43

15. VMC, Sayaji Garden Vadodara (JNNURM) 8.5

Madhapar Sewage Treatment Plant, Rajkot 16. 44.5 Municipal Corporation Dist Rajkot

Raiya Sewage Treatment Plant, Rajkot Municipal 17. 90 Corporation, Rajkot

18. SMC, Ajnana Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 82.5

19. SMC, Bhatar Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 120

20. SMC, Bamroli Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 100

21. SMC, Singanpore Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 100

22. SMC, Karanj Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 100

23. SMC, Bhesan Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 100

24. SMC, Khajod Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 25

25. SMC Asarma, Sewage Treatment Plant, Surat 15

26. SMC, Variav-Kosad Sewage Treament Plant, Surat 84

27. Vallabh Vidhyanagar Nagapalika, Dist. Anand. 18

28. Anand Dist. Anand 35

29. Nadiad, Dist. Kheda 32

Capital Project Division, Gandhinagar jaspur 30. 60 Sewage Treatment Plant, Jaspur, Dist.Gandhinagar

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31. Talaja Nagarpalika, Talaja, Dist.Bhavnagar 03

32. Valsad Municipality, Valsad, Dist.Valsad 16

Ankleshwar Notified Area Office, GIDC, 33. 22.5 Ankleshwar, Dist.Bharuch.

Cities and towns: STP: Under installation

Sr Operator's Name / Location No.

1. Surat Municipal Corporation, Dindholi Sewage Treatment Plant

2. Vadodara Municipal Corporation VMC, Chhani, Vadodara. (21 mld)

3. Savarkundla Nagarpalika, Dist, Amreli

4. Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation, BMC, Tilaknagar, Bhavnagar

Cities and towns : (B) Oxidation pond : In operation

Sr Location District Operator's Name No.

Viramgam, 1. Ahmedabad Viramgam Nagarpalika Dist.Ahmedabad

2. Anand, Dist. Anand Anand Anand Nagarpalika,

3. Umreth Dist.Anand Anand Umreth Nagarpalika

4. Anklav, Dist.Anand Anand Anklav Nagarpalika

5. Sojitra, Dist.Anand Anand Sojitra Nagarpalika

6. Borsad, Dist.Anand Anand Borsad Nagarpalika

7. Ode, Dist.Anand Anand Ode Nagarpalika

8. Patan Patan Patan Nagarpalika

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Palanpur, 9. Banaskantha Palanpur Nagarpalika Dist.Banaskantha

10. Ankleshwar, Dist. Bharuch Bharuch Ankleshwar Nagarpalika

11. Amod Dist Bharuch Bharuch Amod Nagarpalika

12. Palitana, Dist,.Bhavnagar Bhavnagar Palitana Nagarpalika

13. Kalol, Dist.Gandhinagar Gandhinagar Kalol Nagarpalika

14. Dehgam, Dist.Gandhinagar Gandhinagar Dehgam Nagarpalika

15. Mansa, Dist. Gandhinagar Gandhinagar Mansa Nagarpalika,

16. Sanand, Dist. Ahmedabad Ahmedabad Sanand Nagarpalika

17. Nadiad, Dist.Kheda Kheda Nadiad Nagarpalika

18. Balasinor, Dist.Kheda Kheda Balasinor Nagarpalika

19. Kapadvanj, Dist. Kheda Kheda Kapadvanj Nagarpalika

20. Mehmdawad, Dist. Kheda Kheda Mehmdawad Nagarpalika

21. Anjar, Dist.Kutch Kutch Anjar Nagarpalika

22. Mandvi, Dist. Kutch Kutch Mandvi Nagarpalika

23. Kadi, Dist.Mehsana Mehsana Kadi Nagarpalika

24. Unjha, Dist. Mehsana Mehsana Unjha Nagarpalika

25. Morbi, Dist.Rajkot Rajkot Morbi Nagarpalika

26. Jasdan Dist. Rajkot Rajkot Jasdan Nagarpalika

27. Modasa, Dist.Sabarkantha Sabarkantha Modasa Nagarpalika

Himmatnagar, 28. Sabarkantha Himmatnagar Nagarpalika Dist.Sabarkantha

29. Idar, Dist.Sabarkantha Sabarkantha Idar Nagarpalika

Dharangadhra, 30. Sabarkantha Dharangadhra Nagarpalika Dist.Surendranagar

31. Limdi, Dist. Surendranagar Surendranagar Limdi Nagarpalika

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32. Karjan, Dist.Vadodara Vadodara Karjan Nagarpalika

33. Padra, Dist.Vadodara Vadodara Padra Nagarpalika

34. Dabhoi, Dist.Vadodara Vadodara Dabhoi Nagarpalika

Township : STP : In operation.

Sr Operator's Name Location No.

IFFCO Colony, Kalol, 1. IFFCO, Kalol, Dist.Gandhinagar. Dist.Gandhinagar

STP Township of UGVCL, 2. UGVCL (TPS) Sector – 30 Gandhinagar Gandhinagar

ONGC, Mehsana Estate, Palavasana, ONGC Colony, Palavasana, 3. Dist.Mehsana Dist.Mehsana

Ultra Tech Cement Co. – Narmada Ultra Tech Cement Co.Ltd., at Jafrabad 4. Cement Works' Colony at Jafrabad, Dist. Amreli Dist.Amreli

Ultra Tech Cement Co – Gujarat Ultra Tech Cement Co.Ltd., at Kovaya, 5. Cement Works' township at Kovaya, Dist. Amreli Dist.Amreli

6. Gujarat Pipavav Port Trust Ltd., GPPTL, Pipavav, Dist.Amreli

7. Air Port Authority of India, Jamnagar. Air Port Township, Dist.Jamnagar RIL Township, 8. RIL, Jamnagar. Dist.JamnagarGandhinagar

9. Essar Ltd., Jamnagar Essar Township, Dist. Jamnagar

10. GSFC Sikka, Jamnagar GSFC Township, Sikka, Jamnagar

11. IOC Vadinar IOC Residence Colony,Vadinar,

12. INS Valsura INS Valsura (Indian Navy) Jamnagar

Tata Chemicals Ltd., Township, 13. Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur Mithapur, Dist.Jamnagar

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IFFCO Township, Gandhidham, 14. IFFCO, Gandhidham Dist.Kutch

15. GMDC, Panandhro. Panandhro, Dist.Kutch

16. Adani Port residential Colony Adani Port, Mundra, Dist : Kutch

Indian Petrochemicals Ltd., 17. Reliance Industries, Vadodara Township, Vadodara

18. IOC Gujarat Refinery, Vadodara IOCL Refinery Township, Vadodara

Nirma Township, Savli, 19. Nirma Ltd., Savli Dist.Vadodara

20. GSFC Fertilizernagar, Vadodara GSFC Fertilizernagar, Vadodara

21. GSEC, TPS, Panandhro. Panandhro, Dist.Kutch

Ambuja Cement Ltd., Township 22. Ambuja Cement Ltd., Ambuja Nagar, Junagadh

Tata Motors Ltd., Sanand, 23. Tata Motors Ltd., Sanand. Dist.Ahmedabad

24. ONGC Township ONGC Ankleshwar

25. Narmada Project Colony Kevadia Colony, Bharuch

Gujarat Mineral Development 26. Rajpardi, Bharuch Corporation

Anurag Nagar Colony, Sutrapada 27. Gujarat Heavy Chemicals Limited Junagadh

28 Indian Rayons Industry Junagadh

GNFL LTD Staff Township, 29. GNFL LTD Bharuch Narmadanagar, Bharuch

CLP India Ltd, Staff 30 CLP India Ltd Township,PaguthN, Ta & Dist : Bharuch

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NTPC Ltd, Staff Township Jhanor, 31. NTPC LTD Ta & Dist : Bharuch

Reliance Industries Ltd, Saraswati 32. Reliance Indusries Ltd staff township, Vill : Vadadala, Ta : Vagra, Dist : Bharuch

Reliance Industries Ltd Yamuna & 33. Reliance Industries Ltd Saryu (Staff) township, Nandelav, Bharuch

Reliance Industries Ltd KAveri, Narmada & Godavari Staff 34. Reliance Industries Ltd township, Jambusar Chokadi, Bharuch

35. GSECL, Thermal Power Station Utran, Surat

Nandniketan Township, Hazira, 36. Essar Steel Ltd Suarat

Lignite Power Plant, Nani Naroli, 37. Gujarat Industries Power Co. Ltd Suart

38. Krishak Bhjarti Co Operative ltd Hazira, Surat

39. National Thermal Power Corporation STP of NTPC township, Surat

(1) TotalNumbers of STP : 76

(a) STP: In operation : 72

(b) STP: Under installation : 4

(2) TotalNumbers of Oxidation Ponds : 34

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6.9 Bio-medical waste facilities in Gujarat : Medical care is vital for our life, health and well being. But the waste generated from medical activities can be hazardous, toxic and even lethal because of their high potential for diseases transmission. Its propensity to encourage growth of various pathogen and vectors, and its ability to contaminate other non-hazardous/non-toxic municipal waste, jeopardizes the efforts undertaken for overall municipal waste management. For prevention of these improper practices, the Government of India had formulated 'Bio-medical Waste (Management and Handling)Rules 1998'. It was published by Govt. of India, under Sections 6, 8 & 25 of Environmental Protection Act, 1986 on 20- 7-98 and appeared in official gazette of India on 27-7-98. Section 4 specifies duty of occupier (generator) to take all steps to ensure that such waste is handled without any adverse effect to human health and the environment and Section 5 specifies the segregation in category and treatment methods to be adopted. As per the section 8 of the Bio-Medical waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998, every occupier of an institution generating, collecting, receiving, storing, transporting, treating, disposing and/or handling bio-medical waste in any other manner, except such occupier of clinics, dispensaries, pathological laboratories, blood banks providing treatment/service to less than 1000 patients/month, shall make an application in Form 1 to the prescribed authority for grant of authorization. Authorization is granted for a period of 3 years, or the case may be, including an initial trial period of one year from the date of issue by the State Pollution Control boards. (GPCB).

Details of Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment facilities (CBWTF) are as under : Common Bio-Medical Waste Facilities (CBMWF) (As on March, 2012) 2011

Sr Name, Address & Phone of District Health No. CBMWTF Covered Care Beds Facility Covered Covered

1. En – Vision Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd. Surat, 6115 20724 Centralized Bio–Medical Waste Valsad Treatment Facility, Bharuch Gokul Nagger, Near Azad Nagar, Navsari Opp. Hot Mix Plant, Dang Bhatar, Surat Mo. 94261 51021

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2. E-Coli Waste Management System. Sabarkantha 1225 5400 Plot no 14/1, Saket Ind Estate, Banaskantha Vill- Moraiya, Ta – sanand, Mehsana Ahmedabad. Surendranagar Mo. 98240 12121 Ahmedabad

3. Semb-Ramkey Environment Ahmedabad 1374 9971 Management Pvt Ltd. Gandhinagar 28,Ashwmegh Industrial Estate, Vill: changodar, Ta : Sanad Ahmedabad. Mo. 98984 91191

4. Care BMW Incinerators. Ahmedabad 2282 7365 Plot No: 1216-17, At: santej, Mehsana Ta : kalol, Dist : Gandhinagar Patan Mo. 98253 23330 Anand

5. Pollucare Bio Medical Management Ahmedabad 1106 5256 Pvt Ltd. Gandhinagar Plot No: 183, Vill: Geratnagar, Anand Tal : Dascroi, Ahmedabad Kheda Mo. 99250 04645

6. Quantum Environment Engineers. Vadodara 1982 7800 S.No.467/1, Near V.M.C – STP, Opp: Cargo Motors, Mujmahuda, Vadodara Mo. 98250 50490

7. Samvedna BMW Incinerator. Panchmahal 2431 10548 Vill: chandrapura, Halol Dahod Dist: Panchmahal. Mo. 92271 25467 Anand Vadodara

8. Distorted Bio-Chem. Pvt. Ltd. Rajkot 2318 9345 Plot No: 272-273, GIDC Khuvadva, Amreli Ta & Dis : Rajkot. Mo. 98250 77491 Kutch

9. Bio Medical Waste Management Bhavnagar 861 5557 Committee. I.M.A, Go down No F- 111, Old Bunder, Bhavnagar Mo. 98251 05450

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10. Dev Bio Medical Waste Management Jamnagar 187 400 services Plot No: 768/1, Phase II, GIDC Dared, Jamnagar Mo. 94264 53600

11. Girnar Bio-Medical Waste Services. Junagadh 527 2431 1746,Phase II, GIDC, Dolatpura, Junagadh Mo. 94286 23536

12. Porbander Manavseva Charitable Porbander 187 400 Trust. Sr. No, 82 / 1, Vill. Khapol , Ta.& Dis. Porbander Mo. 99253 94949

13. E-Coli Waste Management System Sabarkantha 1059 6140 Unit-2, sabar Ind. Estate B/h Asopalav Banaskantha Hotel, Ta- Bhiloda, Dist:- Sabarkantha Mo. 98240 12121

Total 21654 91337

Name of Hospitals having own (BMW) Incinerator (In operation)

Sr Name of the Hospital No. of Beds No.

K.M. Shah Dental College and Hospital, Waghodia- 1. 1080 Vadodara

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6.10 The Municipal Solid Wastes (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000

The MSW (M & H) Rules 2000 came into force from 25.9.2000. It is obligatory on the part of all the municipal authorities to arrange for collection, segregation, transportation and suitable disposal of municipal wastes of the municipal towns/cities. They need to obtain authorisation of the GPCB for the compliance of these Rules. Under these rules all municipal authorities responsible for collection, segregation, storage, transportation, processing & disposal of municipal solid wastes are covered.

The municipal authority or an operator of a facility needs to make an application in Form-1, for grant of authorization for setting up of waste processing and disposal facility including landfills, to the state Board.

As of now, there are 159 Nagarpalikas, 8 Municipal Corporations, 4 Notified Areas and 1 Urban Development Authority in the State of Gujarat are identified by this Board, so far as responsible authority to comply with the MSW Rules-2000. At present, as per the data collected about 7600 MT per day municipal solid waste is being generated. About 185 gram per capita municipal solid waste is generated in the state of Gujarat.

At present, only 69 urban local bodies (ULB) have valid Authorization under the MSW Rules 2000. The Board continuously monitors the progress and action initiated by local bodies. The Board has issued Notice of Directions to about 51 number of ULB. But response from Urban Local Bodies is poor. The Board also took up the issue with the District Collectors, District Magistrate and the Director of Municipalities to expedite all urban bodies in implementing these rules.

The concept of common secured landfills is adopted in the State for treatment and disposal of the Municipal Solid Waste generated in the towns and cities. The Government of Gujarat has constituted a Nodal Agency, Gujarat Urban Development Company Ltd for development of infrastructure for treatment, transportation and disposal. With detailed study of the each and every municipalities, it is ultimately arrived on to provide treatment facilities (i.e. vermi- composting) at the town level and to develop the regional landfill site for the cluster of municipalities in @ 50km radius and connected with road network. GUDC has initiated the preparation of operational plan for the implementation of MSW. It is proposed to construct one common landfill site between seven or more towns. The land identified located at fairly equal distance from these towns. The GUDC has divided area of Gujarat in to four different regions and identified 29 clusters for Regional Landfill site for different local bodies located in Gujarat. At present 75 vermi compost plants have been constructed and put up in operation and 21 vermi compost plants are constructed and required to put in operation. In addition 8 Municipal Corporations are developing

49 Gujarat Pollution Control Board their individual landfill sites, Among them Ahmedabad, Surat and Vadodara has commissioned the landfills, Rajkot Municipal Corporation is developing the landfill, Jamnagar, Bhavnagar and Junagadh are in process for the same. It is also emphasised by the Board to allow nearby towns, municipalities to dispose their non compostible municipal waste at the landfills of Municipal Corporation.

Details are as follows :

Total waste ULB sr. Distance STATUS ULBs tied to it generated no (TPD) in Km.

Clu Name of ster Work In Yet to No. existing Names No. sr. Progress Start clusters no. NORTH GUJARAT REGION NORTH GUJARAT 3.00 3.00 - 6 - Cluster 30 459.40 9 83.00 1 Prantij 6.00 25

2 Talod 7.00 30 3 Vadali 7.00 44

4 Vijapur 8.00 29 1 1 Himmatnagar Yes 5 Ider (Vadali) 8.00 29

6 Khedbrahma 8.00 54 7 Bayad 8.00 58

8 Modasa 15.00 48 9 Himatnagar 16.00 0

8 96 Kheralu (Trf 10 stn @ Unjha) 3.00 61 2 2 Patan Yes 11 Chanasma 4.00 20

12 Harij 5.00 29

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Vadnagar (Trf 13 stn @ Unjha) 5.00 65

Unjha (Trf 14 stn @ Unjha) 9.00 35

Visnagar (Trf Patan Yes 2 2 15 stn @ Unjha) 12.00 57

16 Siddhpur 18.00 35

17 Patan 40.00 0

5 84.50

18 Vav 3.00 29

Thara 19 (Trf stn @ 5.00 30 Bhabhar)

20 Bhabhar 9.50 75

Palanpur 3 3 Yes Radhanpur 21 (Trf stn @ 10.00 30 Bhabhar)

22 Tharad 12 43

23 Ambaji 5.00 60

24 Palanpur 20 0

25 Deesa 20 32

4 4 Dhanera Yes 26 Dhanera 1 6.00 0.00

1 45.00 0.00

5 5 Mehsana Yes 27 Becharaji 3.00 37.00 28 Mehsana 42.00 0.00

6 144.90 0.00 6 6 Gandhinagar Yes 29 Pethapur 4.30 8 30 Mansa 6.70 37

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31 Dehgam 10.50 27 32 Kadi 12.00 4 Gandhinag Kalol 6 6 Yes 33 35.30 30 ar (Pethapur)

34 Gandhinagar 76.10 8

TOTAL 3 3 34 30 459.40 SAURASHTRA REGION SAURASHTRA 0.00 6.00 - 6 - Cluster 27 303.00 7 74.00 35 Damnagar 2.00 30 36 Babra 3.00 27 37 Dhari 3.00 45

7 1 Amreli Yes 38 Lathi 4.00 18 39 Chalala 4.00 24

40 Bagasara 8.00 31 41 Amreli 25.00 0 42 Savarkundla 25.00 32

7 76.00 43 Raval 3.00 30 44 Bhanvad 4.00 35 45 Kutiyana 4.00 40 8 2 Ranavav Yes 46 Jamjodhpur 5.00 45

47 Chalala 7.00 30

48 Chhaya 8.00 0 49 Ranavav 45.00 23

3 28.00 50 Gadhda 3.00 24.00 9 3 Botad Yes 51 Barvala 5.00 52.00 52 Botad 20.00 0.00

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3 37.00 53 Jafrabad 3.00 72.00 10 4 Mahua Yes 54 Rajula 8.00 34.00 55 Mahua 26.00 0.00

2 20.00

11 5 Dwarka Yes 56 Okha 8.00 26.00 57 Dwarka 12.00 0.00

5 68.00 58 Sutrapada 2.00 38 59 Una 7.00 35 12 6 Kodinar Yes 60 Kodinar 9.00 0 61 Talala 10.00 40 62 Veraval 40.00 42

TOTAL 6 27 303.00 SAURASHTRA & KUTCHH REGION

7.00 2.00 SAURASHTRA & - 9 - Cluster 18 289.22 - KUTCHH

6 99.00

63 Patdi 3.00 48 64 Muli 3.00 25 65 Saila 3.00 42 Surendran 13 1 Yes 66 Dhrangadhra 10.00 35 agar 67 Limbdi 12.00 35

68 Wadhwan 20.00 15

Surendranag 69 48.00 0 ar

2 55.00

14 2 Anjar Yes 70 Anjar 17.09 0

71 Gandhidham 37.92 30

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2 12.00

15 3 Bhachau Yes 72 Rapar 5.76 40 73 Bhachau 6.35 0

2 35.22

16 4 Bhuj Yes 74 Mandvi 10.59 40 75 Bhuj 24.63 0

17 5 Halvad Yes 76Halvad 1 6 0

2 40.00

18 6 Morbi Yes 77 Maliya Miyana 36.43 30 78 Morbi 3.90 0

19 7 Wankaner Yes 79 Wankaner 1 10.00 0.00

20 8 Dhanduka Yes 80 Dhanduka 1 17.00 0.00

21 9 Viramgam Yes 81 Viramgam 1 15.00 0.00

TOTAL 7 2 18 289.22 CENTRAL GUJARAT REGION

CENTRAL GUJARAT 2.00 2.00 - 4 - Cluster 31 428.20 -

20 270.10 82 Mahudha 3.40 39 83 Kanjari 3.60 10 84 Boriavi 4.20 12 85 Sojitra 4.20 28 22 1 Anand Yes 86 Kathlal 4.70 26 87 Kheda 5.10 33 88 Anklav 5.40 24

89 Oad 5.50 22

90 Dakor 6.40 34

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91 Mahemdavad 6.90 17 92 Karamsad 7.00 6 93 Chaklasi 7.70 14 94 Umreth 8.40 21 95 Thasara 8.70 44 96 V. V. Nagar 11.30 5 97 Kapadvanj 12.90 45 22 1 Anand Yes 98 Petlad 13.40 22

99 Borsad 15.20 34

100 Anand 60.20 4

Nadiad (Full 101 land + TS for 75.90 2 othrs)

9 129.30 102 Sahera 4.00 21

Devgadh 103 Bariya (Traf 4.20 12 @ Piplod)

104 Kaalol 7.10 30 Zalod (Traf 105 7.30 66 23 2 Godhra Yes @ Piplod)

106 Balasinor 8.60 55 107 Halol 11.50 40 108 Lunavada 13.50 57

Dahod (Traf 109 26.40 39 @ Piplod)

110 Godhra 46.70 7

24 3 Khambat Yes 111 Khambat 1 24.30 0.00

25 4 Santrampur Yes 112 Santrampur 1 4.50 0.00

TOTAL 2 2 31 428.20

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SOUTH GUJARAT REGION

SOUTH GUJARAT 0.00 4.00 - 4 - Cluster 13 254.00 -

6 134.80 113 Amod 4.00 87 114 Tarsadi 4.90 25

26 1 Ankleshwar Yes 115 Kansad 5.50 50 116 Jambusar 12.70 96 117 Ankleshwar 26.30 8 118 Bharuch 81.40 26

5 97.80 119 Dharampur 5.10 65 120 Umbargaon 6.20 13 27 2 Umbergaon Yes 121 Pardi 6.50 30 122 Vapi 39.60 15 123 Valsad 40.40 45

Chota Chota 28 3 Yes 124 1 11.40 0.00 Udepur Udepur

29 4 Rajpipla Yes 125 Rajpipla 1 10.00 0.00

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VermiCompost Plants

GUDC has constructed 96 vermi compost plants out of that 75 vermi compost plants are in operation and 21 vermi compost plants are constructed and required to put in operation.

For further disposal of municipal solid waste, its use as a fuel in cement manufacturing industries is under consideration. For use of MSW as a fuel, a meeting was held under the Chairmanship of Principal Secretary, Government of Gujarat on 16th February 2012.

Details regarding existing VermiCompost Plants (operational)

Construction Completed & In Operation Sr. No. Watse Sr. Watse Name of ULB Name of ULB Generated No. Generated 1 Bhanvad 4.00 39 Vijapur 8.00

2 Dhrol 8.00 40 Himmatnagar 16.00

3 Dwarka 12.00 41 Idar 8.00

4 Jam jodhpur 5.00 42 Khedbhrama 8.00

5 Kalavad 3.50 43 Vadnagar 5.00

6 Khambhaliya 10.00 44 Modasa 15.00

7 Bhayavadar 5.00 45 Prantij 6.00

8 Wankaner 10.00 46 Talod 7.00

9 Salaya 3.00 47 Halol 11.50

10 Bantva 5.00 48 Kaalol 7.10

11 Chorvad 5.00 49 Dhandhuka 17.00

12 Kodinar 9.00 50 Devgadhbariya 4.20

13 Manavadar 6.00 51 Bardoli 16.90

14 Una 7.00 52 Unjha 9.00

15 Vanthali 2.00 53 Kheda 5.10

16 Visavadar 4.00 54 Karjan 7.70

17 Kutiyana 4.00 55 Songadh 6.50

18 Ranavav 8.00 56 Chaklasi 7.70

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19 Limbdi 12.00 57 Jambusar 12.70

20 Thangadh 6.50 58 Dharampur 5.10

21 Bagasara 8.00 59 Ode 5.50

22 Chalala 4.00 60 Pardi 6.50

23 Lathi 4.00 61 Kapadvanj 12.90

24 Gadhda 3.00 62 Jasdan 8.50

25 Gariyadhar 12.00 63 Padra 7.50

26 Talaja 18.00 64 Dabhoi 15.70

27 Anklav 5.40 65 Mehamdavad 6.90

28 Boriyavi 4.20 66 Dehgam 10.50

29 Balasinor 8.60 67 Radhanpur 10.00

30 Karamsad 7.00 68 Bhachau 6.35

31 Mansa 6.70 69 Rapar 5.76

32 Kadi 12.00 70 Dakor 6.40

33 Siddhpur 18.00 71 Bavla 7.50

34 Harij 5.00 72 Bayad 8.00

35 Chanasma 4.00 73 Vadali 7.00

36 Viramgam 15.00 74 Mandvi 10.59

37 Tharad 12.00 75 Rajpipala 10.00

38 Kheralu 3.00 TOTAL 278.90

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6.11 The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001. The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules came into existence with effect from 16th of May, 2001 under Environment Protection Act, 1986. The rules are further amended on 4th May 2010. Under these rules, every manufacturer, importer, reconditioner, assembler, dealer, recycler, auctioneer, consumer and bulk consumer involved in manufacture, processing, sale, repurchase & use of batteries or components thereof is covered. The Board advised all Manufacturers to publish an advertisement in local dailies at least twice in a year to create awareness among public regarding the use of lead acid batteries and statutory requirement under the Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001.. The Board receives half yearly returns in prescribed forms specified for each category viz. manufacturer, dealer, importer, reconditioner, assembler, recycler, auctioneer, consumer and bulk consumer. These returns are scrutinized and annual report is submitted to CPCB periodically. The Dealers are required to file half yearly return to the manufacturer.However as per amended batteries Rule dealer has to obtained registration from the SPCB in form IV. The Board is carrying out monitoring of units covered under this rules.. The Board also guides to fill up half yearly returns. In order to protect environment they are also being educated about the concept of buy back of used lead acid batteries and advantage thereof. This will help to discourage unorganized sector of unauthorized transaction of lead acid batteries. 6.12 Water Cess The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess, Act 1977 provides for levy and collection of cess from the industries and local authorities for the water consumed by them. With a view to augment the resources of the Central and the State Boards for the Prevention and Control of Pollution, the Government of India have made necessary rules under the said Act which were notified on 26th July 1978 under Section 17 of the Act. The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has been declared as an 'Authority' for collecting water cess from the industries and local bodies in the State. Under Section 6 of the said Act, powers to levy and effect recovery of water cess have been delegated to the Member Secretary of the Board and powers to remit the recovery to the Central Government under Section 6 (4) of the Act has been conferred to the Board by the State Government. Under the rule MoEF is remitting upto 80% of the total Cess collected to the concerned State Board . As a part of implementation of e-Governance programme of GPCB, 'Online XGN'

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programme has further been extended to facilitate various applicants to file their Water Cess Returns under the Water Cess Act, 1977 compulsory online with effect from 1.9.2009. Under Section 13 of the said Act, a provision has been made for appeal by any person or local body aggrieved by an order of the cess assessment. For this, an Appellate Committee, headed by the Chairman of the Board, has been constituted. The status regarding the assessment of water cess collection was as follows :

Year Sr. Particulars No. 2009- 2010- 2011- 2010 2011 2012

1. Number of Units assessed 2,747 2,713 6,886

2. Number of assessment order issued 6,014 5,233 27,739

3. Amount collected Rs. in lakh 1,731.65 1,522.88 1,918.56

6.13 Comprehensive Environment Pollution Index (CEPI)

Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi and other institute formulated the concept for Comprehensive Environmental Pollution Index (CEPI) and has analyzed the environmental status of industrial cluster throughout the country, which were identified in consultation with Ministry of Environment and Forests for CEPI analysis, These clusters have been classified as critically polluted having CEPI score above 70, severely polluted having CEPI score between 60 to70. Total 43 nos. of clusters having CEPI score more than 70 are identified as critically polluted industrial clusters in the country out of which 06 are of the State of Gujarat.

Due to stringent implementation of action plans and various action taken by DoFE, GPCB, GIDC, industrial associations, individual industries at present out of six industrial clusters Moratorium has been lifted from three industrial clusters vide MoEF's O.M Dated- 30th March,2012.

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Salient Action Points implemented for overall improvement and reduction in CEPI Score:

Ÿ Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has augmented the capacities of the sewage treatment plants (STPs) to the tune of 1075 MLD for the improvement in water quality of River Sabarmati.

Ÿ For the improvement of water quality of River Sabarmati, drainage system and CETP for the micro-small industrial units in Danilimda is being planned at estimated financial outlay of Rs.120 Crore.

Ÿ CETP-Naroda (3MLD) is being up-graded with six effects Multiple Effect Evaporator System, New Electro Coagulation tank, Augmentation in the existing aeration tank with financial outlay of Rs. 15 Crore.

Ÿ CETP-Vatva (16 MLD) is up-graded with additional clarifloculator, additional secondary aeration tank and Multiple Effect Evaporator with financial outlay of Rs. 56.10 Crore.

Ÿ Narol Textile Units are executing the new SCADA System operated pipeline for the conveyance of treated effluent and planned CETP of 100 MLD capacity with financial outlay of Rs. 130 Crore.

Ÿ A co-operative initiative as a part of “Cleaner Production and Cleaner Technology”, Novel Spent Acid Management Company is established for reuse/treatment of spent acid being generated from industrial process.

Ÿ Trial permission for utilization of Ammonium Carbonate (scrubbing solution) generated from CPC Blue industries for use in MgCO3 manufacturing units in Bhavnagar Region.

Ÿ Common environment infrastructure facility in Ankleshwar has undertaken up gradation of their EMS with financial outlay of Rs. 124.70 Crore.

Ÿ Industrial units in Ankleshwar Region have undertaken up gradation of their EMS with financial outlay of Rs. 225 Crore.

Ÿ For effective treatment of refractory COD stream, 40 MEE is planned in Ankleshwar Region out of which 36 are commissioned.

Ÿ Co-processing of Plastic waste generated from Paper Mills in Vapi in to Cement Industries.

Ÿ CTE issued to Vapi Waste effluent Management Co. Ltd. to lay down pipeline up to deep sea as per NIO recommendation.

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Ÿ Laying of HDPE pipeline by notified Area Authority, Vapi for the enhancement of conveyance capacity and to prevent overflow from manholes.

Ÿ Disconnection of permanently closed units by GIDC.

Ÿ Industrial units having non-biodegradable effluent identified in Vapi, for which MEE is planned. Seven units have installed MEE and twelve are under process of installation.

Ÿ Implementation of LDAR program for reduction in release of VOCs and optimize use of volatile organic solvents.

Ÿ Installation of Magnetic flow meter at the outlet of industrial units as well as CETPs.

Ÿ Restriction on usage of unauthorized fuel by industrial units.

Ÿ Usage of high calorific waste in cement industries. Encouragement of co- processing of waste in Cement Industries.

Ÿ Movement of waste in GPS based tankers.

Ÿ Dedicated Spray Drying units made operative to reduce tray drying in individual industries.

Ÿ Adoption of cleaner fuel.

Ÿ Implementation of suggestion of Odour Control Expert Committee.

Ÿ Introduction of FACCCO/FENTON, Special culture microbes and MAP.

Ÿ Up gradation of solvent recovery system.

Ÿ Induction of the Government appointed members (Experts/Professionals) in the Board of CETP Management Body.

Ÿ Directions issued for appointment of Professionals CEO in the administration of CETPs.

Ÿ Third Party monitoring of industrial units through credible academic Institute.

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6.14 The Environmental Clearance – Public Consultation

As per Notification No. 1533 dated 14.09.2006 of Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India setting up of new projects or activities or the expansion or modernization of existing projects or activities listed in the schedule of said notification requires Environmental Clearance. All Category 'A' projects and Category B1 projects or activities shall undertake public consultation with certain exemption. The Authorities under these regulations are Ministry of Environment and Forest and State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Gujarat.

List of projects or activities or industries within Gujarat appraised for the Public Consultation during period under report is as under:

1. M/s Narayan Organics Pvt. Ltd. Prathmic Kumarshala, 27-04-2011 (Unit-II) Block No.164, 165, 166, Village.Vedach, 167, 168, 169 and 170, Tal.Jambusar, Village.Vedach, Tal.Jambusar, Dist. Bharuch Dist.Bharuch 2. M/s Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd., At Gujarat Pipavav Port 12-05-2011 Tal.Rajula, Dist.Amreli Ltd., Open ground adjacent to New customs house, Gate no.2, Uchchaiya, Tal.Rajula, Dist.Amreli 3. M/s Organic Coatings Limited, At the project site i.e., 17-05-2011 Block No.395,437,450, Village. M/s Organic Coatings Umraya, Tal.Padra, Dist.Vadodara Limited, Block No.395, 437,450, Umraya, al.Padra, Dist.Vadodara 4. M/s Sam Finechem Limited, Rest House, Gondal, 24-05-2011 S.No.47, Hadamtala Industrial Tal.Gondal, Area, Rajkot-Gondal Highway, Dist.Rajkot Tal.Kotda Sanghani, Dist.Rajkot 5. M/s. Omkar Natural Resources At Primary School No:1/2, 03-06-2011 Pvt. Ltd., Village.Kathavada, at Dist.Ahmedabad Tal.Daskroi, Dist.Ahmedabad. 6. M/s. Omkar Natural Resources At Zak Primary School, 07-06-2011 Pvt. Ltd., Village. Zak, at Dist.Gandhinagar Tal. Dehgam, Dist. Gandhinagar (Cont.) 63 Gujarat Pollution Control Board

7. M/s. Olympic Laminates At the Project Site 08-06-2011 Pvt. Ltd., i.e. Block No.49-50, Block No.49-50, Village.Karoli, Village.Karoli, Tal.Kalol, Tal.Kalol, Dist.Gandhinagar Dist.Gandhinagar. 8. M/s. Shapoorji Pallonji Energy at R.S.No.281, 15-06-2011 (Gujarat) Pvt. Ltd., Kaj-Velan Road, Village.Kaj / Nanavada, Open Ground Tal. Kodinar, Dist. Junagadh near Sodam Bandhara, Village.Kaj-362720, Tal.Kodinar, Dist.Junagadh 9. M/s.DMICDC Vaghel Power at the Dhanabhai ni Wadi, 15-06-2011 Company Limited, Nr. S.T.Bus Stand, Village.Vaghel, Tal.Sami, Village.Vaghel, Tal.Sami, Dist.Patan Dist.Patan 10. M/s.Alumina Refinery Limited, at the project site i.e. 21-06-2011 S.No.94/1, 94/2 S.No.100 /101 /1, of Village.Kukma, 105/4, 106, Village.Reladi S.No.100/1, 101/1, 105/4, 106, At.Kukma, Tal.Bhuj, 107 & 110/2 Dist.Kutch of Village.Reladi Moti, Near Akashwani, Bhuj-Anjar Highway, Tal.Bhuj, Dist.Kutch

11. M/s. Globex Laboratories at the project site i.e. M/s. 22-06-2011 (R&D) Limited, Globex Laboratories Old S.No.81/2, Block No.142, (R&D)Limited, Village.Dabhasa, Tal.Padra, Old S.No.81/2, Dist.Vadodara Block No.142, Village.Dabhasa, Tehsil.Padra, Dist.Vadodara 12. M/s.IPCA Laboratories at the project site i.e. 24-06-2011 Limited, M/s IPCA Laboratories S.No.99-101, Village.Ranu, Limited at S.No. 99-101, Tal.Padra, Dist.Vadodara Village.Ranu, Taluka.Padra, Dist.Vadodara (Cont.)

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13. M/s. Ajmera Cement Pvt. Ltd., At R.S.No.481, 01-07-2011 Sr. No. 119, Village.Bhanduri, Near Ajmera Cement Taluka.Malia Hatina, Pvt.Ltd., on NH-8D, Dist.Junagadh Village.Bhanduri, Tal.Maliya Hatina, Dist. Junagadh 14. M/s. Asutosh Pellets, At the Shri Bharatiya 01-07-2011 Block No.515, Vamaj-Adraj Road, Kelavani Mandal, Village.Vamaj, Vamaj Sanchalit, Taluka.Kadi, Dist.Mehsana Pujya Laljibha Hall, Village.Vamaj, Tal.Kadi, Dist.Mehsana 15. M/s. Ajmera Cement Pvt. Ltd., At R.S.No.481, 01-07-2011 Sr. No. 42/P, Village.Kadaya, Near Ajmera Cement Taluka.Malia Hatina, Pvt.Ltd., on NH-8D, Dist.Junagadh Village. Bhanduri, Tal.Maliya Hatina, Dist. Junagadh 16. M/s. Ajmera Cement Pvt.Ltd., At R.S.No.481 02-07-2011 Sr. No. 57, Village.Bhanduri, Near Ajmera Cement Taluka.Malia Hatina, Pvt.Ltd., on NH-8D, Dist.Junagadh Village.Bhanduri, Tal.Maliya Hatina, Dist. Junagadh 17. M/s. Ajmera Cement Pvt.Ltd., At R.S.No.481 B/h, 02-07-2011 Sr. No. 481, Village.Bhanduri, Near Ajmera Cement Taluka.Malia Hatina, Pvt. Ltd., on NH-8D, Dist.Junagadh Village.Bhanduri, Tal.Maliya Hatina, Dist. Junagadh

18. M/s.Allchem Laboratories, at Common Facility 12-07-2011 Block No.1088/B/P, 1088A, Centre, GIDC, Manjusar, Lamdapura Road, Village. Savli, Dist.Vadodara Manjusar, Tal.Savli, Dist.Vadodara

19. M/s. Stellar Chemical at the Suvarna Hall, 14-07-2011 Laboratories Pvt.Ltd., Kalol, Tal.Kalol, S.No.318-322, Dist.Panchmahal Kankar na Muvada, Derol, Tal.Kalol, Dist.Panchmahal

(Cont.)

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20. M/s National Highway PWD Rest House, 29-07-2011 Authority of India, Limdi-Limkheda Road, Dist. Dahod. Village.Limdi, Tal.Zalod, Dist.Dahod.

21. M/s Rainbow Papers Limited, at the premises opposite 16-08-2011 S.No.1453, Village.Rajpur, to existing plant on survey Taluka.Kadi, Dist.Mehsana no.1453, village.Rajpur, Tal.Kadi, Dist.Mehsana

22. M/s Dhara Cement(India) at the premises opposite 17-08-2011 Pvt.Ltd., to existing plant on survey S.No.66/27, Village.Gadu, Taluka. no.1453, village.Rajpur, Khedbrhma, Dist.Sabarkantha Tal.Kadi, Dist.Mehsana

23. M/s. Ramco Industries Limited, at Sinugra-Khanbhara 06-09-2011 S.No.78/12, 78/13, 78/14, road, New Cricket Ground, 78/15, 79/2, 80/2, Village.Sinugra, Tal.Anjar, Village.Sinugra, Tal.Anjar, Dist.Kutch Dist.Kutch 24. M/s Subhalakshami Polysters At Grampanchayat Office, 08-09-2011 Limited. Bhensali, Ta. Vagra, Survey No 81-87,90-96,98-102, Dist. Bharuch 113,119,120,123-127, Village : Bhensali, Tal. Vagra, Dist. Bharuch

25. M/s. Kejriwal Geotech Pvt.Ltd., at M/s Kejriwal Geotech 16-09-2011 Plot No.340,341,343,344, Pvt.Ltd., (Existing Village.Kareli, Tal.Palsana, Polyester Texturized Yarn Dist.Surat Manufacturing Unit), Plot No.343,344, Kareli, Tal.Palsana, Dist.Surat 26. M/s Universal Crescent Power at Survey No.308/P1, 20-09-2011 Private Limited, Village.Bhatvadia, Village.Bhatvadia, Tal.Kalyanpur, Kalyanpur Taluka, Dist.Jamnagar Dist.Jamnagar 27. M/s Gujarat Colourlam at the project site i.e. 23-09-2011 Pvt. Ltd. M/s Gujarat Colourlam Block No. 2285/2,Tadkeshwar, Pvt. Ltd. Tal;Mandvi,Dist: Surat Block No. 2285/2, Tadkeshwar, Tal;Mandvi, Dist: Surat (Cont.) 66 Annual Report : 2011 - 2012

28. M/s. Patel Energy Limited, Temple of Lunsapuri 28-09-2011 Village : Lunsapur and Lotpur, Dada, Rajula – Jafrabad, Tal. Jafrabad, Dist. Amreli State Highway – 34, Lunsapur, Ta. Jafrabad, Dist. Amreli.

29. M/s GHCL Limited Shree Shivsagar Primary 30-09-2011 Sutrapada Limestone School, Near Taluka mine-10.32.85 Hects, Panchayat, Ta. Sutrapada, Survey No. 907/P & 2596, Dist. Junagadh Village & Taluka : Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

30. M/s GHCL Limited Shree Shivsagar Primary 30-09-2011 Sutrapada Limestone School, Near Taluka mine – 19.8702 Hects, Panchayat, Ta. Sutrapada, Sr. No. 686P/1-3, 687,643P/1-2. Dist. Junagadh Village & Taluka : Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

31. M/s GHCL Limited Shree Shivsagar Primary 30-09-2011 Sutrapada Limestone School, Near Taluka mine- 35.00.17 Hects, Sr.No. 819 Panchayat, Ta. Sutrapada, ( P1 to P4), 858 (P1 to P3), 870, Dist. Junagadh 871(P1 to P3),872, 873,874,884, 885(P1 & P2) & 887, Village & Taluka : Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

32. M/S. Mamta Polycoats At Site of M/S. Mamta 04-10-2011 At Survey no. 131,132,133, Polycoats At Survey Village : Dhobikuva, Ta. Padra, no. 131,132,133, Dist. Vadodara Village : Dhobikuva, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara

33. M/s Narmada Thermal At Grampanchayat Office, 05-10-2011 Power Limited, Padaria, Tal.Vagra, Village.Padaria, Tal.Vagra, Dist.Bharuch Dist.Bharuch

34. M/s. Gujarat Hydrocarbon and At Gram Panchayat Office, 12-10-2011 Power SEZ Limited, Village : Vilayat, At GIDC Vilayat(Vagra) Industrial Ta. Vagra, Dist. Bharuch Estate, Tal. Vagra, Dist. Bharuch (Cont.)

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35. M/s. Asahi Songwon Colors Ltd. At site of M/s. Asahi 14-10-2011 Block No. 429 - 432, Songwon Colors Ltd. Village: Dudhwada, Taluka: Block No. 429 - 432, Padra, Dist.: Vadodara, Gujarat Village: Dudhwada, Taluka: Padra, Dist.: Vadodara, Gujarat

36. M/s. Nirma Limited At Nirma Limited 21-10-2011 (Health Care Division) (Health Care Division), At Survey Nos. 403,405,406,407 Survey No. 403,405,406, & 414, Village : Sachana, 407 & 414, Vil.: Sachana, Taluka : Viramgam, Taluka: Viramgam, District : Ahmedabad, Gujarat Dist.:Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

37. M/s Indian Farmers Fertilizer at the B/h Indian Farmers 01-11-2011 Co-Oprative Limited(IFFCO), Fertilizer Co-Operative Kandla Unit, P.O.Kandla, Limited (IFFCO) Kandla Kandla-370210, Dist.Kutch Plant, Near Kandla Creek, Near IOC Oil Jetty, Old Kandla, Tal.Gandhidham, Dist.Kutch

38. M/s Vraj Integrated Textile In the compound of Vraj 04-11-2011 Park Ltd., Integrated Textile Park Ltd., at Village: Bidaj, Village : Bidaj, Ta. Kheda, Ta: & Dist: Kheda , Gujarat Dist. Kheda

39. M/s Mercator Petroleum At post Prathmik Kumar 04-11-2011 Limited, Shala, Village : Sitpon, At Ta. :Bharuch, Dist : Bharuch Ta. Bharuch, Dist. Bharuch

40. M/s Mercator Petroleum at the School Ground of 08-11-2011 Limited, Mesrad Primary School, NELP-VII Block Vil. Mesrad, Tal.Karjan, (CB-ONN-2005/9) Dist.Vadodara Tal.Karjan, Dist.Vadodara

41. M/s. Bharat Abrasives & Shri Ram Roti Ashram, 11-11-2011 Chemical Industries Khambhalia-Bhatia Road, S.No. 506/P, at Village Kennedy, At : Juwanpur, Tal. Kalyanpur, Dist. Jamnagar Tal : Kalyanpur, Dist. Jamnagar. (Cont.) 68 Annual Report : 2011 - 2012

42. M/s. Balkrishna Industries at Village Paddhar Play 22-11-2011 Limited ground, Opp.Paddhar Bus Vil. Paddhar, Ta. Bhuj, Dist Kutch Stand, Bhuj-Bhachau Highway, Dist Kutch 43. M/s Gujart Cement Works At Shree Kovaya School 07-12-2011 (A Unit of Ultratech Cement Ground, Opp. Ultratech Ltd.) Cement Plant Main Gate, at Village :Kovaya, Babarkot, Vil. : Kovaya, Ta. Rajula, Bhakodar, Varaswarup & Vand, Dist. Amreli. Ta. Rajula, Dist. Amreli. 44. M/s. Varvala Limestone Mines At S.No. 76, Vil. : Varvala, 23-12-2011 At S.No. 76, Village : Varvala, Ta. Okha, Dist. Jamnagar Tal. Okhamandal, Dist.: Jamnagar

45. M/S. Selan Exploration At Site No. D-2, Village 06-01-2012 Technology Limited Bakrol- Gatrad Road, for proposed drilling of 35 Vill : Bakrol Nhujrang, exploratory and Development Kathwada Road, wells at Bakrol Oil and Gas Field, Ta. Daskroi, Ta. Daskroi, Dist. Ahmedabad Dist. Ahmedabad 46. M/s. Selan Exploration At Lohar Well Site No. 10, 03-02-2012 Technology Limited., Kadi – Sanad Road, Ta. Kadi, Dist. Mehsana Village : Manipur, Ta. Kadi, Dist. Mehsana. 47. M/s. Orient Abbrasives Hardasbhai Mansurbhai 03-02-2012 Limited. Gadhvi Ni Wadi, At Survey No. 30/P, Village : Ran, Ran – Mewasa Road, Ta. Kalyanpur, Dist. Jamnagar At Village : Ran, Ta. Kalyanpur, Dist. Jamnagar 48. M/s. Essar Power Salaya Ltd. Survery No. 15/P 06-02-2012 Vilage : Kathi devaliya, Ta. (Ground adjoning to Khambalia, Dist. Jamnagar Essar Labour Colony), At Village : Kathi Devalia, Jamnagar-Dwarka Highway, Ta. Khambhalia, Dist. Jamnagar. 49. M/s.DMCC Oil Terminals Jaydeep & Company 17-02-2012 (Navlakhi) Ltd. Godown, Lavanpur At Navlakhi Port, Tal. Maliya (M), railway siding. Dist. Rajkot Gujarat Lavanpur–Bodaki, Tal. Maliya (Miyana) Dist. Rajkot. (Cont.) 69 Gujarat Pollution Control Board

50. M/s. Lavis Signature Panel Pvt. Samaj Ghar, Rampura 21-02-2012 Ltd., laat, (Village : Kathana), Survey No. 698/1 to 3 + 698/4 + Kathlal-Balashinor 699 + 700/1,2,3,4,5,6 + 701 + highway, Ta. Kathlal, 702 + 703/1, 2 + 704/2 + 705/P Dist. Kheda-387640. + 736/1, 5,7,8, Kathlal – Balasinor Highway, Village: Anara, Ta. Kathlal, Dist. Kheda 51. M/s. Bodal Agrotech Ltd . M/s. Bodal Agrotech Ltd . 22-02-2012 Plot No. 525, 532, 554, 555, 556, Plot No. 525, 532, 554, 560, 561/1, 555, 556, 560, 561/1, Village : Dudhwada, Ta. Padra, Village : Dudhwada, Dist. Vadodra Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodra 52. M/s. Nico Orgo Marketing Pvt At Khadayta Bhavan, 22-02-2012 Ltd., Opp. Manglwari, for proposed Nicotine and Kapadvanj Road, Nicotine Derivatives (35 MT/M) Dakor, manufacturing plant Ta.Thasra, at Block No. 317 & 321/p, Dist. Khedaa Vil : Rakhiyal, Tal : Thasra, Dist. Kheda , 53. M/s. Bodal Chemicals Ltd . At site of M/s. Bodal 23-02-2012 Survey No.804, 805, 807, to 822, Agrotech Ltd., Sr. No. 525, 824 to 839 & 849 532, 554, 555, 556, 560, Village : Dudhwada, Ta. Padra, 561/1, Dist. Vadodra Village: Dudhwada, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara. 54. M/s. Swana Pharmaceuticals Mahila Bhavan, Sardar 24-02-2012 Pvt. Ltd., nagar, B/h. Mahemdabad Plot No. 632, 633, Railway Station, Village : Varsola, Mahemdabad- Mahemdabad, Nadiad Highway , Ta. Mahemdabad, Ta. Mahemdabad, Dist. Kheda Dist. Kheda. 55. M/s. NTA Pharma Pvt Ltd., At Khadayta Bhavan, Opp. 28-02-2012 Survey No. 304, Manglwari, Kapadvanj Village : Rakhiyal, Road, Dakor, Ta. Thasra, Taluka : Thasra, Kathlal, Kheda Dist. Kheda 56. M/s. Philoden Agrochem Pvt. At the site of Philoden 02-03-2012 Ltd., Agrochem Pvt. Ltd. Survey No. 73, B/h. GEB Sub- Survey No. 73, B/h. GEB Station, Vill : Karkhadi, Sub-station, Karkhadi, Tal. Padra, Dist. Vadodara. Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodra. (Cont.) 70 Annual Report : 2011 - 2012

57. M/s. T.J. Agro Fertilizers Pvt At site of M/s. T.J. Agro 06-03-2012 Ltd., Fertilizers Pvt Ltd., Survey No. 378/379, NH. No. 8, S.No. 378/379. N.H.No. 8, Village : Khadsupa, Tal. Navsari, P.O.Khadsupa Boading, Dist. Navsari Opp.Jain Panjrapore, Ta & Dist. Navsari. 58. M/s. T.J. Agro Fertilizers Pvt. Survey No. 41, 42, 07-03-2012 Ltd., Village:Mahapura, Survey No. 41, 42, Tundav-Rania Road, Village : Mahapura, Ta. Savli, Dist. Vadodra. Ta. Savli, Dist. Vadodra 59. M/s. Jay Polychem (india) Ltd., Sarpanchshree Nu Dehlu, 22-03-2012 At Dholka Dist. Ahmedabad and Post : Khada, Ta. Tarapur, Khambhat, Dist. Anand Dist. Anand . 60. M/s. National Highway Dr. Nalinkant Gandhi 23-03-2012 Authority of India., Town hall, Highway Road, Dist, Sabarakanth Nr. Sarvodaya Surgical Hospital, Opp. Pratapgarh Petrol pump, Himmatnagar, Tal. Himmtnagar, Dist. Sabarkantha.

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6.15 Water Quality Monitoring Programmes

1. GEMS Project

The Board assists the CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) in implementing the GEMS (Global Environmental Monitoring System) project since 1980. The scope of this project includes an assessment of the quality of water of the major rivers of the State, viz. Narmada, Tapi,Mahi and Sabarmati.

As per the guidelines of the CPCB, 9 stations have been fixed, out of which 6 are for monitoring the quality of surface water and the rest for monitoring of ground water quality. The monitoring results under this project are submitted to the CPCB, New Delhi through the EDB system.

2. MINARS project

On account of various discharge of wastewater in river, the quality is likely to be adversely affected. It is therefore, necessary to monitor the quality of the various river waters. This is a continuous project of previous years as approved by the CPCB and known as MINARS (Monitoring of Indian National Aquatic Resources System) Project.

The Board is monitoring the water quality from 102 sampling station located on various rivers in the State. These rivers include Sabarmati, Meshwo, Anas, Mahi, Panam, Narmada, Damanganga, Kolak, Par, Tapi, Ambica etc. Under this project ground water quality and lake water quality are also monitored periodically.

The ground water quality monitoring stations are located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Bhavnagar, Amreli, Junagadh, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Jamnagar, Bhuj, Palanpur, Mehsana, Siddhpur, Himmatnagar, Nadiad, Dahod, Godhra, Ankleshwar, Surat, Hazira, Valsad, and Vapi. The sampling stations included under the lake water quality project are located at Kankaria lake and Chandola lake in Ahmedabad; and Ajwa lake and Sursagar lake in Vadodara, Nalsarovar, Bindusarovar, Sahashtralingsarovar, Lakhota lake, Narshinhmehtasarovar, Nadiad lake, Ranjitsagar talav – Halol, Thol tank.

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Status of Water quality of major & other rivers of Gujarat

(Yearly average 2011-12) Sr. Parameters * River Location No. pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D. 1. Sabarmati Hansol Bridge 8.1 7.7 4 15

Rly. Bridge, 2. Sabarmati 7.7 5.9 12 38 Ahmedabad

3. Sabarmati Vasna - Narol Bridge 7.5 2.6 42 124

4. Sabarmati Vautha villege 7.7 4.5 46 135

5. Sabarmati Miroli 7.7 3.9 59 172

6. Sabarmati Kheroj Bridge 8.2 8 3 9

7. Meshwo Shamlaji 8.1 7 3 9

8. Sabarmati Chiloda Bridge 8.1 7.3 3 11

9. Sabarmati Mahudi Jain temple 8.4 7.9 2 10

10. Shedhi Kheda-Matar Rd 8.1 6.1 5 30

11. Khari Lali 7.8 1.4 119 396

12. Shedhi Kheda-Matar Rd 8.1 6.1 5 30

Mahemdabad - 13. Shedhi 7.9 5.9 22 90 Nadiad Road

14. Mahi Anandpuri 7.8 7.3 3 16

15. Mahi Kadana (D/S) 8.2 7.9 3 16

16. Mahi Virpur 7.9 8.4 3 16

17. Mahi Sevalia 8.2 7.7 1 15

18. Mahi Vasad 8.2 7.6 2 20

19. Mahi Mujpur 8.1 7.7 2 15

20. Mahi Umeta 8.0 8.0 2 19

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21. Panam Lunawada 8.3 7.3 3 16

22. Anas Kushalgadh 7.3 7.5 3 16

23. Narmada Chandod 8.2 7.6 2 16

24. Narmada Garudeshwar 8.2 7.9 1 9

25. Narmada Panetha 8.2 7.6 2 10

26. Narmada Zadeshwar 8.3 7.4 1 9

27. Narmada NTPC, Zanor 8.3 7.3 1 13 Before conflue-nce 28. Amaravati 8.2 7.3 2 10 near Dadhal Gumandev vill. Dist. 29. Kaveri 3 13 Bharuch 8.2 7.3 30. Tapi Kathor bridge 8.2 6.8 2 9

31. Tapi Mandvi bridge 8.1 7 2 8

32. Tapi Sherulla bridge 8.1 6.8 1 7

33. Tapi Varachcha bridge 8.2 6.9 2 8

34. Mindhola Mindhola S.H. Bridge 8.0 6.0 3 18 At Suart – Navsari 35. Purna 8.1 6.4 2 9 state highway 36. Purna At Vill-Vankla 8.0 6.4 2 10

37. Ambica At Pathakwadi 8.0 7.0 2 9 At Dholai 38. Ambica 5 47 Bunder,Billimora 8.0 5.5 Narmada main canal 39. Narmada 8.2 7.4 1 7 at Limbadia bridge

40. Ambica At Amalsad bridge 8.1 6.3 3 17

At Kaveri bridge, 41. Kaveri 8.1 6.2 3 24 Bilimora

42. Damanganga Kachigaon Bridge 8.1 6.5 3 20

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43. Damanganga GIDC Weir, Vapi 7.9 7.1 1 10

44. Kolak Pataliya Bridge 8.1 5.4 4 22

45. Par Rly. Bridge, Atul 8.3 6.4 2 10

46. Auranga Lilapur bridge, Valsad 8.0 7.1 1 9

47. Bhadar Deradi road,Jetpur 9.5 5.2 9 43

48. Bhadar At causeway, Jetpur 8.6 4.9 19 87

49. Bhadar At Dublipat, Jetpur 8.2 5.8 28 134

At bhukhi Pumping 50. Bhadar 8.1 5.7 2 14 Station

51. Bhadar Bhadar Dam-2 8.0 6.3 1 13

Nr. By pass 52. Bhadar 8.0 6.2 2 25 Bridge,Dhoragi

Bhadar dam- 53. Bhadar 1,Navagam 8.1 6.4 2 11 ,Village:Gomta,

54. Bhogavo D/s. of surendranagar 7.9 3.6 9 64

Triveni sangm, Hiran, Kapila 55. Prabhash-Patan 8.1 6.1 2 28 & Sarswati Somnath

National highway - 56. Uben 8.9 6.4 1 17 8D,Chowki

D/S of S'nagar at 57. Bhogavo 7.9 3.6 9 - wadhvan Bridge

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/Lit.

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River Water Quality of Gujarat- District

Under Annual Status Project: 2011-12

(Once in a year) Parameters * TC EC Sr. Name of Sampling NO2- NO3 MPN/ MPN/ No. River Point Station pH TDS DO BOD COD NH3-N TKN N -N 100 100 ml ml Kheroj Bridge, 1 Sabarmati 8.5 282 8.1 2 7 1.12 2.24 0.06 0.65 210 70 S. K. Rly.Bridge, 2 Sabarmati 7.7 310 5.9 12 38 2.7 - 0.1 0.4 233 90 Abd. VNBridge 3 Sabarmati 7.5 691 2.6 42 124 10.14 14.6 0.13 0.71 1111 319 Abd. 4 Khari Geratpur Abd. 7.7 3008 1.6 123 338 35.45 58.35 0.35 1.95 22509 4700 6 Shedhi Kheda, Abd. 8.7 596 5.2 1 26 0.056 ------220 130 7 Vatrak Vautha, Abd. 7.7 1123 4.5 46 135 11.89 19.17 0.23 0.87 8269 2276 8 Meshwo Shamlaji, S.K 7.4 192 6.1 10 27 0.56 1.12 0.04 0.32 280 75 Khedbrahma, 9 Harnav 8.4 212 8.6 7 22 0.56 1.68 0.01 2.09 150 90 S. K. Himmatnagar 10 Hathmati 7.8 408 6.2 8 25 2.24 3.92 0.02 2.16 930 230 S.K. 11 Khari Ghadi, S. K. 8.3 384 6.0 8 33 1.12 2.24 0.08 0.36 430 230 Kamatibaug- 12 Vishwamitri Sayajibaug 7.9 756 1.5 15 48 1.4 3.92 0.04 0.16 280 110 Vadodara Convent 13 Vishwamitri School, 7.6 836 1.3 <5 29 1.12 3.08 0.04 0.22 300 130 Fatehgunj Vadodara Kalali Rly Crossing, BDL 14 Vishwamitri Vadsar Bridge 7.9 634 14 48 1.68 3.36 0.02 0.18 500 170 Road.Vadodar a Kothwada, Ta. 15 Dhadhar Padra, 7.3 512 7.8 <5 29 1.68 3.08 0.03 0.20 220 90 Dist. Vadodara Chanod, Ta. 16 Narmada Dabhoi, 7.7 170 8.6 <5 13 2.52 3.64 0.01 0.08 28 9 Dist.Vadodara

Gujarat Tractor Ltd., 7.8 860 1.5 12 38 1.96 3.64 0.03 0.20 350 140 17 Vishwamitri Munjmahuda, Vadodara

Orsang bridge 18 Orsang Bodeli Dist 7.5 282 8.2 <5 29 2.24 3.08 0.01 0.08 28 8 Vadodara

Sankarda, 7.3 334 7 <5 13 1.12 2.52 0.02 0.09 28 8 19 Mini Dist.Vadodara

Angadh, Dist. 7.5 2838 7.6 16 57 1.12 3.36 0.05 0.66 110 34 20 Mini Vadodara

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21 Mini Mujpur 7.3 460 7.8 <5 19 1.12 3.64 0.01 0.16 34 11 Vadodara

Sevalia, Dist. 22 Mini Kheda 8.5 248 7.9 <5 19 1.96 3.64 0.10 0.01 14 4

Memmadabad- Nadiad Road, 23 Shedhi 8.7 596 5.2 1 26 0.56 --- 220 13 Dist. Kheda

Anandpuri 24 Mahi 7.9 304 7.7 <5 6 1.12 3.08 0.01 0.09 17 8 Panchmahal Kadana Dam 25 Mahi (D/S) 7.9 466 7.8 8 32 1.12 2.52 0.01 0.06 21 6 Panchmahal Virpur 26 Mahi 8.1 336 7.1 <5 19 0.28 1.68 0.02 0.07 26 11 Panchmahal Lunawada 27 Panam 8.2 340 7.7 <5 13 0.56 2.52 0.02 0.08 21 9 Panchmahal Khusalgadh 28 Anas 8.0 366 8.8 <5 25 0.28 1.4 0.01 0.05 17 6 Panchmahal Nr.Vill.Sanjan 29 Varoli 8.6 280 6.7 1 15 0.84 5.04 0.38 0.59 14 4 Valsad Nilkantheshw ar Mahadev 30 Narmada temple, 8.22 190 8.07 0.99 4 BDL 1.68 0.089 0.54 340 110 Zadeshwar. Bharuch Near Golden 31 Narmada bridge at 8.22 228 8.19 1.03 4 BDL 2.24 0.12 0.54 340 110 Bharuch Bhadbhut 32 Narmada village. Dist. 8.28 622 8.11 1.04 4 BDL 7.84 0.315 5.35 800 800 Bharuch Nareshwar. 33 Narmada 8.28 162 7.83 1.04 4 BDL 2.24 0.016 0.52 7 < 2 Dist. Bharuch Kabirvad , 34 Narmada 8.24 170 7.96 1.09 4 BDL 1.68 0.056 0.54 220 70 Dist. Bharuch Near NH bridge, 35 Narmada 7.97 128 7.69 1.09 1.16 BDL 1.71 0.027 0.35 130 <2 Garudeshwar Bharuch

Girnari Bapu Ashram, 36 Narmada 8.40 344 8.89 0.98 3.0 BDL 1.01 0.37 0.23 170 20 Panetha Bharuch

Near Golden 37 Narmada bridge at 8.26 186 7.56 1.16 1.55 BDL 1.58 0.040 0.35 170 10 Bharuch

Down stream of 38 Karjan Rajpipla, 8.00 218 8.85 1.13 8.0 0.84 2.24 0.112 0.32 80 80 Dist..Narmada

Dadhal . Dist. 39 Amravati 7.71 746 7.69 1.04 4.0 1.18 5.71 1.4 1.54 1700 700 Bharuch

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Navagam, Tal. : Bhadar 40 Gondal. 8.07 389 6.38 1.5 11 0.36 NR 0.014 0.22 17 10 Dam-I

Deradi road, 41 Bhadar Jetpur 9.49 2311 5.2 9 43 0.95 ------0.34 0.02 >1600 >1600

At causeway, 42 Bhadar Jetpur 8.6 1441 4.9 19 87 0.8 ------0.4 0.02 >1600 >1600

At Dublipat, 43 Bhadar Jetpur 8.2 1713 5.8 28 134 0.9 ------0.4 0.02 >1600 >1600

At bhukhi 44 Bhadar Pumping station 8.1 637 5.7 2 14 0.5 ------0.3 0.02 20 12 Jetpur Bhadar dam-2 45 Bhadar 8 643 6.3 1 13 0.4 ------0.3 0.02 20 13 Jetpur Nr. By pass 46 Bhadar bridge, Dhoraji 8 1610 6.2 2 25 0.9 ------0.4 0.02 >1600 >1600 Jetpur At. Garej, 47 Bhadar 8 6514 6.2 1 8 0.57 -- 0.013 0.20 5 7 Dist.Porbandar

48 Bhadar At. Ratiya 8 11892 5.7 <1 8 0.73 --- 0.009 0.184 4 4 Dist.Porbandar

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Status of Water Quality of Reservoirs of Gujarat

Under Annual Status Project: 2011-12

(Once in a year) Sr. Parameters * Name & Location of pH TDS D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D. 3 –N TKN PO4 –P Reservoir NH

1. Indrasi Dam, Bhiloda 8.2 236 7.8 1 4 0.56 1.68 0.10

2. Vatrak Dam, dist: SK 8.1 154 8.5 1 5 3.36 6.16 0.97

3. Dharoi Dam, Kheralu 8.3 238 8.5 3 10 1.12 1.81 0.07

4. Meshwo Dam, 7.8 188 6.6 4 15 0.56 1.68 0.01 Nr. Shamlaji, SK 5. Hathmati Dam, 8.3 264 7.5 2 7 0.56 1.63 0.12 Nr.Himmatnagar

6. Mazam Dam, dist: SK 8.4 184 8.2 3 11 0.56 1.68 0.01

7. Reservoir at Par, Atul 8.7 400 7.0 4 11 0.28 0.52 0.16

8. GIDC reservoir, Vapi 8.6 320 5.0 5 15 0.56 2.6 0.01

9. Madhuban Dam, Dist.Valsad 8.4 280 7.0 1 12 0.56 2.56 0.03

10. Auranga weir, Abrama 8.6 380 7.5 4 9 0.28 0.56 0.06

11. Wanakbori Dam, Kheda 7.6 206 8.8 <5 13 1.12 2.8 -

12. Karjan Dam, at Karjan 7.8 170 9.0 1 2 BDL 1.12 -

13. Sardar Sarovar Dam, Kevadia 8.1 138 8.3 1 3 BDL 1.28 -

14. Aji Dam II, Rajkot 7.8 750 5.5 3 39 0.88 --- 0.02

15. Nyari Dam I, Rajkot 8.0 369 6.0 2 12 0.05 --- 0.01

16. Kamnath Dam, Amreli 7.8 770 5.3 3 9 0.56 1.12 ---

17. Vadi Dam, Amreli 7.6 204 5.5 2 9 0.28 1.4 ---

18 Khodiyar Dam, Dhari, Amreli 7.7 420 6.2 3 9 0.56 1.68 0.03

19 Shentrujee Dam,Palitana 7.5 348 5.7 4 9 0.56 1.68 ---

20 Shree Sayaji Sarovar, Ajwa, 8.2 166 7 <5 19 1.12 2.24 0.09 Vadodara

21 Anandapardam,Ananadpar,Dist 8.3 706 6.2 1 4 0.28 0.56 0.02 .-Junagadh

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22 Ukai Dam-Songhdh 8.1 - - 1 7 - - -

23 Nayaka Dam,S’nagar 8.3 200 6.1 1 18 0.56 0.84 0.02

24 Dholi Dhaja Dam,S’nagar 8.4 512 6.2 1 14 0.56 0.84 0.02

Ÿ Except pH, TC & FC all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

Ÿ TC= TotalColiform FC= Fecal Coliform BDL=Below detection limit

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Status of Water Quality of Lakes/Talav of Gujarat

Under Annual Status Project: 2011-12 (Once in a year) Parameters * Name & Location of Sr. pH TDS D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D. NH3 -N TKN 4 –P Lake/Talav PO 1 Monsoor lake, Viramgam 8.4 1112 6.5 6 32 2.8 4.48 0.08

2 Kankariya lake Ahmedabad 8.5 1293 6.8 21 70 2.48 3.92 ---

3 Chandola lake, Ahmedabad 7.6 349 5.8 16 53 2.16 3.36 0.21

4 Nalsarovar, dist: Ahmedabad 8.6 1423 7.7 8 26 3.36 5.3 0.13

5 Thol Tank, Kadi 7.6 180 7.1 4 16 1.12 1.68 0.05

6 Bindu Sarovar, Siddhpur 8.6 1144 0.9 - 78 ------

7 Veraimata lake, Anand 7.9 324 4.0 6 29 2.24 5.04 0.22

8 Sursagar lake, Vadodara 7.9 1726 2.8 4 19 1.68 2.24 0.36

9 Shree Sayaji Sarovar, Ajwa, 8.2 166 7 <5 19 1.12 2.24 0.09 Vadodara

10 Padara lake, Padara, 7.4 1426 1.5 <5 19 1.12 3.92 0.28 Vadodara

11 Dobhi lake, Dabhoi, 7.2 812 6.8 <5 19 2.24 3.36 0.22 Dist.Vadodara.

12 Gomti Talav, Dakor,Dist 8.4 268 1.6 <5 19 2.24 4.48 0.36 Kheda

13 Saputara lake, Saputara 8.4 220 4.6 1 11 0.28 3.36 0.10

14. Khodiyar lake, Bhavnagar 7.7 290 5.5 3 10 1.59 2.36 0.02

15. Ranmal talav, Jamnagar 7.8 417 6.6 6 28 0.83 2.35 0.56

16 Umarwada village pond, 7.9 323 5.4 3 18 -- -- 0.24 dist:Bharuch

17. Narsinh Mehta Talav, 7.7 831 5.1 4 28 1.4 --- 0.03

18. Kuvadva lake, kuvadva, tal & 7.0 682 5.2 2 11 0.50 0.75 0.02 dist. : Rajkot

19 Yamuna Talav,Halol 8.5 274 7.1 <5 29 1.68 3.64 0.18

20 Ram Sagar Talav,Ghodhara 7.8 702 7.3 6 29 0.28 1.68 0.20

21 Chhab Talav, Dahod 7.9 720 2.2 9 38 0.84 2.52 0.22

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Status of Water Quality of well waters in Gujarat

Under Annual Status Project: 2011-12

(Once in a year) Parameters * TC Sr.N FC Location of wells Fluo- MPN/ o. pH TDS DO COD NO3-N NO2-N NH3-N MPN/ rides 100 100 ml ml

1 Bore Well Tilakwada Grampanchayat, 7.9 970 3.3 13 0.34 0.02 0.18 0.84 4 2 Tilakwada. Dist. Vadodara

2 B/W conserve chemical, Block No.479, Luna, Ta, 8.9 1686 3.1 38 0.46 0.04 0.42 BDL 7 2 Padra, Dist. Vadodara

3 Tubewell Karakhadi, Gram-panchayat, 7.5 6120 2.9 6 0.06 0.04 0.38 0.84 11 4 Ta. Padra,

Dist. Vadodara.

4 B/W Padra Nagarpalika Water Works, Sayajibaug, 7.7 1764 2.1 6 0.42 0.03 0.34 0.84 4 <2 Padra, Dist. Vadodara

5 B/W GIDC Por, Ramangamadi, Dist. 7.8 1208 2.9 6 0.39 0.01 0.22 BDL 4 <2 Vadodara

6 B/W Varnama, Dist. 7.3 760 2.2 13 0.30 0.02 0.12 BDL 4 <2 Vadodara

7 B/W Koyali Grampanchayat Water Works, near 7.3 936 3.1 19 0.40 0.03 0.22 BDL 7 2 Primary School, Koyali Dist. Vadodara

8 B/W Dashrath Gram-panchayat, 7.4 3206 2.2 6 0.68 0.03 0.30 BDL 2 <2 Dashrath, Dist. Vadodara

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9 B/W Padmala Gram- panchayat Waterworks, 7.2 1422 2 29 0.44 0.03 0.22 BDL 8 4 Padmala, Dist. Vadodara

10 B/W Chhotaudepur, near Refral hospital & CHC, 8.5 444 3.3 19 0.22 0.01 0.96 1.12 4 <2 Chhotaudepur, Dist: Vadodara

11 B/W Kadipani, 8.3 498 2.5 6 0.23 0.01 0.18 1.96 2 <2 Dist:Vadodara

12 B/W Kawant Gram Panchayat,At- 8.3 342 3.2 6 0.20 0.01 0.12 0.84 4 <2 Kawant, Dist.Vadodara

13 B/W Pavi-Jetpur, 7.9 944 2.2 20 0.24 0.01 0.18 1.12 4 <2 Dist. Vadodara

14 B/W Bodeli Grampanchayat, 8.3 1186 3.1 19 0.38 0.03 0.26 1.68 8 2 Dist. Vadodara

15 B/W Sankheda (Varigruh 8.1 436 2.1 13 0.30 0.03 0.09 2.24 7 2 B.W.No.1), Dist:Vadodara

16 B/W Enviro Infra- structure Co. Ltd, Plot 612/B, 7.7 6328 3.2 40 0.62 0.04 0.44 1.68 8 2 Umaraya, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara

17 B/W Grampanchayat Water Works, 7.2 626 2.2 6 0.18 0.01 0.12 0.56 4 <2 Bajwa, Dist. Vadodara

18 B/W Karachiya Grampanchayat Water Works, 7.3 1912 2.5 13 0.029 BDL 0.24 BDL 4 <2 Karachia, Dist. Vadodara

19 B/W Dhankuwa’s Chali, Karachia, 7.1 1836 2.1 6 0.42 0.03 0.27 0.28 2 <2 Dist. Vadodara

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20 B/W Chhani Gram- panchayat Water 7.3 290 2.7 6 0.14 0.02 0.08 BDL 4 <2 Works, Chhani, Dist. Vadodara

21 B/W Undera Gram Panchayat, Dist. 7.3 782 2.5 13 0.36 0.03 0.09 0.84 2 <2 Vadodara

22 B/W Angadh, 7.3 330 3 13 0.16 0.02 0.16 0.28 7 <2 Dist.Vadodara

23 B/W Bhimpura Gram-panchayat, Ta. 8.0 1008 2.4 6 0.29 0.02 0.22 BDL 2 <2 Padra, Dist. Vadodara

24 T/W Gram- panchayat Water Works, Amarapura, 7.5 780 2.8 6 0.18 0.01 0.18 0.56 2 <2 Ta. Padra Dist.Vadodara

25 Tubwell Jaspur Gram-panchayat, Opp. Shiv Mandir, 8.3 950 2.3 6 0.16 0.02 0.14 BDL 2 <2 Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara

26 T/W Ekalbara Gram-panchayat, Wadipura, near Chamundamata 7.4 1432 3.1 6 0.38 0.01 0.40 0.56 4 <2 mandir, Mota Ekalbar, Ta. Padra Dist. Vadodara

27 B/W Grampanchayat 7.4 922 2.2 29 0.34 0.01 0.09 0.84 4 <2 Kandari, Dist.Vadodara

28 B/W Bamangam, 7.3 718 2.9 29 0.29 0.01 0.32 0.56 2 <2 Dist. Vadodara

29 B/W Itola Grampanchayat, 7.4 922 2.6 19 0.04 0.02 0.16 BDL 2 <2 Dist. Vadodara

30 B/W Kayavarohan, Ta. Karjan, 7.5 870 2.2 19 0.30 0.02 0.01 BDL 7 2 Dist.vadodara

31 B/W Waghodia, 7.6 1136 2.4 29 0.04 0.02 0.30 BDL 7 2 Dist. Vadodara

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32 T/W Luna Gram Panchayat, water works, Nr. Verai Mata Mandir, 8.1 488 2.8 10 0.38 0.03 0.36 BDL 8 2

Ta. Padra,

Dist. Vadodara

33 T/W Dabhasa Gram- panchayat, Ta. 7.2 2586 4.3 19 0.62 0.03 0.56 0.28 2 <2 Padra, Dst. Vadodara

34 B/W Vakal Vidhyalay, Bajwa, 7.4 688 2 19 0.19 0.01 0.2 0.84 7 2 Dist. Vadodara

35 B/W Sangma, Gam- panchayat,Ta. Padra, 7.8 1020 3.9 13 0.34 0.01 0.36 1.68 4 <2 Dist. Vadodara

36 B/W near Mumtaz theater, 8.5 1366 2.9 13 0.48 0.04 0.24 BDL 2 <2 Mehmadabad, Dist. Kheda

37 Borewell Balasinor – Sevalia Road, Dist. 7.6 784 2.4 19 0.30 0.02 0.18 0.56 4 2 Kheda

38 Bore Well Sevalia, 8.5 2376 4.2 13 0.56 0.03 0.34 1.96 6 <2 Dist. Kheda

39 Bore Well Pali 8.4 2198 3.7 13 0.39 0.02 0.34 1.96 6 <2 Village, Dist. Kheda

40 Bore Well Thasara Water Works, Dist. 8.1 778 4 6 0.22 0.01 0.16 1.68 7 <2 Kheda

41 Bore Well Dakor Municipal Borough, 8.2 988 7.8 13 0.29 0.02 0.18 0.86 7 2 Dakor, Dist. Kheda

42 B/Well Umereth Water Works, 7.9 1084 2.7 10 0.33 0.03 0.26 2.24 8 2 Umreth, Dist. Kheda

43 B/W Ode Gram- panchayat,Dist.Khed 8.5 318 2.8 27 0.20 0.01 0.16 1.4 2 <2 a

44 B/W Sarsa Gram- panchayat,dist.Khed 8.3 520 2.9 13 0.30 0.24 0.30 1.4 2 <2 a

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45 Tube well nearTower, Va sad Gram- 8.4 578 2.1 26 0.22 0.01 0.10 BDL 4 2 panchayat,Dist Anand

46 B/W Kapadvanj Nagarpalika, water 8.5 132 4 6 0.16 0.01 0.08 1.4 4 4 works, Dist. Kheda

47 B/W Danadara, Ta, Balasinor, Dist. 7.8 580 3.1 19 0.28 0.01 0.16 BDL 4 <2 Kheda

48 B/W Ramymon Patel Gelatine, 7.6 2748 3.3 13 0.30 0.02 0.12 BDL 4 <2 Vasad, Dist. Anand

49 B/W Karamsad Sardar nagar Society, Sojitra 8.4 1120 4.0 29 0.52 0.03 0.3 3.36 7 2 Road, Karmsad, Dist:Anand

50 B/W Anand nagarpalika Water- works, Nr. Amin 8.3 778 2.6 10 0.36 0.03 0.28 2.8 6 <2 auto service, Anand- Sojitra Road, Anand

51 B/W Anand Nagarpalika, Near Thakkar wadi, 8.5 566 3.1 13 0.32 0.02 0.18 1.4 7 2 Anand- Vidyanagar road, Anand

52 B/W water sample of V.V.Nagar vtc swimmingpool, 8.4 862 2.8 19 0.32 0.02 0.20 2.24 7 2

Motabazar

53 Bore well Lambhvel, 8.5 380 2.9 26 0.12 0.01 0.08 1.68 4 <2 Dist: Anand

54 B/ W Hadgud, 8.5 480 2.6 20 0.28 0.01 0.16 1.96 6 <2 Dist: Anand

55 B/W Uttarsanda, Ta: 8.3 688 2.8 13 0.3 0.01 0.20 0.56 2 <2 Nadiad, Dist:Kheda

56 B/ W Dumral, 8.1 618 2.9 26 0.29 0.01 0.18 BDL 2 <2 Ta.Nadiad,Dist.Khed a

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57 B/W Mehmadabad Water Works, 7.7 2536 2.6 13 0.64 0.04 0.44 1.12 17 8 Mehmadabad, Dist.Kheda

58 B/W Mafatlal Industries,Kapadwa 6.9 1650 3 19 0.42 0.02 0.28 0.84 7 2 nj Road, Nadiad, Dist. Kheda

59 B/W Ramji Mandir at Village- Chaklasi, 8.2 752 2.9 6 0.30 0.01 0.26 0.84 2 <2 Ta. Nadiad, Dist. Kheda

60 Borewell Village Dhar maj, 8.1 1464 2.7 29 0.32 0.02 0.18 5.0 4 <2 Nr. Jalaram Temple, Dist. Anand

61 B/W Petlad Town, Opp. Ranchodraiji 8.6 900 2.3 26 0.30 0.02 0.34 BDL 7 2 Mandir, Petlad, Dist. Anand

62 B/W Shahid Baug, Khambhat Dist. 8.3 694 2.9 49 0.17 0.02 0.18 0.56 4 <2 Anand

63 B/W Sokhada, Dist. 8.3 962 2.6 39 0.68 0.04 0.28 1.4 4 <2 Anand

64 B/W ONGC Colony, Khambhat, Dist. 8.1 2428 2.1 29 0.72 0.04 0.44 1.12 6 2 Anand

65 B/W GIDC Kansari, 8.5 2248 2.9 13 0.66 0.03 0.44 5.0 4 <2 Dist. Anand

66 B/W Kalamsar, Nr. Primary School, 8.6 900 2.0 20 0.18 0.01 0.22 1.12 4 <2 Dist. Anand

67 B/W GWSSB at Dhuvaran, Dist. 8.4 560 2.7 13 -- --- 0.26 1.4 7 2 Anand

68 B/W Virsad, Dist. 8.0 1226 3.0 29 0.34 0.02 0.16 BDL 7 2 Anand

69 B/W Indiranagar, 8.5 3568 2.6 26 0.64 0.04 0.62 1.4 4 <2 Dist:Kheda

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70 B/W Ankalv Nagarpalika Water 8.5 660 2.2 19 0.26 0.01 0.16 0.28 7 2 Works, Nr. Virkuva chokdi, dist. Anand.

71 B/W Umeta Gram- panchayat office, Ta. 8.6 830 2.1 19 0.36 0.02 0.26 BDL 7 2 Anklav, dist. Anand

72 B/W Borsad Nagar- 8.3 894 2.3 19 0.28 0.02 0.22 BDL 4 <2 palika, dist. Anand

73 B/W Surya Mandir, 8.4 918 2.6 13 0.34 0.02 0.22 BDL 2 <2 Borsad, Dist. Anand

74 Piplaj, Ahmedabad 7.7 1630 6.2 6 5.28 0.01 ------<2 <2

75 Viramgam, 8.1 1534 6.6 4 0.31 0.07 ------<2 <2 Ahmedabad

76 Bavala, Ahmedabad 8.1 2134 6.1 7 1.5 0.01 ------<2 <2

77 Dholka, Ahmedabad 8.9 1528 6.7 5 3.06 0.01 ------<2 <2

78 Bareja, Ahmedabad 7.6 1788 6.3 7 2.91 0.02 ------<2 <2

79 Dhanej 7.5 1530 6.8 7 5.06 0.02 ------<2 <2

80 Kalol 8.1 176 5.6 4 0.16 0.03 ------<2 <2

81 Kadi 8.6 186 6 12 6.7 0.01 ------<2 <2

82 Sidhdhpur 8.3 1006 4.9 3 4.78 0.01 ------<2 <2

83 Mehsana 8.3 2050 5.8 3 6.08 0.01 ------<2 <2

84 Patan 8.0 1108 5.4 4 0.79 0.03 ------<2 <2

85 Himmatnagar 7.9 828 6.8 4 7.08 0.03 ------<2 <2

86 Idar 6.9 890 6.8 7 7.44 0.02 0.43 --- <2 <2

87 Modasa 7.3 480 4.0 6 3.26 0.02 0.40 --- <2 <2

88 Ambaji 8.6 1170 5.4 4 1.28 0.01 ------<2 <2

89 Disa 8.2 446 7.0 4 4.93 0.01 ------<2 <2

90 Palanpur 8.0 1092 --- 9 ------<2 <2

91 Chandor 8.4 840 5.3 14 1.34 0.46 0.20 0.42 7 <3

92 Balitha 8.4 1280 2.9 14 1.32 0.04 0.26 0.28 3 <3

93 Palsana 8.3 -- 4.6 9 0.37 0.02 -- -- <3 <3

94 Vaghai 8.3 280 3.8 12 1.22 0.48 0.38 0.28 3 <3

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95 Vatar 8.4 1220 2.1 12 1.32 0.05 0.59 0.32 3 <3

96 Sarigam 8.4 1160 3.6 14 1.13 0.08 0.13 0.56 3 <3

97 Kocharva 8.4 1120 3.6 11 1.52 0.08 0.38 0.56 3 <3

98 Chiri 8.4 940 6.0 11 1.14 0.03 0.28 0.36 8 <3

99 Namdha 8.3 860 4.2 15 1.34 0.52 0.40 0.56 10 <3

100 Chanod 8.5 2780 2.9 9 1.33 0.06 0.22 0.22 3 <3

101 Haria 8.4 1180 5.9 9 1.48 0.05 0.32 0.28 9 <3

102 Umergam 8.7 340 4.5 14 1.38 0.58 0.52 0.56 14 7 waterworks

103 Pardi waterworks 8.6 760 5.0 9 1.28 0.36 0.38 0.28 11 <3

104 Dharmpur 8.2 300 3.9 12 1.46 0.62 0.32 0.28 3 <3 waterworks

105 Ahwa Govt. open 8.3 460 4.1 12 1.12 0.56 0.32 0.56 3 <3 well

106 Fansa 8.3 678 2.0 11 0.31 0.21 0.47 ------

107 Tadgam 8.2 714 3.0 13 0.40 0.28 0.19 ------

B/W, Govt. Society 8.2 1380 4.9 45 0.85 0.09 0.39 -- <2 <2 108 Gayatrinagar, Bharuch 109 W/W Old Pungam, 7.9 1056 5.1 20 0.24 0.03 0.06 0.78 <2 <2 Bharuch 110 W/W Sakkar – 7.9 2326 4.6 8 3.32 0.36 0.72 1.18 <2 <2 Purabhathha, Bharuch 111 B/W Shri Ahmed - bhai Patel at 7.1 1536 7.9 5 1.49 0.03 0.46 BDL <2 <2 Piraman, Ankaleshwar 112 W/w Piraman near 8.0 1284 6.0 3 0.25 BDL 0.30 BDL <2 <2 railway track, Ankaleshwar 113 Bhamaria well 7.2 262 4.3 12 0.22 BDL 0.27 0.73 <2 <2 village Piraman 114 B/W Khadiwala, 7.9 960 4.8 4 1.01 0.03 0.59 0.5 <2 <2 Piraman village 115 B/W Gram 7.9 1460 3.9 12 0.15 0.03 0.08 0.62 <2 <2 panchayat Piraman 116 W/W Sanayavad, 7.7 2330 7.9 16 11.4 0.06 0.16 1 <2 <2 Swami- narayan mandir, Jambusar 117 Hotel Nyay Mandir, 8.3 1164 4.1 8 1.41 0.01 0.69 -- 14 <2 Bharuch 118 Jhanor, Dist: 8.2 968 5.0 12 0.59 0.01 0.7 -- <2 <2 Bharuch

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119 Palej, Nr.Nirala Park 7.4 1408 4.7 4 1.16 BDL 0.37 --- <2 <2 Society 120 Haldavara, Dist: 8.1 1356 4.8 12 0.82 0.01 0.13 --- <2 <2 Bharuch 121 B/W of Bardoli Gov. 8.0 1055 4.3 9 0.24 --- 0.18 0.27 <3 <3 Rest House, Bardoli 122 B/W of Bardoli 8.0 2066 4.3 7 0.27 --- 0.19 BDL <3 <3 Water Works, Bardoli 123 Nr Moti Vasahat, 7.6 1184 5.1 4 1.48 0.01 0.63 -- <2 <2 Palej 124 Borewell 7.5 752 6.1 11 1.40 0.01 0.87 0.29 <2 <2 VarunWater Works, Junagadh 125 Bore Well Anjar 7.8 1326 5.4 19 0.49 0.02 0.21 ------Nager Palika Ward No 3&4 126 Bore Well, Opp 7.8 1490 5.2 35 2.90 0.08 0.29 ------B.Edcollege Mundra

127 Bore Well Gandhi Gham City, IFFCO 7.7 1478 5.7 25 1.42 0.05 0.09 ------Colony

128 Bore Well Lunava 7.6 1218 5.5 20 0.41 0.03 0.16 ------Villege

129 Bore Well Bhuj 7.7 920 5.4 31 0.31 0.03 0.22 ------

130 Bore Well Water Sample Of Vill. 7.7 3090 5.2 27 0.19 0.06 0.19 ------Samkhiyali

131 Rajkot GPCB Office 7.5 610 2.6 9 2.29 0.02 0.4 ------

132 Bore-well nr. Green Ply Inds,GIDC, 6.6 804 2.8 10 2.27 0.84 0.37 0.56 <2 <2 Bamanbore,

133 Bore-well GIDC, 7.4 3502 2.4 13 2.25 0.02 0.88 0.68 -- -- Limbdi, Dist. S’nagar

134 Bore-well nr. Sursagar Dairy, 7.0 4650 1.6 7 4.04 0.02 0.28 0.56 <2 <2 Halvad, Dist. S’nagar

135 Bore-well Parmesh- war Timber Mart, 7.5 5405 2.5 12 2.59 0.02 0.79 0.56 -- -- Chotila, Dist. S’nagar

136 Bore-well Metoda GIDC, Nr. Gate no. 2, Ravi Metal Treat- 7.3 1864 2.7 10 2.03 0.02 0.28 0.56 <2 <2 ment, Ta. Lodhika, Dist. Rajkot

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137 Bore-well Bhavani Plastic, GIDC 7.7 2995 2.6 13 2.55 0.02 0.71 0.52 -- -- Wadhvan, Dist. : Surendranagar

138 Bore-well Milan Industries, Kuvadva 7.7 2212 1.9 18 0.21 0.02 0.4 0.84 <2 <2 GIDC, Rajkot

139 Bore-well Rafalesh- war GIDC, Ta.Morbi, 7.6 766 2.4 4 0.33 0.02 0.39 0.84 <2 <2 Dist. Rajkot

140 Bore-well water sample of GIDC,Wankaner 7.3 3004 2.6 4 0.31 0.01 0.43 0.56 <2 <2 ,Tal.:Wankaner Dist.:Rajkot

141 B/W of M/S Radheshyam Textile, Pt no:29, nr. 7.3 1960 - 8 - - 0.22 - - - Shreyas Textile, Jetpur

142 B/W of CETP –JDPA, 0.39 7.0 3810 - 64 3.37 - --- Jetpur.

143 Bore Well of Gandevi Telephone 8.2 900 4.2 9 0.2 0.04 0.08 BDL <3 <3 Exchange

144 Openwell of Gandevi 8.5 312 6.2 9 0.2 0.07 0.11 BDL <3 <3 Water Works

145 Main Telephone 8.2 940 5.0 8 0.12 0.08 0.15 BDL <3 <3 exchange Bilimora

146 Openwell of 8.1 1080 4.1 9 0.23 0.02 0.14 BDL <3 <3 AntaliaWater Works

147 Borewell of ChikhaliWater 8.4 256 6.3 10 0.23 0.06 0.12 BDL <3 <3 Works

148 Borewell of Ghelakhadi Water 8.5 644 6.3 10 0.23 0.06 0.12 BDL <3 <3 Works

149 Borewell of 8.3 1338 5.0 10 0.32 0.03 0.12 BDL <3 <3 kaliawadi Navsari

150 Borewell of Telephone Exchange 8.2 1684 4.1 9 0.32 0.02 0.08 BDL <3 <3 Sandhkuva,Navsari

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151 Borewell of Chovici 8.4 970 4.5 8 0.32 0.03 0.14 BDL <3 <3 Grampanchayat

152 Borewell of GIDC 8.3 1098 4.7 10 0.33 0.02 0.16 BDL <3 <3 Kabilpore

153 Borewell of taluka Panchayat,Songhad 7.6 450 5.0 10 0.21 0.01 0.07 BDL <3 <3 h,Tapi

154 Borewell of Parayojan 7.5 340 5.2 9 0.21 0.01 0.07 BDL <3 <3 Office,Songhadh

155 Borewell of Vyara 7.6 570 4.5 9 0.2 0.01 0.11 BDL <3 <3 Circuit House

156 Borewell of Railway 8.0 356 4.0 9 0.18 0.01 0.16 BDL <3 <3 Station ,Vayra

157 Borewell at valod 8.0 762 4.2 8 0.21 0.01 0.12 ------Circit House

158 Open well at Valod 8.1 540 4.6 8 0.24 0.01 0.07 BDL <3 <3 Taluka Panchayat

159 Gram Panchayat hand pump,Near Sumanbhai g.gamit 7.7 384 4.9 7 0.30 0.01 0.20 BDL <3 <3 house,Dutt mandirr,Bhimpura ukai

160 Gram Panchayat hand pump ,behind ,Dutt 7.5 550 4.9 8 0.32 0.01 0.22 BDL <3 <3 mandir,bhimpura ukai

161 Gram panchayat hand pump near Jethiyabhai house 8.0 1082 4.7 6 0.4 0.02 0.24 BDL <3 <3 Kantol falia,vagda,ukai,son ghadh

162 Gram panchayat hand pump near Anganwadi 8.1 502 4.6 8 0.3 0.01 0.23 BDL <3 <3 Kendra,vagda, ukai,songadh

163 Bore Well Water sample of 8.2 616 3 13 0.27 0.01 0.12 1.12 4 <2 Ranjitnagar Gram Panchayat,Dist. PMS

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164 Bore Well Water sample of Mandir 8.2 604 4.1 6 0.28 0.01 0.11 0.84 4 <2 Falia,Halol,Dist. PMS

165 Bore Well Water 0.56 sample of Jagruti 7.6 570 3.2 19 0.26 0.01 0.084 2 <2 Society,Halol,Dist. PMS

166 Bore Well Water sample of Mohanbhai,opp.Vera 8.1 594 4.1 6 0.29 0.01 0.16 0.56 4 <2 miataMandir,Halol,D ist. PMS

167 Bore Well Water nr Bus Stand ,Halol,Dist. 8.3 580 4.6 13 0.22 0.01 0.17 1.68 4 <2 PMS

168 T.W.Water of GWSSB,Derol,Dist,P 7.9 674 2.9 19 0.3 0.01 0.18 0.84 2 <2 MS

169 Bore Well Water nr Ramji Mandir,Ghodhra, 7.8 770 2.9 6 0.36 0.01 0.26 BDL 4 <2

Dist. PMS

170 Bore Well Water sample of Nava Bazar, Beside Dena 7.6 794 2.9 13 0.24 0.01 0.26 BDL 4 <2 Bank,Ghodhra,Dist. PMS

171 Bore Well Water sample of 7.6 476 3.2 6 0.18 0.01 0.09 0.84 2 <2 Santrampurr Gram Panchayat,Dist. PMS

172 Bore Well Water sample of Fatehpura Gram Panchayat, 7.4 1476 3.7 13 0.4 0.02 0.3 0.84 4 <2

Dist.:Dahod

173 Bore Well Water sample of Zalod Gram Panchayat, 7.4 1498 3.5 25 0.44 0.02 0.34 0.56 4 <2

Dist:Dahod

174 Bore Well Water sample of Zalod 7.7 1084 3 13 0.22 0.01 0.2 0.28 4 <2 Road,Near Under Bridge Dahod

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175 Bore Well Water sample of Thakkar 7.6 1058 3.2 19 0.29 0.01 0.19 0.84 4 <2 Bapa Chock,Dahod

176 Bore Well Water sample of Desai wada,Besides wanik 7.6 862 2.7 13 0.2 BDL 0.14 BDL 4 <2 Wadi ,

Dahod

178 Well Water Nr.charrasta, 7.3 1036 2 6 0.31 0.02 0.24 0.56 11 4 Limkheda,Dahod

179 Well Water Sample From

Dharya Farm 7.2 1056 3.4 13 0.38 0.01 0.18 0.56 4 <2 Nr.,Limkheda,

Dahod

180 Bore Well Water Sample From 7.3 1182 2.7 25 0.42 0.02 0.2 0.84 4 <2 Limkheda Gram Panchayat ,Dahod

181 Bore Well Water Sample From piplod Gram Panchaydt 7.9 1214 1.9 13 0.34 0.02 0.26 BDL <2 <2

Dist:Dahod

182 Bore Well Water Sample of Sant Road Garm Panchaydt 8.0 920 3.5 6 0.3 0.02 0.18 1.12 <2 <2 Near Ramji Mandir

Dist:Dahod

Ÿ Except pH, T.C., F. C. & E.Coli. all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

Ÿ E. Coli = Escherichia Coli. BDL = Below detection limit

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Status of Water Quality of Well Water, Junagadh District.

(Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area) (Yearly average 2011-2012) Sr. Location of wells Parameters* No TC FC TDS NH3 pH DO COD NO3-N NO2-N Fluoride MPN/ MPN/ -N 100 ml 100 ml 1 Handpumpwater sample,opp.railway 7.3 1269 2.5 11 1.51 0.02 0.30 0.04 ------station,Junagadh 2 B/W Water sample of Gangama amar 8.0 1211 2.5 11 1.71 0.02 0.34 0.42 ------Aashram,Chowki 3 W/w Gandabhai Jadhabhai Vala, Opp. Somanath 8.0 1324 3.3 11 1.63 0.02 0.43 0.47 ------Acedemy,Kodinar

Ÿ Except pH, T.C., F.C.& E.Coil. all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

Status of Ground Water quality of KUTCH District

(Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area) (Yearly average 2011-2012) Parameters *

Sr.No. Place / City Location pH TDS D.O. COD NO2-N NO3-N Fluoride

1 Bhuj B/W water of 7.7 920 5.4 31 0.03 0.31 0.22 Bhuj city 2 Bhuj B/W water of 7.7 1478 5.7 25 0.05 1.42 0.09 Gandhidham city at IFFCO colony

3 Bhuj B/W water of village 7.7 3090 5.2 27 0.06 0.19 0.19 Samkhiyali, Bachau

4 Bhuj B/W water of Mudra city, Opp. 7.8 1490 5.2 35 0.08 2.90 0.29 B.Ed. college

5 Bhuj B/W water of

village– 7.6 1218 5.5 20 0.03 0.41 0.16 Chopadva, near Lunava

6 Bhuj B/W water of Anjar city of ward 7.8 1326 5.4 19 0.02 0.49 0.21 no-3&4

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Status of Ground Water quality of Valsad District (Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area) (Yearly average 2011-2012) Parameters *

Sr.No. Place / City Location pH TDS D.O. COD NO 2-N NO 3-N Fluoride

B/W at Coastal 1 Fansa 8.3 67 2.0 11 0.21 0.31 0.47 High way Charrasta

2 Maroli B/W at Koliwad 8.4 65 2.8 12 0.19 0.19 0.16

B/W of 3 Sarigam 8.0 925 3.0 11 0.12 0.13 0.15 Grampanchayat

B/W of Koteshwar 4 Vatar 8.3 762 2.4 13 0.19 0.32 0.20 Mahadev Temple

B/W of Navinagri 5 Tadgam 8.2 714 3.0 13 0.28 0.41 0.19 Vasahat

B/W of Purush 6 Vapi 8.2 962 2.6 10 0.19 0.28 0.17 Adyapan Kenfra

B/W of Rajasthan 7 Vapi Bhuvan, Opp. 8.1 930 1.7 12 0.20 0.30 0.22 Sammer App.

Status of Ground Water quality of District Ahmedabad & Gandhinagar (Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area) (Yearly average 2011-2012) Parameters *

Sr.No. Place / City Location pH TDS D.O. COD NO 2-N NO 3-N Fluoride

B/Wof Someshwar 1 Bavla 7.7 2059 6.5 8 0.02 3.33 0.20 Rice Mill B/W near Vinayak 2 Bavla Jal Suddhikaran 7.2 2610 4.9 7 0.08 3.25 0.39 Sahkari Ltd

3 Palsana B/W of Palsana 7.8 1271 6.7 7 BDL 4.87 0.30

4 Santej B/W of Santej 7.7 1021 6.6 8 0.01 4.55 0.38

Ÿ Except pH, TC, FC, all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

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Status of Ground Water quality of bore wells/handpumps in Gujarat

(Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area)

(Yearly average 2011-2012) Sr.No. Parameters * Place / City Location pH TDS D.O. COD NO2-N NO3-N Fluoride

1 Jamnagar Shankar Tekari 7.7 1256 2.8 7 0.01 0.26 0.28 bore well water 2 Jamnagar Rameshwarnagar 7.5 740 3.3 6 0.01 0.08 0.21 bore well water5

3 Bhavanagar Chitra GIDC 7.6 758 2.6 10 0.07 0.17 0.38

4 Bhavanagar Haluria Chowk 7.6 1294 2.4 10 0.08 0.18 0.35

5 Bhavanagar Sihor GIDC - II 7.6 826 2.0 10 0.07 0.18 0.39

6 Bhavanagar Talaja Naka 7.6 1508 2.4 10 0.08 0.19 0.44

7 Amreli Pitan para 7.6 966 2.6 10 0.08 0.15 0.44

8 Rajula Koteshwar 7.7 959 2.7 10 0.08 0.19 0.43 temple

9 Mahuva Kuberbaug 7.6 962 2.6 10 0.08 0.17 0.39

10 Chotila, Dist. Bore well water, 7.5 5405 2.5 12 0.02 2.59 0.79 Surendranagar Parmeshwar Timber Mart,

11 Limbdi, Dist. Bore well water, 7.4 3502 2.4 13 0.02 2.25 0.88 Surendranagar Nagarpalika

12 Wadhvan Bore-well water 7.7 2995 2.6 13 0.02 2.55 0.71 GIDC, Dist. sample of Surendranagar Bhavani Plastic, Wadhvan GIDC,

13 Surendranagar Bore-well water 7.5 3232 2.5 12 0.02 2.36 0.82 sample of Tower Chowk, Surendranagar

14 Shapar Bore-well water veraval, sample Nr. Patel Ta. Kotda- Vihar Lodge, 7.5 1901 3.7 10 0.02 1.92 0.29 sanagani Dist. Shapar-veraval Rajkot

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15 Gondal, Bore-well water Dist.Rajkot sample of Jay santhoshima 8.0 663 2.5 10 0.02 1.87 0.35 Temple, Opp. Swaminarayn Gurukul, Gondal

16 Virpur, Bore-well water Dist.Rajkot sample of 7.8 973 2.7 11 0.02 1.86 0.30 Saubhagya Hotel, Opp. Bus Stand,

17 Jetpur Bore-well water sample of P. K. Dist. Rajkot Patel, Block No. : 7.6 833 2.5 11 0.02 1.92 0.35 151, Krishna Park, Nr. Bhadar, Jetpur

18 Lalpur, Ta. Bore-well water Morbi, Dist. sample of 7.5 2346 2.8 12 0.01 2.0 0.49 Rajkot Hanuman dhar Temple, Lalpur

19 Junagadh B/W Sample of 7.8 1824 1.4 21 0.02 3.36 0.28 Doltapara GIDC

20 Junagadh B/W Sample of 7.2 918 1.6 10 ------0.39 GPCB

21 Veraval B/W Sample of 8.4 2506 1.4 4 0.03 0.64 0.48 GIDC Veraval

22 Porbandar B/W of Porbandar 7.8 1163 2.8 6 0.01 0.26 0.29 Nagarpalika

23 Porbandar Well water sample of 7.8 1093 2.8 6 0.01 0.27 0.29 Porbandar GIDC

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River Water Quality - District VALSAD (River Classification Project)

(Yearly average 2011-12) Sr. Parameters * River Location No pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D.

1 Kolak U/S at Ponda Bridge 8.0 7.3 1 9

2 Kolak U/S at Nanapondha Bridge 8.0 7.1 1 10

3 Kolak U/S at Lavkar Bridge 8.0 7.3 1 9

4 Kolak U/S at N.H.8 Bridge 8.0 7.0 1 9

5 Kolak D/S at Koteswar Mahadev 8.2 4.9 2 17

6 Kolak D/S at Patalia Bridge 8.2 6.1 4 25

7 Kolak D/S at Kolak village jetty 8.1 6.7 3 29

8 Par U/S at Dhamani village 8.0 7.3 1 8

9 Par U/S at Vadkhmbha 7.9 7.1 1 9

10 Par U/S at Mota waghchhipa. 8.0 7.2 1 9

11 Par U/S at Atul wire. 8.0 7.0 1 13

12 Par D/S at Railway bridge pardi. 8.3 6.3 2 17

13 Par D/S at Umarsadi jetty. 8.2 6.8 4 28

14 Auranga U/S at PHC Sidumber. 8.0 6.8 1 9

15 Auranga U/S at Dharampur-Vasda 8.0 7.2 1 9 Road.

16 Auranga D/S at Lilapore Bridge. 8.1 5.5 2 14

17 Damanganga U/S at Tukwada 8.0 7.1 1 9

18 Damanganga U/S at Madhuban Dam. 8.0 7.1 1 9

19 Damanganga U/S at Naroli Bridge. 8.0 7.0 1 10

20 Damanganga U/S at Surat Bevragies. 7.9 6.9 1 11

21 Damanganga U/S at Lavachha tample 8.0 7.0 1 10

22 Damanganga U/S at Hariya park. 7.9 7.0 1 11

23 Damanganga U/S at GIDC wire 7.8 7.1 1 10

24 Damanganga D/S at Namdha 8.2 5.7 4 31

25 Damanganga D/S at Kachigam 8.1 5.2 4 32

99 26 Damanganga D/S Royal distilary, Varkund. 8.2 5.8 17 76

27 Damanganga D/S at Nani-moti daman jetty 8.1 6.3 8 44

Ÿ Except pH, TC, EC, all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

Status of Water quality of Khadis in Gujarat

(Yearly average 2011-2012) Parameters * n Sr.No. Name of Khadi Locatio pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D.

1 Amala Khadi Ankleshwar 7.9 - 14 79

2 Amala Khadi Ankleshwar-Hansot 7.7 - 50 215 Bridge

3 Amala Khadi Village Kapodra 8.1 5.2 2 16

4 Amala Khadi Sakkarpor bhatha road, 7.9 - 28 129 Pungam

5 Kolai Khadi NH 8, Gundlav 8.0 6.1 3 16

6 Bill Khadi NH 8, Vapi 7.8 3.4 16 51

7 Kalkada Khadi Kachigam 8.1 5.1 4 27

8 Tokar Khadi Khatalwada, Sarigam 8.0 6.7 2 16

9 Baleshwar khadi N.H.No.8, Baleshwar 8.2 6.4 2 15

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

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Status of Ground Water quality of bore wells of Surat district in Gujarat

(Environmental monitoring in major city and Industrial Area) (Yearly average 2011-2012)

Parameters *

TC FC MPN/ MPN/ Sr.No. Place / City Location pH D.O. NO2 NO3 C.O.D. 100 100 ml ml

1 GIDC Telephone Pandesara Exchange, 7.8 5.2 0.02 0.38 <3 <3 18 Dist: Surat Pandesara 2 Gabheni A well at village village Dist: Gabheni 8.2 5.9 0.04 0.29 3290 963 8 Surat 3 Hazira, Dist: Open well at 8.2 6.1 0.01 0.32 4590 1236 8 Surat Hazira 4 Hazira, GSPCL, Hazira 8.2 4.7 0.01 0.18 46 <3 9 Dist:Surat 5 Sachin ,Surat Bore well at SIEL 7.8 5.0 0.02 0.21 <3 <3 25 6 Olpad ,Surat Bore well of 7.8 4.1 0.07 0.15 90 40 13 Olpad Ind.Area. 7 Kim,Surat Bore well of Kim. 8.2 4.5 0.04 0.26 45 23 10 Ind.Area 8 Kosamba,Surat Borewell of Kosamba 7.8 4.3 0.04 0.23 15 9 10 Ind.Area. 9 Kadodra , Bore well of PHC 8.2 4.8 0.01 0.26 <3 <3 10 Suart Kadodra 10 Palsana, Surat Bore well of Lucky Filling 8.3 4.6 0.06 0.37 <3 <3 9 Centre

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District: Porbandar

Sr. Location of Parameters* No wells FC TC MP Fluorides NH3-N MPN/ pH TDS DO COD NO -N NO -N N/ 3 2 100 100 ml ml 1 B/W Sample of Porbandar 7.8 1163 2.8 6 0.26 0.01 0.29 0.31 ------Nagarpalika 2 Well water sample of 7.8 1093 2.8 6 0.27 0.01 0.29 0.29 ------Porbandar GIDC

District: Anklesvar

Sr. Location of wells Parameters * No pH TDS D.O. COD NO3-N NO2-N Fluorides NH3 -N TC FC MPN/ MPN/ 100 100 ml ml

1 Alunj villa- 7.9 1986 - 13 1.92 - 0.59 - - - Ankleshwar

2 Panoli GIDC 8.7 1748 - 15 0.71 - - - - -

3 @ Industrial Carbon, 7.9 3295 - 25 0.26 - 0.73 - - - Ankleshwar, Rajpiplard

4 Kararvell village 7.9 1211 - 13 1.50 - 0.64 - - -

5 Lakhigam – Dahej 8.3 334 6.1 8 0.27 0.06 0.51 0.61 ------

6 Dahej village 8.0 2330 --- 22 30.33 0.13 0.47 0.47 ------

7 Sadbhavana 8.5 1724 --- 10 3.26 0.06 0.50 0.47 ------Nursari, Dahej.

8 Ramanlal Panchal, 8.3 3064 -- 16 2.37 0.04 0.58 0.67 ------Dahej.

9 Jhagadia 8.1 193 - 6.5 - 0.51 0.58 - - - Grampanchyat

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District: Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar

Sr. Location of wells Parameters * No pH TDS D.O. COD NO3- NO2- Fluorides NH3 - TC FC N N N MPN/ MPN/ 100 100 ml ml

1 Changodar 7.7 1536 5.8 8 2.21 0.03 0.35 --- <2 <2

2 Sanand 7.9 2229 6.6 10 4.85 0.03 0.71 -- <2 <2

3 Chhatral GIDC 7.6 1283 5.2 8 3.61 0.05 0.57 --- <2 <2

District: Sabarkantha

Sr Location of wells Parameters * . pH TDS D.O. COD NO3- NO2- Fluorid NH3 - TC MPN/ FC N N N es N 100 ml MPN/ o 100 ml

1 B/W of Himmatnagar 7.4 836 5 4 4.66 0.55 0.49 --- <2 <2 Nagarpalika

2 B/W of Modasa 7.7 457 6 3 2.82 0.06 0.58 -- <2 <2 Nagarpalika

3 B/W of Shamalaji 7.7 602 6 3 3.88 0.01 0.49 --- <2 <2 Dharamshala

District: Dahod/Panchmahal

Sr Location of wells Parameters * N pH TD DO BOD COD NH3 - Fluorid NO3-N TC FC o S N e MPN/ MPN/ 100 100 ml ml

1 Hand pump water sample nr.Star 8.1 734 3.7 2 14 1.03 0.43 0.29 -- -- Radiator, GIDC Dahod

2 B/W of Hindu Dharamshala , 8.1 737 3.7 2 14 1.04 0.46 0.28 -- -- Dahod

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3 Well water sample of PMS Inds. 8.1 733 3.6 2 14 1.00 0.39 0.29 -- -- Federation Hall, Godhara

4 Hand pump water sample nr. Safari 8.1 730 3.7 2 14 1.02 0.40 0.29 -- -- Chowkdi, GIDC Halol

District: Vadodara

Sr Location of wells Parameters * . pH TDS D. COD NO3- NO2- Fluorid NH3 C- T FC N O N N e N MPN/ MPN/ o 100 100 ml ml

1 B/WGorwa,Vadodara 8.2 787 2.9 11 0.28 0.02 0.33 1.61 7 2

2 B/WMujmahuda, 8.1 2015 3.2 13 0.87 0.04 0.54 1.0 8 3 Vadodara

3 B/WMakarpura, 8.1 1877 2.9 15 0.32 0.02 0.39 0.98 33 11 Vadodara

4 B/W Nandesari, 7.9 2071 3.4 15 0.41 0.03 0.62 1.17 8 3 Vadodara

District: Vadodara

Sr. Location of wells Parameters * N pH TD D.O. CO NO3 NO2 BOD NH3 C- T FC o S D -N -N N MPN MPN / 100 / 100 ml ml

1 River Vishwamitri, 11.7 8.0 802 1.8 66 0.27 0.03 18 246 72 Vadodara 8

2 River Dhadhar, Kothwada,Vadodar 7.9 692 6.9 31 0.32 0.04 13 6.67 124 37 a

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District: Vadodara

Sr. Location of wells Parameters No pH TDS D.O. BOD COD NH3 - TKN PO4-P N

1 Rajarani Lake, 8.0 1287 5.6 18 67 4.46 6.61 0.43 Vadodara

2 Ramsagar Lake, 7.9 1252 5.6 18 50 2.49 4.50 0.47 Vadodara

Status of Well Water Quality in Ahmadabad. (Surrounding TSDF side) (Yearly Average 2011-2012) Parameters FC TC Location of Wells NO2-N NO3-N MPN/ pH TDS C.O.D Fluoride MPN/ 100 ml 100 ml Borewell of NEPL GIDC Naroda, 7.78 919 6 0.02 3.38 0.32 <2 <2 A'bad Borewell of Punit Tiles B/H CETP 7.8 765 8 0.06 2.79 0.34 <2 <2 Naroda, A'bad Borewell of GIDC Naroda, A'bad 7.77 872 9 0.02 3.38 0.32 <2 <2 Borewell of CETP Vatva (GESCSL 7.8 1870 13 0.02 4.24 0.36 <2 <2 LTd) A'bad Borewell of Deepsinh Rathod Nr 7.79 1113 13 0.01 2.94 0.4 <2 <2 Vinzol Bus stand A'bad Borewell of Sarsibhai patel Nr 7.88 1870 13 0.02 4.24 0.36 <2 <2 Vinzol Talav, Vinzol A'bad Borewell of Bharabhai Bharwad at 7.43 2071 15 0.01 6.12 0.47 <2 <2 Vinzol .A'bad Borewell of TSDF Site Vinzol Vatva 8.07 1020 8 0.01 3.27 0.52 <2 <2 A'bad Borewell Sample of GVMMSAV 7.5 999 8 0.02 1.65 0.60 <2 <2 Odhav A'bad Borewell Sample of Rambhai Jasangbhai patel Vastral Odhav 7.9 1029 8 0.01 3.18 0.36 <2 <2 A'bd (Madhav Park Part -4) Borewell of Prahladji Gagaji Solanki Krish Bunglow) Odhav 7.9 1370 9 0.32 4.19 0.44 <2 <2 A'bad. Borewell Sample of Manubhai 7.9 1466 8 0.06 5.44 0.37 <2 <2 Thakor Odhav. Borewell of NEPL TSDF Site Odhav 7.8 930 9 0.01 2.6 0.50 <2 <2 A'bad Borewell of Samir Synthetics ltd 7.6 1301 8 0.02 3.80 0.41 <2 <2 Odhav A'bad Borewell of Neptune TextilesMills, 7.64 1006 8 0.04 4.01 0.47 <2 <2 Odhav A'bad Borewell of GIDC Odhav A'bad 7.69 1139 8 0.01 2.32 0.47 <2 <2 Borewell of Gurjar Gravets Pvt ltd 7.65 1555 11 0.02 3.74 0.43 <2 <2 Odhav A'bad

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Borewell Water of Navagam Gram 8.1 1487 5 0.01 2.56 0.32 <2 <2 Panchayat DI: Kheda Borewell Water of Lali Gram 7.9 1302 9 0.02 3.06 0.46 <2 <2 Panchayat DI: Kheda Borewell Water of Istolabad Gram 7.8 1572 9 0.02 2.94 0.49 <2 <2 Panchayat DI: Kheda Borewell Water of Devdi Gram Panchayat DI: Kheda 8.0 1282 9 0.02 1.94 0.44 <2 <2 Borewell Water of Chosar Gram Panchayat DI: Kheda 8.14 1079 8 0.02 2.89 0.43 <2 <2 Borewell Water of Gamdi Gram Panchayat DI: Kheda 7.8 1402 11 0.06 3.26 0.40 <2 <2 Borewell Water of Ropda Gram Panchayat DI: Kheda (10840) 7.8 1401 9 0.03 3.02 0.38 <2 <2 Borewell Water of AMC Vinzol 7.8 1195 12 0.07 4.07 0.35 <2 <2 A'Bd Borewell of Gandhi Ashram. 8.29 888 8 0.02 2.96 0.27 <2 <2 Borewell of Mahalaxmi Ice fac 7.58 1500 10 0.02 2.48 0.44 <2 <2 Phase I GIDC Vatva. Borewell of GIDC Vatva Phase-I 7.5 1195 9 0.02 2.37 0.47 <2 <2 Vatva. Bore well of Gayatri Flat Nr P.T 7.9 770 8 0.02 1.79 0.63 <2 <2 College Paldi. Bore well of JAIN Temple Gov.t 7.78 832. 5 0.01 3.13 0.22 <2 <2 Guest House Sahibag. Bore well of Paldi Kankaj Gram 8.11 1496 10 0.02 3.34 0.35 <2 <2 Panchyat Bore well of Naklang Mahadev 8.02 1077 7 0.01 2.98 0.35 <2 <2 Bore well of Narol Water Works 7.82 1218 8 0.01 2.30 0.82 <2 <2 Bore well of Pirana Pumping 7.84 1644 18 0.01 5.39 0.35 <2 <2 Station

Ÿ Except pH, T.C.,F.C.& E.Coli. all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

TC= TotalColiform FC= Fecal Coliform BDL=Below detection limit

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6.16. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme (AAQM)

Under the Ambient Air Quality Monitoring programme (AAQM) the Board continued to monitor ambient air quality at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Vapi, Bharuch and Rajkot.

The ambient air quality samples were collected as per the standard norms for ambient air quality monitoring. The parameters determined during analysis included SPM, RSPM, SO2 and NOX. The data pertaining to the ambient air meteorological data were regularly submitted to the CPCB [Central Pollution Control Board] for compilation and preparation of report.

Note: The National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring project is re-launched and necessary actions have been initiated to re-commission this project.

Project: National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programe (NAMP)

ANNUAL AVERAGE (April-2011 to March2012)

Sr. PM2.5 PM10 SOx NOX CO No Location µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

GEB GIDC, Club 3 Building, 1 27 87 18 27 1279 Vapi.

2 Nagar Palika, Vapi. 24 78 14.4 23 1237

S.V.R. Engineering College, 3 27 85 14.73 23.4 -- Surat

B.R.C. High School, Udhna, 4 30 98 20.17 29.12 -- Surat

5 Air India Building,Surat. 28 89 15.53 25.68 -

6 Rallis India,Ankleshwar 27 92 17.6 26.5 -

7 Durga Traders, Ankleshwar 23 78 13.2 22.4 -

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8 GIDC Nandesari, Vadodara. 56 131 22.2 42.1 2.40

9 GPCB Office,Vadodara. 21 53 11.1 17.1 1.28

10 Dandiya Bazar, Vadodara. 42 90 17.2 29.4 1.45

11 Naroda GIDC, Ahemdabad 42 106 17.49 33.18 -

Cadila Laboratories, 12 45 83 12.81 27.3 - Ahemdabad

L.D. Engg. College, 13 20 60 10.26 18.58 - Ahemdabad

14 Shardaben Hosp..Ahd. 29 73 12.72 23.79 -

15 R.C Tech High School, Ahd. 26 71 11.46 23.55 -

Behrampura referl Hosp. 16 26 75 11.60 20.86 -- Ahd.

Near Sardhara Corpn., 17 74 138 14 19 -- Rajkot.

18 GPCB Office, Rajkot. 50 88 12.3 16.2 ---

19 Fisheries Office, Jamnagar. 58 106 11.6 24.5 ---

Project: State Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programe (SAMP)

ANNUAL AVERAGE (April-2011 toMarch-2012)

PM2.5 PM10 SOx NOX CO Location Sr.No µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 GIDC Estate,Vapi 30 90 14.73 23.93 1259

2 Gpcb Office ,Vapi 25 82 12.96 22.05 1209

Delhi GatePolice Chowki, 3 28 86 14.4 24.03 - Surat

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High Choice 4 40 114 75.05 26.03 - Processors,Surat

5 Kadodara,Surat 31 93 14.84 24.66 -

6 Piramal Vill.Ankleshwar 24 79 13.1 22.9 -

7 Valia Road,Ankleshwar 26 84 13.9 22.9 -

8 Bapod,Vadodara 27 67 13.4 20.5 1.10

9 Chhani,Vadodara 34 85 14.7 27.1 1.36

10 Gotri,Vadodara 31 72 13.9 22.6 1.40

Mukesh 11 61 137 18.26 36.98 - Industries,Ahmedabad

Naroda,S.P.Ring Road, 12 33 83 12.27 24.93 - Ahmedabad

13 Nava Vadaj,Ahmedabad 68 130 7.95 23.11 -

14 Satelite,Ahmedabad 27 75 11.85 25.83 -

Vatva-Odhav,S.P.Ring Road, 15 32 86 11.89 26.13 - Ahmadabad

16 Fire Brigade Station,Rajkot 45 79 12.2 16 --

17 Morbi GIDC,Rajkot 64 128 14 19 --

18 Wankaner Gidc,Rajkot 65 130 14.4 19.6 --

19 GPCB Office ,Jamnagar 50 95 10.9 22.1 ---

20 Alang-ship Breaking Yard, 67 74 9.9 17.6 ---

21 Chitra GIDC,Bhavnagar 92 110 10.4 18.5 ---

Sosiya Ship Breaking 22 55 68 9.5 16.7 --- Yard,Bhavnagar

Lunwa- 23 - - 12.56 28 1349 Bhachau,Gandhidham,Bhuj

Gandhidham-IFFCO 24 - - 9.49 18 1104 TownShip

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Status of Ambient Air Quality in Major Cities, various places in Gujarat (Once in a year 2011-12) Parameters * Sr. No. Location of Monitoring Station RSPM SPM SOx NOX µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Kadi Char Rasta, Dist. Mehsana 80 180 10.19 10.52

2 Modhera Char Rasta, Mehsana 82 189 12.50 13.26

3 Himatnagar Nagarpalika, Dist. Sabarkantha 143 483 19.44 21.38

4 Nagarpalika Office, Idar, Dist. Sabarkantha 159 472 18.74 19.74

5 Nagarpalika Office, Modasa, Sabarkantha 70 180 13.45 16.37

6 Cadila Laboratories, Narol, Ahmedabad 161 375 18.75 20.37

7 LD Engg. College, Ahmedabad 75 207 18.75 19.53

8 CETP, Vatva GIDC, Ahmedabad 112 283 18.75 19.29

9 GIDC Office Naroda, Ahmedabad 80 187 14.93 15.25

10 At CETP ,Odhav, Ahmedabad 228 562 21.18 21.75

11 TPAEC, Sabarmati, Ahmedabad 69 176 13.45 14.48

12 Karanj Police Station, Ahmedabad 72 280 19.44 21.39

13 Gujarat Vidhyapith, Ahmedabad 158 402 18.75 19.67

14 Narol Char Rasta, Narol, Ahmedabad 292 683 20.83 21.67 74 185 10.42 12.35 15 Bavla Nagarpalika, Bavla, dist: Ahmedabad 172 454 15.99 17.27 16 Viramgam Nagarpalika, Dist: Ahmedabad

17 Rupam Chowk, Bhavanagar 78 124 10.32 11.20 312 582 0.44 0.65 18 Nr. Primary School, Gandhi Road, Bajwa. 60 190 0.40 0.56 19 Community Health Centre, Padra 234 464 0.09 1.36 20 At GIDC Office, Savali 112 263 0.34 0.56 21 GIDC Gorwa, Dist. Vadodara

22 Chhotaudepur 797 1630 0.63 0.87

23 Ineous ABS Ltd. Nandesari, Dist: Vadodara 248 593 0.68 1.44 89 231 0.34 0.52 24 GPCB Office Race Course, Vadodara

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25 Dandia Bazar, Vadodara 59 299 1.01 1.27 72 216 0.57 0.73 26 I D Hospital,Karelibaug, Vadodara 80 429 0.10 0.34 27 GIDC Makarpura, Vadodara 166 411 0.20 0.36 28 Alembic Ltd., Alembic Road, Vadodara

Dakor Municipal Barough’s Fire Station Office 29 61 190 0.80 1.11 Dakor, Dist.Kheda

30 Sevalia Nagarpalika’s Office, Sevalia, Dist.Kheda 150 338 0.53 0.87

Nr. Woodland restorant, Opp. Kheta talav , Nadiad. 31 94 278 0.93 1.15 Dist.Kheda 234 464 0.09 1.36 32 AAQM at GIDC, Savali dist. Vadodara

33 Mahemdabad Nagarpalika Office, Dist. Kheda 54 272 4.67 7.42

34 M/S Hikal Ltd. GIDC Panoli, Dist- Bharuch 147 206 9.34 28.60

M/S Aventis Pharma Ltd. Ankleshwar GIDC, Dis- 35 91 164 9.0 11.51 Bharuch

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring under city Action Plan-Surat

(Yearly average2011-2012)

Parameters *

PM2.5 PM10 Sr. Location of Monitoring Station SOx NOX µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Traffic point, Railway Station, Surat 25 82 13.88 23.8 27 85 14.73 23.4 2 S.V.R.Engg. College, Ichchhanath 30 98 20.17 29.12 3 BRC Udhana(Darshan Processors)

4 Air India Building, Kotsafil Road, Surat 28 89 15.53 25.68

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Ambient Air Quality monitoring under City Action Plan-Gandhinagar

(Yearly average 2011-12) Parameters *

RSPM SPM SO2 NOx Sr. Location of Monitoring Station µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1. Police Chowky, Sector-30, Gandhinagar 89 254 14.14 14.64

2. Sector 8,Suvidha centre, Gandhinagar 98 240 14.92 16.79

Status of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring (AAQM) in main places of Gujarat

(Yearly average 2011-12)

Parameters *

SR RSPM SPM Name of City Location of Monitoring Station SO2 NOX .NO ug/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Gandhinagar On the Terrace of St. Xavier’s high school 99 290 13.54 14.42

2 Kalol On the Terrace of Office building of 85 186 10.19 10.52

KalolInds.Association GIDCKalolCETP

3 Gandhinagar On the Terrace of Switch Yard building gate 111 281 13.86 15.19

no.3 , GEB

4 Viramgam On the Terrace of ViramgamNagarpalika 172 454 15.99 17.27

5 Kalol On the terrace of R&D lab of IFFCO, 99 222 12.5 11.58 Kasturinagar,KALOL 6 Dholka On the Terrace of DholkaNagarpalika 255 721 25.27 25.64

7 Bavla On the Terrace of BavlaNagarpalika 74 185 10.42 12.35

8 Dehgam On the terrace of Dehgam Bus stand 59 219 13.9 14.54

9 Gandhinagar On the terrace of Kadi High school 64 167 10.6 10.58

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6.17 Status of coastal monitoring under the plan scheme

Plan scheme implemented during the year 2011-2012

The Board has continued coastal monitoring under the plan scheme during the year 2011–2012 in Gujarat to ascertain the water quality of different parts along the coastal zones in Gujarat.

Numbers of samples collected and analysed Sr.No. RO, GPCB

1 Jamnagar 12

2 Bhavnagar 72

3 Vadodara 36

4 Vapi 60

5 Bharuch 73

6 Surat 36

7 Junagadh 84

8 Porbandar 24

9 Bhuj 12

Total 409

Quality of Coastal Water under Action Plan (Yearly average 2011-2012)

Parameters * pH D.O. B.O.D. NH –N Sr.No. Location 3

1. Plot No. 6 , SBY, Alang 8.0 5.1 4 1.77 Bhavnagar

2. Plot No.110, S BY, Sosiya, 8.0 4.9 5 1.80 Bhavnagar

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3. Plot No.V-7 ,S BY, Sosiya, 8.0 5.2 4 1.47 Bhavnagar

4. Plot No.84/C, SBY, Alang, 8.0 5.4 5 1.49 Bhavnagar

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

Quality of Costal outfalls and Costal Waters (Yearly average 2011-2012)

Parameters * pH D.O. B.O.D. NH –N Sr. Name of outfalls 3

1. Sea water at Dhuvaran, Kheda 7.9 8.8 2 2.1

2. Sea water at ECP, ‘J’ point near Sarod - 7.7 7.6 3 1.52 Jambusar

3. Estuarine water at Dhuvaran 7.9 7.8 2 1.56

4. Estuarine water at ECP, ‘J’ point near Sarod, 7.7 3.7 3 1.51 Ta. Jambusar

5. E.C.P. ‘J’ point near Sarod – before discharge, 7.6 - 232 145 Ta. Jambusar

6. Sarigam diffuser at Tadgam 8.2 6.1 4 3.71

7. Estuarine water of river Damanganga at 8.2 6.2 1 2.28 Daman Jetty

8. Estuarine water of river Damanganga at 8.1 6.6 2 4.48 Kanchigam

9. Estuarine water of river Kolak at Kolak Jetty 7.6 6.3 3 3.2

10. Estuarine water of river Par at Umarsadi Jetty 8.2 6.3 3 5.36

11. Surface Sea water Sample at Chopati 8.2 5.2 3 0.35

12. Domestic Waste Water sample of Porbandar 7.5 -- 77 10.07 Nagarpalika

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13. Tata Chem., Mithapur outfall 8.5 4.4 <5 0.83

14. Sea water at Kandla 7.7 5.4 22 3.67

15. Sea water at Kidana 7.4 --- 31 1.70

16 Excel Crop Care Ltd., Bhavnagar 7.8 3.0 24 6.07

17 BMC waste water at Kansara bridge, 8.0 BDL 102 24.75 Bhavnagar

18 Pipavav Port, Amreli 8.0 5.3 5 2.15

19 Nirma Ltd,Kalatalav, Bhavnagr 8.0 5.3 4 1.94

20 Plot 6,SBY,Alang, Bhavnagar 8.0 5.1 4 1.77

21 Plot 110, SBY, Sosiya, Alang, Bhavanagar 7.8 5.1 5 1.80

22 Umra temple at Jakat naka 7.7 5.1 4 0.56

23 KRIBHCO Jetty at Hazira 7.8 5.1 4 0.56

24 Essar Jetty at Hazira 7.9 5.0 5 0.56

25 Estuary of river Narmada at Golden Bridge 8.2 7.0 1 0.22

26 Coastal water sample of LNG Terminal 8.0 6.5 1 1.08 Jetty,Dahej

27 Coastal water sample of Birla Copper 7.9 6.5 1 0.68 Jetty,Dahej

28 Coastal water sample of IPCL Jetty, 8.0 6.2 1 0.62 Jageshwar

29 Estuary of river Narmada at Bhabdhut 8.2 7.0 1 0.60

30 Coastal water sample of Stambheshwer 8.2 6.9 1 1.22 Mahadev, Kamboi

31 Surface Sea Water Sample Of Muldwarka, 8.1 6.2 2 0.54 Kodinar

32 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr.Somnath 8.0 6.1 2 0.67 Temple, Junaghadh

33 Surface Sea Water Sample at Holyday Camp, 8.0 6.2 2 0.52 Choravad

34 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr. Indian Rayon 8.1 6.1 3 0.64 &Ind.Ltd.Veraval

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35 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr. Intekpoint of 8.1 6.2 2 0.56 GHCL,Sutarapada

36 Domestic W/W of .Veraval Municipality 7.2 BDL 70 41.48 Nr.Vasantvihar Engg., Veraval

37 W/W Sample of Fish Processing Unit,GIDC, 7.2 BDL 123 168 Veraval

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L BDL=below detection limit

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6.18 Monitoring programs during Festivals

REGIONAL OFFICE, VADODARA

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Sr.No. Location of Date PARAMETERS Monitoring RSPM SPM SOx NOx

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 AAQM At Subhanpura Operated by Alembic 25/10/2011 127.0 314.0 7.8 14.6 Ltd. Vadodara

28/10/2011 79.0 314.0 11.9 13.3

2 AAQM At GIDC 25/10/2011 29.0 106.0 9.0 12.4 Makarpura Operated by 26/10/2011 35.0 108.0 9.5 14.2 Reliance Ind. Ltd. 27/10/2011 36.0 110.0 5.9 11.2

28/102011 29.0 96.0 8.6 8.5

3 ADM Time office 26/10/2011 104.0 255.0 18.9 22.0 GSFC Ltd

Dist.Vadodara 27/10/2011 98.0 270.0 21.5 20.7

4 Old Pump House 26/10/2011 66.0 168.0 16.5 14.0 GSFC Ltd

Dist.Vadodara 27/10/2011 72.0 160.0 18.0 15.5

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5 B/h S.A.IV At NH NO:8 26/10/2011 97.0 240.0 24.5 19.6

GSFC Ltd 27/10/2011 86.0 231.0 27.0 21.2 Dist.Vadodara

6 Near Marcketing 26/10/2011 80.0 185.0 21.9 15.6 Yard 27/10/2011 66.0 173.0 19.0 14.4 GSFC Ltd

Dist.Vadodara

REGIONAL OFFICE, VADODARA

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

(AAQM Operated By GEMI) Sr.No. Location of Monitoring Date Parameters

PM 2.5 PM 10 SOx NOx

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 AAQM at Dandia Bazar, 25/10/2011 46.0 108.0 20.0 30.7 Vadodara 26/10/2011 58.0 121.0 23.3 34.7

27/10/2011 62.0 107.0 17.8 26.5

28/10/2011 46.0 104.0 19.4 22.9

2 AAQM at GPCB Office, 25/10/2011 29.0 57.0 14.2 17.7 Vadodara. 26/10/2011 33.0 72.0 16.4 21.9

27/10/2011 37.0 65.0 16.1 20.5

28/10/2011 25.0 61.0 13.6 17.8

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3 AAQM at Gotri 25/10/2011 37.0 72.0 16.1 23.4

Subhlaxminagar 26/10/2011 46.0 107.0 20.9 30.5

Opp. Gayatri Vidhyalaya 27/10/2011 41.0 96.0 13.7 24.1

Vadodara.

28/10/2011 33.0 71.0 15.3 23.3

4 AAQM at Bapod 25/10/2011 33.0 78.0 15.3 22.9 (nagarpalika school no:16) Dist.Vadodara 26/10/2011 41.0 88.0 20.6 28.6

27/10/2011 37.0 80.0 18.8 25.5

28/10/2011 25.0 69.0 15.5 22.3

5 AAQM at Chhani 25/10/2011 37.0 81.0 16.6 27.0 (Prabhat Motor Repairing Work) Dist.Vadodara 26/10/2011 50.0 106.0 18.7 29.4

27/10/2011 46.0 88.0 18.8 27.1

28/10/2011 33.0 80.0 16.4 24.0

REGIONAL OFFICE, AHMEDABAD

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Sr.No. Location of Monitoring Date PARAMETERS

RSPM SPM SOx NOx

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Behrampura Referral 25/10/2011 Hospital,Ahmedabad to 93 216 14 30.8

29/10/2011

2 Cadila Laboratory,Nr 25/10/2011 Cadila Bridge Narol, Ahmedabad to 84 194 15.2 32.8 29/10/2011

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3 L.D.Engineering College, 25/10/2011 Ahmedabad to 61 141 9.96 21.3

29/10/2011

4 Nava Vadaj,khadi 25/10/2011 Gramudyog Board Office, Ahmedabad to 93 148 16.83 31.1 29/10/2011

5 R.C.Technical School Nr 25/10/2011 Dehli Chakla, Ahmedabad to 84 194 15.5 34.3 29/10/2011

6 Sardaben 25/10/2011 Hospital,Saraspur, Ahmedabad to 84 189 13 27.8

29/10/2011

7 Satelite Area,Chinmay 25/10/2011 Seva Trust, Ahmedabad to 83 191 14.3 32.3

29/1/2011

8 Nehrubridge Char Rasta, 25/10/2011 Ahmedabad to 119 287 18.7 41.8

29/10/2011

9 Naroda Police 25/10/2011 Choki,GIDC,Naroda, Ahmedabad to 63 147 11 22.3 29/10/2011

10 Mukesh Industries 25/10/2011 Pvt.Ltd,Narol, Ahmedabad to 89 212 13.7 29.6 29/10/2011

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11 Naroda S.P.Ring Road,Nr 25/10/2011 H.P. Petrol pump, Ahmedabad to 54 124 9.9 23.3

29/10/2011

12 Vatva Odhav S.P.Ring 25/10/2011 Road, Ahmedabad to 63 146 9.76 21.9

29/10/2011

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRI& DASHERA FESTIVAL-2011

Sr.No. Location of Monitoring Date PARAMETERS PM 2.5 PM 10 SOx NOx µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 1 AAQM at Dandia Bazar, 29/09/2011 25 89 15.1 25.8 Operated by GEMI, Vadodara 30/09/2011 33 84 16.1 26.0 01/10/2011 37 75 15 27.4 02/10/2011 28 83 19.9 28.1 03/102011 30 80 15.5 29.9 04/10/2011 36 78 14.6 27.2 05/10/2011 25 66 17.2 26.2 06/10/2011 31 71 19 31.9 2 AAQM at GPCB Office, 29/09/2011 33 60 13.3 16.9 Operated by GEMI, Vadodara. 30/09/2011 20 55 12.5 14.2 01/10/2011 33 49 12.7 14.7 02/10/2011 30 50 15.3 20.8 03/102011 35 52 13.6 19.7 04/10/2011 32 57 12.2 18 05/10/2011 28 42 14.2 21.7 06/10/2011 20 36 16.5 20 3 AAQM at Gotri 28/09/2011 39 79 14 19.8 Subhlaxminagar Opp. Gayatri Vidhyalaya 29/09/2011 37 78 13.4 18.2 Vadodara. 30/09/2011 29 85 11.8 18.9 01/10/2011 37 73 14.3 18.3

02/10/2011 31 76 13.7 21.8

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03/102011 35 79 12.7 20 04/10/2011 29 64 11.4 22.8 05/10/2011 41 80 15.5 20.8 06/10/2011 24 71 13.5 23.9 4 AAQM at Bapod 29/09/2011 30 69 12.5 19.8 (nagarpalika school no:16) Operated by GEMI 30/09/2011 17 59 12.1 17.2 Dist.Vadodara 01/10/2011 35 65 14.5 18 02/10/2011 32 67 13 16.9 03/102011 37 65 12 18.2 04/10/2011 26 60 11.4 17.5 05/10/2011 31 57 13.7 20 06/10/2011 22 64 12.4 16 5 AAQM at Chhani 28/09/2011 38 78 15.1 22.9 (B/35Kalpvrux Soc.) Operated by GEMI 29/09/2011 39 74 13.0 21.9 Dist.Vadodara 30/09/2011 41 84 14.4 18.4 01/10/2011 41 82 15.2 22.2 02/10/2011 36 86 13.5 21.0 03/102011 44 92 16.0 24.8 04/10/2011 35 79 16.8 28.7 05/10/2011 37 72 14.7 22.9 06/10/2011 40 71 14.5 25.4

REGIONAL OFFICE, BHAVNAGAR

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Location – GHOGHA CIRCLE, BHAVNAGAR

Sr. RSPM SPM SOx NOx Date No. µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 25/10/2011 83 170 15.76 12.62

2 26/10/2011 85 170 16.26 12.52

3 27/10/2011 86 176 16.31 12.83

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REGIONAL OFFICE, RAJKOT

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Sr. No. Location Date PM2.5 PM10 SOx NOx

µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 G.P.C.B.Office, Race 24/10/2011 101 134 23.6 22.4 cource Ring Road 2 Rajkot 26/10/2011 83 117 18.5 21.8

3 27/10/2011 112 149 25 23.8

4 28/10/2011 80 111 20.4 21.9

5 29/10/2011 69 98 13.5 18.4

6 At Fire brigade 24/10/2011 76 115 19.9 21.2 station, kalawad 7 Road Rajkot 26/10/2011 87 144 23 22.8

8 27/10/2011 117 194 28.5 25

9 28/10/2011 106 173 25.9 23.1

10 29/10/2011 62 104 14.2 17.7

11 Near Sardhara 24/10/2011 66 127 16.2 20.9 Corporation, 12 80 feet Road 26/10/2011 81 139 17.3 21.6 Rajkot 13 27/10/2011 100 175 21.2 20.9

14 28/10/2011 87 156 18.1 21.5

15 29/10/2011 77 134 16 20.6

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REGIONAL OFFICE, JAMNAGAR AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALI FESTIVAL-2011

Sr. City & Location of station RSPM SPM SOx NOx no ug/m3 ug/m3 ug/m3 ug/m3

1 Fishiries Office Sumer Club,Jamnagar 152 275 18.12 31.78

2 Rameshwernager,RO,GPCB Office,Jamnagar 145 262 18.4 30.98

REGIONAL OFFICE, BHUJ

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Sr.No Date Location RSPM SPM SOx NOx

µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 21/10/2011 AAQM carried out during 62 --- 12.3 12.1 Diwali Festival at GPCB office, Bhuj

2 26/10/2011 AAQM carried out during 77 --- 17.0 17.8 Diwali Festival at GPCB office, Bhuj

3 27/10/2011 AAQM carried out during 69 --- 14.5 15.5 Diwali Festival at GPCB office, Bhuj

REGIONAL OFFICE JUNAGADH

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL

Sr.No Location Date RSPM SPM SOx NOx

µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 AAQM carried out near Gandhi 25/10/2011 72 170 13.57 14.03 Chowk, Station Road, Junagadh

2 AAQM carried out near Gandhi 26/10/2011 103 223 19.22 21.16 Chowk, Station Road, Junagadh

3 AAQM carried out near Gandhi 27/10/2011 75 173 14.32 16.04 Chowk, Station Road, Junagadh

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REGIONAL OFFICE, NADIAD

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Sr.No Location Date RSPM SPM SOx NOx µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Delhi Gate Police Chowki, Nr. 25/10/2011 235 401 26.3 35.9 Railway Station

2 BRC Udhan ( Darshan 26/10/2011 136 257 29.8 37.5 Processors)

3 S.V.R. College, Surat 27/10/2011 94 200 20.3 29.5

REGIONAL OFFICE, VAPI

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - SHIV COMPLEX VALSAD

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

25/10/2011 90 138 18.87 15.82

26/10/2011 95 150 22.99 17.72

27/10/2011 92 137 17.82 10.57

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REGIONAL OFFICE SURAT

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL

Sr.No Location Date RSPM SPM SOx NOx µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 On the terrace of G.P.C.B Office, 25/10/2011 61 170 1.4 0.19 Sardar Patel Bhavan ,Nadiad

2 On the terrace of G.P.C.B Office, 26/10/2011 60 138 1.24 0.17 Sardar Patel Bhavan ,Nadiad

3 On the terrace of G.P.C.B Office, 27/10/2011 82 153 1.35 0.16 Sardar Patel Bhavan ,Nadiad

4 On the terrace of G.P.C.B Office, 28/10/2011 103 214 1.39 0.16 Sardar Patel Bhavan ,Nadiad

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - GUNJAN CO.OP.HOUSING SOCI. , GIDC VAPI

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

26-27/09/2011 86 112 29.08 14.35

3-4/10/2011 90 117 24.83 19

9-10/10/2011 88 118 33.15 18.16

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AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - AT SHIV COMPLEX VALSAD

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

26-27/09/2011 82 118 14.02 14

3-4/10/2011 88 126 15.59 15.98

9-10/10/2011 85 124 12.71 12.06

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - G.P.C.B.Office,Race cource Ring Road- RAJKOT

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

28/09/2011 49 80 12.4 16.7

1/10/2011 57 81 13.2 17.9

5/10/2011 66 86 13.5 18.4

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AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - AT FIRE BRIGADE STATION,KALAWADROAD - RAJKOT

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

27-09-2011 45 78 11.4 15.7

30-09-2011 59 91 13.6 19.1

04-10-2011 64 93 13.2 17.9

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING NAVRATRIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - NEAR SARDHARA CORPORATION,80 FEET ROAD-RAJKOT

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

26/09/2011 83 121 13.6 21.7

29/09/2011 74 121 14.7 19.8

3/10/2011 82 101 13.5 18.5

6/10/2011 87 114 14.8 20.4

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AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALI FESTIVAL-2011 REGIONAL OFFICE ANKLESHWAR Sr. Name & Address. RSPM SPM SOx Nox No µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 Ram Vatika Society , Ankleshwar 70 96 29.25 13.07

2 Ram Vatika Society , Ankleshwar 41 117 37.69 13.39

3 Ram Vatika Society , Ankleshwar 50 108 19.07 10.81

4 Ram Vatika Society , Ankleshwar 34 68 26.21 7.24

5 Kolifaliya, Behind Tiveni Vadi, Rajpipla 42 91 21.09 10.30

6 Kolifaliya, Behind Tiveni Vadi, Rajpipla 47 86 32.74 12.79

7 Kolifaliya, Behind Tiveni Vadi, Rajpipla 43 93 16.71 7.69

8 Kolifaliya, Behind Tiveni Vadi, Rajpipla 42 82 20.03 9.53

AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

Location - Gpcb Office-Bharuch

DATE RSPM SPM SOx NOx

TIME (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3) (µg/m3)

25/10/2011 149 187 7.25 11.51

26/10/2011 41 62 9.28 8.77

27/10/2011 186 226 7.09 5.10

28/10/2011 137 171 5.17 6.38

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AAQM CARRIED OUT DURING DIWALIFESTIVAL-2011

REGIONAL OFFICE GANDHINAGAR

Location- Sector 8, Gandhinagar. Sr.No. Date RSPM SPM Sox Nox

µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 25/10/2011 102 234 11.32 16.04

2 26/10/2011 196 428 28.17 20.25

3 27/10/2011 120 248 14.57 17.07

4 28/10/2011 115 243 16.83 18.58

Location- Sector 27, Gandhinagar.

RSPM SPM Sox Nox Sr.No. Date µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3 µg/M3

1 25/10/2011 169 399 14.11 17.53

2 26/10/2011 95 216 16.07 16.8

3 27/10/2011 101 283 12.04 16.07

4 28/10/2011 97 220 13.1 13.19

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REGIONAL OFFICE – GODHRA

Sr.No. Date CITY & Location of station RSPM SPM Sox Nox

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 25/10/2011 AAQM carried out during Diwali 108 368 1.13 0.27 festival at PMS Association hall,Civil Lines Road,Godhra

2 26/10/2011 AAQM carried out during Diwali 95 319 1.4 0.11 festival at PMS Association hall,Civil Lines Road,Godhra

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3 27/10/2011 AAQM carried out during Diwali 160 393 1.49 0.20 festival at PMS Association hall,Civil Lines Road,Godhra

4 28/10/2011 AAQM carried out during Diwali 82 358 0.83 0.37 festival at PMS Association hall,Civil Lines Road,Godhra

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REGIONAL OFFICE, MEHSANA

Station:- At GPCB office Mehsana

Sr.No. Date RSPM SPM SOX NOX

µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3 µg/m3

1 24/10/2011 48 110 17.36 20.62

2 25/10/2011 39 90 18.06 20.06

3 26/10/2011 56 133 23.61 21.53

4 27/10/2011 38 83 20.83 20.89

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Monitoring programs during Ganpati immersion Festival

Particulars no.s of samples

RO, Ahmedabad

1. River Sabarmati at Keshav Nagar , Ahmedabad 3

2. River Sabarmati at Sardar Bridge Ahmedabad 3

3. River Sabarmati at Subhash Bridge Ahmedabad 3

4. River Sabarmati at Indira Bridge , Ahmedabad 3

5. River Sabarmati at Elis Bridge , Near Karnavati Hospital, Ahmedabad 3

6. River Sabarmati at Elis Bridge , Near Victoriy Garden. Ahmedabad 3

R.O. Mehsana

1. Chitrodipura village Lake, Mehsana 3

RO, Bhavnagar

1. Sea water samples from sea shore of village -Koliyak, Tal. – Ghogha, 3 Dist. Bhavnagar. ( At Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

2. Sea water samples from sea shore of village -Koliyak, Tal. –Ghogha, 3 Dist.Bhavnagar. ( from left side of sea beach , 50 mtr away from the Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

3. Sea water samples from sea shore of village -Koliyak, Tal. –Ghogha, 3 Dist.Bhavnagar. ( from right side of sea beach , 50 mtr away from the Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

RO,Vadodara

1. River Mahi at Fazalpur 3

2 Ramsagar talav near Ranchhodji temple at Tarsali 3

3. Sursagar talav, opp. Music college,Vadodara 3

4. Sursagar talav, opp. Prince cinema,Vadodara 2

5. Motnath talav, opp. Aum Shree Motna th mahadev mandir, Harni, Vadodara 3

6. Sama talav at Sama, opposite Petrol pump , Vadodara 3

7. Sama talav at Sama, near Jalaram mandir, Vadodara 3

8. Gorwa talav near Dasama temple, Vadodara 3

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9. Gotri talav, opposite Gotri sarvajanic mandir,G otri, Vadodara 3

10. Gotri talav, opposite Ranchhodji mandir & Bus stop,Gotri main road,Gotri, 3 Vadodara

RO, Bharuch

1. River Narmada at Golden bridge, Bharuch 3

2. River Narmada at Sardar bridge, Bharuch 3

3. River Narmada at Nilkanth Mahadev Temp le, Zadeshwar 3

RO, Jamnagar

1. Sea water from CWLC Jetty, Rozi Port, Jamnagar ---

2. Sea water near J.M. Baxy Co., Rozi Port, Jamnagar 6

RO, Gandhinagar

1. Chitrodipura village Lake , dist. Gandhinagar 3

2. River Sabarmati, At Village Indroda, Ga ndhinagar 3

R.O.Himmatnagar

1.Mahankaleshwar Mahadev Temple Kund, Idar, Ta.Idar,Dist: Sabarkantha 3

2.River Mazam near Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Modasa,Ta.Modasa, Dist:S.K. 3

3.Odhari Talav near Sai Baba Temple , Modasa, Dist: Sabarkantha 3

4.River Hathmati near Jharneshwar Mahadev Temple, Himmatnagar, Dist: S.K. 3

RO, Junagadh

1. Damodar Kund, Junagadh 3

RO, ANAND / Nadiad

1. River Mahi at Vasad 3

2. River Shedhi at Kheda-Matar road 3

3. Gomti lake at dakor 3

4. Varai mata talav, Anand 3

5. River Mahi at Umeta 3

6. River Mahi canal at vill. Jhol, Vadtal -Anand road Ta.&Dt. Anand 3

7. Water sample of Mahi canal at Nadiad Uttarsanda road Nr.DDIT 3 college Dt. Kheda

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8. River Shedhi at Nadiad – Mahemdabad road 3

9. Water sample of Mahi canal at Pij road Dt. Kheda 3

RO, Bhuj

1. Sea water sample from Sea shore of Mandvi, Dist. Kutch 3

RO, Porbandar

Sea w1. Sea water sample at chopati, Chamunda Hotel, Porbandar (before, 3 During, After- Ganesh Visarjan festival)

Sea w2. Water sample at chopati, Porbandar near Circuit House, 3 Porbandar(before, During, After- Ganesh Visarjan festival))

RO, VAPI -Samples 10

RO RAJKOT- GPCB Regional Office Rajkot 12

RO Surat-samples 24

Water Sample Collected before, during and after the Ganesh immersion Festival, Gandhinagar

River Sabarmati at Randesan behind Dholeshwar Mahadev temple, Randesan

Date BOD COD Condivity Cu D O Cr+6 pH TS Cr TDS TEMP Turbidity Zn

micro S/cms º C NTU

12-09-11 11 30 294 0.42 7 BDL 7.8 350 BDL 198 28 5 BDL

05-09-11 1 4 253 0.42 8 BDL 7.7 182 BDL 152 27 4 BDL

31-08-11 10 29 254 0.45 8 BDL 8.1 1120 BDL 167 27 1 BDL

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L BDL=below detection limit

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Water Sample Collected before, during and after the Ganesh immersion Festival

River Sabarmati At Indroda Ta.Gandhinagar.

Cr+ Cond BO CO D TEM Turbid Cu 6 pH TS T-Cr TDS Zn Date D D micro O P ity S/cm º C NTU s

12-0911 6 19 295 0.77 6.8 BDL 7.8 336 BDL 188 28 5 BDL

2-09-11 1 4 253 0.34 8.3 BDL 7.8 198 BDL 172 28 4 BDL

5-09-11 2 6 243 0.44 8.1 BDL 7.8 178 BDL 146 27 4 BDL

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L BDL=below detection limit

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Before Ganapati immersion Festival -Anand

(Year 2011-12) Parameter Location of samples pH TS TDS DO COD BOD TURBIDITY CONDUCTIVITY

NTU micro S/cms

River Mahi at Vasad 8.4 328 310 7.8 19 <5 46 465 Dt:Anand

Mahi cannal at 8.5 202 190 8.5 19 <5 10 292 vill:Jhol, Vadtal- road, Dt:Anand

Varai mata talav, 8.4 175 165 4 9 <5 8 263 Anand

River Mahi at Umeta 8.4 190 174 8 19 <5 22 285 Dt:Anand

During Ganapati immersion Festival -Anand (Year 2011-12) Parameter Location of samples

pH TS TDS DO COD BOD TURBIDITY CONDUCTIVIT NTU Y micro S/cms River Mahi at Vasad 8.3 220 200 7 116 32 72 364 Dt:Anand

Varai mata talav, 8.1 212 190 8 20 <5 17 310 Anand Dt:Anand

River Mahi at Umeta 8.5 196 180 7 20 <5 38 294 Dt:Anand

Mahi cannal at 8.1 196 174 7 20 <5 37 288 vill:Jhol, Vadtal road, Dt:Anand

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L BDL=below detection limit

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Water Sample Collected before, during and after the Ganesh immersion FestivaL

Water Sample collected from Kherali Lake at Village: Kherali, Ta:Wadhvan

COND UCTIV Date BOD COD DO pH TEMP TURBIDITY ITY Cr+6 Pb Cr TDS

º C NTU micro S/cms

7-9-2011 2 9 340 6 BDL NR 8.1 BDL 226 24 4

11-9-2011 3 18 760 6 BDL NR 7.8 BDL 500 27 5

12-9-2011 3 10 730 6 BDL NR 7.9 BDL 474 26 6

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L BDL=below detection limit

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6.19. Bio-Monitoring of Water Bodies

Central Pollution Control Board has initiated studies on Water Quality Management under provision of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Biological Monitoring system has been well established & emphasized as one of the cost effective system in order to maintain & restore the wholesomeness of water in terms of various designated best uses of Water Bodies.

Criteria for Biological Water Quality Evaluation

Water Range of Saprobic Range of Diversity Indicator Water Quality Quality Score Score colour Class

A 7 and more 0.2-1 Clean Blue

B 6-7 0.5-1 Slight Pollution Light Blue

C 3-6 0.3-0.9 Moderate Pollution Green

D 2-5 0.4 & less Heavy Pollution Orange

E 0-2 0-0.2 Severe Pollution Red

Under this Project Bio-Monitoring of polluted river stretches are been carried out in River Action Plan 2007-2008.

Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi. Under National Water Quality Monitoring Programme (NWMP), Bio-Monitoring station are to be Monitored three times in a year at pre selected locations, Physico-Chemical analysis along with Bio-Monitoring of rivers/ Lakes stretches. Such Way Up gradation of Rivers/Lakes for best designated use to humankind will be taken up.

Preparation of the results, conclusions & final mapping of the rivers as per CPCB guidelines is under progress.

Details of number of samples collected under Bio-monitoring Project during the year 2011-2012from Dam, Lake, River and Estuarine water/Sea.

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Monitoring programs during Bio-Monitoring of Water Bodies

Numbers of samples collected RO, GPCB and analysed Ahmedabad 06 Vadodara 06 Mehsana 03 Vapi 21 Surat 24 Bharuch 02 Junagadh 02 Nadiad 09 Gandhinagar 04 Ankleshwar 08 Navsari 09

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April-2011.

Nadiad

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Mahi at B 6.86 0.59 Slight Pollution Light Blue Sevalia

River Shedhi Modrate at Kheda- C 3.83 0.4 Green Pollution Matar Road

River Shedhi- Nadiad- D 3.25 0.33 Heavy Pollution Orange Mehmdabad Road

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of October-2011.

Nadiad

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Mahi at B 6.79 0.61 Slight Pollution Light Blue Sevalia

River Shedhi at Nadiad- Heavy D 3.6 0.33 Orange Mehmdabad Pollution Road

River Shedhi Heavy atKheda - D 3.25 0.27 Orange Pollution Matar Road

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of January-2012.

Nadiad

Name of the S Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Station Class Score Score

River Mahi at C 6.55 0.67 Slight Pollution Light Blue Sevalia

River Shedhi at Nadiad- D 3.60 0.30 Heavy Pollution Orange Mehmdabad Road

River Shedhi atKheda - D 3.25 0.23 Heavy Pollution Orange Matar Road

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April-2011.

Ahmedabad

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Sabarmati Moderate at Hansol C 5.92 0.56 Green Pollution Bridge

River Sabarmati at Miroli Modrate C 5.22 0.53 Green Pumping Pollution Station

River Sabarmati after Modrate confluence with C 5.50 0.49 Green Pollution Meshwo at Vautha

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of October-2011.

Ahmedabad

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Sabarmati at Hansol B 6.1 0.62 Slight Pollution Light Blue Bridge

River Sabarmati at Miroli Modrate C 4.8 0.48 Green Pumping Pollution Station

River Sabarmati after Modrate confluence with C 5.16 0.58 Green Pollution Meshwo at Vautha

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of January-2012.

Ahmedabad

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Sabarmati Modrate C 5.91 0.61 Green at Hansol Bridge Pollution

River Sabarmati Modrate at Miroli C 3.60 0.50 Green Pollution Pumping Station

River Sabarmati after confluence Modrate C 4.11 0.55 Green with Meshwo at Pollution Vautha

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April, Octomber,January-2011-2012

Surat

Source Month Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Quality Color Class Score Score

River Tapi at April-11 C 5.57 0.68 Moderate Green Kathor (Gems) Pollution

Oct-11 C 5.2 0.67 Moderate Green Pollution Jan-12 C 5.57 0.63 Moderate Green Pollution River Tapi at April-11 C 5.4 0.65 Moderate Green Varachha Pollution (MINARS) Oct-11 C 5.73 0.73 Moderate Green Pollution

Jan-12 B 6.4 0.65 Slight Green Pollution

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River Tapi at April-11 B 6.5 0.67 Slight Light Blue Mandvi Pollution (MINARS) Oct-11 C 6.08 0.77 Slight Light Blue Pollution Jan-12 B 6.11 0.77 Slight Light Blue Pollution Baleshwar khadi April-11 C 4.33 0.32 Moderate Green at N.H.No.8 Pollution Oct-11 C 4 0.33 Moderate Green Pollution Jan-12 C 4.3 0.32 Moderate Green Pollution River Tapi at April-11 B 6.33 0.71 Slight Green Rander Pollution Bridge,Wear cum Oct-11 B 6.5 0.67 Slight Light Blue causeway Pollution Jan-11 B 6.5 0.63 Slight Light Blue Pollution River Tapi at April-11 B 6.8 0.68 Slight Light Blue Kakrapar Pollution (MINAR) Oct-11 B 6 0.51 Slight Light Blue Pollution Jan-12 B 6.66 0.52 Slight Light Blue Pollution Olpad Village April-11 C 5.5 0.74 Moderate Green Pond,Olpad Pollution Oct-11 C 5.14 0.7 Moderate Green Pollution

Jan-12 C 5.5 0.53 Moderate Green Pollution

Masma khadi at April-11 C 5.43 0.69 Moderate Green Olpad-saras road Pollution Bridge (MINARS)

Oct-11 C 5.71 0.66 Moderate Green Pollution

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April-2011.

Surat Source Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Quality Colour Class Score Score

River Mindhola Moderate upstream at C 5.56 0.72 Green Pollution Bardoli

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April-2011.

Mehsana Source Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Quality Color Class Score Score

Thol Tank At – Slight Thol,Ta-Kadi,Dist.- B 6.1 0.73 Light Blue Pollution Mehsana

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of October-2011.

Mehsana Source Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Quality Color Class Score Score

Thol Tank At – Slight Thol,Ta-Kadi,Dist.- B 6.42 0.64 Light Blue Pollution Mehsana

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of October-2011.

Anand Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Saprobic Diversity colour station Quality Class Score Score River Mahi at C 5.57 0.35 Moderate Green Vasad pollution

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River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of January-2012

Anand Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Saprobic Diversity colour station Quality Class Score Score River Mahi at C 6.0 0.36 Moderate Green Vasad pollution

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April, Octomber,January 2011-2012.

Navsari Source Month Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity Quality colour Class Score Score

River Tapi at April-11 B 6.33 0.69 Slight Light Blue Sherula Pollution (GEMS) Oct-11 A 7.13 0.69 Clean Blue Jan-12 A 7.0 0.71 Clean Blue Dhudhiya April-11 C 4.67 0.67 Modearte Greem Talav At pollution Navsari Oct-10 C 4.67 0.64 Modearte Greem (MINAR) pollution Jan-12 C 4.7 0.68 Modearte Greem pollution River Tapi at April-11 B 6.57 0.67 Slight Light Blue Kakrapar pollution (MINAR)

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April, 2011.

Navsari Source Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Saprobic Diversity colour Quality Score Score Class

River Purna B 6.57 0.58 Slight pollution Light Blue upstream at Vankla village River Ambika u/s B 6.0 0.67 Slight pollution Light Blue at Pathakwadi

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River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April, Octomber,January,2011-2012.

Godhra

Source Month Water Range of Range of Water Indicator Quality Saprobe Diversity Quality colour Score Class Score

River Mahi at Virpur April 2011 A 7.40 0.54 Clean Blue Dist:Panchmahal

River Mahi at April 2011 B 6.20 0.53 Slight Light Blue Paradi(Anandpuri) Pollution

State:Rajsthan)

River Anas at April 2011 A 7.5 0.51 Clean Blue Kushalgadh State:MP

River Mahi at Kadana April 2011 A 7.14 0.6 Clean Blue Dam(D/S), Dist:PMS

River Mahi at Kadana April 2011 B 6.31 0.52 Slight Light Blue Dam(U/S) Pollution

River Panam at April 2011 B 6.90 0.51 Slight Light Blue Lunawada, Near Bridge. Pollution Dist:Panchmahal

River Mahi at Virpur October A 7.20 0.58 Clean Blue Dist:Panchmahal 2011

River Mahi at October B 6.55 0.51 Slight Light Blue Paradi(Anandpuri) 2011 Pollution

State:Rajsthan)

River Anas at October B 6.85 0.56 Slight Light Blue Kushalgadh State:MP 2011 Pollution

River Mahi at Kadana October A 7.95 0.68 Clean Blue Dam(D/S),Dist:PMS 2011

River Panam at October B 6.85 0.52 Slight Light Blue Lunawada, Near Bridge. 2011 Pollution Dist:Panchmahal

River Mahi at Virpur January A 7.62 0.63 Clean Blue Dist:Panchmahal 2012

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River Mahi at January A 7.52 0.65 Clean Blue Paradi(Anandpuri) 2012

State:Rajsthan

River Anas at January B 6.71 0.59 Slight Light Blue Kushalgadh State:MP 2012 Pollution

River Mahi at Kadana January A 7.83 0.68 Clean Blue Dam(D/S),Dist:PMS 2012

River Panam at January A 7.84 0.69 Clean Blue Lunawada, Near Bridge. 2012 Dist:Panchmahal

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of January-2012.

Bharuch

Source Month Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Quality Saprobic Diversity colour Class Score Score

River Narmada At Oct-11 C 5.4 0.66 Modearte Green Kabirwad, pollution Bharuch Jan-12 C 5.4 0.50 Modearte Green pollution

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of January,Octomber,2011-2012.

Junagadh

Source Date of Range of Range of Water Water Quality Indicator Collection Saprobic Diversity Quality class Colour Score Score

Narshinh Mehta 04/10/2011 6.00 0.64 Slight B Light Blue Talav, Talav Pollution Darwaja road, Junagadh.

Narshinh Mehta 04/01/2012 4.83 0.58. Moderate C Green Talav, Talav Pollution Darwaja road, Junagadh.

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River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April, July,Octomber,January,2011-2012.

Location: - River Narmada At Dubduba Bridge, Vill: Vasantpura, Dist-Narmada ANKLESHWAR

SR.N Date of SEPROBIC DIVERCITY WATER WATER QUALITY INDICATOR O Collection SCORE SCORE QUALITY CLASS COLOUR

1 02/04/2011 6.44 0.55 Slight Pollution B Light Blue

2 01/07/2011 6.8 0.53 Slight Pollution B Light Blue

3 01/10/2011 6.71 0.51 Slight Pollution B Light Blue

4 16/1/2012 6.2 0.50 Slight Pollution B Light Blue

River Water Quality Report (Bio-Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of July,Octomber,April,January 2011-2012.

Location: - River Narmada At Golden Bridge, Village: Bore Bhath,Ankleshwar Dist- Bharuch

S.R. Date of Collection SEPROBIC DIVERCITY WATER QUALITY WATER QUALITY INDICATOR NO. SCORE SCORE CLASS COLOUR

1 06/04/2011 6.0 0.40 Moderate Pollution C Light Green

2 02/07/2011 5.4 0.36 Moderate Pollution C Light Green

3 05/10/2011 5.0 0.33 Moderate Pollution C Light Green

4 03/01/2012 6.0 0.30 Moderate Pollution C Light Green

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of April-2011.

Vapi could not be carried out during-2011

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of Oct-2011.

VAPI

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Daman Ganga at GIDC B 4.7 0.68 Slight Pollution Light Blue weir

River Daman Heavy Ganga at Zari D 2.1 0.16 Orange causeway Pollution

River Kolak at Modrate C 4.5 0.38 Green Patalia Bridge Pollution

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River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of Jan-2012.

VAPI

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

River Daman Modrate Ganga at GIDC C 5.8 0.58 Green Pollution weir

River Daman Heavy Ganga at Zari D 3.1 0.18 Orange causeway Pollution

River Kolak at D 2.2 0.28 Heavy Pollution Orange Patalia Bridge

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of Oct-2011.

Gandhinagar

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

Nal Sarover B 6.28 0.64 Slight Pollution Light Blue

River Water Quality Report (Bio- Monitoring) of fresh water for the Month of Jan-2012.

Gandhinagar

Name of the Water Range of Range of Water Quality Indicator Station Quality Saprobic Diversity Colour Class Score Score

Nal Sarover B 6.15 0.618 Slight Pollution Light Blue

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Coastal Monitoring Under ICZM Project-RAJKOT

(Yearly average 2011-12) Location Parameters *

pH DO BOD NH3-N

Surface sea water at Navlakhi Port 8.0 6.2 3 0.64

Surface sea water at Surajbari Bridge 8.0 6.3 3 0.54

Ÿ Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L

Samples Collected under Kalpsar Project-2011-2012

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed Ahmedabad 127 Vadodara 183

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6.20 Analytical Quality Control (AQC)

Analyses of unknown samples received during the year 2011-2012 from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) periodically were analyzed precisely and accurately and reports were sent to the CPCB.

Moreover, scientific personal of the Board analysis both known as well as unknown samples to ascertain the accurate performance of the respective instruments.

Under this AQC procedure the Central Laboratory and all the laboratories attached with the Regional Offices each located at Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Vapi, Rajkot and Jamnagar participated in this exercise in the year 2011-2012. This procedure helps in improving performance and increasing the confidence of the scientific staff. Overall the analytical results (Data) obtained are more precise, accurate, reproducible and reliable. The performance of all the Board's laboratories have been reported quite satisfactory.

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6.21. Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000

Ambient Air Quality Standards in respect of Noise

Noise is often measured in decibels (dBA). It has been recognised as ambient air pollutant. Standards in this regard are laid down under The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (and rules made there under) and under the Model Rules of the Factories Act, 1948 for occupational health and safety purposes. The ambient air quality standards in respect of noise as notified under the Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 are as under :

Area Limits in dB(A)Leq* Category of Area/Zone Code Day time Night time

A Industrial area 75 70

B Commercial area 65 55

C Residential Area 55 45

D Silence Zone 50 40

Note:

1. Day time is reckoned in between 6 a.m and 10 p.m.

2. Night time is reckoned in between 10 p.m and 6 a.m.

3. Silence zone is referred as areas up to 100 meters around such premises as hospitals, educational institutions, courts, religious places or any other area which is declared as such by the competent authority. Use of vehicular horns, loudspeakers and bursting of crackers shall be banned in these zones and during night time in residential area.

4.Mixed categories of areas may be declared as one of the four above mentioned categories by the Competent Authority and the corresponding standards shall apply.

5.dB(A) Leq denotes the time weighted average of the level of sound in decibels on Scale A which is relatable to human hearing.

“A” in dB(A) Leq denotes the frequency weighting in the measurement of noise and corresponds to frequency response characteristics of the human ear.

Leq: It is energy mean of the noise level over a specified period.

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6. Noise level measured at boundary of premises.

7. Total 13 days are earmarks, in pursuance to the Sub Rule(3) of Rule 5 of Noise pollution (Regulation & Control)Rules 2000 as amended onwards, permitting the use of loud speakers and /or public address system between 10 p.m. to 12.00 midnight inclusive, Navratri festival.

8. These results may inclusive of vehicular noise & commercial activity noise, also.

9. Noise monitoring carried out as per CPCB guidelines.

Noise monitoring during Navratri festival : In order to implement provisions of Noise (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 and compliance of various directives, the Board through its all the Regional Offices carried out noise level monitoring during festival of Navratri and Dasera.

Noise Monitoring during Navaratari -2011

1. Regional office Rajkot

Sr. no Date Time in Location Area Noise Level Hrs. dB(A)

01 28/09/2011 20:40 Surbhi Ras Mahotsav, Race Course C 75.9 Ground, Rajkot

02 28/09/2011 20:50 Between sahiyar Rsotsav & New C 74.7 Sahier (Chunari Navaratri Mahotsav) Race Course Ground, Rajkot

03 28/09/2011 21:10 Gopi Rasotsav, Chaudhari High C 69.4 school ground, Rajkot

04 29/09/2011 21:00 Sargam club Rasotsav, Fun World, C 71.7 Race Course Ring Road, Rajkot

05 29/09/2011 21:20 Gopi Rasotsav, Chaudhari High C 68.6 school ground, Rajkot

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2. Regional office Ahmedabad Time in Noise Level Sr. no Date Location Area Hrs. dB(A)

Jay Jogmaya Mitra mandal C 1 28/09/2011 22:10 Shubhadrapura, Thakorvas, 75.9 Ambawadi

Just Garba- 2011, Nr Janshini Rani, 2 28/09/2011 22:45 BRTS Bus stop, Nahurunagar Char B+C 80.5 Rasta.

Satellite Appartment, DEFG Block, C 3 28/09/2011 23:35 74.1 Satellite Road, Ahmedabd

Gokuldham Yuvak Mitramandal, C 4 28/09/2011 23:55 70.8 Ranip Ahmedabad

22:05 Basera Party Plot, Near Reliance C 76.6 5 29/09/2011 Petrol Pump, 200 ft Ring Road, Bopal

3. Regional office Surat Time in Noise Level Sr. no Date Location Area Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/11 22:20 Godavari Flats ,B/H-Sneh C 61.0 1 Sankulwadi,Anand Mahal Road,Adajan,Surat

28/09/11 22:55 Bluestar Appartment, Ghoddod C 61.65 2 Road,Surat

28/09/11 23:30 Vrindavan Park , Ghoddod B+C 60.43 3 Road,Surat

29/09/11 22:05 Fire station Compound, B+C 63.76 4 Katargam PoliceChowky, Katargam

29/09/11 22:35 Parth Complex, Vadinath Chowk, B+C 62.56 Katargam-Singanpur 5 Road, Katargam, Surat.

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4. Regional office Gandhinagar Time in Noise Level Sr. no Date Location Area Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/2011 10:50 Kalchar Forum B 69.3 1 PM NavaratriMahotsav,Sector 17,Gandhinagar

28/09/2011 1:30 PM SarvajanikNavaratriMahotsav,sect C 67.75 2 or4A,Opp.OmkareshwarMahadev Temple,Gandhinagar

29/09/2011 0:35 PM SarvajanikNavaratriMahotsavSam B+C 71.95 3 itee.Sector22,Gandhinagar

29/09/2011 1:30 PM SarvajanikNavaratriMahotsav,sect C 69.95 4 or 7 C,Opp. Ambamata Temple, Gandhinagar

30/09/2011 0:45 PM Staff colony of Gujarat State C 66.35 5 Electricity corporation Ltd, Pethapur, Gandhinagar

5. Regional office Godhara Time in Noise Level Sr. no Date Location Area Hrs. dB(A)

25/10/2011 20:30 Bhuravav char rasta, Nr Hotel B 65.02 1 Hrs Satguru, Godhra.

25/10/2011 21:00 Ankleshwar Mahadev Society C 64.59 2 Hrs Area, Godhra.

25/10/2011 21:30 Vishwakarma Chowk City Area, B 64.98 3 Hrs Godhra.

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6. Regional office Ankleswar Time in Noise Level Sr. no Date Location Area Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/2011 - Chauta Bazar. Ankleshwar B+C 61.12 1 03/10/2011

28/9/2011 - GIDC Sanskrutik mandal, (Manav C 63.23 2 Mandir, GIDC Coloney , Ankleshwar

29/09/2011 - Lions club of Ankleshwar, Ind. C 61.38 3 Area, GIDC coloney Ankleshwar 02/10/2011

7. Regional office Vadodara

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

09: 15PM- Jay Shree Ambe Garba Mahotasav, C 69.31 1 28/10/2011 Maheshwar Nagar , HT Road , 09:35 PM Vadodara

Parampara Garba Mahotsav. C 10: 15PM- 68.68 28/10/2011 2 B/H Dev complex,Gotri Road 10:40 PM Vadodara

United Way Garba Mahotsav, 11: 35PM- 68.96 28/10/2011 B 3 Opp. Vadiwadi Fire station, 12:00 PM Vadodara

Triveni Garba Mahotasav , 10: 55PM- 69.01 4 28/10/2011 Shiv Shakti Yuvak mandal , B 11:15 PM Sarabahi Society , Gotri Road ,Vadodara

Rameshwar Yuvak Mandal Garba 09:45PM- Mahotasav ,Opp Rameshwaer 5 28/10/2011 B 64.8 10:05PM Temple, Rajesh Tower Road , Gotri Road , Vadodara.

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8. Regional office Nadiad

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

Ekta Navratri Mahotsav, C 10.15 P.M. 1 28/09/2011 to 10.55 Nr. Saibaba Temple, Nadiad, 54.27 P.M Dt: Kheda

11.15 P.M. Patel Yuvak Mandal Sanchalit B+C 2 28/09/2011 to 11.55 Navratri Mahotsav, Chhatiyawadni 59.88 P.M. limdi, Nadiad, Dt: Kheda

10.15 P.M. Chetak Sport Club ayojit Garba B 3 29/09/2011 to 10.50 Mohatsav, Chetak ground, Nadiad- 60.55 P.M. Dakor road, Nadiad, Dt: Kheda

9. Regional office Surendranagar Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

Shrei Garba, Ghughari park 1 03/10/2011 22:05 Hrs Society, Desalabhagat ni vav, C 65.47 Surendranagar

Ras Garba Mahotsav Haveli, 2 03/10/2011 23:10 Hrs C 66.27 Wadhvan, Surendranagar

Navaratra Garba, Mahotsav Patel 3 04/10/2011 22:10 Hrs C 69.72 Society, Surendranagar

10. Regional office Mehasana

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

1 28/09/2011 9:10 pm Masiha Yuvak mandal, T.B. Road , B 64.46 Mehsana 2 28/09/2011 22:30 hrs Navarang Group navaratri B 63.80 Mahotsav, T.B. Road, Mehsana 3 29/09/2011 20:45 hrs Jay Madi Mitra Mandal Lakhwadi B 62.99 bhagol, Mehsana

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11. Regional office Bhavanagar

Sr. Date Time in Location Area Noise Level no Hrs. dB(A)

Galaxy Group, Gulista Maidan, C 1 28/09/2011 - 63.72 Waghawadi Road, Bhavanagar

Dandiya Ras Mahotsav-2011- C 2 28/09/2011 - Anubhavgroup,Jahavar 63.01 Maidan,Bhavanagar

Trinetra Social Group, Ghogha C 3 29/09/2011 - 64.23 Cirale, Bhavanagar

12. Regional office Porbandar

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

1 28/09/2011 - “Rangat Navaratri Mahotsav”-2011 B 61.7 Near Chopati, Porbandar “Thanganat Rasotsav” -2011, Near 2 28/09/2011 - B 62.4 chopati, Porbandar

“ Leo-pioneer”-Ramzat Navaratri 3 29/09/2011 - mahotsav-2011, near chopati, B 62.5 Porbandar

13. Regional office Bharuch

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

08.10.2010 C 10 PM -11 GNFC Township Narmadanagar 1 56.07 PM Bharuch.

08.10.2010 Shree lions prit Navratri Mahotsav 11 PM- 00 2 Sonal Party Plot, Opp- Collage B 68.41 Hrs Bharuch.

Saurashtra Kadava patel seva B 09.10.2010 10 PM -11 samaj Trust Navratri Mahotsav Nr. 3 57.92 PM Dudhdhara dairy (Jay Party Plot), Bharuch.

09.10.2010 11 PM- 00 Shaktinath Society Navratri 4 B 62.96 Hrs Mahotsav, Bharuch

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10.10.2010 Reliance Ind. Ltd. colony, opp. C 10 PM -11 5 Shravan school Bharuch, Dahej by 64.95 PM pass road, Bharuch.

14. Regional office Vapi

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/2011 Ambamata Mandir,Gunjan 65.3 1 - B+C Area,koparli Road, vapi.

28/09/2011 Mahakali Mandir,Gunjan 66.4 2 - C Housing Colony,Vapi.

28/09/2011 Tanganat Rofel MBA college. 68.2 3 - B Vapi.

4 28/09/2011 - Hotl Green View, Vapi. B 69.2

28/09/2011 Tahuko,Near VIA ground , 69.6 5 - B Vapi.

15. Regional office Bhuj

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/2011 21:00hrs Jubilee ground ,Bhuj 62.05 1 B to21:30hrs

28/09/2011 21:45hrs Paburai faliya Garbi mandal 59.31 2 B to22:00hrs Soniwad ,Bhuj

29/09/2011 20:55hrs Rotary club of Bhuj,Rotary hill 64.5 3 B to21:25hrs garden,Bhuj

16. Regional office Himatnagar Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

Adarash Bunglows, Polytechnic 1 B 28/9/2011 10:30 PM Road, Himmatnagar 65.75

Marutinagar Society, 2 B 28/9/2011 11:00 PM Mahavirnagar, Himmatnagar 60.95

Mahakali Mandir Chowk, 3 B 28/9/2011 11:45 PM Mahavirnagar, Himmatnagar 68.50

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17. Regional office Navsari

Sr. Time in Noise Level Date Location Area no Hrs. dB(A)

28/09/2011 22:25- Sai Navratri Gandevi/ Eru Road – 62.5 1 Navsari 22:40 Navsari

28/09/2011 22:55- Luncikui Ground In Front Of 62.7 2 Navsari 23:20 Circuit House

28/09/2011 23:35- Vill-Chovisi In Side Of R.D Patel 63.7 3 Navsari 23:50 Vidhyalaya Near Kejal Hospital

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Noise level Monitoring during Diwali festival-2011 1. Regional office Surat Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Delhi gate Police 25/10/2011 -- B 106.1 Chowkey

2 Near Udhana Darwaja 26/10/2011 -- B/C 102.8

3 Adajan Circle,Surat 27/10/2011 -- B/C 94.5

2. Regional office Godhra

Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Bhuravav char rasta, 25/10/2011 20:30 Hrs B 65.02 Nr Hotel Satguru, 2 Ankleshwar Mahadev 25/10/2011 21:00 Hrs C 64.59 Society Area 3 Vishwakarma Chowk 25/10/2011 21:30 Hrs B 64.98 City Area,

3. Regional office Ankleshwar

Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Triveni Vadi Koli Falia, 23/10/2011 -- B 95.6 Rajpipla 2 Station Road Safe 23/10/2011 -- B+C 111.1 Tower, Rajpipla 3 Nagar Palika, Raj Pipla 23/10/2011 -- B+C 90.8

4. Regional office Ahmedabad

Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Nr. Gandhi Ashram 24/10/2011 19:05 D 69.2 2 Nr. Income tax Ashram 24/10/2011 19:15 C 76.1 road 3 Nr. V.S. Hospital at - 24/10/2011 19:30 D 75.2 main gate

5. Regional office Gandhinagar

Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Kolavada nagar Society, Sector28 25/10/2011 -- C 101.8

2 ShivamSociety,Sector27 25/10/2011 -- C 99.4

3 KhedutVasahatMandalSociety,Sector 26 25/10/2011 -- C 88.2

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6. Regional office Navasari

Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Near luncikui cercle-Navsari 26/10/2011 18.00 -- 98.6 to 2400 hrs. 2 Chhapara road,Near dudhiya talav,Navsari 26/10/2011 18.00 -- 95.8 to 2400 hrs.

7. Regional office Himmatnagar Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 A-One Society, Motipura, 24/10/201 8:05 B 100.8 1 p.m. 2 Shardakunj Society,Motipura, 24/10/201 8:30 B 92.6 1 p.m. 3 Sahyognagar Society,Motipura, 24/10/201 9:15p. B 93 1 m.

8. Regional office Bhuj Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Jubilee Ground 26/10/2011 18:00 B 75 to 24:00 Hr 2 Pramukhswaminagar 26/10/2011 18:00 C 76 to 24:00 Hr 3 Paburai falia Soniwad nr GPCB office 26/10/2011 18:00 B/C 76 to 24:00 Hr

9. Regional office Vadodara

Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 24/10/2011 18:05 B 71.9 Nr.Boy's Hostel, Polytechnic Hrs. 2 24/10/2011 18:10 B 80.5 Nr.Boy's Hostel,Polytechnic Hrs. 3 24/10/2011 18:15 -- 82.0 Nr.Janardan Cold Storage Hrs.

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10. Regional office Rajkot Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Panchyat Chowk, University Road 24/10/2011 20:30 Hrs B&C 90.3

2 Raiya Circle, Raiya Road 24/10/2011 20:50 Hrs B & C 86.7

3 Kishanpara Chowk, Race Course Ring Road 24/10/2011 21:05 Hrs B & C 99.6

11. Regional office Anand Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Amul dairy road 25/10/11 10:30pm- B 94.0 10:40m

2 100 ft. road, nr. Indira Gandhi statue 25/10/11 11:15pm- B 95.23 11:25pm 3 Ganesh chowkadi, Amul dairy road 26/10/11 09:30 pm - B 105.81 09:40pm

12. Regional office Nadiad Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( No Area A)

1 Taluka Panchayat Quarters, 25/10/11 Day Time(06 pm-10 C 61.25 Mission Road, Nadiad, Dist.Kheda pm)

Night Time(10 pm- 58.05 12pm)

2 Santram Mandir Road, 25/10/11 Day Time(06 pm-10 B 62.15 Nadiad,Dist. Kheda pm)

Night Time(10 pm- 61.35 12pm)

3 General Hospital, 25/10/11 Day Time(06 pm-10 D 45.75 pm) Nadiad,Dist.Kheda Night Time(10 pm- 43.2 12pm

13. Regional office Surendranagar Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Bus station , Main Road, 25/10/2011 19:35 Hrs -- 73.3

2 Near Milan Cinema, Main Road, 25/10/2011 20:40 Hrs -- 84.92

3 Tower Chowk, Main Road 25/10/2011 21:45 Hrs -- 84.13

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14. Regional office Mehsana Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Para area, 24/10/2011 00:00 To -- 84.0 24:00

2 Toravanvali Mata Chawk, 25/10/2011 00:00 To -- 86.0 24:00

3 Shreyansh Society Jai road/Residential 26/10/2011 00:00 To -- 87.0 24:00

15. Regional office Bhavanagar Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Rupani Circle 25/10/2011 -- B/C 92.11

2 Haluria Chawk 25/10/2011 -- B 96.0

3 Ghogha Circle 25/10/2011 -- B/C 91.48

16. Regional office , Porbandar Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Wadi plot 24/10/2011 20:00 B + C 74.2

2 Wagheshwary plot 24/10/2011 20:15 B + C 77.3

3 Chhaya chowky, 24/10/2011 20:35 B + C 79.0

17.Regional office Jamnagar Sr. Location Date Time Category Of dB ( A) No Area 1 Patel Colony street no.6 25/10/2011 19=20 Hrs C 75.5

2 Bedi gate 25/10/2011 20=05 Hrs B 70.2

3 Chandi Bazar 25/10/2011 21=10 Hrs B 94.8

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18. Regional office Junagadh

Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Shreenath Nagar, Behind Bus Stand, 25/10/2011 20:30 Hrs C 77.56

2 Rayji Nagar,Nr.Motibaug, 25/10/2011 21:15 Hrs C 79.44

3 Ami Appartment, Near Vanzari Chowk, 25/10/2011 21:55 Hrs C/B 79.92

19. Regional office Bharuch Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 NARAYANKUNJ SOCIETY, BHOLAV 25.10.11 18:00 Hrs C 86.7 To 22:00 Hrs. 2 TULSIDHAM, ZADESHWAR ROAD 25.10.11 18:00 Hrs C 89.8 To 22:00 Hrs. 3 JALARAM MANDIR, KASAK CIRCLE 25.10.11 18:00 Hrs C 86.4 To 22:00 Hrs.

20. Regional office Vapi

Sr. Location Date Time Category dB ( A) No Of Area 1 Gunjan Housing Colony, Vapi, Dist: Valsad 26/10/2011 1800 to B+C 80 1900 HRs

2 Vapi Town Area, Vapi 27/10/2011 1800 to C 80 1900 HRs

3 Shiv Complex,Stadium Road, Valsad 28/10/2011 1800 to B 79 1900 HRs

A : INDUSTRIAL AREA

B : COMMERCIAL AREA

C : RESIDENTIAL AREA

D : SILENCE ZONE

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6.22 Environmental Awareness Programmes

Public awareness can play a vital role in environmental management. Damage to environment is caused by the activities of individuals who are not conscious and who do not have adequate knowledge of the environment. Environmental awareness becomes imperative. Governments are making efforts in various ways to create environmental awareness among people. GPCB has one full division called Pollution Awareness & Assistant Centre (PAAC) which was promoted by Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India. Its main role is to create awareness among all classes of people, help in informal education related to environment & pollution control and provide information related to pollution control. This cell also deals with tracking of complaints received at Head Office, Gandhinagar.

In order to create general awareness, the Board undertakes various activities like through rallies, exhibitions, padyatras (rally), easy competitions, painting and drawing contests, seminars, workshops, etc.

A report on celebration of the Earth Day - 22nd April 2011

In accordance with the communication received from the office of the Chief Minister, Gujarat and also from Shri J.K. Vyas, Director (Environment) & Additional Secretary, Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, regarding Celebration of the Earth Day on 22nd April, 2011, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

Ÿ All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Mehsana, Godhra, Bhavnagar, Bhuj, Nadiad, Junagadh, Gandhinagar, Himmatnagar, Ankleshwar, Porbandar, Surendranagar, Navsari, Palanpur and Anand were informed to commemorate the aforesaid celebration of the Earth Day.

Ÿ The Board and NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar jointly organised a programme on the Earth Day - 22nd April, 2010, at meeting hall, Umiya Mataji Mandir, Sector 12, Gandhinagar. About 100 students of different colleges in and around Gandhinagar participated in the programme. Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Shri K.G. Rathod, SSA and Shri D.V. Chaudhary, JSA, RO, GPCB, Gandhinagar of the Board also participated in the programme. Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board overall co- ordinated the programme. Banners on the occasion were prepared and displayed suitably. Copies of a booklet highlighting importance of caring for mother Earth, plastic wastes issues, etc. prepared jointly with NCSC and distributed to participants. News coverage of the event was published by Gandhinagar Samachar, also.

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Ÿ On 22.4.2011, RO, Nadiad and Forest Department (Social Forestry), Nadiad jointly organised Earth Day celebration programme at Nadiad. Shri V.C. Shah, RO Nadiad and Shri R.T. Solanki, Forest Department, Nadiad briefed on the occasion. About 50 persons including representatives of Social Forestry Department, Nadiad, Forest Department, Nadiad, RO GPCB Nadiad, Green Guards, NGO, RFO and staff of Forest Department participated in the programme.

Programmes organised by the Regional Offices of the Board.

1. R.O., GPCB, Gandhinagar Sr. Particulars Venue Remarks RO Gandhinagar and NCSC- at meeting hall, Over 35 students Nisarg Community Science Umiya Mataji of various Centre, Gandhinagar Mandir, Sector 12, colleges at Gandhinagar Gandhinagar

2. R.O., GPCB, Junagadh RO, Junagadh and Ambuja Cement (22-26 April 2011) - Plantation Ambuja Colony 75 Billi plant within 2 Hectares

- Drawing competition Ambuja Vidya 200 students Niketan school

- Awareness training on Ambuja Nagar conservation of power, water and solar energy – discussion session RO, Junagadh and GHCL, Sutrapada - Plantation and discussion Plant premise - Banners on occasion - Bulletin highlighting events. RO, Junagadh and Indian Rayon, Veraval - Plantation and discussion Plant premise - Oath to conserve Earth Booklet distributed RO, Junagadh and Gujarat Sidhee Cement, Sidheegram - Prabhat Feri N. K. Dav public Within colony School area - Earth Pujan RO staff & students

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- Plantation Within School premise - Skit on environment & School students Within colony water harvesting area - Poem/song, quiz, drawing Students Prizes to winners competitions participated 3. RO, Jamnagar RO, Jamnagar and Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur dist. Jamnagar

Plantation Mithapur works Employees, Ladies club members Knowledge Café on reducing Mithapur Township participated plastic consumption

Booklet on Earth Day occasion distributed 4. RO, Surat RO, Surat and CETP, Pandesara

Plantation, CETP, Pandesara Representatives Booklet on Earth Day occasion of Pandesara distributed Industries Association Plantation, CETP, Sachin Representatives Booklet on Earth Day occasion of Sachin distributed Industries Association 5. RO, Himmatnagar Discussion on composting, Shri H.K. Hingwala Principal, eco-products, reuse, recycle, High School, staff and students Booklet on Earth Day occasion Badoli Ta. Idar distributed dist. Sabarkantha Plantation, Gujarat Ambuja Factory Discussion on our planet to take Exports Ltd., employees care of it, (Bio-chem div.), Booklet on Earth Day occasion Dalpur Tap Prantij distributed Dist. Sabarkantha (Cont.)

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6. RO, Godhra RO, Godhra and Ineous ABS (India) Ltd., Kalol dist. Panchmahal

Posters at factory and various Industry's plant Industry's places in Katol village, at Kalol employees Plantation dist. Panchmahal Katol panchayat Katol Panchayat members and office & school villagers premise. RO, Godhra & Alembic Ltd., (API Division), Panelav, Halol, Panchmahal

Seminar, Oath and Plantation Industry's plant Factory staff and at Panelav, Halol, employees Panchmahal 7. RO, Ankleshwar RO, Ankleshwar and Jhagadia Industries Association.

Talk on the occasion and Vardhman Acrylics Representatives Plantation Ltd., Jhagadia of Jhagadia Industries Association 8. RO, Nadiad and Forest Department (Social Forestry), Nadiad - Speakers spoke on the occasion Nadiad. About 50 persons in the programme. including staff of local Forest Department, RO GPCB Nadiad, Green Guards and NGO 9. R.O. Rajkot and Morbi Paper Mill Association. - An oath was administered. Tirthak Paper Mill, Representatives Lilapar Ta. Morbi of Morbi Paper - Copies of a booklet published dist. Rajkot Mill Association. by RO Rajkot were distributed.

- Participants took part in sapling plantation.

- Video clipping on Global Warming was screed.

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Programmes organised on 22.4.2011 – the Earth Day, by various industries, organisation, etc. at the instance of the Regional Offices of the Board.

R.O., GPCB, Sr. Name of Industry, Programme Venue organisation, etc. 1. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Message, Colony, IOCL, Pipeline Division, Discussion, WRPL, Sidhpur Western Region Pipelines, Plantation. Sidhpur dist. Patan

2. Ineous ABS (India) Ltd., Posters Plant site Kalol dist. Panchmahal Plantation

3. Alembic Ltd., (API Division), Seminar, Oath Industry's premise Panelav, Halol, Panchmahal and Plantation

5th June - World Environment Day

Report on activities carried out during celebration of 5th June 2011 - the World Environment Day

On June 5th 2011 the World Environment Day was observed on a theme 'Forests: Nature at Your Service' and the year 2011, '2011 International Year of Forests' as declared by UNEP.

In accordance with the communication received from Dr. S.K. Nanda, Principal Secretary, Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, regarding Celebration of the World Environment Day on 5th June 2011, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

Ÿ All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Mehsana, Godhra, Bhavnagar, Bhuj, Nadiad, Junagadh, Gandhinagar, Himmatnagar, Ankleshwar, Porbandar, Surendranagar, Navsari, Palanpur and Anand were informed to commemorate the aforesaid celebration of the World Environment Day in appropriate manner.

Ÿ The Board jointly organised a programme among Kutch Saurastra Productivity Council, Rajkot, GPCB and Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, Govt. of Gujarat to celebrate the World Environment on 5th June, 2011 at Rajkot. Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon'ble Minister for Tribal Development, Forest & Environment inaugurated the function. Shri Kiritsinhji Rana, Hon'ble Minister for State, Forest & Environment was the Chief Guest. Shri Vinodbhai Doshi, CMD, H.J. Industries,

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Rajkot and Shri Satish Anand, AVP, Tata Chemicals, Ahmedabad were special guests. Shri Hasmukhbhai Dave, President, Kutch Saurastra Productivity Council presided over the function. Dr. K.U. Mistry, Chairman of the Board, Shri D.C. Chaudhary, Director, Industrial Safety and Health, Govt. of Gujarat, Shri Manharbhai Majithiya, Hon. Secretary, Kutch Saurastra Productivity Council briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ Banners on the theme'Forests: Nature at YourService' and the year 2011, '2011 International Year of Forests' with its logo was also displayed. The Gujarati version of the theme was considered as 'Van: Vanshrusti TamariSevama....

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, a radio talk programme of Shri R.G. Shah, In-charge Member Secretary of the Board on the theme'Forests: Nature at Your Service' duly recorded by Shri Jayesh Pandya, representative of All India Radio, Ahmedabad under the'Dharti no Sad' programme was broadcasted through AIR over Ahmedabad and Vadodara radio stations between 21.16 pm to 21.30 hrs.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar and Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar jointly organised a poster exhibition on the World Environment Day theme, Elocution, Quiz and drawing competitions at Gandhinagar. About fifty students from various schools in this programme. Besides many parents also watched the programme and participated in the celebration programme. Banners and Posters on the theme were prepared and displayed. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of WED 2011 were also distributed. Prizes were given away to the winners of these competitions. Shri Anilbhai Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. The PRO of the Board co-ordinated the programme.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar and Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad jointly supported an awareness workshop programme organised at Piplav village taluka Rajula district Amreli by Amreli Jilla Paryavarniy paralegal Manch-Rajula. Over 50 youths took part in the discussion on their active role in environmental pollution related issues. Shri Rajesh Mehta, Bhartiy Majdur Sangh and Shri Navchetan Parmar,Advocate briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar and Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad jointly supported an awareness workshop programme organised at Sanand district Ahmedabad by Sanand-Bavla Mahila Vikas Sangthan, Sanand. Over 40 women from different villages took part in the discussion on their active role in

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environmental pollution related issues. Shri C.A. Shah, Regional Officer, GPCB Gandhinagar Regional Office briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 6.6.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar and Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad jointly supported an awareness workshop organised at Padra district Vadodara by Vadodara Jilla Paryavarniy Paralegal Manch- Padra. Over 55 youths from 14 villages took part in the discussion on their active role in environmental pollution related issues. Shri S.V.Chauhan and Shri Ranjitsinh briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 6.6.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar and Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad jointly supported an awareness workshop programme organised at Jaghdia district Bharuch by Bharuch Jilla Paryavarniy Paralegal Manch- Jaghdia. Shri J.D. Kalyani, RO GPCB Ankleshwar and Shri Mahesh Pandya, Paryavaran Mitra, briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 8.6.2011, Dr. K.U. Mistry, Chairman of the Board presided over the function organised by the IFFCO – Kalol unit dist. Gandhinagar.Dr.Mistry delivered keynote address on the occasion and participated in plantation programme.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, RO GPCB Bhuj prepared a booklet including brief on the theme of WED 2011 and copies thereof were also distributed among various industries and people. Banners were also displayed highlighting the theme.

Ÿ On 3.6.2011, staff of RO GPCB Bhuj participated in the programme organised by Parle Products Ltd., Bhuj. Over 80 saplings were planted with the help of nearby village children. Shri B.C. Bhrahmbhatt, SO of RO Bhuj briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 4.6.2011, Shri K.C. Pancholi, RO GPCB Bhuj participated in a programme including various competitions organised by Electro Therm (I) Ltd., Samkhiyali

Ÿ On 8.6.2011, Shri K.C. Pancholi, RO GPCB Bhuj participated in a programme including various competitions organised by Electro Therm (I) Ltd., Samkhiyali district Kutch. Shri Pancholi, briefed on the occasion. Prizes were distributed to the winners. Documentary films on 'Global warming and save water' were also screened. All participated in the plantation programme.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, Shri K.C. Pancholi, RO GPCB Bhuj participated in a programme organised by Ashapura Volclay, Bhuj district Kutch. Shri Pancholi, briefed on the occasion. All participated in the plantation programme.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, Shri M.R. Makwana, DEE, RO GPCB Bhuj participated in a programme organised by SEPP Ltd., at Samkhiyali district Kutch. Shri M.R. Makwana and Shri

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Chetan Contranctor briefed on the occasion. People of nearby villages including staff of RO Bhuj All participated in plantation programme.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, RO Junagadh and Ambuja Cement Ltd., Ambujanagar - Kodinar district Junagadh jointly celebrated the World Environment Day. Exhibition on environmental monitoring equipment andrangoli were organised. Posters on environment and safety were displayed. A function was organised and Shri G.M. Sadhu, RO Junagadh and Shri Suresh Hadvani, DGM, Shri Shailesh Parmar, Executive and Shri Vilas Deshmukh ACL briefed on the occasion. Ambuja Vidhya Niketan students presented a skit onParyavaran as Hruday Parivaratan. The student also participated in drawing, poster, slogan competitions. Ladies and girls participated inrangoli competition programme on the theme. Over 400 persons including students, parents and people participated in the programme. Prizes were given away to winners. Banners were displayed during the occasion. Within an acre area land 70 perennial plants.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, Shri Sutreja, DEE, Shri Jivani, SO, RO Junagadh participated in celebration programmes organised by the Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd., Sidheegram dist. Junagadh. Shri B.B. Limbasiya, ACF-Bhavnagar, Prof. N..M. Gajipara, [Retd.], Junagadh Agriculture University briefed on the occasion. A flag on environment was hoisted. An oath was administered. A skit on environment was performed by the employees. Staff of the unit participated in the posters, slogan and elocution competitions. Prizes were distributed to the winners. Dignitaries and staff participated in plantation programme. A rally by bike riders took round around nearby villages and spread a message on environment.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, Shri G.M. Sadhu, RO Junagadh and Shri R.V. Chauhan, DEE RO Junagadh participated in the plantation programme organised by Indian Rayon (Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd.) at Veraval. 20 nos. of Tectona Grandis species. Drawing, essay and slogan competitions and public meeting were organised at Aditya Birla Public School, Veraval district Junagadh. Prizes and certificates were distributed to all participants.

Ÿ On5.6.2011 , Shri Sutreja, DEE, Shri Jivani, SO, RO Junagadh participated in celebration programmes organised by the GHCL, Sutrapada, district Junagadh. Children of employees participated in the posters competition. Prizes were distributed to the winners. Shri Sutreja briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, Shri G.M. Sadhu, RO Junagadh and Shri R.V. Chauhan, DEE RO Junagadh participated in the plantation programme organised by Veraval Industrial Association within GIDC at Veraval. RO, Junagadh. Members of Veraval

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Industrial Association participated in the programme. Shri G.M. Sadhu, RO Junagadh briefed on the occasion.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, RO, GPCB Ankleshwar, Ankleshwar Industries Association, Panoli Industries Association and Jhagadia Industries Association jointly organised a programme on the WED 2011. Shri J.D. Kalyani, RO, Ankleshwar, Shri Niraj Shah, DEE, RO, Ankleshwar, Shri N.K. Navadia, Chairman, Ankleshwar Environmental Preservation Society, Shri Atul Buch and Prof. Mihir Vyas, Sarvjanik College of Engineering & Technology, Surat also briefed on the occasion. Representatives of Anleshwar, Panoli and Jhagadia industries associations, staff of RO GPCB, Ankleshwar participated in the programme. With a view to exchange of information on environment at large on monthly basis a separate informal group vizly.Ankleshwar Region Environment Forum was formed.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, RO, GPCB Ankleshwar and United Phosphorous India Ltd., GIDC Ankleshwar jointly organised a programme on WED 2011 at Ankleshwar. Various competitions on the occasion were organised and prizes were distributed to the winners.

Officers of RO, GPCB Ankleshwar participated in the programmes organised by various units including Aarthi Industries Ltd., GIDC Jhagadia, Lanxess India Pvt. Ltd., GIDC Jhagadia, Galaxy Surfctant, GIDC Jhagadia, S. Kumar, Jhagadia, Gujarat Agrochem Ltd., Panoli, Birla Celluloseand Godrej Industries Ltd., Valia.

Ÿ On 5.6.2011, RO, GPCB Himmatnagar organised a programme on the theme of the WED 2011 at Gujarat Ambuja Proteins Ltd., Dalpur taluka Prantij district Sabarkantha. Both Shri Manish Barad, DEE and Shri J.K. Patel, SSA, RO GPCB Himmatnagar and Shri Haresh Joshi, Manager, GAPL, Dalpur briefed on the occasion. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of WED 2011 were also distributed.

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Besides, various organisations also celebrated the World Environment day. The following is the list of organisations/ industries celebrated the WED 2011.

Sr. Name of Industries/organizations Activities

1. Reliance Industries Ltd., Plantation, Natural gas is used for Naroda – Ahmedabad power generation, Eco-friendly dyes & Chemicals are used in process, Mango farm, green belt developed, Bio-manure through Vemi compose. 2. Kandla Port Trust, Gandhidham, Function, Banners, District Kutch Caps distributed, Badges, Speech. 3. Essar Steel Ltd., Hazira – Surat Function, Message, WED theme Bulk Terminal Ltd., circular, Banners, Green Slogan Essar Power Ltd., Eco- Jingle, Eco-Movement, Bhandar Power and Essar Projects Over 700 persons planted (India) Ltd., Surat 550 plants. 4. IFFCO – Kalol unit dist. Env. week celebration, Message, Gandhinagar Rain water harvesting, Vermi- composting system, Sewage Treatment Plant – irrigation, plastic bags banned, paper bags used, Pledge, Plantation, Essay, slogan competitions, Prizes to winners.

5. Gujarat State Fertilisers & Function, training, Oath, Chemicals Ltd., Sikka, Film on 'Home', Elocution, Dist. Jamnagar Prizes to winners. 6. Sanghi Industries Ltd., Plantation. Sanghipuram, Dist. Kutch 7. Parle Products Ltd., Awareness programme, Plantation. Bhuj, District Kutch 8. Electro Therm (I) Ltd., Various competitions, Prizes, Samkhiyali, District Kutch Films, Plantation. 9. Adani Power Ltd., Celebration, Use cloth bags and Mundra, District Kutch not plastic, Plantation 10. SEPP Ltd, SEPP Ltd., Celebration. Plantation. at Samkhiyali, District Kutch. (Cont.)

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Sr. Name of Industries/organizations Activities

11. Kutch Lignite Thermal Power Celebration, written quiz Station, District Kutch competition, Plantation at colony, Banners, Prizes to winners. 12. Ashapura Volclay, Plantation. Bhuj, District Kutch 13. Ambuja Cement Ltd., Exhibition,rangoli, Posters. Ambujanagar - Kodinar, Function. A skit by students, District Junagadh Ambuja Vidhya Niketan.. Prizes to winners. Banners. Plantation. 14. Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd., Flag hoisted, a skit, posters, Sidheegram, Dist. Junagadh slogan and elocution competitions, Prizes to winners, Plantation, a rally. 15. Indian Rayon Plantation - 20 nos. of Tectona (Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd.) Grandis species. drawing, at Veraval, Dist. Junagadh essay and slogan competitions a public meeting. Prizes to winners. 16. Aarti Industries Ltd., Function GIDC Jhagadia 17. Lanxess India Pvt. Ltd., Function GIDC Jhagadia 18. Galaxy Surfctant, GIDC Jhagadia Function 19. S. Kumar, Jhagadia Function 20. Gujarat Agrochem Ltd., Panoli Function 21. Birla Cellulose Function 22. Godrej Industries Ltd., Valia Function 23. Industrial Solvent, GIDC Ankleshwar Awareness programme. Plantation 24. Bayer Crop Science Ltd., Awareness programme. Plantation GIDC Ankleshwar 25. Sun Pharmaceutical, Posters, Banners, Awareness GIDC Ankleshwar programme. Plantation 26. United Phosphorous India Ltd., Competitions on the occasion. GIDC Ankleshwar Prizes to the winners.

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16th September 2011 - the Ozone Day

Report on celebration of the 16th September 2011 - the Ozone Day

On 16th September 2011 - the International Day for Preservation of ozone layer was observed on a theme 'HCFC phase-out: a unique opportunity

In accordance with the communication received from Dr. S.K. Nanda, IAS, Principal Secretary, Forest & Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, through Shri J.K. Vyas, Director (Environment), Forest and Environment Department, regarding celebration of the International Day for Preservation of ozone layer on 16th September 2011, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

Ÿ All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Mehsana, Godhra, Bhavnagar, Bhuj, Nadiad, Junagadh, Gandhinagar, Himmatnagar, Ankleshwar, Porbandar, Surendranagar, Navsari, Palanpur and Anand were informed to commemorate the aforesaid Celebration of Ozone Day - 16th September 2011 in appropriate manner.õ.

Following activities were carried out as a part of programmes to observe the Ozone Day 16th September 2011 :

1. A presentation followed by discussion programme on the Ozone Day - 16th September 2011.

2. Poster exhibitions for colleges and schools students in - Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar districts.

3. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed. The Regional Offices including Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Vapi, Bhavnagar, Nadiad, and Himmatnagar also procured and distributed copies of this booklet on the Ozone Day.

4. Banners on the occasion's theme were displayed at the GPCB, Gandhinagar and educational places in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar districts though Environment Protection Society-Ahmedabad, NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar, the Regional Office Ahmedabad also through the NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar and E-Coli Waste Management System, at Sabar Industrial Park, Asal, Ta. Bhiloda, Dist. Sabarkantha. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed.

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5. Posters on the Ozone Day exhibited in Gandhinagar during the programmes jointly organised with NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, GPCB, Gandhinagar, NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar and Government Science College, Gandhinagar jointly organised a programme on the Ozone Day at Gandhinagar. Over 300 students of Government Science College, professors, lecturers, including Ms Pragnya Vadher, Principal Government Science College, Gandhinagar, Shri C.A. Shah, Regional Officer, RO, Gandhinagar, Shri J. Chaudhary, DEE of RO Gandhinagar, Naresh Thakar, PRO, GPCB participated in the programme.

Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar screened a video clipping on the climate change and also conducted discussion session. Ms Pragnya Vadher, Principal Government Science College, Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC - Shri C.A. Shah, Regional Officer, RO, Gandhinagar and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board were among the speakers. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed. Banners on the occasion were also displayed. Over 300 students, professors, lecturers and staff of RO GPCB Gandhinagar participated in the programme.

Ÿ An article on the Ozone Day theme was published by a daily newspaper Gandhinagar Samachar. Event news coverages published by Divya Bhasker and Sandesh's Gandhinagar edition.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, Regional Office GPCB Himmatnagar organised a programme on the theme of the Ozone Day at Spectrum Higher Secondary School, Himmatnagar.Over 350 students including teachers participated in the programme. Shri Manish Barad, DEE, RO Himmatnagar briefed on the occasion. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, Regional Office GPCB Himmatnagar and E-Coli Waste Management System, jointly organised a programme on Ozone Day at Sabar Industrial Park, Asal, Ta. Bhiloda, Dist. Sabarkantha. Nearly 80 persons including fifty Samlaji School students accompanied with teachers as well as representatives of nearby industries, staff of RO GPCB Himmatnagar, Shri K.C. Mistry, V.O. and his team

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participated in the programme. Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC - Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board and Shri I.B. Chaudhary, RO Himmatnagar briefed on the occasion. Plantation was also carried out within E-Coli Waste Management System compound. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed. Banners on the occasion were also displayed.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, the RO, GPCB, Junagadh and Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd., Sidheegram district Junagadh jointly organised a programme on the occasion at the Gujarat Sidhee Cement plant. Shri M.R. Makwana, DEE, Shri B.G. Sutreja, DEE and Shri Jivani of RO Junagadh briefed on the occasion. RO officials and staff of the industry participated in the plantation programme. A video film on ozone day was screened at N.K. Dav Public School, Sidheegram. Students and teachers participated in the programme. A documentary cartoon film on ' Ozzy Ozone' was screened at the Ladies Club, Sidheegram. Participants including company officials, RO GPCB Junagadh officials and Colony ladies participated in the plantation programme. Students of N.K. Dav Public School, Sidheegram participated in drawing, quiz competitions on the occasion. Separate elocution and quiz competitions organised for company staff as well as colony ladies. Prizes were distributed to the winners. Video show on depletion of ozone was screened,

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, the RO, GPCB, Junagadh and Indian Rayon- a unit of Adiyta Birla Nuvo Ltd., jointly organised a programme at Veraval district Junagadh. Officials of RO Junagadh and Indian Rayon unit participated in the programme. RO Junagadh Shri G.M. Sadhu briefed on the occasion. 20 casuarinas saplings were planted within the Adiya Birla Public School, Veraval premise. Students of this school participated in drawing, essay and slogan competitions organised on the theme A model of green building was prepared and displayed by the students of this school. Aditya Birla Higher Secondary School, Veraval also organised elocution, essay and poster competition on the theme of the occasion. Prizes were distributed to the winners. A rally was organised for public at Veraval for awareness on the Ozone Day. The RO Junagadh and the Indian Rayon Unit jointly distributed a certificate and prizes to all the participants. Certificates were also issued to all the participants. Representatives of Indian Rayon unit also made presentation on the theme of the occasion. The staff took a pledge on the International Ozone Day. A public meeting was also arranged at Adiya Birla Public School, Veraval for awareness on the Ozone Day.

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Kalam Bandhi Vidhyalaya, Navagam district Kheda. Over 100 students including teachers, RO Nadiad and HCCBPL's senior persons participated in the programme. Shri J.D. Priyadarshi, RO Nadiad and Shri Vyas briefed on the occasion. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed among participants.

Quiz and debate competitions were also organised for the higher secondary students. Prizes and certificates were distributed to the winners. Plantation activity was also carried out.

Ÿ During 5-16 September 2011, at the instance of the RO, GPCB, Jamnagar, Tata Chemical Ltd., Mithapur organised various programmes on ozone day. Nature photography, Quiz, Knowledge Café, drawing and debate competitions were organised among the employees of the company and students of Kumar Mandir School, Mithapur. An exhibition displaying these drawings prepared by children was also organised. Messages were delivered by Shri M Ravindranath, VP, Shri R J Buch, GM and Shri Paresh Tank, Dy.GM. Prizes were distributed to the winners and participants were appreciated for environmental activities.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, RO, GPCB, Bhuj and Asia Motor Work Ltd., Bhuj, jointly organised a Ozone Day Celebration programme at Bhuj district Kutch. Staff of RO GPCB, Bhuj, senior Executives of Asia Motor Work Ltd. and representatives of various units located at Bhuj participated in the programme. Regional Officer, GPCB, Bhuj Shri K.C. Pancholi and Col. M.S. Johar, G.M., Asia Motor Work Ltd. briefed on the occasion. A video on Global Warming was also screened. Dignitaries participated in the plantation programme.

Ÿ On 16.9.2011, the RO, GPCB, Rajkot and Chemistry Department, Saurashtra University, Rajkot jointly organised a programme on Ozone Day at Rajkot. Over 250 persons including PG students, lecturers, professors participated in the programme. Dr. Parsaniya, Head of Chemistry Department and Shri Paresh Bhatt, SSA of RO Rajkot briefed on the occasion. A video clipping on 'An inconvenient truth' was screed. Copies of a booklet prepared jointly by Shri Naresh Thakar and Shri Anil Patel, Nisarg Community Science Centre and GPCB including brief on the theme of Ozone Day 2011 theme were also distributed.

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Besides, various organisations also celebrated Ozone Day. The following is the list of organisations/ industries celebrated Ozone Day 2011.

Sr. Name of Industries/organizations Activities

1. Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd., Plantation. video film, documentary Sidheegram district Junagadh cartoon film, drawing, quiz elocution competitions, Prizes N.K. Dav Public School, Sidheegram to winners. 2. Indian Rayon- a unit of Adiyta Birla 20 casuarinas saplings planted. Nuvo Ltd., Veraval district Junagadh 3. Adiya Birla Public School, Veraval Drawing, essay and slogan competitions. Green building model. Prizes to winners 4. Aditya Birla Higher Secondary rally,essay and poster competitions. School, Veraval Prizes to winners

5. HCCBPL, at Kalam Bandhi Awareness, quiz, debate Vidhyalaya, Navagam competitions, Prizes & certi. District Kheda. to winners. Plantation. 6. Tata Chemical Ltd., Mithapur Nature photography, Quiz, Messages. Dist. Jamnagar Knowledge Café, competitions. Plantation. Prizes. 7. Kumar Mandir School, Quiz, drawing and debate Mithapur, Dist. Jamnagar competitions. Prizes to winners.

Workshop, seminar, exhibition, etc programmes on pollution control awareness.

Ÿ On 27.5.2011, RO, GPCB, Godhra organised an awareness programme on the Plastics Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 at Halol district Panchmahal. Shri S.M. Jha, Sr. Environmental Scientist of the Board and Smt. S.A. Bharati, Regional Officer, RO Godhra explained provisions of these rules, role of plastic manufacturing units and importance of handling plastic wastes. Shri Shivrajbhai, President, Small Scale Plastic Manufacturing Welfare Association, office bearers of this association, representative of Halol municipality, and over 125 representatives of various plastic manufacturing units participated in the programme. Copies of a booklet 'Platic Kachro Samsya Sauni, Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' compiled and authored by Shri Naresh Thakar were distributed among the participants.

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e-wastes and plastic wastes awareness programmes

Ÿ e-wastes rules are notified by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, GoI vide notification dated 12.5.2011. In order to bring to the notice of most of the stack holders and public at large programmes were organised by the regional offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Mehsana, Godhra, Bhuj, Nadiad, Junagadh, Gandhinagar, Himmatnagar, Ankleshwar, Porbandar, Surendranagar, Navsari, Palanpur and Anand during 24.11.2011to 15.12.2011.

Ÿ On 24.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Gandhinagar and NCSC-Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Auditorium, Gandhinagar. Over 120 persons including ITI-Gandhinagar students, teachers, Shri H.M. Patel, President, GEZIA(Gandhinagar Electronics Zone Industries Association), representatives of various electronics units and other industries of Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad rural areas, staff of RO GPCB Gandhinagar and media participated in the programme. Shri C.A. Shah, RO, GPCB-Gandhinagar, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Shri Anil Patel, NCSC- Gandhinagar, Shri J.M. Chaudhary, DEE, RO, GPCB-Gandhinagar and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Gandhinagar Samachar, Gujarat Samacharand Sandesh published news of the event. ETV-9 channel telecast the news coverage. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye'and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' prepared by Naresh Thakar and published by the Board were distributed among the participants. Moreover,copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. Moreover,NCSC distributed copies of these publication among various schools in Gandhinagar. Copies of booklets on 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' were distributed to all the ROs of the Board. A set of booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' and a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also given to all ROs of the Board for distribution during the awareness programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste'. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. A representative of Plastwud also exhibited various small articles prepared from plastic wastes. A video clip was also shown during the programme. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS. Shri Anil Patel and Shri Naresh Thakar co-ordinated the programme.

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Ÿ On 24.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Ahmedabad and Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at AMA-Ahmedabad Management Association, Ahmedabad. Over 120 persons including students from science and engineering environment faculty, representatives of NGOs, few units and staff of RO GPCB Ahmedabad and media participated in the programme. Shri A.A. Dolati, RO, GPCB-Ahmedabad, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Prof. J.N. Joshi, former professor L.D. Engineering College, Shri S.M. Jha, [retd.] SES of the Board briefed on the occasion. Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board conducted the discussion session. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye'and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. A representative of Plastwud also exhibited various small articles prepared from plastic wastes. A video clip was also shown during the programme. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management. Ms Falguni Joshi – Paryavaran conducted the programme.

Ÿ On 25.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Nadiad organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at auditorium, HCBPL – [Hindustan CocaCola Beverage Pvt. Ltd.], Goblej district Kheda. Over 100 persons including students from Dalia Institute of Management – MBA college and MCA college, Kanera district Kheda, Shri Shailesh Raval and Dr. Pradeep Desai both Director, Shri Dalia Education Foundation, Kanera district Kheda, representatives of NGOs, few units and staff of RO GPCB Nadiad participated in the programme. Shri J.D. Priydarshi, RO, GPCB-Nadiad, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer - Prayavaran Mitra, Shri Mahesh Kore, HCCBL and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye'and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management. Ms Jagruti Patel and Sanjay Bhatt – HCBPL conducted the programme.

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Ÿ On 25.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Anand and Vidhyanagar Nature Club, VV Nagar jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at auditorium, BVM Engineering College, Vallabh Vidhyanagar district Anand. About 90 persons including students from various schools of Anand and VV Nagar – MSc(Env) college, Shri Mukeshbhai, representatives of NGOs, few units and staff of RO GPCB Anand participated in the programme. Shri M.L. Patel, RO, GPCB-Anand, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management. Smt Margi, DEE, RO Anand conducted the programme.

Ÿ On 28.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Godhra and Plastic Association – Halol district Panchmahal jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Lions Club Hall, Halol district Panchmahal. Over 100 persons including students from two schools of Panelav- Halol and representatives of plastic manufacturing units, office bearers of Plastics Association, Shri D.C. Patel, Chief Executive Officer, Halol Municipality and staff of RO GPCB Godhra participated in the programme. Smt. S.A. Bharti, RO, GPCB- Godhra, Shri Shivraj Jain, President, Plastics Association, Shri Girishbhai Parikh, Rural Development Society- Panelav, Shri Hasmukhbhai Sanghvi, Formar President, Plastics Association and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management. Shri Jitubhai Kothari, Vice President, Plastics Association conducted the programme.

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Ÿ On 29.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Vadodara and AEI- Indian Environmental Association – Vadodara jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Vasvik Auditorium, Vadodara. Over 100 persons including students from ITI-Vadodara, M.Sc.(Env), representatives of various industries, consultants and environmental auditors, office bearers of industries Association, Municipal Corporation, and staff of RO GPCB Vadodara participated in the programme. Shri R.B. Trivedi, RO, GPCB-Vadodara, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Shri Pratik Bharne, Scientist, ZO-CPCB, Vadodara, Shri Sanjeev Vaijnapurkar, DEE, RO Vadodara, Shri Amul Vadnere, Kadam Projects, Vadodara, Shri Rohit Prajapati, Paryavaran Suraksha Samiti, Vadodara, Prof. N.M. Bhatt, Chairman, IEA-Vadodara Chapter and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' were distributed among the participants. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management. Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board conducted the programme.

Ÿ On 30.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Ankleshwar and Ankleshwar Industries Association jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Dimond Children Theater, Ankleshwar. Over 100 persons including students from various local schools, representatives of various industries, consultants and environmental auditors, office bearers of industries Association, media and staff of RO GPCB Ankleshwar participated in the programme. Shri Niraj Shah, RO, GPCB-Ankleshwar, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Shri Pratik Bharne, Scientist, ZO- CPCB, Vadodara, Capt [Retd.] A.G. Chitre, Chairman Environment Committee, AIA, Shri J.I. Sevak, DyGM, Heubach Ankleshwar, Shri Yogesh Pandya, SHE Association, Bharuch, Shri Amardeep Singh, Director, Micro Systems, Ankleshwar and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' were distributed among the participants. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 30.11.2011, RO, GPCB, Bharuch organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Training Centre, Videocon

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Industries, Chavaj-Bharuch. Over 60 persons including representatives of various industries and staff of RO GPCB Bharuch participated in the programme. Shri D.L. Bhatt, RO, GPCB-Bhruch, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Capt [Retd.] B. Bates, Chief Executive, Videocon Industries, Shri S.B. Parmar, DEE, RO GPCB-Bharuch, Shri Yogesh Pandya, SHE Association, Bharuch, Shri C.V. Raju, Associate VP, Videocon, Ms Kiran Panchal, en-vision Enviro Engineers, Surat and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' were distributed among the participants. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e- waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 1.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Surat and Sarvajanik Education Society, Surat jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at TIFAC Core Research Centre, Surat. Over 120 persons including PG college students SVR Engineering, MSc(Env), representatives of various industries, consultants, environmental auditors, Shri H.P. Patel, RO GPCB Navsari and staff of RO and VO GPCB Surat participated in the programme. Shri A.G. Patel, RO, GPCB-Surat, Shri G.H. Trivedi, VO, GPCB-Surat, Ms Sweta Shah, Earth e-waste Management-Surat, Shri Kamalbhai Tulsiyan, Sarvajanik Education Society, Shri Jitubhai Vakharia and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e- waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS. Shri Vatsalbhai Naik, Sarvajanik Education Society co-ordinated the programme.

Ÿ On 1.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Navsari and Bilimora GIDC Industries Association jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at ASPI Community Hall, GIDC Aantlia(Bilimora). Over 100 persons including representatives of various industries and staff of RO and VO GPCB Surat participated in the programme. Shri H.P. Patel, RO, GPCB-Navsari, Shri Upendrabhai B. Amin, President, Bilimora Industries Association, Shri Maheshbhai, Secretary, Bilimora Industries Association and Shri Naresh Thakar,

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PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 2.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Vapi and VIA-Vapi Industries Association jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Auditorium, VIA- Vapi. Over 300 persons including students of ITI, Diploma, Graduation and PG faculties, Office bearers and members of VIA, media, representatives of various industries and staff of RO and VO GPCB Vapi participated in the programme. Shri G.V. Patel, RO, GPCB-Vapi. Shri Ashok Shukla, President, VIA, Ms Nikita Desai, VP, ECORECO-Mumbai, Shri Tushar Shah, Jt. Chairman, VIA Environment Committee, Shri Yogesh Pandya, SHE Association, Bharuch, Shri Yusuf Vapiwala, e-process House, Vapi, Shri Maheshbhai Pandya, Chairman, VIA Environment Committee and Shri Naresh Thakar,PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye'and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS. Shri Ganeshbhai, VIA conducted the programme.

Ÿ On 5.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Himmatnagar organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Training Hall, Sabar Dairy- Himmatnagar. Over 70 persons including students engineering college, representatives of various industries and staff of RO GPCB Himmatnagar participated in the programme. Shri I.B. Chaudhary, RO, GPCB-Himmatnagar, Shri Mahesh Pandya, Environmental Engineer – Prayavaran Mitra, Shri M.G. Barad, DEE, RO GPCB-Himmatnagar, Shri B.M. Patel, MD, Sabar Dairy, Shri Prakash Vaghela, E-coli & e-waste Management, Ahmedabad and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titledI and also another

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booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS. Shri Pradip Dave, SSA, RO GPCB-Himmatnagar conducted the programme.

Ÿ On 7.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Junagadh organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Atmiya Institute(Diploma Engineering College), Khadiya, district Junagadh. Over 100 persons including students, lecturers, professors and Shri Bhavin Punjani, Principal of the College, City Engineer, Junagadh Municipal Corporation, representatives of various industries, staff of VO GPCB-Rajkot and RO GPCB-Junagadh participated in the programme. Shri G.M. Sadhu, RO, GPCB-Junagadh, Shri J.K. Vyas, V.O. GPCB-Rajkot, Shri Suresh Hadvani, DyGM, Ambuja Cement, Kodinar, Shri Shailesh Rathore, Manager, Indian Rayon, Veraval, Shri Navneet Tilva, President, Atmiya Institute and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 8.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Porbandar, ITI-Porbandar and Porbandar Industries Welfare Association jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at ITI-Porbandar. Over 150 persons including students, instructors and lecturers, representatives of various industries, staff of RO GPCB-Porbandar participated in the programme. Shri B.L. Maru, RO, GPCB-Porbandar, Shri Jinubhai Dayatar, President, Porbandar Industries Welfare Association, Ms M.Z. Vaghela, Principal, ITI Porbandar, Shri Anilbhai Kariya, Porbandar Manav Seva Trust and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye'and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the

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participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 9.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Rajkot and Paryavarniy Vikas Kendra, Rajkot jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Auditorium, Lok Vigyan Kendra, Rajkot. About 200 persons including students of MSW, schools, professors and Shri Parmar, City Engineer, Rajkot Municipal Corporation, representatives of various industries, consultant and environmental auditors, staff of VO GPCB-Rajkot and RO GPCB-Rajkot participated in the programme. Shri Sushil Vegda, RO, GPCB-Rajkot, Shri J.K. Vyas, V.O. GPCB-Rajkot, Shri Rameshbhai Vaghani, Head of Department, Social Science, Saurashtra University-Rajkot, Ms Falguni Joshi, Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad, Shri Tushar Pancholi, Director, Paryavarniy Vikas Kendra, Shri Sidhharth, ECS Infotech and Shri Naresh Thakar,PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Posters and banners on e-wastes and plastic wastes were prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS. Shri Paresh Bhatt, SSA, RO GPCB-Rajkot co- ordinated the programme.

Ÿ On 12.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Jamnagar organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Nand Niketan Vidhyalaya, Jamnagar. About 80 students including teachers staff of RO GPCB-Jamnagar participated in the programme. Shri M.S. Shukla, RO, GPCB-Jamnagar and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' were distributed among the participants. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 13.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Bhuj andKutch Paryavaran Sangh-Bhuj jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Rotary Hall, Bhuj. Over 150 persons including MSW and Environment Science students, representatives of NGO and industries, staff of RO GPCB-Bhuj participated in the programme. Shri K.C. Pancholi, RO, GPCB-Bhuj, Shri

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Kantisen Shroff, President, Kutch Paryavaran Sangh, Dr. Mrugesh Trivedi, Environment Science Department, Kutch University, Bhuj, Shri S.V.Malsattar, DEE, RO GPCB, Bhuj, Shri Y.D. Suthar,DEE, RO GPCB, Bhuj and Shri Naresh Thakar,PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Banner on e-wastes and plastic wastes was prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS.

Ÿ On 14.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Surendranagar and Vishwa Vikas Foundation- Surendranagar jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Lecture Hall, C.U. Shah Medical College, Surendranagar. About 40 persons including medical and nursing students, professors, Dr. Rupam Gupta, Assistant Medical Superintendent, Medical College, Dr. Sanjay Mehta, professor and Head, Microbiology, Dr. Vipul Khandhar, RMO, Medical College, representatives of NGO and industries, staff of RO GPCB- Surendranagar participated in the programme. Shri R.P. Gupta, RO, GPCB- Surendranagar,Dr.H.H. Agravat, Dean, Medical College, Shri Dipen Shah, Managing Co-ordinator, Society for Environment Protection-Ahmedabad, Shri Prakashbhai Vaghela, Emission Monitoring Services, Ahmedabad, Shri A.M. Gadhiya, DEE, RO GPCB-Surendranagar and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Banner on e-wastes and plastic wastes was prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes byPlastwud were also exhibited. A banner- stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management.

Ÿ On 15.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Mehsana andSagar Dairy-Mehsana jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Motibhai Patel Auditorium, Sagar Dairy-Mehsana. About 100 persons including students, representatives of NGO and industries, staff of RO GPCB-Mehsana, Shri K.R. Upadhyay, RO GPCB-Palanpur participated in the programme. Shri P.J. Vachhani, RO, GPCB-Mehsana, Ms Falguni Joshi, Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad, Shri P.B. Bhambhi, AGM, Sagar Dairy, Shri Prakashbhai Vaghela, E-coli & e-waste Management, Ahmedabad, Shri J.M. Mahida, DEE, RO GPCB-Mehsana and Shri

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Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Banner on e-wastes and plastic wastes was prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management.

Ÿ On 15.12.2011, RO, GPCB, Palanpur and Banas Dairy-Palanpur jointly organised a programme on 'e-waste and plastic waste management' awareness programme at Training Hall, Banas Dairy-Palanpur. Over 100 persons including students, representatives of NGO and industries, staff of RO GPCB-Palanpur, Shri K.R. Upadhyay, RO GPCB-Palanpur, Ms Falguni Joshi, Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad, Shri Sanjay Karamchandani, MD, Banas Dairy,Shri Prakashbhai Vaghela, E-coli & e- waste Management, Ahmedabad, Shri D.P.Patel, DEE, RO GPCB-Palanpur and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. Banner on e-wastes and plastic wastes was prepared and displayed. Copies of booklet titled 'e-waste Kacharane Odakhi Mavjat Kariye, Dharane Harit Rakhiye' and also another booklet titled 'Plastic Kacharo Samsya Sauni Sulabh Ukel Sau Thaki' were distributed among the participants. Moreover, copies of a pamphlet about GPCB's activities including objectives, functions and list of all the regional offices of the Board were also distributed. A representative of ECS – Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad screened a video clip about recycling of e-waste. Models of prepared from plastic wastes by Plastwud were also exhibited. A banner-stand on e-waste was displayed by ECS and e-coli- waste management.

Ÿ On 26/3/12, RO Jetpur organised a talk on environmental issues specifically plastic wastes, municipal solid wastes, bio-medical wastes and e-wastes at Akshay Kanya Vidyalaya, Jetpur.

Tableau- Paryavaran Rath Jagruti Rath

Ÿ Today Global warming & climate change are Burning environmental issues. GPCB has prepared a Tableau - Paryavaran Jagruti Rath to create awareness amongst people for environment protection by the thought of “Think Globally – Act Locally”.

Ÿ Considering the effects of global warming, climate change, increase in the sea level, melting of glaciers, industrial pollution, deforesting etc and benefits of use of solar

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energy, three R principle – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, waste management, energy saving the tableau was prepared by GPCB for presentation during celebration of 63rd Republic Day at Bhavnagar.

Ÿ Afterwards on completion of the celebration of Republic Day the tableau - Paryavaran Rath is routed through different part of Gujarat – Rajkot, Mehsana, Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar,Vadodara, Ankleshwar,Bharuch, Surat, Navsari & Vapi.

Ÿ Respected regional offices organized various public awareness programmes along the route of Tableau Paryavaran Jagruti Rath. Different NGOs, Industries Associations, Educational Institutes etc. welcome the idea of Paryavaran Jagruti Rath.

Swarnim Gujarat Samapan programmes:

Ÿ During 30.4.2011 to 1.5.2011, at the instant of the Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, GPCB participated in an exhibition programme organised at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, as a part of Swarnim Gujarat Samapan celebration. Posters on pollution control were displayed using spot light at a stall. Informative messages on LCD television were released, panel scroll was displayed. Copies of pamphlets and/ booklets on environment & pollution control issues were distributed to the visitors. Hundreds of persons visited the exhibits during the programme.

6.23 Important events & Visits of Experts, important persons

Ÿ On 7.8.2011, Bharat Vikas Parisad- Gandhinagar organised a National patriotic songs competition programme at Gandhinagar.RO, GPCB Gandhinagar organised a posters exhibition and also displayed various instruments including stack monitoring instrument, process monitoring kit, respirable dust sampler, micrometer to measure thickness of plastic, bio-medical waste incinerator models. Dr. K.U. Mistry, Chairman of the Board gave away prizes to the winners. Shri C.A. Shah, Regional Officer GPCB Gandhinagar and Shri K.C. Mistry co- ordinated the programme. Over 140 students and teachers from various schools and organisations, citizens of Gandhinagar, staff of RO GPCB Gandhinagar participated in the programme.

Ÿ On 15.8.2011, RO GPCB Nadiad organised a programme on Urja Bachat Din at Hindustan Cocacola, Goblaj district Kheda as a part of 15th August, State level Independent Day celebration main programme – Nadiad. Over 80 students of Goblaj primary school including teachers, staff of RO GPCB Nadiad participated in the programme. Shri J.D. Priyadarshi briefed on Urja Bachat, depletion in Ozone

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layer and plastic rules. An oath to preserve environment was administered during the occasion. All participated in the plantation programme held within the industries premise.

Ÿ On 16.1.2012, a talk on environmental issues specifically plastic wastes, municipal solid wastes, bio-medical wastes and e-wastes was organised at Kendriya Vidhyalay, Vadsar district Gandhinagar. Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board was invited to deliver talk on these subjects. Two sessions conducted on plastic wastes, municipal wastes, e-wastes, BMW. Over 150 students of seventh to ninth standards, teachers and principal Smt. Vinita Sharma and Smt. Priydarshi Nair, Chairperson, AFWA participated in the programme. Smt. Priydarshi and Smt. Vinita Sharma asked students to remember the importance of segregating various wastes which turn help to reduce the municipal wastes littered around us.

The Principal showed keen interest in the ultimate disposal of various wastes specifically domestic wastes, dry wastes – paper, plastic, tins, wastes generated in and around the campus, bio-medical wastes, etc. Informal meeting was also held at the Air Force Station – Vadsar, Station Commander, Gp Capt K.V. Surendran Nair and the undersigned. He was briefed about the responsibility of concerned municipal authority suppose to act on these issues as well as agency offering machines to appropriately take care for both plastic and municipal wastes.

It was suggested that a small project may primarily be initiated beginning with segregation and collection of kitchen wastes and paper/plastic wastes within their area of jurisdiction. It was advised to explore use of a machine to treat the garbage and obtain compost on trial basis. Additionally, shredding and compacting machine may be thought of which would help tackling plastic wastes. Moreover, it was indicated that as paper wastes is recyclable, dully shredded paper wastes may be to send to nearby wastes paper mill.

Ÿ On 17.1.2012, RO Navasari in association with MoEF,GPCB, SMC En-vision Enviro Engineering Ltd organized public awareness program regarding effective Bio_Medical Waste management at SCET campus, TIFAC centre Surat. Dr. Vimal Thomas, Department of community medicine, Osmania Medical collage Hydrabad and other dignitaries were remained present in the programme.

Ÿ In October 2011 RO, Ahmedabad has started series on “Training for operation of EMS” and in series organized first seminar on “A symposium on operation of Air- Pollution Control Measures at GIDC, Vatva.

Ÿ On 17.2.2012 RO Nadiad has organized Mock drill of leakage of LPG Gas in

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collaboration with BPCL, Matar.

Ÿ On 09.03.2012 RO, Anand has organized Mock drill of leakage of chlorine Gas at GIDC Sokhada, Ta: Khambhat.

Ÿ On 11.09.11 RO Vdodara has carried out awareness programme for safe & eco friendly celebration of Ganesh Utsav for the 2nd consecutive year in pursuance of guidelines for Idol Immersion from CPCB. RO Vadodara along with Rotary club of Baroda The trucks were decorated with the slogan “ SAT VISARJAN RATH” and also carried out the pictures of poor state of deity after immersion in lakes. The “ SAT VISARJAN RATH” and the film based on the same won the first prize in Rotary Conference at National Level.

Ÿ On 16.02.2012 to 17.02.2012 RO Bhuj has organized work shop on National Green Core in association with Geer Foundation. Poster exhibition was also displayed.

Ÿ On 09.01.12 to 10.01.12, RO, Navsari has organized public awareness program during “Sadbhavna Mission” by displaying Posters related to environmental issues / activities.

Ÿ On 17.01.2012 RO, Bhavnagar has organized a Seminar on “Industrial Wastes Management”. The Seminar was chaired by Shri Mangubhai Patel (Hon'ble Minister of Tribal Development, Forest & Environment, Gujarat) Smt. Vibhavriben Dave (MLA, Bhavnagar) and Shri Hardik Shah, Member Secretary, GPCB remained present as chief guest. Around 300 participants from various industrial organizations have actively participated.

Ÿ On 07.01.2012 RO, Porbandar organized awareness programme in coordination with Industries Association to create awareness about various environmental Acts and Rules among the industries located in Porbandar region. Shri Dilipbhai Chavda, Manager,District Industrial Development Centre were remained present.

Ÿ On 17.01.2012 RO Surat has organized a Workshop, Seminar programmes on Bio- medical waste Management system in association with EPTRI – Hyderabad at TIFAC Centre under the chairmanship of Dr.Raziya Sultan.

Ÿ On 5.2.2012 RO, Gandhinagar has organized Poster & Instrument Exhibition was carried out at Vidhyabharti Adhyayan, Prashikshan & Sansodhan Kendra.

Ÿ On 20.01.2012 to 22.01.2012 RO Bharuch has organized Sports Week at GNFC Sports complex for various tournaments such as Cricket, Badminton, Table Tennis, Carom and Chess etc.

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Ÿ On January, 2012 RO, Ahmedabad has organized a study tour at various common Environmental infrastructure facility of Ahmedabad for the students of North Maharashtra University.

Ÿ On 29.04.11 RO, Ahmedabad has organized a study tour programme for Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board team. The TPCB team headed by MS, Tamilnadu. The visit was specifically for problems related to Textile units in Tamilnadu. Hence, they discussed in detail the Environmental Management System adapted by the Textile units of Ahmadabad and also organized meeting with ATIRA.

Ÿ On 24.06.11 & 25.06.11 RO, Ahmedabad jointly organized Seminar cum Exhibition on Waste Management along with Saket Projects Ltd at Ahmedabad Management Association. Also a stall showing GPCB activities/awareness banners were displayed at the function.

Ÿ On 22.03.2012 & 26.03.2012 RO, Ahmedabad has organized jointly with Eco- sarjan workshop on “ETP operators & Supervisors training workshop series” at Naroda & Vatva area.

Ÿ On 06.02.2012 RO, Ankleshwar has organized Workshop and one to one interactive meet on use of incinerable hazardous wastes for co-processing in Cement Kilns in co-ordination with industries associations of Ankleshwar.

Ÿ On 23.11.11 at R.O. Bhavnagar a training programme on Capacity Building for Environmentally Sound Management of PCB oil and PCBs containing equipments at Ship Breaking Yard, Alang, Gujarat was organized by NEERI, Nagpur in support of UNEP.

Ÿ Subcommittee of EC committee of MOEF, New Delhi visited Baroda, Regional Office on 15.06.11 & 16.06.11.

Ÿ Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board Officials visited GPCB on 18.07.11 and 19.07.11 for discussion & training specifically on XGN – BMW Module and Lab Module.

Ÿ On 16.12.2011 Mr.Mukesh Khare, Professor (Envt. Engineering) and Mr.Arvind K. Nema, Associate Professor (Envt. Engineering) IIT, Delhi visited Regional Office, Ankleshwar for visualization of the improvement on environmental front, involvement and suggestion for further improvement for sustainable growth and to come out from critically polluted area. They have also monitored scientific study on odor monitoring and involvement in taking lead for deciding the marine outfall norms based on scientific studies.

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Ÿ On 29.12.2011 Prof. S. P. Gautam, Chairman, CPCB, Delhi visited Regional Office, Ankleshwar to appraise the progress on implementation of action plan prepared for Ankleshwar Cluster.

Ÿ From 1.2.2012 to 7.2.2012 Mr.Tobias Bleninger, Doctorate from Karisruche Institute of Technology, Germany (Federal University of Parana, Brazil) visited Regional Office, Ankleshwar for interaction with global marine experts, for sharing their knowledge/ valuable information regarding global environmental norms and best established practices related to aquatic outfalls. Subjects of sharing the knowledge were as under: Ÿ Mixing zone regulations for marine outfalls system, Ÿ Concerned about coastal pollution, how to control and how to mitigate impacts, Ÿ Differentiation between effluent standards and ambient standards and suggestion to adopt combined approach. Ÿ Treatment technology, Ÿ Concept of discharge technology, Ÿ Differentiation between shoreline surface discharge and marine deep sea discharge, Ÿ Marine assimilation capacity, Ÿ Concept of regulatory mixing zone and zone of initial dilution.

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6.24 Training

To increase the skill of GPCB employees in the field of Environmental Science, monitoring and analytical field as well as to upgrade their knowledge with current scenario of environmental issue in different field the Board has set up training and R & D cell. Details of the training activities carried out during the year under report.

A. IN House Training for Employees Year 2011-2012

Sr. Name of Subject Organized by Venue Duration No. employee Shri 1. V.R. Patel E.C. Corporation Program, AISF Env. - - May 2011 Shri Study Tour M.V. Patel Shri B.S. 2. Prajapati

Shri K. J. Rathod Dr. Shri Jivraj Administrative 10th to S. F. Parmar Sardar Patel Mehta training to 11th Education Centre Bhavan, Shri V.S. employees Jun, 2011 Gandhinag Prajapati ar Shri K.J. Rathod

Shri A.G.Patel

Miss. 3. P.I. Shaikh Gujarat Forensic 4 Days course on IFS Miss.Snehal Science "ISO/IEC 17025 (GFSU) 21-24 R.Makwana University, Awareness" at Gandhinag Nov 2011 (GFSU), Shri GFSU ar A.G. Oza Gandhinagar.

Shri D.D. Patel

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Shri H.C. Solanki

Shri K.B. Vaghela

Shri K.G. Rathod

Shri N.H. Garaniya

Shri Gujarat Forensic 4 Days course on IFS P.S. Dave Science "ISO/IEC 17025 (GFSU) 21-24 University, Shri Awareness" at Gandhinag Nov 2011 (GFSU), R.K. Gandhi GFSU ar Gandhinagar. Shri T.B.Trivedi Shri T.C. Bermada Smt. B.J. Bhatt Smt. V.M. Panhalkar Shri A.V. Shah Miss 4. R.N. Kiri Shri C.C. Bhimani Adaptation to Federation of Shri climate change for Indian Chambers Hotel Y.A. Tai industries and- of Commerce Courtyard - industrial parks in and Industry Marriott, Smt. U.K. gujarat by FICCI, (FICCI), Ahmedabad Upadhayay Ahmedabad Ahmedabad

Shri M. Vaijapurker

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Shri K.C. 5. Mistry Venue: (SES) Samvad conference room, Shri Workshop on office of the B.R.Gajjar "wetland GEER foundation GEER Biodiversity Gujarat Ecological foundation, Shri Conservation of 10-01- Education & Indroda C.A.Shah Nalsarovar 2012 Research (GEER) Nature Sanctuary and Foundation Park Near Surrounding Shri V.M. Indroda Landscape Prajapati circle (CH.O. circle)G'na Shri gar J.D.Kalyani

Shri 6. R.K.Gandhi

Shri Y.D.Oza

Smt. Khusbu Y. Patel

Shri V.M. Awareness Venue: 24-01- Panhalkar training on Central lab 2012 ISO/IEC-17025- GPCB Central Lab GPCBoard, to 2005 NABL. Gandhinag 25-01- Shri 17025-2005 ar 2012 R.G.Jadeja

Shri Rohan Kantharia

Shri A.G. Rana Shri Anil Khanvdhed iya

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Shri Mehul R. Patel

Shri H.A.Rathod

Shri S.K.Vasava

Shri M.M.Page Shri V.S.Soni Shri P.R.Jadav Shri K.G.Rathod Shri B.D.Mistry Awareness Venue: 24-01- training on Central lab 2012 Shri Bharat ISO/IEC-17025- GPCB Central Lab GPCBoard, to M.Parmar 2005 NABL. Gandhinag 25-01- Shri 17025-2005 ar 2012 D.S.Patel Shri P.S.Dave Shri M.H. Pancholi Shri P.H.Bhatt Shri B.M. Dolasiya Shri Y.D.Patil

Shri R.H.Jivani

Shri B.M. Makwana

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Shri R.B. Makwana

Shri S.S.Jayswal

Shri R.R. Badgujar

Shri R.N.Patel Shri I.A.Bhatt Shri Y.K.Patel Shri R.N.Patel

Shri Awareness Venue: 24-01- K.M.Thakar training on Central lab 2012 Shri ISO/IEC-17025- GPCB Central Lab GPCBoard, to H.V.Rami 2005 NABL. Gandhinag 25-01- 17025-2005 ar 2012 Shri K.N.Pandiya Shri F.M. Majmudar Shri J.D. Goswani Shri Mehul G.Patel Shri K.N. Vashamshi Shri Anil D.Khandla

Smt. D.A.Tank

Smt. R.N.Sheikh

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Shri 7. Y.A.Tai

Shri R.R.Vyas

Shri V.R.Patel

Shri V.R.Ghadge Shri P.U.Dave Shri R.V.Patel Shri N.M. Tabhani Shri M.H. SPO: Ancher Venue: Institute Geer Bhadrecha 6-2-2012 (hemious & foundation, On stoichioetry for to Shri P.J. petrochemicals) Indroda process industrry 10-2- Vachhani Dharmsinh Desai nature 2012 Shri Univercity college park.Gandh D.P.Patel road.Nadiad inagar Shri G.B. Vasavada Shri R.N.Patel Shri H.M.Gavip Shri B.Y.Rathod Shri R.I.Desai

Shri N.I.Kapadia

Shri R.G.Shah

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Shri D.M.Thakar

Miss.M.S. Bhatt

Shri T.H.Mehta

Shri A.A.Dolti Shri A. R. Mistry SPO: Ancher Venue: Kum.S.A. Institute Geer 6-2-2012 Modi (hemious & foundation, On stoichioetry for to petrochemicals) Indroda Shri process industrry 10-2- Dharmsinh Desai nature A.G.Patel 2012 Univercity college park.Gandh Smt. road.Nadiad inagar J.B.Pandya Shri M.G.Kogji Shri H.C.Solanki Shri H.C.Solanki Shri J.M. Chaudhari Shri M. G. Kagaji. Shri. G. B. 8. 5-03- Vasavada 2. Training on Marine eco- 2012 to Shri. H. C. toxicology 9-03- Solanki 2012

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Shri 9. R.G.Shah

Shri K.C.Mistry

Mrs.D.P. Shah

Mrs. .A.Tank

Mrs. Minakshibe n Rathod

Shri R.P.Gupta

Shri J.D.Kalyani GEER foundation Shri Training Pregame Indroda, 14 to 16 D.M.Patel on Chemistry GPCB Nature february- (Vigilance) Park, 2012 Gandhinag Shri ar J.M.Mahida Shri B.Y.Rathod Shri K.B.Vaghela Shri V.S.Soni Shri Mahendra Bhadrecha

Shri M.G.Shaikh

Shri R.B.Trivedi

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Mrs. Rekha Shaikh

Shri C.A.Shah

Shri T.B.Shah

Shri M.V.Patel

Shri C.C. Bhimani

Shri D.M.Rathod GEER foundation Shri Indroda, 14 to 16 F.M.Modi Training Pregame on Chemistry GPCB Nature february- Mrs.S.A. Park, 2012 Bhargav Gandhinag ar Shri Rahul Kanojia Shri Niraj Shah Shri J. D. Kalyani Shri A. N. Shah Shri Rahul Kanojia Shri D. M. Thakar Shri R. N. Parmar

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B. Outstate Training for Employees Year 2011-2012

Sr. Name of Subject Organized by Venue Duration No employee

Shri Tatrakshak 1. Mukhyalaya Coast Y.A. Tai Seminar on Oil Guard 8th- 9th Pollution Response Headquarters, Chennai April, and 16th Meeting National Stadium 2011 of NOSDCP Shri Complex, New G.H.Trivedi Delhi

Conference on 24th- All Urban , Industrial 25th 2. Technical & Hospital Waste Saket SAKET Jun, 2011 Staff Management

Venue: Shri Administra 3. G.H.Trivedi tive staff Training - collage of Administrative Invitation to take India. Bell 23-01- Staff College of session at ASC1 on vista 2012 India, Hydrabad 23rd Jan. 20-12 Rajbhavan Shri Road,Hydra J.D.Kalyani bad- 500082

Shri Vehicular air 4. A.G. Patel polluting and its impact on human 01-02 health jointly MoEF/ICCT/ Septembe organised by New Delhi EPCA r MOEF/ICCT/EPCA 2011 Gulmohar hall Shri indian habitat S.M. Jha centre

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Shri Recent Trends in 5. Env. Monitoring D.L.Bhatt IIT Roorkee, Dept. and Control IIT, of chemical eng., 05-07 Strategies in Uttarakhan CPCB, Dec 2011 Shri Petroleum and d Uttarakhand A.O.Trivedi Petrochemical Industries

Shri 6. A.N. Shah Integrated Training on Marine 8th – Shri B.C. Coastal and GIS for Coastal 12th Bhrama- Marine Area Chennai Pollution August, bhatt Management Management 2011 (ICMAM) Shri S.M. Jha

Dept of Shri Collection , 10th – 7. Zoology, R.B.Trivedi Storage, Handling 14th CPCB, Delhi Patna and Disposal of Septembe Shri University, Hazardous waste r, 2011 M.G.Kagzi Patna

Seminar on Online Forbes Marshall, Dust and Flue Gas 29th Shri C. C. A-34/35, H-Block, Pimpri, 8. Flow Monitoring Septembe Bhimani MIDC, Morwadi, Pune for Dust Emission r, 2011 Pimpri, Pune Training

Current Smt. 9. requirement in J.B. Pandya environment Engineering Staff 02-04 impact assessment College of India, Hyderabad Nov 2011 Smt. (EIA) Processors Hydrabad M.S. Rathod procedure at ESCI Campus Nomination of technical expert - CII's intiatives on Shri J.D. increasing AFR 03-04 10. CII South India Goswami Usage in cement Nov 2011 industry (Visit to 2 cement plants, South india)

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Nomination of technical expert - CII's intiatives on Shri J.D. 16-18 11. increasing AFR CII Hyderabad Goswami Nov 2011 Usage in cement industry (One day workshop)

Professional Shri 12 development Engineerin A.G.Patel program on Engineering Staff g 16th – Compliance to College of India Staff 18th Zero Discharge (ESCI) College of Novembe Norms, Technical Hyderabad India, r, 2011 Shri Challenges Faced Hyderabad R.V.Chuhan by Dischargers.

Trg. "Capacity Shri building for 13. environment V.R.Patel National sound Environmental management 21-29 Engineering Nagpur (ESM) of PCB" at Nov 2011 Research Institute National (NEERI) Shri environmental A.V.Shah engineering research institute

Shri G.B. 14. Vasavada Seminar on " Persistent organic Casuarina 19-01- CPCB, Alongwith pollutants (POPS)- habital 2012 to M/s Jeol India overview, world, New 20-01- Private Ltd. monitoring and Delhi 2012 Shri M. Analysis” Vaijapurker

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Venue: Hydrabad - Administrative 12-01-12 Shri Institutional Administra 15. Staff College of to Anil G. Patel Frameworks tive staff India 13-01-12 collage of India

Venue: Administra 16. Shri tive staff G.H.Trivedi Training - collage of Administrative Invitation to take India. Bell 23-01- Staff College of session at ASC1 on vista 2012 India, Hydrabad 23rd Jan. 20-12 Rajbhavan Shri Road,Hydra J.D.Kalyani bad- 500082

Shri Organizing a one 17. V.K.Patel day national Venue: workshop on Gulmohar implementation of Organizer: CPC Hall, India Shri 1/2/2012 J.D.Goswani E-waste Board, Delhi Habitate (Management & Centre, Shri Mehul Handling) Rules Delhi G.Patel 2011 Vehicular air Shri polluting and its 18. S.M.Jha impact on human health jointly MoEF/ICCT/ organised by New Delhi 01-02 EPCA MOEF/ICCT/EPCA September Shri Gulmohar hall 2011 R.B.Trivedi indian habitat centre Shri One month 19. Venue: The D.S.Patel training central for 01-02- programme on Shri K.N. MoEF of Central science and 2012 to compliance Vashamshi PCB Delhi enviornme 29-02- monitoring and nt (CSE) 2012 enforcement Shri Anil D. Delhi Khandhedia (Feb.a.29,2012)

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Centre for Trg.decentralised Gujarat Ecology 7-2-2012 Shri V.M. Science and 20. waste water Commission., to 10-2- Prajapati Env. (CSE), treatment Gandhinagar 2012 Delhi

Administra Trg.Financial 13-02- Gujarat Ecology tive Staff Shri management to 2012 to 21. Commission., College of R.D.Patil ICZM project start 17-2- Gandhinagar India, at Hydrabad 2012 Hydrabad

Trg. Coastal zone Gujarat Ecology 6-2-2012 management and ICNAM, 22. Shri Y.A.Tai Commission., to 10-2- sedimentation at Chennai Gandhinagar 2012 Chennai

Venue: Smt. 23. Administra M.S.Rathod Implementation of remediation tive staf 6-2-2012 MoEF Gov. of processes based college f to 10-2- India, New Delhi on cost benefit India 2012 Smt. analysis (ASCI) R.N.Sheikh Hydrabad

Venue:Inte Shri G.B. grated 24. Vasavada coastal and Organizer: Guj. marine 5-3-2012 On Marine Eco ECO.commi sect area to 9-3- Toxicology 11,Gandhinagar manageme 2012 Shri nt H.C.Solanki (ICMAM), Chennai

Shri Project for 25. N.A.Shah institutional co. operation Instrument (ICI): Venue: 8-2-2012 Shri Capacity building CPCB, Delhi CPCBoard to 9-2- H.C.Solanki for emission Delhi 2012 measurement in Shri J.M. India with VTT Chaudhari (Finland)

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Integrated 26. Shri. Coastal and 14-02- Y A Tai 1. Training on "Oil 2012 to SPMU Marine Spill modeling” Area 16-02- Shri Manageme 2012 M. G.Kagaji. nt, Chennai

C. Foreign Training for Employees Year 2011-2012

Sr. Name of Subject Organized by Venue Duration No employee

Workshop on POPs United Nations 06/09/20 Shri Pollution Industrial 11 1. A.V.Shah, Management in Development Bangkok To EE Ship Breaking Organisation 07/09/20 Industry (UNIDO) 11 Shri United Nations 11/07/20 D.M.Thakar, Seminar on Eco- Industrial 11 DEE 2. town Concept & Development Japan To Shri Management Organisation 16/07/20 V.R.Patel, (UNIDO) 11 SES International 19/09/20 Growth Centre 11 Shri Hardik Conference 3. London School of London To Shah, MS Growth week Economics & 21/09/20 Political Science 11 Study Tour for Recovery of 27/11/20 Shri alternative fuels 11 Thailand & 4. J.D.Kaiyani, and Raw materials Govt.of Norway To Vietnam EE and Treatment of 02/12/20 Organic Hazardous 11 Waste Shri Hardik Shah, Member Monitoring & Measurement Solvey Specilities 5. Secretary Europe One week Shri Analytical India P.Ltd R.B.Trivedi, Methods DEE

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Regional Workshop on POP's Pollution Shri 06/06/20 6. Management in - Bangkok A.V.Shah 11 ship breaking Industries in Bangkok

Nomination of technical expert- Cell's initiatives on Shri J.D. increasing AFR 12-13 7. CII Indonesia Goswami Usage in cement Dec 2011 industry (International visit to Indonesia)

Nomination of technical expert- CII's initiatives on 05/12/20 increasing AFR 11 Shri J.D. 8. Usage in Cement CII Europe To Goswami industry 09/12/20 (International visit 11 to Europe:paris, Zurich)

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7.0 Prosecution launched and offences compound

In the initial years of its constitution, the Board pursued the industries to comply with the provisions of the Water Act,1974. However, even after giving notice and subsequently sufficient time to provide pollution control measures and to comply with environmental norms, the situation did not improve in many cases and the Board had to initiate legal action in accordance with the provisions of the Water Act, 1974; the Air Act, 1981 and the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 against the industries not comply with the provisions/directions specified by the Board under these Acts. The Board has continued to issue notice of direction, closure direction and file prosecution against the defaulting units.

The overall pollution of action taken by the Board under the Water Act-1974, the Air Act-1981 , the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and the Environment (Protection) Act-1986, as on 31-3-2012 are as under :

Sr. Up to Up to Particulars No. 31-3-2011 31-3-2012

1. Number of cases filed in the Court

(a) Under the Water Act-1974 2440 2440

(b) Under the Air Act-1981 635 635

c) Under the Criminal Procedure Code 247 247 (CrPC)

(d) Under the Water Act-1974 94 128

Total 3416 3450

2. Number of cases disposed off

(a) Under the Water Act-1974 1552 1585

(b) Under the Air Act-1981 337 351

(c) Under the Criminal Procedure Code 236 236 (CrPC)

(d) Under the EPAct-1986 25 25 01

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Total 2150 2197

3. Number of cases Pending in the court

(a) Under the Water Act 888 855

(b) Under the Air Act 298 284

(c) Under the Criminal Procedure Code 11 11 (CrPC)

(d) Under the Water Act-1974 69 103

Total 1266 1253

Particulars Important decision of the Court 4. (a) Under the Water Act-1974 429 430 Ad- interim injunction restraining Industries from discharging the trade effluent. Ad- interim injunction confirmed 219 219

Passing of convictions orders 28 28 (imprisonment fine or both)

(b) Under the Air Act-1981

Punishment in form of fine for operating industrial plants without consent of the Board 61 61 or for not providing stack monitoring facilities.

(c) Under the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)

Orders/injunctions issued by the 150 150 Executive Magistrates

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5. Action taken under the Air Act-1981

(a) Notice of directions issued under Section 31 A of the Air Act-1981 to the 9678 10046 defaulting units.

(b) Closure directions issued under Section 31 A of the Air Act-1981 of the 1985 2256 defaulting units.

6. (a) Action taken under the EP Act-1986.

(b) Notices of directions issued under rule 4(2) of the EPA 1986 read with Hazardous Waste (Management , 3684 3717 Handling & Transboundary Movement Rules-2008.

(c) Closure direction issued under Section 5 of the EPAct-1986 read with Hazardous Waste (Management , 1067 1132 Handling & Transboundary Movement ) Rules-2008

(d) Closure direction issued under Section 5 of the EPAct-1986 read with Plastic 26 44 waste (Management & Handling) Rules,2011

7. (a) Action taken under the EP Act-1986.

(b) Notice of directions issued under Section 33 A of the Water Act-1974 to the 9053 9707 defaulting units.

(c) Closure directions issued under Section 33 A of the of the Water Act-1974 4048 4603 defaulting units.

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8.0 Administrative set up of the Board, Board Meetings - Important decisions thereof.

In accordance with the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Gujarat Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules, 1976, Board meetings were conveyed by the board. The important brief of these meeting is as under:

8.1 Administrative set up of the Board

The Administrative set up of the Board is shown in Annexure XII.

(Head Office & Regional Offices)

8.2 Staff of the Board

The staff strength of for each cadre is shown in Annexure XIII.

8. 3 Offices of the Board

The offices of the Board are shown in Annexure XIV.

8.4 Important decisions taken by the Board during 2011 - 2012

Sr. Board Meetings Date

1. Meeting number : 178 23.6.2011

2. Meeting number : 179 03.9.2011

3. Meeting number : 180 08.12.2011

4. Meeting number : 181 12.03.2012

Important decisions taken in the Board meetings held during 2011 – 2012

178nd Board Meeting held on 23.6.2011

·Powers delegated to Regional Officers for hiring vehicle drivers through outsourcing.

·Decision is taken to find out alternative for disposal of legal cases after consultation with Home Department and Legal department.

179 th Board Meeting held on 03/09/2011.

·It was decided to prepare report regarding viability of alternatives for disposal of legal cases through public court.

Audit Report of year 2010-11 is approved

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180th Board Meeting held on 08/12/2011.

·It was decided to open new regional office at Jetpur.

·It was decided to set up the Internal Committee to look in to norms for industries. The Power to decide jurisdiction of committee is delegated to Chairman.

·Internal Committee is constituted for deciding category of Industry.

·A Committee is constituted for coal handing units located at Navsari.

·It was decided to publish quarter report of legal cases.

·It was decided to visit red category units every six months and green as well as orange category units every year.

·Policy decision is taken to exempt construction projects from obtaining CTE.

Committee Members are made aware regarding wide use of XGN system in Gujarat as well as in Goa, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh.

181th Board Meeting held on 12/03/2012.

·It was decided to implement Group Leave Encashment System for Leave Encashment to the Board employees or officers at the time of retirement.

·It was decided to make necessary changes in guidelines set for taking Bank Guarantee from industries.

·The Proposal to extend the State Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme (SAMP) for the period of January, 2012 to December, 2012 inclusive of expenditure thereof and entrusting to GEMI was approved.

·The proposal to extend ongoing NAMP (National Ambient Air Monitoring Programme) activities for the period of April, 2012 to March, 2013 inclusive of expenditure thereof and entrusting to GEMI was approved.

·The work of Volatile Organic Compound Analysis was assigned to GEMI for period up to 30/6/2012.

·It was decided to outsource the monitoring/analysis work of Volatile Organic Compound analysis from 1st July, 2012.

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9.0 Finance and accounts of the Board (as received from the State Government)

The details of the funds released to the Board by the State Government during the financial year 2011-2012are as under:

Particulars Rs. in lakh

[a] Plan 155

[b] Non Plan NIL

Total : 155.00

The details of statement of accounts and finance report is prepared and maintained by the Board in accordance with Section 40 of the Water Act, 1974.

The Audit Report of the Board for the year 2008-2009 is laid on the table of the House of the Gujarat State Assembly on 27.09.2011

In accordance with the provisions of the Water Act, 1974, the Annual Report of the Board duly prepared for the financial year 2010-2011was laid on the table of House of the State Legislature, Gujarat on 27.09.2011

10.0 Direction given by the State Government and steps taken to comply with them

NIL

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11. Any other important matter dealt with by the State Board (1) Gujarat Pollution Control Board : An organisational difference (A) First ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2008 certified state Board ISO 9001: 2008 is an international standard related to quality management system, applicable to any organization from all types of business sectors and activities, while ISO 14001 is an internationally accepted standard for effective implementation of Environmental Management System (EMS). Gujarat Pollution Control Board is perhaps the first Pollution Control Board in the country which obtained the ISO-9001 and ISO-14001 certification for head office at Gandhinagar. Also out of 22 Regional Offices in the state 17 Regional Offices have obtained these certification. While for the remaining 5 regional offices the application process to obtain the ISO certification is on the edge of completion. The Board has obtained these certifications for second consecutive year. As a technical refreshment tool and continual improvement program board has organized foundation training as well as internal auditors training in consultation with National Institute of Training and Standardization for the boards' officials. The Gujarat Pollution Control Board is also committed towards continual improvement of boards' environmental performance in the way of implementation of ISO Certifications. Gujarat Pollution Control Board has also frame Environment policy and quality policy and also assesses effectiveness of all its activities and set annual improvement objective and targets and reviews these to ensure that these are being met at the individual unit of organization Implementing ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 gives the following advantages Ÿ Better Credibility Ÿ Enhanced status-Image up-gradation Ÿ Uniform procedure Ÿ Proper documentation Ÿ Improved work condition Ÿ Better Awareness, increased motivation, higher efficiency, Prompt response to the stakeholders (B)Central Laboratory of GPCB - NABL Accreditated Laboratory National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) is an autonomous body under the aegis of Department of Science & Technology, Government of India. NABL has been established with the objective to provide Government, Industry Associations and Industry in general with a scheme for third- party assessment of the quality and technical competence of testing and calibration

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laboratories. Government of India has authorised NABL as the sole accreditation body for Testingand Calibration laboratories The Central laboratory of Gujarat Pollution Control Board is located at Gandhinagar. This laboratory provides facilities for analysis of samples collected by Regional Offices located at Ahmadabad, Gandhinagar, Mehsana, Palanpur, Himmatnagar, Vigilance Cell at Gandhinagar and other agencies. Besides this laboratory also involved in development of methods for analysis of water, wastewater, gases and hazardous waste samples etc. This Central Laboratory is accredited with National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratory (NABL) on 21.12.2011 for 45 chemical parameters and 6 biological parameters (Total-51). Perhaps GPCB is the only State Pollution Control Board in India which is accredited with NABL for 51 parameters at a time. The Board has another seven regional laboratories located at Vadodara, Surat, Vapi, Bharuch, Bhavanagar, Rajkot & Jamnagar and they are in the process of obtaining NABL accreditation. Recognition of a laboratory by an Accreditation body in accordance with international criteria has following advantages:

Ÿ Add more value to the quality of testing and accuracy.

Ÿ Increase of confidence in Testing/ Calibration data and personnel work performance.

Ÿ Better control of laboratory operations and feedback to laboratories as to whether they have sound Quality Assurance System and are technically competent.

Ÿ Potential increase in business due to enhanced customer confidence and satisfaction.

Ÿ Savings in terms of time and money due to reduction or elimination of the need for retesting of products. (C) Gujarat Pollution Control Board Now, a Recognized Research Centre of Gujarat Forensic Science University,Gandhinagar Gujarat Pollution Control Board is a knowledge based organization in which various Research and Development activities are carried out and promoted in the field of pollution control and environment protection. Networking with other knowledge based and Research Institution like Gujarat Forensic Science University will enhance the research and development work. Scientists and Engineers of both organizations will exchange their views and work together in the areas of pollution surveillance, prevention and control technology. Short-term and long-term courses in the field of Environment Forensic which are

221 Gujarat Pollution Control Board prevalent in developed western world will also be developed jointly to build core competency of the students of the state in this specialized subject. This will also lead to development of new era of employment in the field of environment. (2). Paryavaran Bhavan- Solar Building- The GPCB new building Govt. of Gujarat promotes the concept of green building. Gujarat Pollution Control Board has also adopted the concept of green building its new Head Office building situated at Gandhinagar. Construction of this office building is carried out by R&B Department, Gandhinagar.Some of the important features of this green building are

Ÿ 80 KW Solar systems through Solar Photo Volatic Cells are provided for generating electric power.

Ÿ The excess electric power generated, from this solar system is supplied into grid of Torrent Power Ltd.

Ÿ From water conservation point of view, two separate recharge wells have been provided by means of which rain water harvesting will be carried out. Approx. - 750 Cu. Mt. of rain water is expected to be recharged into the underground aquifers per season/year.

Ÿ Building is so designed and constructed that natural light and cross ventilation at every floor of the premises can be obtained to the maximum extent. Thereby daily electric consumption will also be reduced to certain extent.

Ÿ Proper plantation all along the periphery of compound as well as with gardening and landscaping in the designated area of the building is carried out through the Forests Department.

Ÿ Electric appliances like Tube fittings (T-5), CFL Tubes, Fans, five star rating AC machines (40 nos.) etc. are provided having more power saving characteristics. The Board is also in the process of obtaining Green Building Certifications for this new Head Office (Paryavaran Bhavan). Registration ( no. NC121460) is made for the same with Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) in LEED-INDIA NC category. (3 )Flagship Project on e –Governance : GPCB is a pioneer state in the country for making effective use of Information Technology through its dedicated portal for e-governance that not only to help GPCB for function as regulator but also as a facilitator and service providers to the industries and community for protection of environment with sustainable development.

In India GPCB has carved a new path with optimization of available human resource that other SPCBs are following for (1) the transformation for good governance calls

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for change of leadership role aimed at involving and empowering all those who are working in the Board.. (2) The environment related better pollution control and improved management using information technology.

Web enabled software for smooth conduction of day-to-day operations at any State Pollution Control Board in India. Our main e–Governance service that offered to the industries and community is implemented through replication in the state of Himachal pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Madhy Pradesh, Goa. Some other states are also in the process of adopting the e-governance service.

About the Project :

It is developed by NIC (National Informatics Center) for the Gujarat Pollution Board, facilitates day to day operations at field office and industries in the state. It helps the board in implementation of Pollution & Environment Acts (air, water and hazardous waste). This project is branded as XGN. GPCB has developed module for acceptance, processing, finalization and issuance of CCA, CTE, BMW Authorization, Monitoring & Inspection Report, Water Cess, Complain etc. Recently board has started developing modules for online live tracking of transportation & disposal of hazardous waste, co processing of wastes in cement plant. Board is also developing module for Status through Mobile (SMS to 56070), application status, address & consent validity, defaulter status of industry.

The core of XGN lies in the e-Movement and online processing of e-files leading to stoppage of physical files. 85 percent of the online application for NOC/consent is cleared “in principle” before it actually physically lands at the field office. All Transactions, location of e-file details or even status of various returns are preserved in e-Box. e-Communication Module i.e. SMS, e-Talk,e-Message Box and timely alerts is the core of XGN. Also, there is effective usage of e-TALK between various stake holders. Queries are in form of SMS and immediate reflection of replies results into speedier disposals

The success program is amply vindicated in the accolades won by the GPCB (4 ) Green Movement through R&D: Knowing that Copper Phthalocyanine blue is a kind of high-level organic pigments, it produces ammonia gas as well as carbon dioxide gas during decomposition of urea, generating ammonium carbonate. On the other end Magnesium Carbonate manufacturing industries in Bhavnagar district are in search of cheaper raw material as an alternative of Soda Ash – Sodium Carbonate. As a matter of concern for disposal problem from these generator - CPC industry and recycler - Magnesium Carbonate

223 Gujarat Pollution Control Board industry, a study has been conducted on the utilization of effluent of both industries by Regional Office as a initiative in R & D with re-use, reprocess and recycle options. This has carbonate rich effluent has attracted manufactures of Magnesium Carbonate due lower cost at the same time it is solving the problem of disposal of effluent of Phthalo cyanine blue industry of Ankleshwar and other part of Gujarat. Study of generation of Ammonium Chloride effluent from Magnesium chloride evolved that 1. It is not harmful to the soil as well to farmer as it is a good source of NITROGEN in Agriculture so inorganic salt of Ammonia is good ammonical fertilizer. 2. It can be directly used by the salt farm owners to further naturally evaporate the solution to get salt. This mixed salt finds wide use in soda ash, caustic soda and other salt-based industries. 3. Alternate method is to evaporate the dilute salt solution by means of jacketed evaporator. This installation has to be done along with ETP. This will be a costlier method then to directly sell the liquid to the salt farm. 4. One more alternate method is to recover ammonia from dilute ammonium chloride liquor by subjecting it to steam distillation after lime treatment. This technology is already in use by all Soda ash manufacturers. The above liquor containing ammonium chloride will become a make-up for soda ash industry. Further study has evolved that out of all option no. 4 - utilizing discharge liquor is much more attractive for subsequent recovery of ammonia in industries like soda ash where distillation units are already operational is a good alternative which is cost effective. Moreover effluent after recovery can be directly disposed into salt-pan, which enhances salt productivity and additional recovery of Gypsum in salt form. Thus, use of ammonium carbonate as a raw material for magnesium carbonate will be one step towards green environment. Hon. Minister Shri Mangubhai Patel, Forest and Environment has released trial permission letters for 16 CPC blue manufacturing industries and 16 Magnesium Carbonate manufacturing industries and one Soda ash industry on World Environment, 5thjune 2011. (5) Co-processing of Hazardous / Non Hazardous Waste in Cement Kiln To sustain the Energy supply and conserve natural resources the concept of “Utilization of Waste” as supplementary resources or for energy recovery, or for re- processing should be adopted & known as “CO-PROCESSING”. Co-processing provides an environmentally sound resources recovery option and does not hamper

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waste reduction efforts. Co-processing is also in line with relevant international agreements namely the Basel and Stockholm conventions. Gujarat Pollution Control Board has taken various initiatives by providing the platform to the Hazardous waste generator / Facility operator and Cement/Steel Industry for the adoption of co-processing concept in a big way. GPCB has already conducted the series of meeting, workshop and awareness programme to boost up the Co-processing of Hazardous waste in the State with all stake Holders. GPCB has provided necessary information on Waste availability and guidance to the concern stake holders for the betterment of Environment within State. In furtherance, GPCB has also drawn attention especially towards Municipal Corporations / Local bodies and State level meetings are organized to boost up the co- processing of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW / RDF) in Cement Kilns. Considering State is having leading Cement Manufacturers who are capable enough to co-process waste as alternate fuel / raw material to reinforce its competitiveness and at the same time contribute to solutions to some of society's waste problem in a way which valorises the waste and is beneficial to the Environment. In order to fulfil social commitment towards sustainability by reducing waste as resource thereby reducing the Green House Gas Emission in respect of co2 considering open burning of MSW. Benefit at a Glance : Co-processing is a potential pathway for cement /power/steel sectors to use of waste as alternative fuel / raw material which provide numerous environmental benefits such as:-

Ÿ Reduction in use of mined natural materials such as limestone, bauxite, Iron ore etc and non-renewable fossil such as coal. This also reduces the environmental impacts associated with mining of these natural materials.

Ÿ Contributes towards a lowering of emissions such as greenhouse gases by replacing the use of fossil fuels with materials that would otherwise have to be incinerated with corresponding emissions and final residues.

Ÿ Reduction in requirement of land required for land fill option thereby reducing the emissions and also liability associated with the landfills.

Ÿ Maximizes the recovery of resources present in the waste. All the energy is used directly in the kiln for clinker and the non-combustible part of the waste becomes part of clinker.

Ÿ Reduce the economical burden on the industry along with savings of natural resources as waste gets consumed for energy recovery and as supplementary

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resource.

Ÿ Reduce the Health hazard associated with disposal of Hazardous waste by other pathways.

Ÿ Helps Society for sustainable Eco-Environmental development by using waste as supplementary resource & alternative fuel. Initiatives and Action taken by GPCB to Boost up 4R concept in the state by means of Co-processing : Gujarat pollution control Board has granted Authorization / permission to M/s Ambuja Cement, M/s Ultratech Cement, M/s Sanghi Cement Ltd. and M/s. Lafarge India (P) limited Chhattisgarh for co-processing of different type of Hazardous Wastes in line with regular permission accorded by CPCB, Delhi. Approximately up to March – 2012 @ 83000 MT of Hazardous and Non Hazardous waste have been co-processed in the cement Industries. ( 6 ) E-waste management : E-waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams today and is growing almost three times the rate of municipal waste, globally. E-waste is highly complex waste to handle due to its varying constituents, it also contains precious metals and many rare materials, which are highly valuable. As per current estimate in India generates about 4,00,000 tonnes of e-waste annually almost 90% of the available E-waste continues to be recycled in the informal sector. E-waste (Management & Handling) Rules-2011 shall came into force from 1st May 2012 and applicable to every Producer, Consumer or Bulk Consumer involved in the manufacture, sale, purchase and processing of electrical and electronic equipment as specified in Schedule – I. Collection Centre, Dismantler and Recycler of e-waste, Bulk

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The break-up of Hazardous / Non Hazardous Waste Co-Processed in different Cement Plants in the State are us under.

Waste Co-processed in Various Cement Plants in Metric Tons Name of Cement Plant 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012

Ambuja Cement Limited Kodinar 1834.46 10536.789 Junagadh 2710.675

Ultratech Cement Limited - Kovaya 11742 16425 11153

Ultratech Cement limited Narmada - 2116.395 3140 Jafrabad 3208.16

Gujarat Sidhee Cement Limited - - 16743

TOTAL 15692.855 22343.835 41572.789

* The variance of waste is due to feeding problem of low bulk density material like plastic waste/ MSW etc. and less availability of agricultural waste.

Beside this Gujarat Pollution Control Board has also accorded Interstate NOC for Co-processing of Hazardous Waste at Lafarge Cement Limited Chhatishgarh from M/s. Gujarat Narmada valley Fertilizers Corporation Limited, Bharuch and M/s. Gujarat Enviro Projects Infrastructures Limited, Surat for which regular permission is accorded by CPCB and around 7265.185 MT of Waste is Co- Processed in the Cement Plant.

227 Gujarat Pollution Control Board consumers etc. has to play important role for providing Environmental solutions “From Inception to Completion” for sustainable development. Beside this, GPCB has already taken initiative and granted total four registration for recycling of E-waste in Gujarat as follows under Hazardous waste (M,H&TM) Rules- 2008. The details of E-waste recycling facilities located in Gujarat as under.

ECS Environment Ltd. M/s E-process House, 11,12 Garden Road, Opp. Auda Garden, Plot no. 136/p-1,Phase-II, GIDC, Sindhubhawan,Off. C.G.Road, Pakwan Vapi, Ta-Pardi, Dist-Valsad @ 350 MTA Circle, Ahmedabad. @ 5000 MTA

Pruthvi Recyclers Pvt.Ltd., E-coli Waste Management Pvt. Ltd. Golden Ind. Area, Plot no. 31, Plot No. 90-91-92, Kothariya Ind. Eastate, Sabar Industrial Park Pvt. Ltd. Kothariya,Rajkot Vill. Asal Ta. Bhiloda Dist. Sabarkantha @ 1069.2 MTA @ 6012 MTA

( 7 ) Odor Control Odour – A quality of something that stimulates the olfactory organ usually obnoxious in nature and creates nuisance is perceived as “Air Pollution”. In industrial air pollution, it is an important issue and requires due attention. The odour is either continuous or in the form of puffs lasting for few minutes. It may be from the point sources or area sources. In chemical industrial sectors pesticides and bulk drug manufacturing units have high potential of the odour generation. In these sectors, the sources of generation are from raw material/product / intermediates characteristics, Process reaction etc. H2S, Volatile Organic Carbons (VOC) are the major contributors which generates the odour in such sectors. Technical interventions are required to control the odour at source. Ankleshwar and Vapi in Gujarat are the industrial estates in which the problem is seen. The Board has asked many industrial units in Ankleshwar to implement the Odour Control Action Plan to each of such unit which includes the measures like: (i) Storage of odourous chemicals under negative pressure (ii) Nitrogen blanketing / purging during the transfer of such materials (iii) Provision of Fume Incinerator in specific unit (iv)Bio-filtration /Ozone treatment / filters and other techniques of absorption and adsorption etc. Many steps of cleaner production has helped in reduction in VOC release in the atmosphere has ultimately also resulted in relief from the odour in industrial units such as (i) use of chilled brine in condensers improves not only the recovery of solvent but also reduce odour nuisance. (ii) Provision of the breather valve in the storage tanks of such material and storage of such material in the tanks to reduce the drum handling etc.

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Such initiative by the Board has resulted in to the less number of complaints from these areas in last two years. ( 8 ) CLEANER PRODUCTION Cleaner Production, with great vitality and buoyancy, being a new era “Pollution Prevention” in the history of Environmental Promotion and will become the best approach for pollution control in this new century. GPCB is actively engaged in promotional activities of Cleaner Production. To motivate the industries, Gujarat Pollution Control Board authorities have also initiated concepts of pollution prevention. GPCB is also now working on Proactive Concepts and supporting in creation of Cleaner Production. As a part of this activity GPCB assigned a project of Awareness Programme on Promotional Activities of Cleaner Production at different sectors & different group in Gujarat to Gujarat Cleaner Production Centre. The Chairman, GPCB and Member Secretary, GPCB provided a platform to GCPC with their Technical Support & Encouraged Promotional activities in Different Industrial Estate and Academics Institution. Table overleaf showing Promotional Activity in Industrial Estate.

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Sr. No. of Estates Name Venue Date No Participate Dipak Nitrite Nandesari Limited - 1. 14th June 2011 36 Industrial Estate Conference Hall Nandesari

Kalol Industrial Kalol Industries 2. 26th June 2011 27 Estate Association Hall

Ankleshwar Ankleshwar 3. Industries 9th August 2011 118 Industrial Estate Association Hall

Vatva Industrial Centre of 9th September 4. 212 Estate Excellence, Vatva 2011

Naroda Industrial Centre of 11th November 5. 76 Estate Excellence NIA 2011

Vapi Industrial Centre of 15th December 6. 181 Estate Excellence Vapi 2011

Ban Hall, Kutch Rajkot Industrial Saurashtra 7. 20th January 2012 65 Estate Productivity Council

Promotion Activity In Colleges

No. of Sr. Estates Name Venue Date Student No Participate

Nirma University, “A” Block, Nirma 1. 21st February 2012 63 Ahmedabad Campus

L. D. College of “Chemical Engineering, 22nd February 2. Department Block”, 56 Ahmedabad 2012 L. D. Campus

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Vishwakarma Government “Chemical 27th February Engineering Department Block”, 3. 2012 47 College, VGEC Campus Chandhkheda , Ahmedabad

Lukhdhirji “LENCO Hall”, LEC 29th February Engineering 4. Morbi 2012 75 College, Morbi

Institute of Science 3rd Floor, & Technology for Conference Room, 5. Advance Studies & 1st March 2012 70 ISTAR Research, Vallabh Vidhyanagar

(9) Third Eye Watch through CCTV for air monitoring

In Ahmedabad jurisdiction the area of Narol, Saijpur and Ranipur is the cluster of about 100 nos of Textile units are situated. Majority of these units are using solid fuel like Lignite/steam Coal or wood in the boiler/Thermic Fluid Heater.Due to this, there are frequent problems of air pollution from stack of Boiler/Thermic Fluid Heater. GPCB regional office, Ahmedabad is regularly carrying out monitoring of these units even though, this also requires Surveillance monitoring to control emission of Particulate matter.

In the face of manpower shortage, logistics problems and increasing pressure to make a heavily industrialised state less toxic, the GPCB has installed a Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) camera system which facilitates monitoring of chimneys of industries from RO-Office.

GPCB Regional Office, Ahmedabad has commissioned a unique project to control this air pollution by visual live monitoring of emission from stack of Boiler/ Thermic Fluid Heater. The image of plume with boiler stack captured by CCTV Camera, transferred through DVR (Digital Video Recorder) and thus live images are receiving through internet on LCD-TV which is installed at Regional office, Ahmedabad. Total 29 nos of DVR have been installed which is connected to 57 cameras that covers 89 nos of stacks of Boiler/Thermic Fluid Heater in 75 industries. The recording of snapshots can be kept for 30 days.

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In Vatva, another industrial cluster on the city's outskirts, 14 CCTVs have been installed although they are yet to start functioning due to insufficient Internet connectivity.

The Surveillance officer immediately contact the person in charge of the unit through mobile, in case of thick smoke emission is observed from stack and direct them to take necessary action to control the same. This has resulted in to optimum fuel consumption and live physical monitoring of emission which in turn reduced the air pollution. Thus, with the limited staff of the office, the system became helpful for better surveillance monitoring for air pollution .Subsequently this system is being extended in area of GIDC vatva and city area where 14 and 4 industrial units respectively has installed CCTV Camera in their premises.

Considering the upbeat results GPCB extended the CCTV camera system to another highly industrialized textile hub at Surat. In Surat installation of CCTV Cameras was started in February 2012. This system is operational in about 70 industries and for remaining units work is under process.

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Annexure I Members of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (as on 31.3.2012) Date of assuming or leaving, Sr. Name / Ex-officio, and address Designation if any, during 2010-11 1. Chairman, Dr. K.U. Mistry, Chairman Gujarat Pollution Control Board Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector 10 A, Gandhinagar 382010

2. The Commissioner of Transport, Shri J. P. Gupta, IAS Member Office of Commissioner of Transport, Govt. of Gujarat, 6/2, Dr. Jivraj Mehta Bhavan, Gandhinagar 382 010 3. The Industries Commissioner, Shri B.B. Swain, Member Office of Industries Commissioner, IAS Govt. of Gujarat, 1/ 2, Udyog Bhavan, Sector 11, Gandhinagar 382 017 4. Vice Chairman & Managing Director Shri B.B. Swain, Member Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation, IAS 2/2, Udhyog Bhavan, Sector 11, Gandhinagar 382 017 5. The Director of Municipalities, Shri R, M. Jadav, Member Directorate of Municipalities, Government of IAS Gujarat, Old Assembly Building, Nr. Town Hall, Sector 17, Gandhinagar 382 017 6. The Commissioner & Ex-officio Secretary Shri N. Srivastav, Member (Public* Enterprise Bureau) Finance Department, IFS Government of Gujarat. 4/9, Sardar Patel Bhavan, (additional charge) Gandhinagar 382 010 (from 2.9.2009 onwards)

7. The Deputy Secretary, Shri N.K. Patel Member Forests and Environment Department, Govt. of Gujarat. 14/8, Sardar Patel Bhavan, Gandhinagar 382 010 8. The General Manager (Projects) Shri A. B. Shah Member Gujarat Industrial Investment Corporation, 11-12/7, Udhyog Bhavan, Sector 11, Gandhinagar 382 017 9. Member Secretary, Shri Hardik Shah, Member Gujarat Pollution Control Board (from 22.06.2010 onwards) Secretary Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector 10 A, Gandhinagar 382010

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Annexure II Gujarat Pollution Control Board (Recruitment) Regulations, 2007 (Regulation No. 8 (1) (i)) Selection Committee

Sr. Posts for which Composition of the Committee constituted 1. I & II Chairman: Chairman of the Board. Members: 1. Member Secretary of the Board. 2. Two Board Members as decided by the Chairman of the Board. 3. One or more outside experts as approved by the Chairman of the Board. 4. Director (Environment), Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat. 5. Deputy Secretary (Environment), Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat. 2. III & IV Chairman: Member Secretary of the Board. Members: 1. Deputy Secretary (Environment), Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat. 2. Senior Environmental Engineer or Sr. Environmental Scientist (Senior most). 3. Head of the Accounts/ Adm. / Legal as approved by theMember Secretary. 4. Junior Technical Officer, Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat.

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Annexure III Gujarat Pollution Control Board (Recruitment) Regulations, 2007 (Regulation No. 8 (1) (ii))

Promotion Committee

Posts for which Sr. Composition of the Committee constituted 1. I & II Chairman: Chairman of the Board. Members: 1. Member Secretary of the Board. 2. Two Board Members as decided by the Chairman at least one must Official member. 3. Deputy Secretary (Environment), Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat.

2. III & IV Chairman: Member Secretary of the Board. Members: 1. Senior Environmental Engineer,or Sr. Environmental Scientist (Senior most) of the Board. 2. Deputy Secretary (Environment), Forests and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat. 3. Head of the Personal Branch of the Board.

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Annexure IV Gujarat Pollution Control Board Members of the Technical Committees of the Board (2011-12)

Sr. Name / Ex-officio, and address Designation 1. Chairman, Chairman Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Paryavaran Bhavan, Sec. 10 A, Gandhinagar 382010 2. Member Secretary, Member Gujarat Pollution Control Board Paryavaran Bhavan, Sec. 10 A, Gandhinagar 382010 3. The Zonal Officer Member Central Pollution Control Board Zonal Office, Baroda 4. Pro. P. A. Joshi Member DDIT, Nadiad 5. Pro.J. N. Joshi Member L.D. Engineering College Ahmedabad Shri Bharatbhai Jain 6. Member Member Secretary, G. C. P. C. Gandhinaagar One or more outside experts as approved by the Chairman of the 7. Member Board Shri P. U. Dave, Env. Engineer 8 Convener G. P. C. B. Gandhinagar

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Annexure V Gujarat Pollution Control Board Purchase Committee The Board has set up a Purchase Committee consisting of officers of the Board for petty purchase, etc. item amounting Rs. 1 to 5 lakh, as under :

Sr. Officer's Designation Designation as Committee Member

1. Member Secretary Chairman

2. Senior Environmental Engineer Member

3. Senior Environmental Scientist Member

4. Chief Accounts Officer (Personnel) Member

5. Law Officer Member

6. Head, Central Laboratory Member

7. Environmental Engineer (to be decided by the Member Chairman)

8. Environmental Engineer (Stores) Convener

9. Administrative Officer (Personnel) Member

10. Accounts Officer Member

11. Internal Audit Officer Invitee Member

12. Head of respective Regional Office Invitee Member

Moreover, following officers shall also be included as Members in the aforesaid Committee for purchase of an item exceeds amount of Rs. 5 lakh and above.

1. Deputy Secretary,Forest and Environment Department, Govt. of Gujarat.

2. Financial Advisor,Finance Department, Govt. of Gujarat.

Note : The details of Purchase Committee is laid down vide an Office Order issued vide (Gujarati) letter no. gpcb/admV536/(3)/13901/2009 dated 7.7.2009.

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Annexure VI Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Scientific Committee Sr. No. Name & Designation Designation for committee 1. Shri K. C. Mistry, Senior Environment Scientist Chairman 2. Environment Engineer (Store Branch)) Member 3. Shri K.D. Shukla, Invitee Member Petrography & Mineral Chemistry Lab, Commissioner of Geology & Mining Laboratory Block No. 15, Gandhinagar 4. Shri V. S. Patel, Director Invitee Member “SICART” , Vallabhvidhyanagar, Dist. Anand. 5. Shri A. P. Patel, Invitee Member Assistant Director (Chemistry Branch), Forensic Science Laboratory, Opp.Police Bhavan, Sector 18/A, Gandhinagar 6. Shri Dattamadmavar, Invitee Member Bio Science Department, B.R.D. School of Bio Science, S. P. University,Vallabhvidhyanagar – 388 120 Dist: Anand 7. Smt. J. B. Pandya, Convener Senior Scientific Assistant, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Gandhinagar

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Annexure VII Gujarat Pollution Control Board The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has constituted a Committee as under in order to finalize the Registration as recyclers with environmentally sound management facilities under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008.

Sr. No. Name & Designation Designation for committee

Member Secretary, Chairman 1. Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Gandhinagar.

Head/Representative Hazardous Waste Cell, Central Pollution Control Member 2. Board, Delhi.

Zonal Officer, Central Pollution Control Board, Vadodara. Member 3. Head or his Representative, Metallurgic Engineering Department, M.S., Member 4. Baroda.

Dr. V.K. Shrivastav, Associated Professor, Din Dayal Petroleum Member 5. University, School of Petroleum Technology, Raisan, Gandhi nagar.

Concern Unit Head, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Head Office, Member 6. Gandhinagar.

Concern Regional Officer, Gujarat Pollution Control Board. Member 7. Member Secretary, Gujarat Cleaner Production Centre, Gandhinagar. Member 8. Unit Head, Hazardous Waste Branch, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Member Secretary 9. Gandhinagar.

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Annexure VIII Gujarat Pollution Control Board Committee for Permission for Co-processing of Hazardous Waste and other waste in Cement kiln/Thermal Power Plants/Steel plants.

Sr. No. Name & Designation Designation for committee Member Secretary, Chairman 1. Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Gandhinagar.

Concern Unit Head, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Head Member 2. Office, Gandhinagar.

Concern Regional Officer, Gujarat Pollution Control Board. Member 3. Zonal Officer, Central Pollution Control Board, Vadodara. Member 4. Representative of National Productivity Council, Gandhinagar. Member 5. Head of the Chemical Department, L.D. College of Engineering, Member 6. Navrangpura, Ahmedabad.

Head of the Environment Department, L.D. College of Member 7. Engineering, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad.

In-charge, PCI-II Division, Central Pollution Control Board, Member 8. Delhi.

Unit Head, Hazardous Waste Branch, Gujarat Pollution Control Convenor 9. Board, Gandhinagar.

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Annexure IX Gujarat Pollution Control Board A committee for approval of Ship Recycling Facility Management Plan (RFMP)

A committee is constituted vide this office order No.GPCB/HAZ/BHV/C-92/32199 13th November, 2007 to scrutinize and to recommend for the approval of Recycling Facilities Management Plan to be submitted by the ship recycler to the Gujarat Pollution Control Board. The committee is consisted of following members :

Sr. NO. Name of Member Description 1. Member Secretary, Gujarat Pollution Control Board Chairman 2. Representative of Gujarat Maritime Board Member 3. Representative of DISH Member 4. Representative of Labour Department Member 5. Unit Head (Hazardous Waste) Member 6. Regional Officer, GPCB – Bhavnagar/Jamnagar Member Secretary

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Annexure X Gujarat Pollution Control Board Category Committee

Sr. No. Name & Designation Designation in the committee

1. Member Secretary Chairman

2. Shri R.G.Shah, Sr. Environment Engineer Member

3. Shri K.C. Mistry, Sr. Environment Scientist Member

4. Shri V.R.Ghadge, Sr. Environment Engineer Member

5. Shri V.R.Patel , Sr. Environment Engineer Member

6. Shri Y.A. Tai, Environment Engineer Convener

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Annexure XI Gujarat Pollution Control Board Norms Committee

Sr. No. Name & Designation Designation in the committee

1. Shri Hardik Shah, Member Secretary Chairman

2. Shri R.G.Shah, Sr. Environment Engineer Member

3. Shri K.C. Mistry, Sr. Environment Scientist Member

4. Shri V.R.Ghadge, Sr. Environment Engineer Member

5. Shri V.R.Patel, Sr. Environment Engineer Member

6. Shri J. V. Pandya, Law Officer Member

7. Shri Y.A. Tai, Environment Engineer Convener

243 Gujarat Pollution Control Board EE SSA SRCL CCT P1 (contd.) Programmer SRCL SSA AEE DEE EE DEE AEE SSA DS SRCL SEIAA COMMITTEE VADODARA, GODHRA Annexure -Annexure XII CCT = Clerk-cum-typist CP = Computer AEE SO SES EE DEE SSA JSA SRCL CCT VIGILANCE GANDHINAGAR, HIMMATNAGAR CCT SRCL JSA SSA SO SES EE DEE AEE JSA DS CCT CENTRAL LAB SURAT, NAVSARI Chief Accounts OfficerChief Accounts LO = Law Officer CCT ALO LO EE DEE AEE SSA CCT LEGAL VAPI, MEHSANA AOA/csO Officer = Accounts Officer = Administrative ALO = Assistant Law Officer AGAR, CCT JO EE DEE SSA DS CCT AUDIT PORBANDAR, JUNAGADH, SUR.N PALANPUR ecretary Chairman Member S CCT SRCL DS JO A/C.O. SEE SO DEE AEE DS SRCL ACCOUNT RAJKOT, HAZ, E.WASTE, HAZ. CHEM. Gujarat Pollution Control Board Control Pollution Gujarat Administrative Setup of the Board Administrative JSA = Jr. Scientific Assistant DS = Dy Superintendent SES = Sr. Scientist Environmental CA/csO = SRCL JO SEE EE SSO DEE AEE AO INQUIRY SO SSA JSA DS SRCL CCT WATER CESS, WATER ENV. STATEMENT / AUDIT, MSW, BMW, R&D CCT DS JO CAO DEE AEE DS SRCL ERSONNEL AHMEDABAD, BHARUCH Sr. Engineer Environmental EE Engineer = Environmental DEE Engineer = Deputy Environmental AEE Engineer = Assistant Environmental SO SSA = Sr. = Scientific Officer Scientific Assistant SSO = Sr. Scientific Officer JO = Jr. Officer WIRMAN CCT CP DS SO EE SEE DEE AEE SO SSA CCT STORS, COMPUTER, TCM BHUJ, JAMNAGAR, BHAVNAGAR, ISO Common pool : Stenographers, Drivers, Havaldar, Naik, Peon-cum-Chowkidar, (Hamal) Sweeper Abbreviations :Abbreviations SEE = [A] Head Office, Gandhinagar [A] Head Office, CCT DS SR.DRF. SSA SO EE ANKLESHWAR, ANAND, NADIAD SEE DEE AEE SSA DS CCT P2, RTI

244 Annual Report : 2011 - 2012 JO D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT Sr. Clerk D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT D.S. Sr. Clerk Sr. Clerk CCT SSO SO SSA JSA JSA SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA (Sr. Scientific Officer) Surat Regional Officer Anand Regional Officer Nadiyad Regional Officer (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) Mehsana Regional Officer DEE AEE ALO DEE EE DEE DEE DEE Surendranagar Regional Officer CCT JO D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT D.S. Sr. Clerk D.S. CCT Sr. Clerk SO D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA SO SSA SSO SO SSA JSA Jetpur Regional Officer (Env.Engineer) Jetpur Regional Officer (Sr. Scientific Officer) Rajkot Regional Officer Bhuj Regional Officer EE DEE ALO Godhra Regional Officer (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) Palanpur Regional Officer (Environmental Engineer) DEE DEE DEE DEE Himmatnagar Regional Officer JO D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT D.S. CCT D.S. Sr. Clerk Sr. Clerk CCT D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT CCT [B] Regional Offices of the GPCB Offices [B] Regional SSO SO SSA JSA SSO SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA SSO SO SSA JSA SO (Environmental Engineer) Vapi Regional Officer Vadodara Regional Officer (Environmental Engineer) DEE DEE ALO (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) ALO Jamnagar Regional Officer Ankleshwar Regional Officer DEE AEE DEE DEE Gandhinagar Regional Officer AEE JO Sr. Clerk CCT D.S. CCT D.S. CCT D.S. Sr. Clerk JO D.S. Sr. Clerk CCT Navasari Regional Officer (Sr. ScientificNavasari Regional Officer Officer) SSO SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA SSO SO SSA SO SSA JSA SO SSA JSA DEE Bharuch Regional Officer Bharuch (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) (Environmental Engineer) Junagadh Regional Officer LO Porbandar Regional Officer Bhavnagar Regional Officer (Sr. Environmental Scientist) DEE AEE EE DEE DEE DEE Ahmedabad Regional Officer . [Cont. pre-page] from

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Annexure XIII Gujarat Pollution Control Board Staff strength for each cadre of the Board (as on 31.3.2012) Sr. Name of the Post Post(s) filled up 1. Member Secretary 1 2. Senior Environmental Scientist 2 3. Senior Environmental Engineer 8 4. Senior Scientific Officer 8 5. Environmental Engineer 28 6. Law Officer 3 7. Administrative Officer 1 8. Chief Accounts Officer 1 9. Accounts Officer 1 10. Scientific Officer 36 11. Deputy Environmental Engineer 48

12. Assistant Environmental Engineer 26 13. Senior Scientific Assistant 64 14. Assistant Law Officer 4 15. Public Relations Officer 0 16. Junior Scientific Assistant 31 17. Junior Officer 8 18. Senior Draftsman 1 19. Deputy Superintendent 31 20. English Steno Gr. I 2 21. English Steno Gr. II 3 22. Gujarati Steno Gr. I 2 23. English Steno Gr. III 2 24. Gujarati Steno Gr. II 0 25. Computer Programmer 2 26. Senior Clerk 21 27. Clerk – cum – Typist 51 28. Wireman 1 29. Driver 7 30. Hawaldar, Naik, Peon- cum-Chowkidar, Sweeper-cum-Hamal 46 440

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(B) Staff under contract for three years 040

(C) Staff outsource : (1) Data Entry Operator 055

(2) Class - IV 029

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Total of (A) + (B) + (C) 564

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Annexure XIV Offices of the Gujarat Pollution Control Board Head Office Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector 10 A, Gandhinagar 382 010 Phone : 079–23232152, Fax : 079–23222784, 23232161. website: www. gpcb.gov.in.

Regional Offices

# RO-Regional Offices, GPCB Districts / area of jurisdiction 1. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Ahmedabad Ahmedabad 2nd Floor, Gram Nirman Bhavan, Gujarat Rajya Khadi Gramodyog Board, Municipal Juna Vadaj, Ahmedabad 380 009 Corporation area Tel: 079-27556634, 27556631, 27556632 Fax: 079-27556670 2. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Vadodara Vadodara ERI Compound, Race Course road, Vadodara 390 007 Phone: (0265) 2354850, 2331928 Fax: (0265) 2339205 3. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Rajkot Rajkot Near Hotel Durkhush, Race course road, ring road, Rajkot 360 001 . Phone: (0281) 2474524, 2459831 Fax: (0281) 2452189 4. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Surat Surat and Tapi Belgium Square, Silver Plaza Complex, Opposite Linear bus stand, Ring road, Surat 395 003 Phone: (0261) 2442696, 2411192 Fax: (0261) 2429733 5. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Vapi Valsad and Dang Shed no. C – 5/124, Vapi GIDC, Near Hotel Pritam, Vapi 396 195 Dist: Valsad Phone: 2432089, 2426207 Fax: (0260) 2432826

6. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Bharuch Bharuch district Shed no. C – 1, 199/3, GIDC Estate, Narmadanagar, area north of Bharuch 392 015 Narmada river Phone: (02642) 246333, 248665 Fax: (02642) 246345 7. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Jamnagar Jamnagar Sardar Patel Commercial Complex, Rameshwarnagar, K.G. Vikas Gruh marg, Bedi Bandar road, Jamnagar 368 008 Phone: 2752366 Fax: (0288) 2753540 8. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Bhavnagar Amreli and Plot 1154/2-B, Ghogha Circle, Sir Patni road, Bhavnagar Bhavnagar 364 004 Phone : (0278) 2524108 Fax: (0278) 2525837

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9. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Mehsana Mehsana H/3 - A, Phase I, GIDC Estate, Near GIDC Office, Modhera road, Mehsana 389 002 Phone : (02762) 258294 Tel/ Fax: (02762) 258106 10. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Godhra Panchmahal and 20, Haidary Society, Near DSP office, Dahod Godhra Dist: Panchmahal 389 001 Phone: 245869 Fax: (02672) 245991 11. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Bhuj Kutch Naniba Pathshala building, Patwadi Darwajo, Near Hamirsar Talav, Bhuj District Kutch 370 001 Phone : (02832) 250620 Fax: (02832) 250621 12. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Nadiad Kheda 201-203, 'B' Block, Sardar Patel Bhavan, Nadiad District Kheda 387 001 Phone : (0268) 2551427, Fax: (0268) 2551428 13. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Junagadh Junagadh 'Pankaj Bungalow', Station road, Opp. St. Anee's Church, Junagadh 362 001 Phone : (0285) 2651504, Fax: (0268) 2651503 14. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Gandhinagar, Ahmadabad G - 10, Ground Floor, Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector 10 A, district except Gandhinagar 382 010 AMC area, Gandhinagar 15. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Himmatnagar Sabarkantha Aadarsh Bunglow, House no. 33/34, Motipura, Polytechnic road, Himmatnagar, district Sabarkantha 383 001 Tel: 02772-229272, 229273 16. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Ankleshwar Ankleshwar and Cleaner Techonology Development Centre Building (ARAIL) Bharuch district 1501, GIDC Ankleshwar, Dist. Bharuch 393 0002 area, south of Phone: (0264) 222933 Fax: (0264) 222932 Narmada river 17. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Surendranagar Surendranagar C/o Gohil Ushadevi S., Ground Foor, 'Krushn Bhuvan, Jadeshwar Society, Nr PTC College, Jadeshwar road, Wadhvan, Dist. Surendranagar 363 030 Phone: (02752) 242121, 242122 18. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Porbandar Porbandar Sandeep Complex, First Floor, Opp. Madhvani College, Narsang Tekri, Airport road, Porbandar 360 577 Phone (0286) 2220050 Fax: (0286) 2220030

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19. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Navsari Navsari C/o, Belgium Square, Silver Plaza Complex, Opposite Linear bus stand, Ring road, Surat 395 003 Phone: (0261) 2442696, 2411192 Fax: (0261) 2429733 20. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Palanpur Patan and C/o. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Banaskantha H/3 - A, Phase I, GIDC Estate, Near GIDC Office, Modhera road, Mehsana 389 002 Phone : (02762) 258294 Tel/ Fax: (02762) 258106 21. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Anand Anand Bardanwala Bhavan, Dr. Crook road, Anand 38 Phone : (0292) , Fax: (0292) 22. RO, Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Jetpur Jetpur,Dhoraji, C/O Near Hotel Durkhush, Race course road, ring road, Jamkandorna and Upleta Rajkot 360 001 Phone: (0281) 2474524, 2459831 Fax: (0281) 2452189

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Multi fuel scrubber, Surat Paryavaran Bhavan- Solar Building- The GPCB new Green building

Gujarat Pollution Control Board Paryavaran Bhavan, Sector 10 A, Gandhinagar 382 010, Gujarat State. Phone : 079 - 23232152. Fax: 079 - 23222784, 23232161 website: www. gpcb.gov.in.