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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines 1. Uttarakhand (i) Prevention of Tapping of drains Tapping of drains Tapping/ Treatment of Bio-remediation discharge of untreated In the sanctioned 19 Status of interception of remaining drains States have been directed to industrial waste and sewerage infrastructure 10 drains as follows: In compliance to Hon’ble take up bio-remediation of sewage in the River projects on main stem of ● 1 drain intercepted and diverted NGT’s order dated drains from State funds in a Ganga and its Ganga), 61 drains were to STP. 22.08.2019, 9 drains of the meeting held under tributaries, including proposed to be intercepted ● 1 drain proposed to be 19 projects, which are likely Chairmanship of Director tapping of drains and and diverted. Of which, intercepted by June 20. to be intercepted and General, NMCG dated bio-remediation, as 51 drains have so far been ● 06 drains proposed to be diverted after December 12.9.2019. It was explained by applicable; intercepted. intercepted by December 2020. 2019 have been identified NMCG that morphology and ● 02 drains by March 2021. and provided with bio- flow regime of drains may be remediation facilities. technically examined to make assessment about their slopes Bio remediation of 6 drains and quantity of flows such that Compliance monitoring are in progress and rest 4 it facilitates retention which is of the industries drains does not required essential for effective bio- During the year 2019-20 intervention as water quality remediation using culture of (as on 31.03.2020), 54 has improved due to micro-organisms. It was Grossly Polluting lockdown and no pilgrims emphasized that these aspects Industries (GPIs) located due to Covid-19 pandemic. may be evaluated before along the main stem of undertaking these projects.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines river Ganga have been Further remarks on efficacy of inspected by UEPPCB. bio-remediation and status are Out of 54 units, 02 were given in para 5.1of found closed and 52 were 2ndQuarterly Report of NMCG. found complying. (ii) Installation of STP projects STP projects STP projects STP projects STPs, CETPs, and Out of 19 sewerage 1. Work stopped due to Covid-19 ● Bio-remediation facility Projects are regularly making existing infrastructure projects pandemic and nationwide has been provided on the monitored by NMCG at the CETPs functional and sanctioned during 2017- lockdown. drains. highest level to ensure that enhance the capacities, 19 under Namami Gange 2. Status of remaining 6 sewerage completion timelines are so assessed and Program, 13 Projects have infrastructure projects are as ● For delay in project invariably met and shortfalls, if monitoring of the been completed. follows: execution, liquidated any, are duly reported. NMCG standards before ● 2 Projects (Rishikesh and Muni- damages (LD) have been ensures that technical hand- discharge of water into Out of 32 STPs with Ki-Reti) are scheduled to be imposed on the holding, assistance prior to Ganga River; 131.89 MLD treatment completed by July, 2020 contractors. grounding of project and capacity, 27 STPs with ● 2 Projects (Rudraprayag and during implementation is also treatment capacity of Gopeshwar) by December, 2020. ● Disciplinary action is provided by field monitoring 127.745 MLD are ● One Project related to being taken against the and supervision visits of functional. construction of 2 STPs at officers found prima- PMCs. Joshimath of which 1(1.08 MLD facie guilty of not STP) has already been completed discharging their duty All the projects will be meeting in June, 2019 has delayed force diligently. So far, adverse the timelines given by Hon’ble
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines majeure as the work at the other entry against 01 Tribunal except one at STP (2.70 MLD) site had to be Superintending Engineer, Joshimath, which got delayed stopped on account of sudden warning to 1 Project due to reasons beyond control. landslide. The STP site has been manager and 03 Assistant Efforts made by State to now relocated to a new site by Project Engineers and complete the works have been purchasing private land, where Show Cause Notices to duly recorded by them. work has again stopped by BRO 06 other officers have and is scheduled for completion been issued and by Mar, 2021. appropriate action is being taken as per rules. 3. One project of I&D and STP at Srikot which was sanctioned on 08.03.2019 and work thereof had Bio-remediation facility has not commenced on the date of last been provided on the drains. order i.e. 22.08.2019. Under this project, 02 drains are to be intercepted and 02 STPs are to be constructed. The work has commenced on 25.11.2019 and will be completed by December, 2020.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines CETP Projects CETP Projects All the three CETPs presently ● All the three CETPs in ● In Industrial Estate Haridwar, out conforming to environmental Uttarakhand (situated at of 531 Industries only 20 norms for inland water IIE Haridwar, IIE Industries are not connected with discharge. Besides, providing Pantnagar, Eldeco CETP due to non-availability of connectivity of remaining 254 SIDCUL Industrial conveyance System. This work industrial units to CETP, Park Limited, Sitarganj) has already been sanctioned in Pantnagar for which works are are operational and December 2018 and the work is underway by UttrakhandPeyjal performing well. under progress by Nigam, these industrial units ● Treated effluent is UttarakhandPayjal Nigam which have been reported to have conforming to the is expected to be completed by their own functional ETPs to norms laid down by October, 2020. With this work conform to environmental MoEF&CC for inland all industries will have norms for discharge of water discharge. connectivity to CETP, except industrial effluents. ● All operational M/s Hero Motors which has its industrial units in own ETP. ESIPL Sitarganj are connected with CETP. In IIE Pantnagar, the work for ● In IIE Pantnagar, out of connecting remaining 193 499 industries, 254 industries, has already been industries were not- sanctioned by SIIDCUL in connected with CETP October 2019 and the work is
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines because of non- under progress by availability of UttarakhandPayjal Nigam which conveyance System. is expected to be completed by Although they were January, 2021 as the work was having their own hampered due to nationwide treatment system. Now, lockdown due to Covid-19 out of these 254 pandemic. With this work all industries, 61 industries industries will have connectivity have been connected to to CETP. CETP by laying sewer line.
(iii) Installation of For real time monitoring, OCEMS Continuous Emission the online continuous 51 GPIs in Uttarakhand have Monitoring System monitoring system has installed Online Continuous (CEMS) at appropriate been installed at all the Effluent Monitoring System locations and Online three CETPs. State PCB is (OCEMS) and are connected to Monitoring System also regularly monitoring CPCB server. SMS alert (OMS); their performance. system for non-compliant units is operational and details are shared with CPCB/ SPCB /Industry /Local
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines Administration (DM Office). iv) Usage of treated Use of treated water Use of treated water Use of treated water waste water, sludge Treated water from the ● One canal is under-construction It was reported in the manure and setting up existing 45 MLD STP at for carrying treated water of the Action Plan submitted by of bio-digesters and Hardiwar is being used for 68 MLD STP at Haridwar to the State, that for reuse of septage management; irrigation. irrigation land and is expected to treated effluent from be completed by July 2020. existing 18 MLD STP at ● Canals for carrying treated water JagjeetpurHaridwar, a of STPs at Sarai and Rishikesh to distribution network of the irrigation land are also under 3.97 km already exists, by sanctioning stage from Irrigation which ~ 1MLD treated Department. Timeline for effluent is being reused for completion is 18 months from irrigation purposes. date of sanctioning. 90 MLD treated water from ● Treated water from 5 MLD STP STP Jagjeetpur, Haridwaris at Muni Ki Reti, Forest to be used for agriculture department agrees to use for purposes. Project consists forest development. of 10 km canal to irrigate 616 hectare of land. Project execution has been reported to be underway. 17.61 MLD treated water
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines from STP Sarai, Haridwar is to beused for agriculture purposes.Project consists of 8 km main canal to irrigate 480 hectare of land. Sludge Management The digested sludge from Sludge Management: Due the STPs are being to high moisture content and distributed free of cost to low density (organic sludge), it becomes the farmers as well as the challenging to handle large departments such as volumes of sludge. Also, in Forest, Horticulture etc to situations where effluent use it as manure. Against generated from unorganized the production of 24911 small/medium scale cubic meters sludge industries get mixed with manure so far, 23177 sewage in large volumes, the resulting sludge after cubic meters sludge treatment cannot be used as manure has been manure due to presence of distributed to the farmers heavy metal ions and other and other state hazardous contaminates. departments free of cost. New technologies are Characteristics of sludge coming up in the market
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines are also being analyzed such as destruction of the regularly to ensure its dried sludge by incinerating applicability for use in it using a part of dried sludge as fuel (owing to its agriculture and the high calorific value). This consumers are also being reduces sludge volume by made aware of these up to 80-90%. Widely analysis by displaying adopted technologies for such information at site. sludge processing are: Sludge generation register Thermal Sludge Drying is being maintained at all Production of crude oil STPs. and other products Solar Sludge drying Composting These have been circulated by NMCG amongst States for appropriate adoption vide its letter dated 8.11.2019. State may make necessary interventions in their projects for management of sludge being generated in larger STP plants viz., Jagjeetpur and
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines Sarai (Haridwar), Lakadghat and Muni-ki-Reti at Rishikesh for safe environmental disposal. (v)Preventing dumping Status of Biomedical Status of Biomedical Waste of waste and scientific Waste Management Management waste management ● UEPPCB has re- including bio-medical inventoried 2312 Health Bio-medical waste wastes, plastic wastes Care Facilities (HCF). management including and decentralizing As on 31.03.2020, out Common Bio-Medical Based waste processing, of 2312 HCFs, 1233 Treatment Facilities including waste HCFs have applied for (CBMWTF) is being generated from hotels, getting authorization monitored by CPCB and state ashrams, etc.; and the same have been PCB. issued to 955 HCFs. ● On 31-05-2019, State Government has authorized the Chief Medical Officer of each District besides UEPPCB, to impose environment
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines compensation of Rs. 50,000/ against the non- complying HCFs. ● Both the Common Bio- Medical Based Treatment Facilities (CBMWTF) have been directed to obtain Environmental compensation by UEPPCB. ● Government of Uttarakhand has also constituted State Level Advisory Committee under the Chairmanship of Secretary, Health and District Level Monitoring Committee under the Chairmanship of District Magistrate.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines Status of Solid Waste Status of Solid Waste Management Management Ghat cleaning activities have ● Urban Development ● Source segregation has been been undertaken under Department has started in 600 (51.30%) wards NamamiGangeprogramme at prepared and submitted and remaining is targeted up to 72 ghatsin Haridwar. Solid the 'State Action Plan April, 2020. waste which gets collected is 2017' for the ● Out of total 90 Urban Local transported to sanitary land fill management of solid Bodies (hereinafter ULBs) in the site and thus prevented from waste in entire State. state, 68 ULBs have identified being washed into the river. ● 'State Policy and Solid and procured the land under Waste Management cluster/ standalone approach, for Strategy, 2018' has also SWM treatment and disposal been promulgated vide site. Against balance of 22, 5 Office Order dated ULBs have managed land on rent 01.01.2019. for SWM purpose, rest 17 have ● ‘The Anti Littering and identified and process initiated Anti Spitting Act, 2016' for land transfer. has been promulgated ● 'Plastic to fuel' option is being with a provision of explored and land has been fine/penalty of Rs 200 identified in Dehradun and to 5000 and/or six Haridwar. RFP is being months imprisonment. prepared.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines ● Out of 1170 wards in ● For disposal of Municipal Solid the state, door to door Waste/ RDF (Refused Derived collection of waste is Fuel), Waste to Energy Policy, being done in all 1170 2019 has been notified. RFP is (100%) wards. prepared and is under ● Source segregation has examination. been started in 600 (51.30%) wards.
Status of Plastic Waste Management ● 26 nos. 'Plastic Compactors' are already installed and income of more than Rs. 92.6 Lacs already generated through the sale of such recyclable plastic. ● Funds for 'Plastic Compactors' already
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(vi) Floodplains Floodplain Zoning Floodplain Zoning Details have been provided identification and zone ● Flood Plain Zone ● Preparation of flood plain-map under para 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly demarcation with notified in two stretches and subsequent notifications in Report of NMCG. restrictions against any namely; respect of the 6 stretches is likely development/ (a) 10 Km reach of river to be completed by September, construction/ Bhagirathi in District 2020. encroachment; Uttarkashi, from ● As per updated progress Gangotri to approximately 80% work of BadethiChungi flood plain zoning has been
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines (b) 50 Km reach of river completed. Ganga in District ● In District Uttarkashi, 06 Nos Haridwar, from Chandi encroachers have been identified bridge to Kalsiya (UP in flood plain notified area and Border). the process for removal of these ● Survey and encroachment has been initiated Hydrological study as per the provisions of work in other 6 Uttarakhand Flood Plain Zoning stretches namely Act, 2012. (1)Gangotri to ● In District Haridwar, 13 Nos Devprayag, (2) encroaches have been identified Bhilangana river, in the flood plain notified area (3) Badrinath to and the process for removal of Devparyag, (4) these encroachment has been Mandakani River, initiated as per the above said (5) Devparyag to Act. Rishikesh (6) Rishikeshto Bhimgoda barrage has been completed.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines (vii) Maintenance of E-flow E-flow Details have separately been E-flow as notified by ● Government of ● NHPC is not releasing e-flow provided under section 5.3 of Ministry of water Uttarakhand vide order from their project due to of 2nd Quarterly Report of Resources dated 05-06-2018 had technical issues. NMCG. directed all the hydro ● Further NHPC vide letter dated projects developers in 23.10.2019 has requested the state of Uttarakhand Government of Uttarakhand to to release minimum e- take up the issue with Ministry flow of 15% of the of Environmental and Climate average lean season Change, for prospective flow of that river from applicability of the judgement of their projects and Hon'ble NGT dated 09-08-2017 Uttarakhand Jal for maintaining minimum e- Vidhyut Nigam limited flow. (UJVNL) is the ● In response to the request of monitoring agency for NHPC, UJVNL has formed compliance of e-flow committees for technical arrangements in the examination towards release of State of Uttarakhand. e-flow as per order dated 05-06- ● UJVNL and various 2018 of Government of other Hydro project Uttarakhand from Dhauliganga developers in the State (280 W) and Tanakpur (120
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(viii) Other directions Installation of STPs by including displaying HEPs water quality data in There are 21-Hydro
public domain and at Electric Projects (HEPs), prominent places, out of which only 6-HEPs development of bio- are above 25 MW diversity parks, capacity and required prohibition of river bed sewage treatment system mining, collection of for treatment and disposal environmental of sewage. All these 6- compensation from HEPs have installed STPs violators and of appropriate capacities involvement of society for treatment and disposal including religious, of waste water. charitable, social and educational institutions Water Quality Water Quality Monitoring
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines for preventing and Monitoring The Dissolved Oxygen which remedying pollution of The Monitoring of water is indicator of the health of the River Ganga. quality of river Ganga and river is well above the bathing criteria of 5 mg/l through the its tributaries are being entire stretch of river Ganga undertaken at 29 places. and sufficient to support the UEPPCB and aquatic life and healthy UttarakhandPeyjal Nigam ecosystem of the river. River is has installed real time meeting the BOD criteria of 3 water quality monitoring mg/l and Faecal coliform stations at Hari kiPauri criteria of 2500 MPN/100 ml in upper stretch of river Ganga in and VIP Ghat, Uttarakhand. In the upper respectively at Haridwar. stretch of river Ganga, in Water Quality of River Uttarakhand, the river water Ganga indicate that upto quality generally also meets the Rishikesh is “A” class and bathing water quality criteria after Rishikesh to and river is relatively clean. downstream of Haridwar Already acceptable water quality improved in upper is “B” Class which is fit reaches of Ganga and has been for outdoor bathing. found to be of Category-A by recent assessment done by IIT Prohibition of River Bed Prohibition of River Bed Mining Roorkee. Mining ● In order to prevent illegal mining,
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines ● River Bed Mining in illegal storage and illegal the State of Uttarakhand transportation, the State is carried out in highly Government has proposed to regulated and scientific establish District Anti-Illegal manner as per the Mining Force in each District of provisions of State the State in which the personnel Mining Policy and shall be kept on deputation from Uttarakhand Mining the Police Department. Mineral Rules, 2001 ● The Government is also planning (Amended from time to to enforce use of a vehicle time). tracking system on all the ● The State Mining vehicles involved in Policy and Rules does transportation of minerals, so that not permit use of the real time movement of machines i.e. vehicles can be tracked. JCB,Poclain etc. for excavation of River Bed Material. Also, no suction pumps are permitted for river bed mining. ● Further, as per the
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines existing mining policy 2016, mining activities are not permitted from 30th June onwards up to 30th September during the Monsoon season and also mining is prohibited from sunset to sunrise. ● At District level, an Anti-Mining Cell comprising of officials from Revenue Department, Mining Department, Forest Department and Police Department is constituted for checking illegal mining, illegal storage and illegal transportation.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines ● To transport mineral from one place to another place a transit pass (rawana) is mandatory as per the relevant Rules. ● At every mine's entry and exit gate installation of CCTV camera and weigh bridges at entry gate have been made compulsory.
Bio-diversity Parks ● Bio-diversity Zone has Biodiversity Parks been created in 25 Under the Action Plan 7651 Ha hectare area of area has been planted for 2019-2. JhilmilJheel Wetland Efforts are being made to develop Conservation Reserve more Ganga Vatikas under Rasiyabad of Haridwar NamamiGange Program. forest division.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines ● Records of plants, animal and birds inhabiting the area are being maintained. ● For making awareness about conservation of natural ecosystem on the banks of river Ganga, 6 Ganga Vatika/ Eco Parks has been developed in Haridwar, Rishikesh, Uttarkashi, Kunaun (under RajajiNational Park), and Lachhiwala (Dehradun) and SiddhabaliKotdwar with total area of 13.25 ha.
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the Quarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines Forest Department of Uttarakhand is continuously organizing awareness programs, events and campaign among public specially youths & school children regarding the need, importance and way of keeping Ganga clean through various activities. PMU office Forestry Interventions for Ganga is also contentiously organizing program on specific occasions eg. Ganga VriksharopanShaptah, Ganga Divas, World Environment Day, International Biodiversity Day etc. under
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Environment Compensation(EC) ● Board has also recovered Rs 73.76 Lakhs as an amount of Environment Compensation from the defaulting industries. ● Directions under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 was issued on 25.01.2019 to 01 hotels discharging untreated waste into the river. As on date, 04 hotels have complied.
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2. Uttar (i) Prevention of Bio-remediation of Bio-remediation of drains Bio-remediation Pradesh discharge of untreated drains State ULBs have been asked by States have been directed to industrial waste and With regard to Urban Development Department of take up bio-remediation of sewage in the River undertaking interim UP to take up treatment of drains drains from State funds in a Ganga and its remedial measures for till permanent infrastructure for meeting held under tributaries, including treatment of drains till sewage treatment is created vide Chairmanship of Director tapping of drains and permanent infrastructure letter dated 3.2.2020. General, NMCG dated bio-remediation, as is in place for control of 12.9.2019. It was explained by applicable; pollution, the State has NMCG that morphology and prepared DPR amounting flow regime of drains may be Rs. 1796.00 Crores for technically examined to make treatment of 459 drains assessment about their slopes meeting river Ganga and and quantity of flows such that its 10 tributaries namely it facilitates retention which is Yamuna, Rapti, Gomti, essential for effective bio- Sai, Kali, Hindon, Saryu, remediation using culture of Pandu, Varuna and micro-organisms. It was Ramganga. emphasized that these aspects may be evaluated before Tapping of drains Tapping of drains Tapping/ Treatment of undertaking these projects. Segment-B, Phase-I, Segment-B, Phase-I, Biinor to drains Further remarks on efficacy of Biinor to Kanpur Kanpur bio-remediation and status are
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Segment-B, Phase-I, given in para 5.1of Out of 86 drains, 27 Status of interception of remaining Biinor to Kanpur 2ndQuarterly Report of NMCG. drains are tapped and 10 49 drains as follows: nos of drains require no ● 11 drain proposed to be a. For 29 drains under intervention due to low intercepted and diverted to STP ongoing projects, sewage load. by Sep 2020. minimum timeline is to 49 drains proposed to be ● 13 drain proposed to be be adhered. Every efforts tapped under various intercepted and diverted to STP are being made to ongoing projects. by June 2021. minimise the timeline. ● 01 drain proposed to be b. 15 drains are to be intercepted and diverted to STP covered in sanctioned by Jan 2022. schemes; the timeline ● 04 drain proposed to be mentioned as usual is 24 intercepted and diverted to STP months from date of by Mar 2022. LOA. Every efforts will ● 15 drains – Projects have been be made to minimise the sanctioned with the timeline of timeline 24 months from start of the c. After sanction of projects. projects, 24 months will ● 5 drains – DPR under be required for preparation with the timeline of completion of projects.
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24 months from start of the projects.
Phase-II, Kanpur to Phase-II, Kanpur to UP Phase-II, Kanpur to UP UP Border Border Border
Out of 215 drains, 82 Status of interception of remaining a. For 46 drains under drains are tapped and 14 119 drains as follows: ongoing projects, minimum nos of drains require no ● 34 drain proposed to be timeline is to be adhered. intervention due to low intercepted and diverted to STP Every efforts are being made sewage load. by Dec 2020. to minimise the timeline. 119 drains proposed to be ● 12 drain proposed to be tapped under various intercepted and diverted to STP b. 42 drains are to be ongoing projects. by Sep 2021. covered in sanctioned
● 42 drains – Projects have been schemes, the timeline sanctioned with the timeline of mentioned as usual is 24 24 months from start of the months from date of LOA. projects. Every efforts will be made to ● 31 drains – DPR under minimise the timeline. preparation with the timeline of
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projects. c. After sanction of projects, 24 months will be required for completion of projects Compliance monitoring Compliance monitoring of Compliance monitoring of of the industries the industries the industries During December 2019 to Environmental compensation Compliance monitoring of April 2020, 75 GPls were of Rs. 361.74 Lakh has also GPIs located in Ganga Basin is found defaulting out of been imposed against carried out by CPCB under total 1533 GPIs total defaulting 65 GPls. Namami Gange Program identified. through Third Party U.P. Pollution Control Institutions (TPIs). Details are Board has issued Show given in Enclosure to this Cause Notices against 45 Annexure. GPls and closure orders against 4 GPls. (ii) Installation of STP projects STP projects STP projects STP projects STPs, CETPs, and U.P. Pollution Control Board making existing Out of 45 sewerage 20 sewerage projects are under is regularly monitoring the However, projects are CETPs functional and infrastructure projects progress while 05 projects are status of compliance of regularly monitored by NMCG enhance the capacities, sanctioned, 20 Projects under tendering stage. Sewage Treatment Plants at the highest level to ensure so assessed and (STPs) and Common that completion timelines are
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
monitoring of the have been completed. Effluent Treatment Plants invariably met and shortfalls, if standards before (CETPs). 13 STPs have been any, are duly reported. NMCG discharge of water into found defaulting during ensures that technical hand- Ganga River; December, 2019 to April, holding, assistance prior to 2020. grounding of project and during implementation is also Environmental provided by field monitoring
Compensation of Rs. 295.53 and supervision visits of Lakhs have been issued PMCs. against the operating agencies of the STPs.
CETP Projects CETP Projects It is submitted that 01 CETP 20 MLD CETP at Jajmau out of 07 CETPs in Uttar Kanpur is under progress. Pradesh has been found Work awarded on Feb 2019. defaulting against which the Completion under 24 months. notice for imposing Upgradation of 6.5 MLD Environmental CETP at Mathura – Under Compensation of Rs. 40.2 tendering Lakhs has been issued.
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
Upgradation of 4.5 MLD CETP at Banthar – Sanctioned
and under tendering Upgradation of 2.15 MLD CETP at Unnao – Sanctioned.
(iii) Installation of OCEMS Continuous Emission Monitoring System As per the latest report (CEMS) at appropriate 942 GPls have installed locations and Online OCEMS and 120 GPls Monitoring System have installed PTZ web (OMS); Camera also.
iv) Usage of treated Use of treated water Use of treated water & Septage Usage of Treated water waste water, sludge The State has 104 STP management manure and setting up with installed capacity of Treated waste water reuse in of bio-digesters and 3200 MLD, against which The Faecal and Septage Treatment accordance to Ministry of septage management; the capacity utilization is Plant Projects have been Power notified Tariff 2248 MLD which is 68%. implemented in Jhansi and Unnao Policy’2016 wherein treated
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At present nearly 410 and are under implementation in waste water from STPs located MLD treated water is Chunar. within 50km radius is to be being used in agriculture, The projects of septage facilitated by Power Plants for rest is going for management for Rs. 200 Crores non-potable purposes. Further augmentation of river have been approved and tendered in limits of consumption have flow. 35 AMRUT towns namely also been introduced wef 1.Aligarh, 2.Shahjahanpur 3. December 2017 towards usage State is implementing Pilibhit, 4.Pt. DeenDayalUpadhaya of water in Thermal power projects of tertiary Nagar, 5.Ayodhya, 6.Moradabad, plants.Other regulations have treatment and supply of 7.Gonda, 8.Bahraich, 9.Hathras, also been introduced for this treated water to Indian Oil 10.Shikohabad , 11. Fatehpur, purpose. Corporation Limited, 12.Akbarpur, 13. Deoria, 14.Baraut, Mathura and Panki Power 15. Hapur, 16. Khurja, 17.Shamli, Plant in Kanpur. 18. Basti, 19.Banda, 20. Jhansi, 21. Sludge Management: Due to The use of secondary Lalitpur, 22. Orai, 23. Farrukhabad, high moisture content and low treated water in 24.Hardoi, 25.Sitapur, 26.Amroha, density (organic sludge), it agriculture is being done 27. Badaun, becomes challenging to handle at Jajmau, Prayagraj, 28. Chandausi, 29.Jaunpur, 30. large volumes of sludge. Also, Varanasi etc. MaunathBhanjar, 31.Azamgarh. 32. in situations where effluent Muzaffarnagar 33. Rampur generated from unorganized The State has 34.Mathura 35.Saharanpur.
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promulgated the Septage small/medium scale industries Policy on 31.10.2019. The projects in 17 towns are under get mixed with sewage in large re-tendering. volumes, the resulting sludge 1. Gorakhpur 2. Etawh 3. Mirzapur after treatment cannot be used 4. Vindhyanchal 5. Firozabad 6. as manure due to presence of Mainpuri 7. Sultanpur 8. Ballia 9. heavy metal ions and other Eta 10. Ghazipur 11. Ghaziabad 12. hazardous contaminates. New Lucknow 13. Kanpur 14. Agra technologies are coming up in 15.Meerut 16. Varanasi 17. the market such as destruction Prayagraj. of the dried sludge by
incinerating it using a part of dried sludge as fuel (owing to its high calorific value). This reduces sludge volume by up to 80-90%. Widely adopted technologies for sludge processing are:
Thermal Sludge Drying Production of crude oil
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and other products Solar Sludge drying Composting These have been circulated by NMCG amongst States for appropriate adoption vide its letter dated 8.11.2019. State may make necessary interventions in their projects for management of sludge being generated in larger STP plants for safe environmental disposal.
(v)Preventing dumping Solid Waste Solid Waste Management Ghat cleaning activities have of waste and scientific Management been undertaken under waste management With regard to sanitation Work for two plants of 140 TPD Namami Gange programme at including bio-medical in Ganga Towns, under (Mirzapur- 100TPD; Ballia- 84 ghats in Varanasi, 20 in wastes, plastic wastes Swachh Bharat Mission 40TPD) had been awarded for Kanpur, 19 in Bithoor, 27 in and decentralizing all 21 ULB's have been construction. Mathura-Vrindavan, 21 in waste processing, declared and certified However due to dispute with Prayagraj. Solid waste which
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including waste ODF Status. 12 ULBs concessionaire the work has been gets collected is transported to generated from hotels, have been certified ODF+ delayed and it is expected to sanitary land fill site and thus ashrams, etc.; status, 5 ULBs have been resolve the dispute and complete prevented from being washed certified ODF++. these plants by March 2021. into the river.
All ULBs have been In addition, three windrows based doing door to door mechanised plants (Farrukhabad/ collection of waste. Total Ghazipur/ Gangaghat - total 220 waste generation in 21 TPD) has also been sanctioned and towns is 3,275 TPD out of first tranche of funds Rs.12.00 Cr. which the total capacity of (Rupees Crore) has been released mechanized processing for establishing the plants. It is 2,650 TPD i.e. 81% is expected to complete these plants established in 4 major by March 2021. This will enable towns i.e. Kanpur, mechanised processing plant Varanasi, Prayagraj and capacity to be around 3,010 TPD Kannauj. i.e. 92% against total 3,275 TPD.
Training and capacity building of all ULBs has been imparted to adopt decentralised processing
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method for scientific treatment of waste and it is aimed that by December 2020 all smaller ULBs shall have proper decentralised processing capacity. Material Recovery Facility (MRF) has been sanctioned in every ULB for which the lands have been identified and construction work is under progress.
Garbage from 38 out of 39 Garbage Vulnerable Points (GVPs) has been removed. In one site in Mirzapur it couldn't be removed as there is no approach road or path way to reach the point. Efforts are being made to eliminate the same at earliest. Total 46 numbers of open dumps as reported have been removed.
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There is no legacy waste site situated within 1 KM from the banks of river Ganga. For accumulated legacy waste in Plastic Waste Prayagraj, Kanpur & Varanasi the Management work of bio-remediation of the The strict enforcement has legacy waste is under tendering. been done for plastic ban Due to Covid, work is hampered in the State. and expected to begin the workafter The total quantity of 126 monsoon. Tons of banned plastic has been seized in the ULBs along the river Ganga and 1.27 Crore of penalty has been imposed for violation of using banned plastic.
(vi) Floodplains Floodplain Zoning Floodplain Zoning Flood Plain Zoning identification and zone demarcation with Study for demarcation of ● Budget provision has been made Details are given under para
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restrictions against any flood plain zone (FPZ) of in financial year 2020-21 for 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly report of development/ River Ganga in Segment- permanent demarcation of flood NMCG. construction/ B, Phase-I and the field plain zone by fixing up stone encroachment; verification completed. pillars in Segment B Phase-I. It is further submitted that the Irrigation and Water Resources Department, UP has finalized tender for the works related to demarcation and fixing of boundary pillars of the flood plain zone in Segment 8 Phase-I. Due to Covid-19 pandemic, the works related to demarcation and fixing of boundary pillars of the flood plain zone will be started after the lockdown. ● For Phase-II, identification of flood plain zone by Central Water Commission has been reported to be under process.
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
(vii) Maintenance of E-flow E-flow Assessment E-flow as notified by Ministry of water ● As per the report of Details are given under para nd Resources Irrigation and Water 5.4 of 2 Quarterly report of Resources Department, NMCG. Uttar Pradesh, receivedin UP Pollution Control Board on 06.05.2020, the E-flow is maintained as per the provisions of the notification.
(viii) Other directions Conservation of Ground including displaying water water quality data in As per Ground Water public domain and at Resource Estimation , prominent places, 2017, out of 820 blocks of
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
development of bio- Uttar Pradesh : diversity parks, i. 82 blocks have been prohibition of river bed categorized as 'Over- mining, collection of Exploited' environmental (ground water compensation from extraction is >100%). violators and involvement of society ii. 47 as 'Critical' including religious, (ground water charitable, social and extraction is >90 educational institutions &<100%), for preventing and remedying pollution of iii. 151 as 'Semi- Critical' River Ganga. (ground water extraction is >70 &<90%), and
iv. 540 as 'Safe' (whereground water extraction is <70%).
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v. Out of 10 Urban Agglomerates, 9 have been categorized as 'Over-exploited' and 1 as 'Critical'.
Under “Rajya Bhoojal Sanrakshan Mission”, the progress of some major works upto April 2020 are given below:
i. Check Dam – 2094/ 3738 completed. ii. Pond Rejuvenation / Construction – 26364/ 58554 completed iii. Farm pond – 169730/ 180615 completed iv. Distribution of Drip /
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
Sprinkler System – 37086/107791 completed.
The minor irrigation Department has constructed 5884 Check Dams and 779 ponds and target for the current year 2020-21 is construction of 183 Check Dams and 116 ponds.
Afforestation and Biodiversity Parks Biodiversity Parks Biodiversity Parks In July, 2020 the State has planned NMCG has advised the State In all total 22.59 Crore to plant 25 Crore seedlings and all to prepare the proposals for seedlings were planted in preparation for planting of setting up of bio-diversity the State in 2019. seedlings including raising of parks in accordance to the Forest Survey of India, seedlings by the Department of guidelines prepared by CPCB Dehradun has been Environment, Forest and Climate in expert consultation with assigned the task of Change, Government of Uttar Prof CR Babu.
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
monitoring of the survival Pradesh, is being undertaken. of the seedlings planted in the year 2019. Also, the sites for development of Bio-diversity Park in 25 district in Restoration of Water the main stem Ganga and in 02 Bodies districts in Yamuna covering a total Currently the State has in area of 3591.984 ha. The project all 07 wetlands notified as proposal is under preparation. Ramsar sites of International Importance. The Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department, UP has identified 226 potential wetlands existing within 10 km of the Ganga river Water Quality Monitoring: and the projects has been Dissolved Oxygen which is sanctioned on 16.10.2019. indicator of the health of the Water Quality river is well above the bathing Monitoring criteria of 5 mg/l through the U.P. Pollution Control entire stretch of river Ganga
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
Board is regularly and sufficient to support the monitoring the water aquatic life and healthy quality of River Ganga at ecosystem of the river. River 32 sampling points in is meeting the BOD criteria of Uttar Pradesh. The 3 mg/l and Faecal coliform monitoring reports of criteria of 2500 MPN/100 ml water quality of river in Uttar Pradesh upto Kannauj. Ganga is being uploaded Downstream of Kannuaj, the regularly on the UPPCB BOD values are only website www.uppcb.com. marginally high above the criteria limit in some of the Prohibition of River Bed Prohibition of River Bed Mining towns and Faecal coliform Mining Under Integrated Mining remains an issue in many of District officers are Surveillance System, Vehicle the towns which will be ensuring strict adherence Registration is under progress eventually taken care after to rules and action is with 30100 registrations done so operation of ongoing sewerage taken in cases of illegal far. projects and other regulatory mining, transportation and measures. storage of minerals in 150 weigh bridges installed in Based on manual Water order to check loss to the mining areas & integrated with Quality Monitoring, in the environment and public middle stretch of the river, the
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No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines
exchequer. state command center. assessment of the water quality data at some of the important No. of raids conducted Drone Monitoring of mines as towns of Uttar Pradesh viz. – 34,689 per requirement. Installation of Farrukhabad, Kanpur, No. of FIR Lodged – automated check gates under Prayagraj and Varanasi reveals 1417 process in collaboration with that water quality of river No. of Complaint nodal agency UPDESCO. Ganga in terms of DO, BOD Lodged – 4362 and Total coliform has Compounding Amount improved in April and May (Rs. in Crore) – 122.05 viz., DO level increased from Cr 3.4 to 37.9 percent, BOD decreased from 13.8 to 28.6 Remediation of Remediation of Chromium dump percent and Total coliform Chromium dump at at Rania and Khanchanpur decreased from 9.6 to 50 Rania and Khanchanpur Village near Kanpur percent. During lockdown Village near Kanpur The work related to finalization of period the water quality of DPR, technical evaluation of DPR, river Ganga at all the above The Infrastructure & bidding etc. got hampered due to locations has been found in Industrial Development lockdown in view of COVID-19 Category 'B' i.e. useful for Department,U.P. has pandemic. Therefore, the delay bathing purpose, as per the C.P.C.B notified criteria
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nominated UP State caused owing to this is requested to "Designated best use of Industrial Development be condoned. The work will be classification of surface Authority (UPSIDA) as started as soon as the tenders are water”. Similar observations nodal agency for the approved. about improvement of water execution of work. quality have also been arrived The meetings of based on Real Time Water Technical Advisory Quality Monitoring. Committee were held on 20.03.2020and 14.05.2020.The Technical Committee has approved the Bid Document presented by UPSIDA. The NIT has been published on 16.05.2020. State Government has transferred amount of Rs23.44 Crore to the ESCROW account on 27.03.2020.
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remediation using culture of micro-organisms. It was emphasized that these aspects may be evaluated before undertaking these projects. Further remarks on efficacy of bio-remediation and status are given in para 5.1 of 2nd Quarterly Report of NMCG.
Compliance monitoring Compliance monitoring of of the industries the industries No information has been Status of GPIs monitored by provided by State in 2nd CPCB under NamamiGange Quarterly Report now Project is given in Enclosure to submitted to NGT. this Annexure.
(ii) Installation of Status of STPs and Status of STPs and completion Status of STPs and STPs, CETPs, and completion timelines: timelines: completion timelines: making existing 2 projects have been Projects are regularly
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Consolidated Status Report of NMCG on the 2ndQuarterly Progress Report Submitted by the States (As on June 2020) No. State Targets to be Targets achieved and Targets not achieved and the Action taken or suggested NMCG remarks achieved as per reasons for delay in revised timelines proposed for violation of timelines or orders dated compliance non-achieving of targets 10.12.2015, 13.07 2017 and 22.08.2019 with timelines CETPs functional and completed. River Ganga monitored by NMCG at the enhance the capacities, i.eKarmalichak STP (37 ● 18sewerage infrastructure highest level to ensure that so assessed and MLD) and Beur STP (43 projects are under various stages completion timelines are monitoring of the MLD). of implementation with invariably met and shortfalls, if standards before completion timelines as below. any, are duly reported. NMCG discharge of water into i. Beur Sewerage Network – Dec ensures that technical hand- Ganga River; 2020, holding, assistance prior to ii. Saidpur STP & Adjoining grounding of project and Network – June 2020 during implementation is also iii. Saidpur Sewerage Network – provided by field monitoring December 2020 and supervision visits of iv. Karmalichak Sewerage PMCs. Network – December 2020 v. Pahari STP – November 2020 River Ganga
vi. Pahari Zone-IV A (South) – i. Karmalichak STP – December 2020 Completed in November vii. Pahari Zone V – December 2019. Trial run in progress. 2020 ii. Beur STP – Completed. viii. Sultanganj – December 2020 Trial run in progress. ix. Mokama – December 2020 x. Sonepur – December 2020 CA&FS studies are required to
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● 1 project of Buxar– Tender to be population. floated. Accordingly, state must River Punpun explore Feacal Sludge A scheme comprising I&D and management and Septage
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River Ramrekha DPR for tapping of all drains under-preparation (by December2019). Project to be completed by June 2021.
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River Parmar DPR for tapping of all drains under-preparation (by December 2019). Project to be completed by June 2021.
Further DPR for liquid waste management for 15 towns situated on tributaries of river Ganga (River Sone, BurhiGandak, Kosi, Bagmati, CETPS Gandak, Mahananda, Kiul) are also It was informed by State in its under preparation. 1st Quarterly Report submitted to NGT that they are contemplating to have CETPs for the industrial areas at Fathua (2 MLD), Barari (1 MLD), Hajipur (6 MLD), and Bela (5 MLD). No further progress has been indicated by the State in 2nd Quarterly Report now submitted to NGT.
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(iii) Installation of OCEMS: OCEMS Continuous Emission No information has been 44 GPIs in Bihar have installed Monitoring System provided by state in its 2nd Online Continuous Effluent (CEMS) at appropriate Quarterly Report now Monitoring System (OCEMS) locations and Online submitted to NGT. and are connected to CPCB Monitoring System server.SMS alert system for (OMS); non-compliant units have been operationalized and details are shared with CPCB/ SPCB/ Industry /Local Administration (DM Office). iv) Usage of treated No information has been Usage of Treated water waste water, sludge provided by state in its 2nd State in its 1st Quarterly manure and setting up Quarterly Report now progress report submitted to of bio-digesters and submitted to NGT. NGT has informed that they septage management; have decided to utilize the treated Waste Water for irrigation purpose for which Water ResourcesDepartment has prepared a DPR. Further, it has been proposed to
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Sludge Management: Due to high moisture content and low density (organic sludge), it becomes challenging to handle large volumes of sludge. Also,
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Status of Biomedical Waste Management ● A total of 24520 Health Care Facilities (HCF) have been
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(vi)Floodplains No information has been State in its 1st Quarterly identification and zone provided in the 2nd progress report submitted to demarcation with Quarterly report. NGT has reported following
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Further details are given under para 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly report of NMCG.
(vii) Maintenance of No information has been E-flow Assessment E-flow as notified by provided in the 2nd Analysis of flow data of river Ministry of water Quarterly report submitted shows that E-flows is not an Resources, to NGT. issue in Bihar reach of main stem of Ganga.
Further details are given under para 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly report of NMCG.
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(viii) Other directions No information has been State in its 1st Quarterly including displaying provided in the 2nd progress report submitted to water quality data in Quarterly report now NGT has reported following public domain and at submitted to NGT. actions which have been taken: prominent places, development of bio- Water Quality Monitoring diversity parks, Water quality of rivers has prohibition of river bed been uploaded on website. mining, collection of environmental Dissolved Oxygen which is compensation from indicator of the health of the violators and river is well above the bathing involvement of society criteria of 5 mg/l through the including religious, entire stretch of river Ganga charitable, social and and sufficient to support the educational institutions aquatic life and healthy for preventing and ecosystem of the river. The remedying pollution of water quality monitoring data River Ganga. for 26 locations on river Ganga indicates that while DO has shown improvements , BoD
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Plantation As of now, 223844 no. of plants were planted along the River Ganga in the FY 2019- 2020.
4. Jharkhand (i) Prevention of Tapping of drains discharge of untreated 3 major drains industrial waste and discharging into R.Ganga sewage in the River tapped under the Ganga and its completed project. tributaries, including tapping of drains and I&D at 3 nos. of drains at bio-remediation, as Sahibganj(total drains applicable; monitored by CPCB) has been completed on 12.02.2019.
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(iii) Installation of No information has been OCEMS Continuous Emission provided in 2nd Quarterly 3 GPIs in Jharkhand have Monitoring System report now submitted to installed Online Continuous (CEMS) at appropriate NGT. Effluent Monitoring System locations and Online (OCEMS) and are connected to Monitoring System CPCB server. SMS alert (OMS); system for non-compliant units have been operationalized and details are shared with CPCB/ SPCB/ Industry /Local Administration (DM Office).
iv) Usage of treated Sewerage Treatment Plant at State government has to adopt waste water, sludge Sahibganj is operational and the a Policy for Reuse of treated
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Septage Treatment Plant at Chas, These have been circulated by Deoghar, Hazaribagh and Giridih NMCG amongst States for ULBs are under construction and appropriate adoption vide its action plan for utilization of treated letter dated 8.11.2019. State waste water will be prepared after may make necessary operation of Septage Treatment interventions in their projects Plants. for management of sludge being generated in STP plants for safe environmental disposal.
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Because of complete Lockdown in after the Model Code of the State of Jharkhand, due to Conduct at Jharkhand. Covid-19 Pandemic effective from ● The DPR for Ramgarh 21.03.2020, the construction work Municipal Solid Waste at site was completely stopped Management Project is from 21.03.2020 to 25.04.2020. currently under preparation. The actual delay from the target Status of these works have not date of completion from been informed by State in its nd 30.06.2020 will be determined 2 Quarterly Report now
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(vi)Floodplains No information has been Floodplain Demarcation identification and zone provided in 2nd Quarterly No information has been demarcation with report now submitted to provided by State in its 2nd restrictions against any NGT. Quarterly report now submitted development/ to NGT. construction /encroachment; Only one district in Jharkhand abuts Ganga main stem. Notification of Flood plain demarcation needs tobe carried out by the State. Further, details have been given in para 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly report of NMCG.
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(vii) Maintenance of No information has been E-Flow Assessment E-flow as notified by provided in 2nd Quarterly No information has been Ministry of water report now submitted to provided in 2nd Quarterly Resources, NGT. report of State.
Analysis of flow data of river shows that E-flows is not an issue in Jharkhand reach of main stem of Ganga. The details have been given in para 5.4 of 2nd Quarterly report of NMCG. (viii) Other directions No information has been including displaying provided in 2nd Quarterly water quality data in report now submitted to public domain and at NGT. prominent places, development of bio- diversity parks, prohibition of river bed mining, collection of
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Compliance Monitoring Compliance Monitoring of of Industries: Industries: No information has been Status of GPIs being monitored provided in the 2nd by CPCB under Quarterly report now NamamiGangeprogramme is submitted to NGT. given in Enclosure to this Annexure.
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Four projects under tendering. 10. Pollution Abatement Works at Maheshtala Municipality – Under tendering. Bid to be submitted on 30.06.2020. 11. Pollution Abatement and Rehabilitation of TollyNullah – Under tendering 12. Rehabilitation of Garden Reach and Keorapukur–Tender to be floated. 13. Rejuvenation of existing STPs alongwith Lifting Station and
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Two projects under DPR preparation stage 14. Pollution Abatement Works at Hooghly Chinsurah - DPR being revised. 15. I&D with STP project at Durgapur, Burdwan and Asansol.- Technical & Financial Evaluation has already been completed by 17-06-2020 for Durgapur and Asansol town. In case of Burdwan, fresh DPR has already been prepared and
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(iii) Installation of No information has been OCEMS Continuous Emission provided in 2nd Quarterly 44 GPIs in West Bengal have Monitoring System report now submitted to installed Online Continuous (CEMS) at appropriate NGT. Effluent Monitoring System locations and Online (OCEMS) and are connected to Monitoring System CPCB server. SMS alert (OMS); system for non-compliant units have been operationalized and details are shared with CPCB/ SPCB/ Industry /Local Administration (DM Office). iv) Usage of treated No information has been State government has to adopt waste water, sludge provided in 2nd Quarterly a Policy for Reuse of treated manure and setting up report now submitted to waste water. of bio-digesters and NGT. septage management; Sludge Management: State may adopt technologies for sludge processing viz., Thermal Sludge Drying
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(vii) Maintenance of No information has been E-Flow Assessment E-flow as notified by provided in 2nd Quarterly No information has been Ministry of water report now submitted to provided in 2nd Quarterly Resources, NGT. report of State.
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Enclosure to Annexure-I
Industrial Pollution management
1072 Grossly Polluting Industries (GPIs) have been identified on main stem of river Ganga and its tributaries after re-inventorisation exercise carried out by CPCB in 2019 in consultation with concerned SPCBs. The state wise and sector wise data is given below:
Sector Bihar Jharkhand Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand West Bengal Total Chemical 0 1 11 2 2 16 Distillery 10 0 52 4 3 69 Fertilizer 0 0 6 0 1 7 Food & 16 4 46 3 7 76 Beverages Oil & Refinery 1 0 0 0 1 2 Others 1 1 29 7 10 48 Pesticide 0 0 2 0 1 3 Petrochemical 0 0 0 0 3 3 Pharmaceuticals 0 0 2 1 1 4 Pulp & Paper 5 0 45 28 15 93 Slaughter 4 0 24 0 0 28 House Sugar 11 0 104 5 2 122 Tannery 5 0 399 0 0 404 Textile 3 0 188 4 2 197 Total 56 6 908 54 48 1072
Regulation and enforcement through regular and surprise inspections of Grossly Polluting Industries (GPIs) is done for compliance verification against stipulated environmental norms. The GPIs are also inspected on annual basis for compliance verification of the pollution norms and process modification, wherever required through third party technical institutes. 1072 Grossly Polluting Industries (GPIs) have been identified on main stem of river Ganga and a number of tributaries in 2019. Inspection of 726 GPIs (647 by TPIs + 79 by CPCB) has been completed by 16 third party technical institutions during April to November, 2019 except 346 tanneries connected to CETP Jajmau which could not be inspected as these units were closed by UPPCB. Out of 726 GPIs, 611 reports have been processed by concerned CPCBs out of which 377 are complying and 105 are non-complying and 110 are temporary closed and 19 are permanent closed. Action has been taken on 105 non-complying industries in which 10 GPIs are issued closure directions under Section 5 of the E(P) Act and 95 GPIs are issued Show cause notices/ Compliance directions. Closure was ensured through
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District Administration. The processing of remaining 115 reports are pending with UPPCB for which DO letter has been sent to Principal Secretary, Uttar Pradesh by CPCB.
The state-wise compliance status as on 16.06.2020 is given as below
Compliance status of GPIs (2019) as on 16.06.2020
Reports Action Temporary Permanent S.NO STATE received Completed Complied Non-Complied Closed Closed SCN/Compliance Closure directions 1 Bihar 56 56 43 0 2 11 0 Uttar 562 447 240 90 7 93 17 2 Pradesh 3 Uttarakhand 54 54 48 1 0 3 2 4 Jharkhand 6 6 3 3 0 0 0 West 48 48 43 1* 1 3 0 5 Bengal Total 726 611 377 95 10 110 19
* Direction with imposition of Environmental Compensation(EC) amounting to Rs.500000/- and Bank Guarantee (BG) amounting to Rs.1000000/- issued to the unit on 15.01.2020.
In 2018, 12 institutes were involved and completed inspection of 961 GPIs during April – July, 2018 along with concerned SPCBs and State Mission for Clean Ganga (SMCGs)/ District Ganga Committees (DGCs). Out of 961 inspections carried out (952 by Third Party technical institutes + 9 by CPCB) in 2018, 636 are complying and 110 are non-complying and 215 are self-closed. Action has been taken on 110 non-complying industries in which 110 GPIs are issued closure directions under Section 5 of the E(P) Act.
State wise compliance status of GPIs in 2018-19 (As on 26.09.2019) Non-Complying Permanent Temporary Show State Total Complying Closure Closed Closed Cause Issued Notice
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Bihar 48 2 5 41 0 0 Uttar 812 24 172 508 0 108 Pradesh Uttarakhand 57 4 4 49 0 0 West Bengal 44 0 4 38 0 2 Total 961 30 185 636 0 110 Complying and Operational: 636 Closed: (30+185+110) 325 215 closed GPIs are sealed and report obtained from concerned DMs 110 non-complying GPIs closed and sealed after inspection by SPCBs
Sector wise compliance status of GPIs (As on 26.09.2019)
Non-Complying Permanent Temporary Sector Total Complying Closed Closed Show Cause Closure Notice Issued Chemical 15 0 1 14 0 0 Distillery 50 2 6 42 0 0 Fertilizer 6 0 0 6 0 0 Food, Dairy & 59 1 7 51 0 0 Beverages Oil & Refinery 2 0 0 2 0 0 Others 29 1 2 25 0 1 Pesticide 1 0 1 0 0 0 Petrochemical 3 0 0 3 0 0 Pharmaceuticals 3 0 0 3 0 0 Pulp & Paper 85 4 4 73 0 4 Slaughter House 21 0 7 14 0 0 Sugar 85 5 3 77 0 0 Tannery 409 5 107 197 0 100 Textile 193 12 47 129 0 5 Total 961 30 185 636 0 110
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*Others include Automobile, Electroplating, Galvanized Iron structure, Hair Oil Manufacture, Liquid Bromine, Manufacturing & Repair of aircraft, Paint, Telephone sets, Diesel locomotive units. *********
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Annexure-III Table-II Summary of the Sewerage Projects (Haridwar (d/s) to Unnao d/s) Under Projects No. of Projects Completed Ongoing Tendering NMCG 18 6 9 3 AMRUT 4 2 2 0 TOTAL 22 8 11 3
Table-III Status of Sewerage Infrastructure projects in Ganga Basin (d/s of Unnao to Ganga Sagar) as on 09-06-2020 Under Tendering/ Tender To S.no State Total Completed Ongoing Tender under be Floated Evaluation 1 Uttar Pradesh 23 12 9 0 2 2 Bihar 30 2 18 9 1 3 Jharkhand 2 1 1 4 West Bengal 22 3 11 3 5 Total 77 18 39 12 8
Table - IV Statement showing State-wise Sewerage Infrastructure Projects
No. of Sewerage No. of Sewerage State Projects prior to Projects after 2014 Total 2014 upto June 2020
Uttarakhand 10 24 34 Uttar Pradesh 10 40 50 Bihar 1 29 30 Jharkhand 1 1 2 West Bengal 4 18 22 Delhi 0 11 11 Himanchal Pradesh 0 1 1 Haryana 2 0 2 Total 28 124 152 144
Annexure-III Status of Sewerage Infrastructure Projects in Ganga Basin - Haridwar D/s to Unnao D/s (Excluding Yamuna) - NMCG
Likely date Sanctioned STP of Name of Cost Capacity S.no. State Project Name Town Main/Tr Status completion the River (Rs. In Total (As on Cr.) (MLD) June'20) Sewerage System & STP 1 UP works at Garhmukteshwar Main Ganga 46.51 9 Completed Completed Garhmuhteshwar Sewerage System & STP 2 UP works (Phase II) at Kannauj Main Ganga 43.66 1 Completed Completed Kannauj (Kali) Sewerage Scheme at 3 UP Narora Main Ganga 48.45 4 Completed Completed Narora, Bulanshahr Sewerage works in 4 UP Anupshahr Main Ganga 75.79 2.5 Completed Completed Anupshahr, Bulandshahr Farrukhabad I&D and 5 UP Farrukhabad Main Ganga 213.62 35 UT Dec/22 STP works (HAM) Interception/ Diversion 6 UP of Sisamau Nala of Kanpur Main Ganga 63.8 0 Completed Completed Kanpur city Sewerage works in 7 UP Sewerage District I Kanpur Main Ganga 370.4 0 Ongoing Nov/20 Kanpur Sewerage Scheme & 8 UP STP at Bithoor, Kanpur Bithoor Main Ganga 13.4 2 Completed Completed Nagar 145
Likely date Sanctioned STP of Name of Cost Capacity S.no. State Project Name Town Main/Tr Status completion the River (Rs. In Total (As on Cr.) (MLD) June'20) STP at Pankha, Kanpur 9 UP and integration with Kanpur Main Ganga 967.23 160 Ongoing Sep/21 existing STPs Interception, Diversion of drains & Sewage 10 UP Treatment works at Shuklaganj Main Ganga 65.18 6 Ongoing Sep/21 Shuklaganj, Dist. Unnao (HAM) Interception, Diversion of drains & Sewage 11 UP Unnao Main Ganga 102.2 13 Ongoing Sep/21 Treatment works at Unnao (HAM) Interception and Diversion (I&D) works 12 UP Bareilly Tributary Ramganga 271.39 63 UT Dec/22 with STP at Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh Interception and Diversion (I&D) works Kali 13 UP Budhana Tributary 48.76 10 Ongoing Mar/22 and STP at Budhana, (Hindon) Uttar Pradesh. I&D and STP works at Kali 14 UP Kasganj Tributary 76.73 15 Ongoing Jun/21 Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh (East) Sewerage System & STP 15 UP works (Phase I) at Moradabad Tributary Ramganga 279.91 58 Ongoing Dec/20 Moradabad (Ramganga) 146
Likely date Sanctioned STP of Name of Cost Capacity S.no. State Project Name Town Main/Tr Status completion the River (Rs. In Total (As on Cr.) (MLD) June'20)
I&D works with STP at 16 UP Moradabad Tributary Ramganga 118.69 25 Ongoing Mar/22 Moradabad I&D works and STP at Kali 17 UP Muzaffarnagar Tributary 231.79 87 Ongoing Mar/22 Muzaffarnagar (Hindon) Sewerage Scheme Kali 18 UP (I&D) with STP works Meerut Tributary 681.78 220 UT Dec/22 (East) at Meerut, Uttar Pradesh TOTAL 3719.29 710.5
Status of Sewerage Infrastructure Projects in Ganga Basin - Haridwar D/s to Unnao D/s (Excluding Yamuna) - AMRUT Likely date Sanctioned STP of Name of Cost Capacity S.no. State Project Name Town Main/Tr Status completion the River (Rs. In Total (As on Cr.) (MLD) June'20) Rampur Sewerage 1 UP Rampur Tributary Ramganga Completed Completed Project - Amrut Bijnor Sewerage Project 2 UP Bijnor Main Ganga 24 Completed Completed - Amrut Hapur Sewerage Project 3 UP Hapur Tributary Kali East 30 Ongoing Nov-21 - Amrut Bulandshahar Sewerage 4 UP Bulandshahar Tributary Kali East 40 Ongoing Feb-21 Project - Amrut TOTAL 94.0
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Existin STP Sewage Sewage Likely date Sanction Sewer Gap Gap Name of g Capacity Genera Genera of S. Main/ ed Cost Netwo in in State Project Name Town the Capaci New + tion in tion in Status completion no. Tr (Rs. In rk MLD MLD River ty in Rehab MLD MLD (As on Cr.) (Km) 2020 2035 MLD (MLD) 2020 2035 June'20) Sewage treatment Plant for Assi-BHU 1 UP Varanasi Main Ganga 161.31 50 - Ongoing Oct-2020 Sewerage District at Ramana Rehabilitation of old 2 UP trunk sewer in Varanasi Main Ganga 89.95 0 0 Ongoing Jul-2020 Varanasi Rehabilitation of 5 Ghat pumping stations and STPs at 3 UP Varanasi Main Ganga 20.52 0 0 Ongoing Jul-2020 Dinapur & Bhagwanpur in Varanasi Non Sewerage, Institutional 222 194.78 235.76 (-) (-) Development & 4 UP Varanasi Main Ganga 126.2 0 0 Ongoing Jul-2020 Other works for Pollution Abatement works in Varanasi Construction of interceptor sewers, 5 UP relieving trunk sewer Varanasi Main Ganga 165.76 0 28 Completed Completed & rising mains in Varanasi Construction of 3 pumping stations 6 UP (Chaukaghat, Varanasi Main Ganga 39.57 0 0 Completed Completed Phulwariya & Sariya) in Varanasi 148
Existin STP Sewage Sewage Likely date Sanction Sewer Gap Gap Name of g Capacity Genera Genera of S. Main/ ed Cost Netwo in in State Project Name Town the Capaci New + tion in tion in Status completion no. Tr (Rs. In rk MLD MLD River ty in Rehab MLD MLD (As on Cr.) (Km) 2020 2035 MLD (MLD) 2020 2035 June'20) Construction of 140 7 UP MLD STP at Varanasi Main Ganga 199.19 140 0 Completed Completed Dinapur, Varanasi Saryu I&D works for Tributa 8 UP Ayodhya (Ghaghra 37.67 12 0 6.80 8.00 (-) (-) Completed Completed Ayodhya ry ) I&D and STP works Tributa 9 UP at Sultanpur, Uttar Sultanpur Gomti 64.76 17 8 13.07 15.43 (-) (-) Ongoing Jul-2021 ry Pradesh Interception & Diversion works (I&D) and Sewage Tributa 10 UP Jaunpur Gomti 206.05 30 0 21.51 24.90 (-) (-) Ongoing Oct-2021 Treatment Plant at ry Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh Faecal Sludge management for Septage 11 UP Pollution abatement Chunar Main Ganga 2.7 0.01 0 4.37 4.96 management Ongoing Aug-2020 at Chunar, Uttar Project Pradesh Sewerage & Non sewerage Schemes for pollution 12 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 199.26 85 10.88 Completed Completed abatement of river ganga at District 'B' & 'E' of Allahabad Sewerage & Non sewerage Schemes 213.46 253.62 (-) (-) for pollution 13 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 106.08 20 9.24 Completed Completed abatement of river ganga at District 'A' of Allahabad Sewerage work in 14 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 142 0 109.2 Completed Completed Sewerage District 'E' 149
Existin STP Sewage Sewage Likely date Sanction Sewer Gap Gap Name of g Capacity Genera Genera of S. Main/ ed Cost Netwo in in State Project Name Town the Capaci New + tion in tion in Status completion no. Tr (Rs. In rk MLD MLD River ty in Rehab MLD MLD (As on Cr.) (Km) 2020 2035 MLD (MLD) 2020 2035 June'20) Sewage Treatment 15 UP Plant (STP) at Salori Allahabad Main Ganga 42.4 14 0 Completed Completed (14 MLD) Sewer network in District E of Allahabad - Part 2 16 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 52.78 0 42.66 Completed Completed (Additional Work) under Component "A" Sewerage System in Sewerage District 'C' 17 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 146.87 0 134.19 Completed Completed & Allahapur, Allahabad Sewerage works in 18 UP Sewerage District 'A' Allahabad Main Ganga 288.94 0 241.63 Completed Completed of Allahabad Sewerage System with Sewer network 19 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 265.86 0 214.88 Completed Completed in Sewerage District 'B' of Allahabad Interception, Diversion & Treatment works for Naini (District G), 20 UP Allahabad Main Ganga 767.59 72 13.21 Ongoing Sep-2021 Phaphamau (District F) & Jhusi area District in Allahabad (HAM) Integrated project for development of 21 UP STPs in Allahabad Allahabad Main Ganga 904 80 - Ongoing Sep-2021 alongwith existing Assets 150
Existin STP Sewage Sewage Likely date Sanction Sewer Gap Gap Name of g Capacity Genera Genera of S. Main/ ed Cost Netwo in in State Project Name Town the Capaci New + tion in tion in Status completion no. Tr (Rs. In rk MLD MLD River ty in Rehab MLD MLD (As on Cr.) (Km) 2020 2035 MLD (MLD) 2020 2035 June'20)
I&D works and STP, 22 UP Gazipur Main Ganga 90.81 21 - 14.75 18.09 (-) (-) TF Oct-2022 Gazipur (HAM)
I&D works and STP, 23 UP Mirzapur Main Ganga 114.93 14 17 - 28.07 33.21 (-) 2.21 TF Oct-2022 Mirzapur (HAM)
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I&D and STP for 1 BH Barh Main Ganga 58.26 11 - 7.55 9.28 (-) (-) Ongoing Oct-2020 Barh town Sewer Network, 2 BH SPS and STP, Begusarai Main Ganga 230.06 17 114 13.94 19.66 (-) 2.66 Ongoing Dec-2021 Begusarai Part of the area draining towards nalla I&D and STP - 45 MLD STP capacity available till works for year 2035. 3 BH Bhagalpur Main Ganga 254.13 45 - TE Sep-2022 Bhagalpur Rest of area not draiining to nala - (HAM) Sepatge collection and Treatment proposed. Sewer Networks, 4 BH SPS and STP at Buxar Main Ganga 74.95 16 95.21 12.75 16.07 (-) 0.07 TF Sep-2022 Buxar I&D and STP at 5 BH Chappra Main Ganga 236.15 32 18.95 24.31 28.87 (-) (-) Ongoing Dec-2021 Chappra I&D and STP at 6 BH Fatuha Main Ganga 35.49 7 0 5.06 7.35 (-) 0.35 TE Aug-2021 Fatuha Sewer Networks, 7 BH SPS and STP, Hajipur Main Ganga 305.19 22 189.3 19.0 24.1 (-) 2.13 TE Jul-2022 Hajipur Interception and Diversion (I&D) 8 BH Maner Main Ganga 41.36 6.5 3 5.4 6.6 (-) 0.06 Ongoing Jul-2021 with STP at Maner, Bihar Mokama I&D and 9 BH Mokama Main Ganga 60.91 8 - 7.18 8.12 (-) 0.12 Ongoing Apr-2021 STP works 152
STP Sewage Sewage Sanction Gap Name Capacity Sewer Genera Genera Gap in Likely date of S. ed Cost in State Project Name Town Main/Tr of the New + Network tion in tion in MLD Status completion no. (Rs. In MLD River Rehab (Km) MLD MLD 2020 (As on June'20) Cr.) 2035 (MLD) 2020 2035 Sewer Networks, 10 BH SPS and STP, Munger Main Ganga 294.02 30 174.75 25.52 29.66 (-) (-) TE Aug-2022 Munger Sewage Treatment 11 BH Plant - Beur for Patna Main Ganga 68.16 43 0 Completed Completed Patna, Bihar Sewerage system with Sewer 12 BH Patna Main Ganga 225.77 0 179.74 Ongoing Apr-2021 network, Patna Beur Sewage Treatment Plant - 13 BH Patna Main Ganga 77.04 37 0 Completed Completed Karmalichak for Patna, Bihar Saidpur STP and 14 BH adjoining Network Patna Main Ganga 184.93 60 55.1 Ongoing Jun-2020 for Patna, Bihar Saidpur Sewer 230.84 286.15 (-) (-) 15 BH Network, Patna, Patna Main Ganga 268.63 0 172.5 Ongoing Jul-2021 Bihar Sewerage scheme 16 BH at Pahari Zone V, Patna Main Ganga 356.37 0 115.93 Ongoing Dec-2021 Patna, Bihar Sewerage scheme 17 BH at Pahari (Zone Patna Main Ganga 184.86 0 87.69 Ongoing May-2021 IVA (S)), Patna Sewerage 18 BH Treatment Plant at Patna Main Ganga 191.62 60 - Ongoing Apr-21 Pahari - Patna Sewerage system with Sewer 19 BH Patna Main Ganga 277.42 0 96.54 Ongoing May-2021 network ,Patna Karmalichak 153
STP Sewage Sewage Sanction Gap Name Capacity Sewer Genera Genera Gap in Likely date of S. ed Cost in State Project Name Town Main/Tr of the New + Network tion in tion in MLD Status completion no. (Rs. In MLD River Rehab (Km) MLD MLD 2020 (As on June'20) Cr.) 2035 (MLD) 2020 2035 Sewerage System and STP for Digha 20 BH Patna Main Ganga 824 100 288 Ongoing Jun-2022 zone, Patna (HAM) Sewerage System and STP for 21 BH Patna Main Ganga 578.89 50 150 Ongoing Jun-2022 Kankarbag zone, Patna (HAM) I&D works with 22 BH Sonepur Main Ganga 30.93 3.5 - 2.80 3.50 (-) 0.00 Ongoing Sep-2021 STP at Sonepur Sultanganj I&D 23 BH Sultanganj Main Ganga 60.22 10 - 7.28 9.78 (-) (-) Ongoing Dec-2020 and STP works I&D and STP at 24 BH Bakhtiyarpur Main Ganga 35.88 10 0 6.78 9.93 (-) (-) Ongoing Sep-2021 Bakhtiyarpur I&D and STP 25 BH works for Naugachia Tributary Kharkari 60.79 9 - 6.37 8.30 (-) (-) Ongoing Jun-2021 Naugachia I&D and STP at Burhi 26 BH Khagaria Tributary 21 4.5 0 3.50 4.50 (-) 0.00 UT Sep-2021 Khagaria Gandak Danapur I & D 27 BH Danapur Main Ganga 103.27 25 6.9 15.50 25.00 (-) 0.0 TE Aug-2021 and STP project I&D and STP 28 BH works in Phulwarishariff Main Ganga 46.25 13 6.4 7.00 13.00 (-) 0.00 TE Aug-2021 Phulwarishariff Interception and 29 BH Diversion and STP Barahiya Main Ganga 27 6 0 4.90 5.90 (-) (-) UT Dec-2021 works in Barahiya Interception and Diversion and STP 30 BH Kahelgaon Main Ganga 25.77 6 0 4.20 6.60 (-) 0.60 UT Dec-2021 works in Kahelgaon 154
Sanctioned STP Sewage Sewage Gap Gap Likely date of S. Name of Cost Capacity Generation Generation in in State Project Name Town Main/Tr Status completion no. the River (Rs. In Total in MLD in MLD MLD MLD (As on June'20) Cr.) (MLD) 2020 2035 2020 2035
Sewerage Scheme 1 JH & STP works at Rajmahal Main Ganga 56.76 3.5 2.93 3.75 (-) 0.25 Ongoing Oct-2020 Rajmahal Sewerage Scheme 2 JH & STP works at Sahibganj Main Ganga 99.36 12 10.54 12.23 (-) 0.23 Completed Completed Sahibganj
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Sanctio STP Existin Sewage Sewage Likely date Sewer Gap Gap S. Name of ned Capacity g Genera Genera of Netwo in in no State Project Name Town Main/Tr the Cost New + Capaci tion in tion in Status completion rk MLD MLD . River (Rs. In Rehab ty in MLD MLD (As on (Km) 2020 2035 Cr.) (MLD) MLD 2020 2035 June'20) Sewerage Scheme 1 WB & STP works at Gayeshpur Main Ganga 168.67 8.23 61 7.17 8.51 (-) 0.28 Completed Completed Gayeshpur Sewerage Scheme 2 WB & STP works at Kalyani Main Ganga 57.87 21 46.33 12.76 15.99 (-) (-) Completed Completed Kalyani Sewerage Scheme 3 WB & STP works at Bhatpara Main Ganga 228.52 31 30 125 45.76 52.54 (-) (-) Completed Completed Bhatpara Interception & Diversion with 4 WB Bally Main Ganga 164.93 40 22 35.31 41.14 (-) (-) Ongoing Jun-2022 STP at Bally (HAM) Interception, Diversion & treatment works at 5 WB Baranagar Main Ganga 172.1 60 45 9 67.49 72.85 (-) (-) Ongoing Jun-2022 Baranagar & Kamarahati (HAM) Sewerage System with sewer Barrackpo 6 WB Main Ganga 272.32 24 247.14 18.05 20.14 (-) (-) Ongoing Oct-2020 network at re Barrackpore Part of town drains towards Interception, River, STP Diversion & Behrampo 7 WB Main Ganga 51.21 3.5 3.7 5.25 capacity Ongoing Sep-2021 treatment works at re available for Behrampore 2035 for part of the town. 156
Sanctio STP Existin Sewage Sewage Likely date Sewer Gap Gap S. Name of ned Capacity g Genera Genera of Netwo in in no State Project Name Town Main/Tr the Cost New + Capaci tion in tion in Status completion rk MLD MLD . River (Rs. In Rehab ty in MLD MLD (As on (Km) 2020 2035 Cr.) (MLD) MLD 2020 2035 June'20) Sewerage System Budge- 8 WB & STP works at Main Ganga 145.98 9.3 131.59 9.02 10.23 (-) 0.93 Ongoing Oct-2020 Budge Budge-Budge Sewerage System 9 WB & STP works at Halishahr Main Ganga 274.76 16 226.99 14.54 15.42 (-) (-) Ongoing Oct-2020 Halishahr Interception, Sewered area - 65 MLD STP Diversion & capacity available till year 2030. 10 WB Howrah Main Ganga 185.22 65 Ongoing Jun-2022 treatment works at Unsewered area - Sepatge collection Howrah (HAM) and Treatment proposed. Interception & Diversion with Hughly- 11 WB STP at Hughly- Main Ganga 160 29.3 20 21.06 23.03 (-) (-) TF Oct-2022 Chinsurah Chinsurah (HAM) I&D works with 12 WB Jangipur Main Ganga 68.47 13 11.38 10.86 13.09 (-) 0.09 Ongoing Sep-2021 STP at Jangipur I&D and STP works at Kanchrapa 13 WB Main Ganga 48.77 18 2.5 14.03 15.75 (-) (-) Ongoing Sep-2021 Kanchrapara, ra West Bengal Interception, Ex. Treatment Diversion & capacity 179 treatment MLD, Proposed 14 WB Kolkata Main Ganga 307.12 26.1 179 114 555 614 UT Oct-2022 Works at Tolly's Capacity - 26 Nullah (Adi MLD = 205 Ganga) (HAM) MLD and about Integration of 410 MLD is STPs with draining rehabilitation and towards ex. 15 WB Kolkata Main Ganga 165.16 102 - TF Nov-2022 O&M of existing Eastern Assets, Garden Kolkatta Reach Wetland. 157
Sanctio STP Existin Sewage Sewage Likely date Sewer Gap Gap S. Name of ned Capacity g Genera Genera of Netwo in in no State Project Name Town Main/Tr the Cost New + Capaci tion in tion in Status completion rk MLD MLD . River (Rs. In Rehab ty in MLD MLD (As on (Km) 2020 2035 Cr.) (MLD) MLD 2020 2035 June'20) Interception & Diversion with Maheshtal 16 WB STP at Main Ganga 198.43 28.1 47.5 31.58 39.60 (-) (-) UT Sep-2022 a Maheshtala (HAM) Interception, Diversion & 17 WB Nabadwip Main Ganga 61.23 20 4 14.68 16.55 (-) (-) Ongoing Jun-2021 treatment works at Nabadwip I&D and STP works at 18 WB Tributary Banka 234.31 50 19 37.73 43.89 (-) (-) TF Oct-2022 Burdwan, West Bengal Burdwan Interception and Diversion (I&D) works with STP, for drains falling 19 WB Durgapur Tributary Damodar 287.53 80 11.39 69.27 78.27 (-) (-) TF Dec-2022 in River Damodar, at Durgapur, West Bengal Detailed Project Report for I&D sewerage system 20 WB & STP for Asansol Tributary Damodar 384.96 95 28.475 68.77 82.45 (-) (-) TF Dec-2022 Asansol & Kulti towns, West Bengal 158
Sanctio STP Existin Sewage Sewage Likely date Sewer Gap Gap S. Name of ned Capacity g Genera Genera of Netwo in in no State Project Name Town Main/Tr the Cost New + Capaci tion in tion in Status completion rk MLD MLD . River (Rs. In Rehab ty in MLD MLD (As on (Km) 2020 2035 Cr.) (MLD) MLD 2020 2035 June'20) Rejuvenation of Existing STPs along with lifting station & pumping station North -24 21 WB including Main Ganga 65.54 46.24 Ongoing Jun-2021 Parganas sewerage sewerage network at North 24 Parganas Dist., West Bengal Rejuvenation of exiting STPs along with lifting station & 22 WB pumping station Hoghly Main Ganga 86.61 78.9 TE Sep-2021 including sewerage network at Hoghly Dist., West Bengal