Comprehensive Report

Original Application. No. 673 of 2018 and Original Application No. 673 of 2018 dated 20.09.2018 & 19.12.2018

in the matter of

“NEWS ITEM PUBLISHED IN “THE HINDU”AUTHORED BY SHRI. JACOB KOSHY Titled “More river stretches are now critically polluted: CPCB”

Comprehensive Report on Prevention and Control of Pollution in Beas River: Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas from Kullu to Dehragopipur at District- Kullu, Mandi, Hamirpur and Kangra of Himachal Pradesh

(Submitted in compliance to the Hon’ble National Green Tribunal (NGT) order dated September 20, 2018, 19th December, 2018)

HP State Pollution Control Board Him Parivesh, Phase – III, New Shimla - 171009

Contents

Sr. Particulars Page No. No. Background 1 1. Action Initiated for ensuring compliance to the Hon’ble NGT, Principal bench 2 Delhi order dated 20.09.2018 and 19.12.2018 vide O.A. No. 673 of 2018. 2. About River Beas and its Tributaries. 3-6 3. Water Quality Goals as per the existing provisions or guidelines/ specifications of 6-7 Center Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

4. District wise report of River Beas. 7 4.1.0 District Kullu A Major Tributaries of River Beas and Towns in Distt Kullu 7 B Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Kullu 7-10 B.1 Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Kullu

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Kullu

B.3 Sources of Pollution load to the River Beas from Solid waste in Distt. Kullu

C Action initiated at District level along the catchment of River Beas in District 10-11 Kullu

D Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries 11-12 a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Kullu in the River Beas Catchment

E Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Kullu 12-15 F Drinking Water Quality of District Kullu in the catchment of River Beas 16 G Health Status of Public residing in Kullu District under the catchment of River 16 Beas

H Observations on Gap Analysis : 17-24

H.1. Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Kullu.

H.2. Conducting the joint surprise inspections and water audit to reduce the gap in effluent generation and treatment

H.3. Status of Industries w.r.t. to Inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas

H.4. Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 / Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

H.5. List of Industries/Hotels under the catchment of River Beas where improvement or modification done in existing Effluent/Sewage Treatment Facility

H.6. Sewage Management of local habitation under the catchment of River Beas

H.7. Channelization of River Beas

H.8. Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council Kullu, Manali, Shamshi & Bhunter falling under the catchment of River Beas

H.9. Action plan for plantation by Forest Department along the stretch of River Beas.

H.10. Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Kullu.

4.2.0 District Mandi A Major Town and Tributaries of River Beas in Distt Mandi: 25-27 B Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Mandi: 27-29

B.1. Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Mandi

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Mandi

B.3 Pollution load to the River from Solid waste in Distt. Mandi

C Action initiated at District level under the area of jurisdiction of the River Beas in District Mandi 29-30 D Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries: 30-31 a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas

b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt

Mandi in the River Beas Catchment E Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Mandi 32-34

F Drinking Water Quality of District Mandi in the catchment of River Beas 34

G Health Status of Public residing in Mandi District under the catchment of River 35 Beas H Observations on Gap Analysis: 35-43 H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Mandi

H.2 Conducting the surprise inspections and water audit to reduce the gap in effluent generation and treatment

H.3 Status of Industries w. r. t. to Inspection, Sampling, Complying & Non- Complying in the catchment of River Beas.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 / Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

H.5 Sewage Management of local habitation under the catchment of River Beas. H.6 Channelization of Suketi Khad. H.7 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council Mandi, falling under the catchment of River Beas.

H.8 Action plan for plantation by Forest Department along the stretch of River Beas.

H.9 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Mandi

4.3.0 District Hamirpur: A Major Tributaries of River Beas in Distt Hamirpur 44-45 B Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Hamirpur: 46-47 B.1. Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt.Hamirpur.

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Hamirpur.

B.3 Pollution load to the River from Solid waste in Distt. Hamirpur.

C Action initiated at District level under the area of jurisdiction of the River in 47 District Hamirpur

D Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries in District 47-49 Hamirpur:

a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Hamirpur in the River Beas Catchment E Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Hamirpur 49-51 F Drinking Water Quality of District Hamirpur in the catchment of River Beas 51 G Health Status of Public residing in Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun of District 52 Hamirpur under the catchment of River Beas H Observations on Gap Analysis 52-56

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Hamirpur.

H.2. Conducting the surprise inspections and water audit to reduce the gap in effluent generation and treatment.

H.3 Status of industries w.r.t. to inspection, Sampling of Industries, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 /Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

H.5 Sewage Management of local habitation under the catchment of River Beas.

H.6 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council Sujanpur & Nagar Panchyat Nadaun falling under the catchment of River Beas.

H.7 Action plan for plantation by Forest Department along the stretch of River Beas.

H.8 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Hamirpur.

4.4.0 District Kangra A Major Tributaries of River Beas and Towns in Distt Kangra 57 B Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Kangra 57-58 B.1 Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt.Kangra B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Kangra B.3 Pollution load to the River form Solid waste in Distt. Kangra C Action initiated at District level under the area of jurisdiction of the River in 58-59 District Kangra D Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries in Distt. 59 Kangra: a. Sewage and industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas. b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Kangra in the River Beas catchment E Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Kangra 59-60 F Drinking Water Quality of District Kangra in the catchment of River Beas: 60-62 G Health Status of Public residing in Kangra District under the catchment of River 62-63 Beas H Observations on Gap Analysis: 63-68

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Kangra. H.2 Conducting the joint surprise inspections and water audit to reduce the gap in effluent generation and treatment. H.3 Status of Industries w.r.t. to Inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 / Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

H.5 Sewage Management of local habitation under the catchment of River Beas.

H.6 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council District- Kangra falling under the Catchment of River Beas.

H.7 Action plan for plantation by Forest Department along the stretch of River Beas.

H.8 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Kangra.

Drone Mapping 69-71

Proposed Action Plan for District Kullu, Mandi, Hamirpur and Kangra. 72-87

Action Taken Report of District Kullu, Hamirpur, Kangra and Mandi 88-100

Sr. No. List of Figures Page No. Drainage Map showing Catchment Area of River Beas basin in Himachal 4 Figure : 1 Pradesh Graphs Showing trend of Dissolved Oxygen, Faecal Coliform and 15 Figure : 2 Biochemical Oxygen Demand in River Beas Distt. Kullu Figure : 3 Photographs depicting stretches of River Beas in Manali, Kullu Region. 24 Figure : 4a Web page of HPSPCB 25 Figure : 4b Web link of HEP showing Environmental discharge data 26 Graphs showing average BOD,DO,FC load in River Beas at different 27, 33-34 Figure : 5 locations. Graphs Showing trend of Faecal Coliform in the stretch of River Beas from 39 Figure : 6 Kullu to Dehragopipur Figure : 7 Location of existing and proposed STPs in the catchment of River Beas 40 Figure : 8 Location of Urban Local Bodies 45 Graphs Showing trend of Dissolved Oxygen, Faecal Coliform and 51 Figure : 9 Biochemical Oxygen Demand in River Beas Distt. Hamirpur Figure : 9.a Cleanliness drive at Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun Town of Distt Hamirpur in 56 the stretch of River Beas. Figure : 9.b Graphs Showing trend of Dissolved Oxygen, Faecal Coliform and 61-62 Biochemical Oxygen Demand in River Beas Distt. Kangra Figure : 10 Map showing BOD level along the stretch of River Beas 68 Figure : 11 Drone Imagery along the River Beas stretch at Kullu Town 69 Sr. No. List of Tables Page No. Table : 1 Showing the priority of River Beas stretch 6 Final goal to achieve the water quality of River Beas throughout the stretch 7 Table : 2 i.e Kullu to Dehragopipur Table : 3 Sector wise water pollution details in District Kullu. 8 Table : 4 Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas in District Kullu 9 Status of Sewage Treatment Plant as per samples collected in month of 12 Table : 5 January 2019 Results of the samples collected from the drain, Nalla and tributary to the 12-13 Table : 6 River Beas District Kullu Table : 7 Load carrying by the drain to the River Beas 13 Results of the samples collected to identify the pollution load and present 14 Table : 8 area of concern of River Beas for preparing the action plan Table : 9 Ground water status along the River Beas District Kullu 16 Table : 10 Diseases prevalent in District Kullu 16 Table : 11 Sample results of industrial units located around the catchment of River Beas 17 Industries and Hotel w.r.t Inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non- 18 Table : 12 Complying details in last three months. Table : 13 List of industries whose power disconnection has been done 19 List of Industries/Hotels under the catchment of River Beas where 19 Table : 14 improvement or Modification done in existing Effluent/Sewage Treatment Facility Table : 15 Gap analysis of Sewage Management in Manali-Kullu along River Beas 20 Table : 16 Plantations 22 Table : 17 Cost Estimation of Plantation 23 Table : 18 Water Polluting industries in Mandi Area 28 Table : 19 Sources of Pollution in catchment of River Beas at Mandi 28 Treated Water Quality of Effluent/Sewage Treatment Plant at Distt. Mandi 30 Table : 20 along River Beas Stretch Treated Water Quality of Sewage Treatment Plant at Distt. Mandi along 31 Table : 21 River Beas Stretch Table : 22 Details of proposed facility to be setup in District Mandi 31 Result of the sample collected from the Drain, Nalla and Tributries to the 32 Table : 23 River Beas Table : 24 Load carrying by the drain to the River Beas 32 Table : 25 Surface Water Quality of River Beas in District Mandi 33 Table : 26 Drinking Water Quality of District Mandi 34 Table : 27 Health status of public residing in District Mandi 35 Table : 28 Sample results of units in District Mandi 36 Table : 29 Consent Status of Units in District Mandi 37 Table : 30 Detail of Sewage generation disposal of Mandi Town 38 Action plan of the Forest Department for the stretch of River Beas in District 42 Table : 31 Mandi Table : 32 Source of Pollution in catchment of River Beas in Distt. Hamirpur 46 Effluent Management in the industrial units at District Hamirpur along River 48 Table : 33 Beas Stretch Result of Sewage Treatment Plants at District Hamirpur along Stretch of 48 Table : 34 River Beas Table : 35 Sample results of Drain, Nalla and Tributaries carrying load to River Beas 49 Table : 36 Calculation of load carried by the drains to River Beas 49-50 Table : 37 Surface Water Quality along the stretch of River Beas in District Hamirpur 50 Table : 38 Drinking Water Quality (Ground Water) of District Hamirpur 51 Table : 39 Health data of diseases prevalent in District Hamirpur 52 Table : 40 Sample result of unit in District Hamirpur 52 Table : 41 Consent status of unit in District Hamirpur 53 Table : 42 The details of sewage generation, treatment and proposal with time 53-54 Table : 43 Plantations 54 Table : 44 Category wise list of industrial unit in District Kangra 57 Table : 45 Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas in District Kangra 58 Results of Sewage Treatment Plant at the catchment of River Beas in District 59 Table : 46 Kangra Table : 47 The Results of the samples collected to identify the pollution load and present 60 area of concerns of River Beas for prepare the action plan Table : 48 Pollution Load of Drain contributing to River Beas at Dehra, Kangra 60 Table: 49 Surface Water Quality of River Beas in District kangra 60

Table: 50 Ground Water Quality status along the River Beas in District Kangra 61

Table: 51 Diseases prevalent in Jawalamukhi ( Data Source: Medical Officer 62 Jawalamukhi) District Kangra.

Table: 52 Diseases Prevalent in Dehra (Data Source: Senior Medical Officer Dehra) 62-63

Table: 53 Diseases Prevalent in Jaisinghpur (Data Source: Medical Officer Jaisinghpur) 63

Table : 54 Results of Industrial Treated Effluent in District - Kangra 63

Table: 55 Consent Status of Industries in Kangra District which are along River Beas 64-65

Table: 56 Table of Action Plan for Plantation in the catchment areas of River Beas 66

Sr. No. List of Annexure Annexure - I Copy of notification River Rejuvenation (RRC) Committee formation 101-103 Annexure - II Copy of First RRC Meeting 104-109 Annexure - III Notification regarding Co-opted Members 110-111 Annexure - IV Copy of Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at District Level 112-116 Annexure - V Second meeting of RRC 117-133 Annexure – VI Copy of Schedule-VI of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 134-136 Annexure- VI.1 Table of Hydro Electric Project in District Kullu. 137-144 Minutes of meeting Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at 145-148 Annexure - VII District Level conducted under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Kullu. Results of the sample collected by I&PH at 05 different locations of 149-153 Annexure - VIII water supply schemes around the river Beas. Last two year sample report for water quality of River Beas in District 154-165 Annexure – IX Kullu Annexure- X Results of Drinking Water Quality of District Kullu 166 Minutes of meeting Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at 167-171 Annexure- XI District Level conducted under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Mandi Annexure - XII The samples results of industries of Distt. Mandi 172 Results of Drinking Water Supply Schemes and bore wells conducted 173-177 Annexure - XIII by Irrigation & Public Health (IPH) Division Mandi. Last two year sample report for water quality of River Beas in District 178 Annexure -XIV Mandi Annexure - XV Detail of sewer line connection work with the estimated cost. 179 Minutes of meeting Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at 180-182 Annexure – XVI District Level conducted under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Hamirpur. Annexure – XVII Action plan of Forest department for plantation and check Dam. 183-184

Annexure – XIII Solid Liquid waste management in all the Gram Panchayat of the State 185-186

Comprehensive Report on Prevention and Control of Pollution in River Beas: Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas from Kullu to Dehra Gopipur of Himachal Pradesh

BACKGROUND:-Hon’ble National Green Tribunal passed the following orders in OA No. 673/2018 titled “More river stretches are now critically polluted: CPCB”. “This application has been registered on the basis of a news item dated 17.09.2019 in “The Hindu”under the heading “More river stretches are now critically polluted: CPCB”. According to the news item, 351polluted river stretches have been noted by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). 117 such stretches are in the state of Assam, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. The CPCB has apprised the concerned States of the extent of the pollution in the rivers. According to the news item, most polluted stretches are from Powai and Dharavi – with Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) 250 mg/L; the Godavari – from Someshwar to Rahed –with BOD from 4.0-147 mg/L; and the Hindon-Saharanpur to Ghazibad-with a BOD of 48-120 mg/L. The CPCB has programmed to monitor the quality of rivers by measuring BOD. BOD greater than or equal to 30mg/L is termed as ‘Priority I’ while that between 3.1- 6 mg/L is ‘Priority V’. The CPCB considers a BOD less than 3mg/L an indicator of a healthy river. In its 2015 Report, the CPCB had identified 302 polluted stretches on 275 rivers, spanning 28 States and six Union Territories. The number of such stretches has now been found to be 351.

All States and Union Territories are directed to prepare action plans within two months for bringing all the polluted river stretches to be fit at least for bathing purposes (i.e. BOD < 3 mg/L and FC <500 MPN/100 ml) within six months from the date of finalization of the action plans.

The action plans may be prepared by four-member committee comprising Director Environment, Director Urban Development, Director Industries, Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board of Concerned State. This committee will also be the Monitoring Committee for execution of the action plan. The Committee may be called “River Rejuvenation Committee” (RRC). The RRC will function under the overall supervision and coordination of Principal Secretary, Environment of the concerned State/Union Territory.

1.0 Action initiated for ensuring compliance to the Hon’ble NGT, Principal Bench, Delhi order dated 20.09.2018 and 19.12.2018 vide O.A. No. 673 of 2018.

I. The River Rejuvenation Committee (RRC) comprising of Director, Environment, Director, Urban Development, Director, Industries, Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board has been notified by Government of Himachal Pradesh vide STE-E(3)-6/2-16 dated 17.11.2018. (Copy of notification is enclosed as Annexure-I).

II. First meeting of the River Rejuvenation Committee held on 29.11.2018 at Shimla (H.P.) under the Chairmanship of Additional Chief Secretary (Environment, Science and Technology) Government of H.P. Decisions were taken by RRC to include Co-opted members, hiring the experts for preparation of action plan, and forming Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at District Level. (Copy of minutes of meeting is enclosed as Annexure-II ).

III. Co-opted Members comprising of Pr. Chief Conservator of Forest, Department of Forest, Director, Rural Development, Member Secretary, Himachal Pradesh Council for Science, Technology & Environment., Engineer-in-Chief, Irrigation & Public Health (I &PH) Department have been notified by government of HP on 04.12.2018. (Copy of notification is enclosed as Annexure-III ).

IV. The members comprising of Deputy Commissioner/District Magistrate, as Chairman, Representative of concerned District and Session Judge, Representative (concerned district) Forest Department, Representative (concerned district) Urban Development, Representative (concerned district) Deptt. Industry, Executive Officer/ Representative Municipal Council, Representative (concerned district) PH, Regional Officer, HP State Pollution Control Board as Member Secretary has been notified by Government of HP&I vide on 04.12.2018 as District level Surveillance Task Force. Copy of notification is enclosed as Annexure-IV).

V. Second meeting of the River Rejuvenation Committee held on 07.12.2018 at Shimla (H.P.) under the Chairmanship of Additional Chief Secretary (Environment, Science and Technology) government of H.P. (Copy of minutes of meeting is enclosed as Annexure-V).

VI. Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board (HPSPCB) created a web page at https://hppcb.nic.in on suggestions tab, inviting public participation from educational institutions, religious institutions and commercial establishments. Achievement and failure may also be published on such website. The RRC will monitor the site and suitably reward those contributing significantly to the success of the project.

2. About River Beas and its tributaries:- River Beas is one of the Indus River Systems of Himalaya. The River originates from Beas Kund, near Rohtang Pass, at a height of 4,062 m above sea level, on the southern end of the Pir Panjal Range of Distt. Kullu in Himachal Pradesh and flows a distance of about 245 Kms in Himachal and merge with the Sutlej at Harike Pattan south of Amritsar in Punjab after travelling 470 kms.

The catchment area of River Beas is around 10,000 sq.kms and the River travels around 245 Km in the given stretch from Kullu to Dehragopipur. This stretch of river passes through four districts of Himachal Pradesh i.e. Kullu (from Palchan to Bajaura i.e. 63 Km), Mandi (from Bajaura to Sachuhi i.e 103 km), Hamirpur (from Sachuhi to Kaloor i.e 54 Km) & Kangra (From Kaloor to Dehragopipur i.e 35 Km). The River Beas share the boundary of District Mandi and Kullu from Bajaura to Larji (i.e. around 18 km) and also from downstream of Distt. Mandi it flows at boundary of Distt.Hamirpur on left bank and Distt. Kangra on right bank from Sachuhi near Sandhol to Kaloor (i.e. 54 km). This is a Perennial River and experiences the vast variation in the flow discharge. The winter season is the lean season due to snow shed areas along River Beas and its major tributaries. The flow of River started to increase in month of March onwards and turned to flash floods time during monsoon season.

The stretch of River Beas falls under the jurisdiction of four districts of Himachal Pradesh i.e. Kullu, Mandi, Hamirpur and Kangra. Every district has different mode of impact in respective areas, that’s why the action plan has been made separately for respective districts for proper monitoring and execution.

Figure 1: Drainage Map showing Catchment Area of River Beas basin in Himachal Pradesh 4

2.01 The River Beas in Distt Kullu:

The major tributaries of River Beas in Distt. Kullu are Manalsu Nalla, Alliane Nalla, Duhangan Nalla, Dobhi Nalla, Baragran Nalla, River Parvati, Hurla Nalla, Sainj and Tirthan River. The major towns on the River Beas are Manali, Kullu, Shamshi & Bhunter and the population as per census 2011 of these towns is as 8096, 18536, 8870 & 4475 respectively. Industrial establishments are very small in number and are of small scale nature. There is long fruit season in the District and tourism is becoming a major commercial activity these days. Hydro Projects are also established in significant numbers along the River Beas and its tributaries. Some stretches of the river experience flash floods in rainy season and its tributaries have created significant impact on soil erosion, loss to public properties, commercial establishments and to agricultural fields every year. The river enters District Mandi at Bajaura.

2.02 The River Beas in Distt Mandi:

The River Beas enters Distt. Mandi at Bajaura. There is Larji Dam, downstream of Bajaura and Pandoh Dam, upstream of Mandi town. From Pandoh Dam the water of river is diverted by BBMB through tunnel to Govindsagar Lake, which is a reservoir of Bhakra Dam on River Sutlej. H.P. Government has made it mandatory to maintain “E-flow” and as per guidelines issued by Govt. of HP to release minimum 15% flow in lean season immediate D/s of the dam site. Hence Larji HEP and BBMB releases the 15 % discharge at immediate D/s of dam site. The Northern and Eastern tributaries of the River Beas are perennial and snow fed, while Southern are seasonal. In Mandi District, the major tributaries are Tirthan, Bakhli, Jiuni, Uhl, Suketi, Panddi, Son and Bather. The River Beas enters the District Hamirpur at Sachuhi near Sandhol.The major towns in District Mandi in the catchment of River Beas are Mandi town and Jogindernagar having population 26,422 and 5,335 persons respectively as per census 2011.

2.03 The River Beas in Distt Hamirpur:

The River continues to flow in District Hamirpur from Sachuhi and major Towns in District Hamirpur situated in River Beas Stretch are Sujanpur-Tihra and Nadaun. Sujanpur Tihra is located on the Left bank of River Beas. The Sujanpur-Tihra Municipal Council has population of 7,943 as per report released by Census India 2011 and there are no industries in Sujanpur Tihra Town although small Hotels/Guest-houses are situated at Sujanpur Town. The second town is Nadaun on the River Bank having population around 4430 person as per census 2011. The main tributaries of the River Beas in this stretch are Binwa Khad, Mann Khad, Shukker Khad and Kunah Khad before leaving of District Hamirpur at Kaloor. In this

complete stretch of river Beas Distt. Hamirpur is at left bank of River Beas and Kangra is at the right bank upto Kaloor.

2.04 The River Beas in Distt Kangra

River Beas divides District Kangra and Hamirpur on the right bank is district Kangra and on left bank is district Hamirpur there is no activity on both the banks which contributes to pollution load in river Beas.. From Kaloor to Dehragopipur, the river covers around 48 Km and merges into the reservoir of Pandoh dam of BBMB. The major tributaries are Bain, Banganga, Luni, Chakki, Gaj Khad and Baner. The population of Jawalamukhi town is 5,361 persons and of Dehragopipur town is 4,816 persons (as per census 2011).

3.0 Water Quality Goals as per the existing provisions or guidelines/ specifications of Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)

As River Beas is a perennial river so it is an important aspect to improve the quality of River Beas in context of its utility for drinking and Irrigation purposes. The ultimate goal for beneficial use of river will determine the level of actions to be taken for maintaining the water quality as BOD below 03 mg/liter, DO above 05 mg/liter and the total count of Faecal Coliform bacteria below 500 MPN/100. Under the present circumstances, it appears that River Beas may serve the purpose of outdoor bathing (organized) and to achieve this objective, generated domestic sewage should be treated to meet the outdoor bathing standards. Also, the industrial effluents generated from small industrial areas in Kullu, Mandi, Hamirpur and Kangra which are ultimately joining and contributing to the pollution load in River Beas should be treated to meet the effluent discharge standards stipulated under Schedule-VI of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 which is given as Annexure-VI. As per the Hon’ble NGT orders vide OA No. 673 of 2018, River Beas falls under Priority –V of designated criteria, depending upon the level of Bio-chemical Oxygen Demand.

Table No. 01:- Showing Priority of River Beas stretch

Sr. No. River Stretch Name Stretch of Priority -V BOD (mg/L) River Beas (Kullu, Mandi, 1. Kullu- to- Dehragopipur 6.0 Hamirpur and Kangra)

The river water quality for outdoor bathing (organized) also requires more stringent conditions and river water has to maintain adequate Dissolved Oxygen (DO) and Coliforms. The suggested criteria for outdoor bathing (organized) in River Beas are given in the following Table - 2.

Table 2: Final goal to achieve the Water quality of River Beas throughout the Stretch i.e. Kullu to Dehragopipur

Sr. No. Parameters as per Hon’ble Court Water Quality Criteria for Outdoor Order Bathing (Organized) 1. pH 6.5-8.5 2. Biochemical Oxygen Demand 5 days Less than 3mg/l 200C 3. Dissolved Oxygen More than 5.0 mg/liter 4. Faecal Coliforms Less than 500 MPN/100ml

4.0 District Wise report of River Beas 4.1.0 District Kullu:

4.1.A. Major Tributaries of River Beas and Towns in Distt Kullu:

The major tributaries of the River in Distt. Kullu are Manalsu Nalla, Alline Nalla, Duhangan Nalla, Dobhi Nalla, Baragran Nalla, River Parvati, Hurla Nalla, Sainj and Tirthan River. The major towns on both banks of river Beas are Manali, Kullu, Shamshi & Bhuntar and the population as per census 2011 of these towns is as 8096, 18536, 8870 & 4475 respectively. The present population of Kullu (MC), Shamshi (CT), Manali (MC) and Bhunter(NP) is approximately 44,426 Persons (as per census 2011 & updated to 2018 with growth rate @ 1.59% per annum). Industrial establishments are very small in number and mostly belong to Small scale category. There is a long fruit season in the District and tourism activity is becoming a major commercial activity these days. The Hydroelectric Projects are also established in significant numbers along River Beas and its tributaries. Some stretches of river experience flash floods in rainy season & its tributaries which has created significant impact due to soil erosions, to public properties, commercial establishments and to agricultural fields every year. The river enters district Mandi at Bajaura.

4.1.B. Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Kullu:

B.1 Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Kullu:

In Kullu District the industrial establishments are very small in the number and major establishments belong to Tourism sector. At present, 07 number of water polluting industries, 10 numbers of automobile service –cum- washing centers , 07 Number of STPs’ of I&PH and 48 numbers of Hotels having captive STPs’ in the catchment of river Beas in District Kullu are tabulated below. Total 979 number of units have been covered under purview of Consent Mechanism under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and majority belongs to small Orange and Green category (inventory enclosed). The small category units such as Hotel/ Guest House/Restaurants have 7

provided their own septic tanks and other units under the jurisdictions of MC Manali, MC Kullu and MC Bhunter have got connection with the Common STPs. 90 % of inventoried units are small category units (mainly Hotels/Guest Houses/restaurants i.e. 906 units out of 979) and 675 are small green units from total 979 units. The small units have provided their own septic tank/soak pits. The industrial area in Shamshi is located on the bank of River Beas and a drain from Industrial Area (I.A.) Shamshi carrying BOD load to the river, due to overflow of septic tanks, treated effluents and other bio-degradable solids.

Table 3 : Sector-wise Water pollution details in the Distt. Kullu: Sr. Type of unit Number of units Effluent generated in Installed No. KLD capacity (KLD) 1 Mineralized water and Soft Drinks 2 60 100 Bottling Plants 2 Dairy Units 2 5.5 11.5 3 Wool Spinning & Weaving Mills & 3 18 40 Dyeing ( Seasonal Dying) 4 Hotels Units ( with captive STP) 48 300 &800 1005 ( in months of May & June) 5 Vehicle washing and Servicing 10 16 21 centres and Workshops 6 Hydroelectric Projects 23 Release of 15% data - Annexed- VI.1 Total 88 889.5 1177.5

B.2 Source of Domestic and other impact activity in Distt. Kullu:

There are five number of towns in Distt Kullu in the basin of river Beas. i.e. Manali, Kullu, Shamshi (census town), Bhunter and Banjar and except Banjar all are situated directly on bank the River Beas. The population of the Manali (MC) was 8096, Kullu (MC) was 18536, Shamshi (CT) was 8870 and Bhunter (NP) was 4475 persons as per census 2011 respectively. Banjar (NP) with population 1414 person as per census 2011 is situated on the sub tributary of River Beas and first tributary of Tirthan River. In addition to this floating population around 15,000 person average per day contributes to the pollution load in Kullu- Manali.

The total population of Kullu (MC), Shamshi (CT) and Bhunter(NP) is approximately 35,429 Persons and of Manali (MC) is 8,997 (as per census 2011 & updated to 2018 with growth rate @ 1.59% per annum). In the summer season, the sewage load exceeds more than the 3.0 MLD in Manali town in months of May & June every year due to large influx of tourists.

All STPs are located on the bank of river Beas and after treatment directly discharged into River Beas. STPs are operational with the conventional surface aeration technology and there is no tertiary treatment facility in the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) for the advance treatment of sewage. Table No. 4: Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas in District Kullu

Sr. Sources contributing Pollution Description of Areas Jurisdiction of Sewage No. to River Beas: through its Treatment Plant ( STP) tributaries, drains and non- Existing and Proposed point sources

1. Hotels and Residential Colonies/ - Manali Town, STP Manali of capacity Houses in Manali Town located in Urban estate, MC 1.83 MLD Manali town, main drain which Mall Road, Bus merges into river Beas at Aloo stand Area ground near Volvo Bus Stand.

2. Hotels and Residential Colonies/ - Rangri, Manali- Hotel more than 25 DBR Houses in Rangri, Kanyal Road Rangri Road, capacities have provided located on the main Rangri drain Kanyal Road, their own STP and small Gadherni Village Hotels, Local residents have provided individual septic tank/ soak pits.

3. Hotels and Colonies/ Houses in - Aleo, Prini and Hotel more than 25 DBR Vahsisht village, Aleo, Prini and Jagatsukh. capacities have provided Jagatsukh, located on the left bank their own STP and small of River Beas in Manali Hotels, Local residents have provided individual septic tank/soak pits.

4. Hotels and Colonies/ Houses in - Old Manali. Hotel more than 25 DBR Old Manali capacities have provided their own STP and small Hotels, Local residents have provided individual septic tank/soak pits.

5. Local residents, Commercial - Akhara bazaar IPH STP at Bhootnath is activities i.e. shops and Dhaba, Market, Sultanpur provided capacity 2.50 Hotels located on Akahar Bazar area. MLD drain which merged to river Beas behind market.

6. Sewage load from Industrial area - Industrial Area Water polluting unit have and carrying the treated effluent Kullu their own ETPs and Septic from I.A. Kullu to river Beas. tank /Soak pits.

7. Drains carrying sullage, overflow - Dhalpur, Lanka STP of IPH, Lankabaker of septic tank, illegal discharge of Baker, STP of (2.57 LD), Badah (0.38 septage, seepage of sewage I&PH, Kullu and MLD), Sharabhai (0.46 littering of commercial Shamshi Division MLD), Jarad (0.87 MLD). Establishments/Dhaba/Sabjimandi The households have is being discharged to the river provided their individual and impact on the water quality. Septic tank/ Soak pits which are not connected to 9

STP

B.3 Sources of Pollution load to the River Beas from Solid waste in Distt. Kullu:

 The Manali Town is having population 8096 (census 2011), present population is calculated as 8997 and the solid waste generation presently is around 12 MT per/day. During the months of May and June at the time of high tourist inflow it increases upto 30-35 ton day.

 The total population of MC Kullu, Bhunter and Shamshi census town (CT) is 35429 (census 2011) and present population is calculated as 13, 284 persons. The waste processing facility for MC Kullu, NP Bhunter and for Shamshi (CT) is common at Pirdi and waste generated is around 18.74 Mt/day but the facility at present non functional due to public agitation and matter subjudice in Hon’ble NGT.

 Handling and disposal of horticultural/agricultural waste mainly in the fruit season.

 Solid/Liquid discharge load from the human settlement due to encroachment in the flood plain zone of River Beas.

 Drains carrying littered solid waste from Dhabas, commercial activity and from sabjimandi to the river.

4.1.C. Action initiated at District level along the catchment of River Beas in District Kullu:

a. The meeting of Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at District level has been conducted under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Kullu on 04.01.2019. Copy of minutes of meeting is enclosed as Annexure VII

b. The water polluting (08 numbers)units were inspected and 01 number of unit identified which does not have the consent under the provisions of Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, and hence Power Disconnection is issued under relevant sections of above Acts.

c. Total 27 numbers of inspections has been conducted and samples collected from 13 hotels, 07 industrial units and 07 from the STP of I&PH. One number of STP has been upgraded and 03 STPs are newly installed.

d. The Flow and Pollution load of four drains contributes to River Beas i.e drain at Aloo ground from Manali Town, Drain at Rangri from Rangri area in Manali, drain at Akhara Bazar in Kullu and drain at Lankabaker in Kullu has been assessed.

e. District Rural Development Agency (RDA) has conducted 2 workshops at Naggar and at Kullu on dated 16-01-2019 &17-01-2019 regarding Solid Liquid Waste discharge management.

10 f. The Mining Department has auction the 20 nos. of the quarry in the Beas river bed from Manali-Kullu- Aut Sub- Division to avoid the illegal mining. g. The I&PH department has submitted the proposals for increasing sewage treatment capacity to 12.54 MLD from existing capacity of 1.82 MLD with an estimated total cost about 163.14 Cr. h. The proposal for Channelization of River Beas from Palchan to Aut has been submitted by the I&PH as Flood Protection work of Beas River and Parvati and Shillihar. The detailed project report has been prepared from Palchan to Aut (74 Km) amounting to Rs. 598.48 Crore (2018-19 ) price level. i. The sampling of 32 numbers of locations along the stretch of River Beas and its tributaries and ground water sources into the Catchments has been completed in 2017-18. j. I&PH have conducted sampling at 05 different locations of water supply schemes around the river Beas and results are enclosed. The results are attached as Annexure VIII

4.1.D. Existing Status in the Catchment area of River Beas and its Tributaries a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas:-

There are mainly small scale industries established in the catchment of River Beas in Distt. Kullu. The water polluting units are 65 in numbers i.e. 48 hotels, 02 number Mineral water plant, 03 Wool Spinning & Weaving Mills & Dyeing ( Seasonal Dying), 02 milk plant and 10 numbers automobile workshop and service centers.

The load to the River Beas is mainly from the domestic sewage. The growth of tourism activity in the area and the residential area increased very rapidly since last decade whereas the sewage handling and treatment system is not enhanced/modernized upto the mark. During high in flow of tourists and local public in the area the sewage generation increases rapidly and the existing structure is insufficient to handle the load.

There is a long fruit season in the complete valley of Kullu district which starts from April with plum and ended with Apple in the month of August. The whole fruits and vegetables comes from valley to the town/ sabji-mandi which are located on the River Banks and due to poor management of the over ripped/residual, the waste somehow finds the way to the river through drains which also have the impact on the water quality.

There are 07 numbers of common STP’s of the I&PH departments are functional in District Kullu along the River Beas and The STP’s are monitored on regular basis. There is significant gap in existing sewage treatment capacity and generation. During the time of May, June in Manali and in Dussehra festival for 15 days in Kullu the sewage generation

increased the installed handling capacity. The status of the STP as per sample collected in first week of January, 2019 is tabulated as below:

Table No. 5:- The status of STP as per sample collected in first week of January, 2019 S. Name of STP pH TSS COD BOD Oil & Remark No. ( 5.5 (<100 (<250 (<30 Grease -9.5 ) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) (<10 mg/L) 1 IPH STP MANALI 7.41 43.0 100.0 11.0 2.4 Complying

2 STP Bhoot Nath 8.08 15.0 56.0 6.0 0.8 Complying I&PH 3 STP I&PH Lanka 8.22 15.0 72.0 8.0 0.8 Complying Baker 4 STP Badah I & PH. 7.95 78.0 328.0 110.0 5.6 Non Complying

5 STP Bhuntar I&PH 8.31 52.0 144.0 22.0 2.8 Complying

6 STP Sharabhai I&PH 8.45 38.0 112.0 18.0 2.0 Complying

7 STP Jarad I&PH Jarad 8.16 35.0 88.0 14.0 1.6 Complying

b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Kullu in the River Beas Catchment:

There are two number of MC town in district Kullu i.e. MC Kullu and MC Manali. Further Bhunter is a Nagar Panchayat and Shamshi is a census towns. All are located along on the bank of the River Beas. MC Kullu , Shamshi and Bhunter has one common waste processing facility in village Pirdi with waste segregation and composting facility but due to local agitation and matter pending in Hon’ble NGT the site is not functional these days. The MC Manali has a waste processing site with segregation and composting facility and has the proposal to install a waste to energy plant and same in under construction and the date of production is proposed as 31.03.2019. The waste to energy plant is proposed to operate on the total capacity of 35 ton/day which will also handle the load from the nearby by rural/urban areas extends up to Kullu town.

4.1.E. Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Kullu:

Samples are collected to monitor the water quality of River Beas from the Nehrukund which is upstream of Manali to Bajaura D/S of Kullu town at14 different locations. Last two years sample report is enclosed as annexure IX

“The fresh sample were collected from the River Beas right from origin to the Dehra Gopipur in addition to the Tributaries, Nalla, Drains and Bore well around the complete stretches” to assess the latest position.

Table No. 6: Results of the samples collected from the Drain, Nalla and Tributaries to the River Beas, Distt. Kullu Sr. No Name of the locations pH DO mg/l BOD mg/l TC FC MPN/100ml MPN/100ml 1 Manalsu Nallah before conf. to R. 7.62 10.9 0.3 130 14 Beas 2 Drain at Aloo Ground 7.63 8.7 22.0 >1600 >1600 3 Allaign Nallah before conf. 8.19 11.0 0.1 170 21

R Beas 4 Drain at Rangri 7.97 9.9 10.0 350 48 5 Duhangan Nallah before conf. to 7.51 10.9 0.1 150 17 R. Beas 6 Baragram Nallah Before conf. to 7.75 11.3 0.1 140 13 R. Beas 7 Dobhi Nalla U/s of River Beas 8.42 11.2 0.4 170 21 8 Drain Akhara bazaar U/s Kullu 7.78 5.2 19.0 >1600 >1600 9 Sarvari Nallah before confluence 8.15 8.1 0.3 920 120 to R. Beas 10 MC Drain at Lanka Baker 7.81 5.6 70.0 >1600 >1600 11 I.A. drain 6.62 2.8 52.0 920 94 12 River Parvati u/s of River Beas 8.15 11.5 0.2 350 46 14 Bajaura Nalla U/s of river Beas 7.87 10.5 0.5 >1600 220 15 Hurla Nalla U/s of River Beas 7.93 9.3 0.1 170 21 16 R Sainj at Larji 7.97 11.0 0.2 220 26 17 R Tirthan U/s of 8.11 11.6 0.1 170 13 River Sainj at Larji

Table No. 7: Load carrying by drain to the River Beas

Sr. Name of the Drain Area of Flow B.O.D BOD Load Remark No. catchment ( m3/sec) ( mg/l) ( Kg/D) 1 Drain at Allo Manali Town 0.04 10 34.56 Drain carrying the sewage load Ground, Near Volvo from the Manali Towns i.e. Bus stand, Manali, Hotels and Domestic Distt Kullu 2 Drain at Rangri, Rangri and 0.016 22 29.65 Drain carrying the sewage load Manali Distt Kullu Kanyal road from the Rangri and Kanyal Area Roads i.e. Hotels and Domestic 3 Drain from Akhara Akhara bazaar 0.06 19 98.5 Drain carrying the sullage and Bazar, Kullu and part of gaps of un tapped sewage load sultanpur area from the Sultanpur area and of Kullu town Akhara Bazar 4 Drain from Dhalpur area 0.0187 70 112.9 Drain carrying the sullage and Lankabeker, Distt of Kullu town sewage load from left out area Kullu of Dhalpur, Lankabaker and Kullu Town 5 Industrial Area Drain I.A. Kullu 0.00613 52 27.70 Drain carrying sullage, sewage Shamshi, Distt. Kullu from outflow of septic tank and treated effluent from I.A.

Table No. 8: Results of the samples collected to identify the pollution load and present area of concerns of River Beas for prepare the action plan Sr. Sampling pH DO BOD TC MPN/100 FC MPN/ Remark No. locations (mg/1) mg/1 ml 100 ml ( as per Hon’ble NGT Order) 1. R. Beas U/s 7.77 11.2 0.2 130 12 Complying Manali 2. River Beas after 8.33 10.9 0.1 210 20 Complying the Confluence to Manalsu Nallah 3. R. Beas D/s 7.93 11.0 0.6 920 170 Complying Manali 4. R. Beas U/s WPF 7.99 11.1 0.3 350 43 Complying Manali 5. R. Beas D/s WPF 8.03 11.2 0.3 540 63 Complying Manali 6. R. Beas D/s of 7.21 11.6 0.2 240 33 Complying conf. with Duhangan Nallah 7. R. Beas U/s Kullu 8.58 11.5 0.4 540 70 Complying 8. R. Beas D/s 8.08 10.5 0.2 540 63 Complying Sarvari Nalla 9. R. Beas D/s Kullu 8.42 10.8 0.8 920 110 Complying 10. R. Beas U/s WPF 8.31 9.5 0.2 280 23 Complying Kullu 11. R. Beas D/s WPF 8.27 9.2 0.2 430 58 Complying Kullu 12. R. Beas D/s of IA 7.40 10.5 2.2 540 63 Complying Kullu 13. R. Beas U/s before 8.00 10.3 0.2 540 49 Complying conf. to R. Parvati 14. R. Beas D/s of 7.97 8.5 0.3 920 140 Complying conf. to R. Parvati 15. Bajaura Nalla U/s 7.87 10.5 0.5 >1600 220 Complying of river Beas 16. R. Beas D/s of 8.05 9.0 0.2 430 70 Complying Bajaura Nalla 17. R.Beas, U/s 8.15 9.1 0.1 140 17 Complying Fermenta Biodil. 18. R.Beas, D/s 8.44 8.5 0.1 170 21 Complying Fermenta Biodil. 19. R Beas D/s of Aut 8.10 11.0 0.4 280 38 Complying 20. River Beas 7.99 10.5 0.2 350 47 Complying D/s Larji dam 21. R. Beas D/s of 7.98 10.5 0.2 210 22 Complying conf. of TRT of Larji HEP Power Ho

Figure No. 2:- The above mentioned graphs are showing that the values of the results are confirming to the standards as mentioned in the Hon’ble Court order as per Table No. 7

4.1.F. Drinking Water Quality of District Kullu in the catchment of River Beas:

Ground water/ Bawari samples of the Hand pump at Raison on Kullu- Manali Highway, Ground water source at Tikker, Bawari at Kullu MC boundary, Handpump at village Badah and Hand Pump at Shamshi (census town near Industrial area and D/s of Waste processing facility of Kullu)in Distt. Kullu were inspected and sampling is being conducted by HPSPCB twice a year (copy of results enclosed as Annexure X The latest samples were collected in month of January 2019 and the results are tabulates as below:-

Table No. 9 : Ground Water status along the River Beas in District Kullu

Sr. Name of the locations pH TSS BOD TC MPN/100ml FC MPN/100ml No mg/l mg/l

1 Hand pump at Raison 8.17 8.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8

2 Ground water source 7.98 5.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 at Tikkar Bawari 3 Hand pump at Badah 8.08 10.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8

4 Hand pump at 7.21 5.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 ShasShamshi

4.1.G. Health Status of Public residing in Kullu District under the catchment of River Beas

As per data received from the Department of Health, most of the cases received in Kullu area were of Diarrhoea, Respiratory related diseases, Eye and Ear (Otitis media-specially in Children) related problem. The detailed list of cases received at Civil Hospital Kullu is as below:

Table No. 10: Diseases Prevalent in Distt. Kullu (Data Source: CMO Kullu)

Sr. 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 No. Diseases 1. Dysentery Diarrhea 24266 29788 33787 2. Typhoid 953 187 116 3. Infective Hepatitis 68 8 59 4. Food Poisoning 35 15 38 5. Worm infestation 9329 4544 11320 6. T.B. 749 884 975 7. Eye Diseases 37827 23904 27426 8. Otitis media 4986 4544 11320 9. Injury 23929 21077 26144 10 Pneumonia 831 4174 7919 11 Respiratory Diseases 102642 81004 68771 12 Anemia 3855 15166 4661 13 Any other 470622 459362 4201

4.1.H. Observations on Gap Analysis

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Kullu: -

The industrial units in the catchment of River Beas are very small in numbers. The major load contributor is the hotel industry in the area. The Hotels of Manali area, Industrial Area i.e. in Shamshi in Kullu and other two units of Mineral water plant are established in the catchment of the River Beas. From the hotel units, 0.8 MLD sewage is generated in summer season i.e. in month of May & June every year and rest of the year, the generation remains upto 0.3 MLD and the Hotels have installed captive STP to their own capacity of 1.055 MLD. The total effluent generation form the industrial unit is 89.5 KLD and total installed capacity of the ETP is 170 KLD. The small industrial units and hotel has provided their own house hold septic tank/soak pit and 42 number of unit have the connection to common STP. However the cumulative load from the over flow of sewage, septage, and mixing of bio- solids which drains into the River Beas and deteriorating the water quality.

The inspections have been conducted and samples were collected from 13 hotels and 07 industrial units. The results are tabulated as below:-

Table No. 11: Sample Results of Industrial Units located along the catchment of River Beas

Sr. Name of Unit Sampling pH TSS COD BOD O&G Remark No. Point mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l 1 M/s Natural Beverages, F.O. ETP 8.58 5.0 20.0 1.5 NIL Complying I.A. Kullu 2 M/s Mediroma F.O. ETP 4.82 6.0 564.0 180.0 4.0 Non Nirgalatis, I.A., Kullu Complying 3 M/s Shobhla Food F.O. Of 6.53 338.0 704.0 180.0 6.0 Non Product,I.A. Shamshi Unit Complying 4 M/s Bhuttico Finishing F.O. ETP 7.45 15.0 76.0 6.0 0.8 Complying Unit, I.A. Shamshi 5 M/s Gupta Shawl F.O. Of 0.63 3947.0 6240.0 120 4.4 Complying Industry,I.A. Kullu drain from Dye Unit

In addition to above, the samples were also collected from Kullu industrial area drain and the flow observed at the time of sample collection, in drain was 0.0061 m3/sec. Dissolved Oxygen observed as 2.8mg/liter and as per the result B.O.D. was 52 mg/liter and hence the total load is calculated as 27.4 kg/day. In view to check pollution load , direct discharge of the 17

drains to the river there is requirement to have a Common STP in the industrial area, Shamashi.

In view of orders passed by Hon’ble NGT vide O.A. no. 673 of 2018, and the status report as above the matter was taken up with the General Manager of Industry Department of Kullu, H.P. in order to improve quality of the drain in reference to the load discharge to the River Beas:

 The Department of industry has informed about the proposal regarding commissioning of common STP of capacity of 20 KLD in the area.

 The Executive Engineer, IPH Divn. No.II Kullu has intimated that Industry Department has deposited Rs.2305000 only for the construction of 20 KLD STP in industrial area Shamshi. The estimate of the same is under process and the codal formalities are being completed. It is proposed to complete the work by March 2020.

H.2. Conducting the Joint Surprise Inspections and Water Audit to reduce the Gap in Effluent generation and Treatment:

The 06 number of units were jointly inspected along with General Manager DIC to check the operation of small units along with their practices to treat & discharge the effluent.

H.3 Status of Industries w.r.t. to inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas:

During the course of joint inspection one number of a small unit was identified as carrying the illegally industrial activity/process without valid consent and registration and hence the sample collected from the final outlet and sent to lab for analysis. Further the action was initiated for disconnection of power supply of the unit Name and Style as M/s Gupta Shawl Industry, Old Shed no 1-4 I.A. Shamshi Distt, Kullu, H.P. under the provisions of Water ( Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air ( Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

Table No. 12: Industries and Hotels w.r.t Inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non- Complying details in last 03 Months

Sr. River Total No of Inspection Sampling Complying and Not No. Stretch Industries Completed completed Complying

Out of 27 samples collected 04 20 (industry , are found non complying and River Beas Hotels) and 1. 65 27 action initiated as per Catchment 7 from IPH provisions of Air, Act 1981 STP’s and Water, Act 1974.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 /Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. 18

There are 65 water polluting industries including Hotels in Kullu District. All these industries started production/operation after obtaining the consent to operate of the State Board under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The power supply of 03 numbers of units was disconnected for non complying and out of which 01number identified as water polluting. The power supply was restored after the units complied with the directions issued.

Table No. 13: List of Industries whose Power Disconnection has been done

Sr. Name of unit/Hotel Action taken Remark No. 1. M/s Kullu wool Industry, I.A. Notice issued and power supply Action take as unit Shamshi, Kullu disconnected was non complying with discharge standards and further restored after compliance. 2. M/s Gupta Shawl industry, Notice issued and power supply Unit not have valid I.A. Kullu disconnected consent 3. M/s Namez resort, Manali, Notice issued and power supply Unit not have valid distt Kullu H.P. disconnected consent 4. M/s Gawar Hot Mix, plant, Notice issued and action initiated Unit operating in Vill Raison, Distt. Kullu, H.P. to disconnect power supply the river bed and non complying.

H.5. List of Industries/Hotels under the catchment of River Beas where improvement or modification done in existing Effluent/Sewage Treatment Facility:

Table No. 14:- List of Industries/Hotels under the catchment of River Beas where improvement or modification done in existing Effluent/Sewage Treatment Facility Sr. Name of unit and Address Improvements No. 1 Hotel Higland park, Nehru Kund, Upgraded the STP by increasing the capacity of Manali, Distt. Kullu electrode in the installed direct current ionization based STP to comply with standards. 2. M/s Kullu Wool Industry, I.A. Replaced the old Carbon filters by Dual media filter Kullu, H.P. and comply with the standards.

H.6 Sewage Management of Local habitation under the Catchment of River Beas:

The sewage load is the main problem vis-a-vis water quality of the river Beas. The total population of the town area of Distt. Kullu is 13, 763 whereas the tourist flow in the District Kullu is increases up to 30 lakh in numbers in a calendar year (as per information received from Green tax Barrier at Manali). So there is a significant gap in the existing sewage treatment capacity vs. sewage generation. The details of sewage generation, treatment and proposal with time & reference is tabulated as below:

Table No. 15:Gap Analysis of Sewage Management in Manali – Kullu along River Beas

Sr. Name Name of Populat Present STP Sewage Gaps Proposals by I&PH Department No of STP ion population installed generation Town (census capacity 2011) ( MLD) 1 Manali 8096 8997 1.82 5.0 (as tourist Required more STP STP proposed of 200 KLD at Marhi to handle and (MC) inflow and at different treat the tourist season sewage load estimated cost increases locations 1.14 Cr time target by December 2019 rapidly in Summer STP proposed at Old Manali, Jagat Sukh , In Kanyal Road area i.e. in Rangri, Sector 1-2 for the total estimated cost of 162.0 Cr for total handling sewage load of 12.34 MLD

Expansion proposed in existing STP from 1.8 MLD to 3.0 MLD has been prepared amounting to Rs 6.17 crores 2 Kullu Bhootnath 18536 20599 2.50 MLD 2 Pipeline connection is Pipe line connection work is already is in progress and ( MC) not completed as BOD estimated total cost is amount of rupee is 5.23 Cr. found in both the 3 Lankabak 2.57 MLD 2.2 drains as 19 mg/liter er and 70 mg/liter. 4 Badah 0.38 MLD 1.5 During Dussehra season load increase 5 Shamsh Bhunter 4475 4973 0.99 MLD 0.56 from the installed i (C.T) capacity. & 6 Sharabhai 8870 9857 0.46 MLD 0.17 STPs are installed on Bhunter conventional treatment ( NP) not tertiary treatment. 7 Jarad 0.87 MLD 0.41 8 Banjar 1414 1571 0.55 -- Public has individual ( NP) (proposed) septic tank/soak pits

Photograph of HEP installed Real Time Online discharge of minimum 15 % flow downstream of dam of lean season

H.7 For channelization of River Beas:

A project for “H.P. Flood and River Management Project” for the whole Himachal Pradesh has been principally approved by the Govt. of India recently for funding (EAP). In this project the work namely channelization of River Beas from village Palchan up stram of Manali to village Aut in District Mandi, amounting to Rs.585 Crore(first phase ) has been included in the and the DPR is being framed. The work will be started only after the approval and availability of funds and after approval it will take 3-4 years to complete the project.

H.8 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council Kullu, Manali, Shamshi & Bhunter falling under the Catchment of River Beas:

Director-cum- Spl. Secretary (RD) to the Govt. of H.P. vide letter no. SMG-19/2010-RDD- (SBM-G) - Review- dated 24th December, 2018 has informed that the Himachal Pradesh has achieved ODF status on 28th October, 2016. All the toilets in the state are Geo-tagged. No dysfunctional toilet has beenreported so far. Presently, focus is to address the issues of Solid Liquid Waste Management (SLWM) in all Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment area of Beas River having special focus on labour colonies, construction sites and peri-urban areas and to sustain ODF status. Further, it has been reported that waste audit along-with mapping of shit- flow diagram (SFD) of all the Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment of River Beas will be completed by 31st October, 2019. The Panchayats will prepare Action Plan on the basis of waste audit report. The Action Plan will be approved by District Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin and will be completed within six months of the approval of the plan.

H. 9 Action Plan for Plantation by Forest Department along the Stretch of River Beas :

The Forest Department has submitted the proposal of Plantation on the catchment of River Beas for the total identified land area of 6 ha. in District Kullu. In addition to this Proposal of Study, for setting of Bio-diversity parks shall be conducted within 90 Days. Forest department shall also remove encroachments time to time. However, previously, the plantation along the river bank of Beas has been carried out:

1. Plantation Works:- Site specific plan alongwith cost estimate to carry out plantation activities for this stretch is as under:-

(i). Table No. 16:- Plantations

Sr. Name of place where plantation has been carried out Area in ha. No. 1 Beas Bihal Manali (i.e. bank of river Beas) 5 2 Katrain Bihali .e. bank of river Beas (School Plantation) 0.50 3 Mohal (Bank of river Beas) 4

(ii) Table No. 17:- Cost Estimation of Plantation

Sr. Name of Name of Name Name of Area Year Amount No area beat of range / in ha. (Rs.) . Block Division 1. Dhounsi- Bijlimaha Kais Kullu/Kullu 2 2019-20 60,000 ri-Bihal dev 2. 18 Mile Baragarh Katrain Patlikuhal / 2 2020-21 60,000 Bihal Kullu 3 Mahili Nathan Nagger Naggar/ 2 2021-22 60,000 Bihal Kullu Total 6 1,80,000

2. Establishment of Biodiversity Parks:- Establishment of biodiversity park requires detailed study to find out feasibility to determine availability of the area in terms of extent and suitability for this purpose and also requires advance planning to determine the lay out design and technical aspects like choice of species to be grown and presences of right kind of edaphic and micro- climate condition. In view of the above, the Forest Department will get a feasibility study done for establishment of Biodiversity Park in this stretch and submit cost plan for the same, if found feasible, within 90 days. 3. Regulation:-  Detection and removal of encroachments on forest lands is a regular activity of the Forest Department. Progress of removal of encroachments is also being monitored on continuous basis by the Hon’ble High Court of Himachal Pradesh in CWPIL No. 17 of 2014 and connected matters. The concerned field officers of the Forest Department, in whose jurisdiction this stretch falls, have been instructed to detect and remove encroachments on forest land in this stretch on priority.  The concerned field officers of the Forest Department have been instructed to ensure that there is no illegal dumping of muck in to the forest land falling in this stretch.

H.10 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Kullu :-

a. Hazardous waste Management:- There are small industrial units along the river Beas and hazardous waste mainly generated in form of spent oil from D.G. Sets. The industries generating hazardous waste have been covered under Hazardous & Other Waste (Management & Trans Boundary) Rules, 2016. The Hazardous Waste generated by various industries is 23

disposed of to Common disposal facility at scientific landfill site at Dhabota, Nallagarh, District – Solan (H.P) and used oil is also disposed through M/s Enviro Engineers, Solan H.P. b. Biomedical Waste Management:- There are around 27 health care institutes which are covered under Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016 ( BMW Rules, 2016) i.e. 07 Number in Manali, 15 number in Kullu and 05 number in Bhunter and presently these units are disposing Bio medical Waste through M/s Enviro Engineer having its common bio-medical waste treatment facility (CBWTF) located at Sandli, Solan (as CBWTF at Pirdi, Kullu is not in operation).

Beas in Kullu: STP Discharge to the River Beas in Kullu: Drain Discharge to the River

Sewage Effluent Treatment Plant River Beas in D/s of Kullu

Figure No. 3 : Photographs depicting stretches of River Beas in Manali –Kullu Region

4.1.0 District Mandi:

A. Major Towns and Tributaries of River Beas in Distt Mandi:

The River Beas enters in Mandi District at Bajaura flows upto Sandhool before entering district Kangra. The population of the Mandi (MC) is 26, 422 persons as per census 2011. The present population of Mandi (MC) is approximately 29362 Persons (as per census 2011 & updated to 2018 with growth rate @ 1.59% per annum) and this has highest population figure as per the census along the stretch of River Beas i.e. from Kullu to Dehragopipur. There is a Bulk Drug manufacturing unit at the right bank of the river after confluence of Hurla Nalla from Distt Kullu as boundary of Kullu area extends upto the Larji dam where two more tributaries merges into the reservoir i.e. Sainj and Tirthan these tributaries from Right side are from snow shed area. Larji Dam is a Hydro Electric Project (HEP) of capacity 3x42 MW and as per the mandate of HP Govt. they release 15 % flow in the immediate downstreamas “E- Flow” and the real time online discharge is available in public domain through HPSPCB web page and visible as below:-

Figure No. 4 (a): Webpage of HP SPCB (https://hppcb.nic.in/)

On a display of 15% discharge flow at the dam site

Figure No. 4(b):- Web-link of HEP showing Environmental Discharge Data

This compulsory condition helps to keep the E-flow in the immediate down stream of the dam site and to maintain the ecological balance throughout the year in to the river stream. Further, Bakhli, Jiuni, Uhl, Suketi, Panddi, Son and Bather are the major tributaries of the River Beas. The water of the river is diverted to Dehar power house of BBMB for power generation. The Suketi Khad seems to carry the load as of sewage from town and silt load during de-silting from the BBMB balancing reservoir Sundernagar. Before entering to the District Hamirpur and Kangra the diverted water of the Uhl Khad from Uhl HEP meets the River Beas and the water quality remains well within the limits throughout the year as below:

As per graphical figure above, the B.O.D of the river remain below 3.0 mg/litre however the River Beas experiences the impact load mainly from the Mandi Town in this stretch as from D/s of Mandi onward, there is no significant pollution load along the River Beas. The water samples from the River Beas are regularly collected at six different locations near Mandi Town to monitoring the water quality of the river. Mainly there are two tributaries (Jiuni khad-2160MLD ,Suketi Khad- 255 MLD) and one nallah,1-98 MLD ( Near Forest Barrier) discharging their water into River Beas. The State Pollution Control Board has collected the samples of River Beas and its tributaries at different locations i.e. at Pandoh Reservoir, Zeoni Khad before confluence to River Beas, after confluence of Zeoni Khad, River Beas Upstream Uhl River, River Beas Down Stream MSW Site of Mandi Town, River Beas upstream Mandi Town, Nallah Near Forest Barrier before confluence to River Beas, Sauli Khad ,108.75MLD ,before confluence of River Beas, Suketi Khad before confluence to river Beas, Suketi Khad at Pull Gharat, Suketi Khad at Daddour, Scodi Nallah,207.36 MLD.

B. Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Mandi:

B.1. Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Mandi:

The major source of pollution in the river is from the domestic load as there are is neither industrial units nor hotel units.The water polluting industries located in the catchment of river Beas and its tributaries and unit have installed the individual Effluent Treatment Plants. The Industrial Area of the District Mandi is situated along the Sauli Khad and in the Industrial area mainly there are furniture manufacturing and workshop units. Even in the small scale unit the man power is very less and for sewage management units have provided their own septic tank/ Soak

27 pits. The Sector wise list of water polluting industries along with their estimated effluent discharge has been given in Table .

Table No. 18: Water Polluting Industries in Mandi Area (An Overview) Effluent Sr. Number of Type of unit generated in No. units KLD 1 Pharmaceutical (Fermenta Bio tech Ltd.) 1 40 Vehicle washing and Servicing( Sant Autoways, 2 Shimla Automobiles, Hi-tech Satluj, Competent Auto, 7 23.2 Behal Motors, Anand Auto care & HRTC Mandi ) STP (Hadimba Restaurants& Motels Pvt. Ltd. ( Hotel 3 1 6.4 Valley View) 4. Milk processing 1 33.0 Total 10 102.6 The Main source of pollution in River Bear includes sewage, garbage of Mandi town, liquid and solid waste from the Panchayats located on the Bank of River Beas and its tributaries.

Table No. 19: Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas at Mandi

Sr. Sources contributing Pollution Description of Areas Existing treatment No. to River Beas through its capacity tributaries

1. Domestic sewage and - Bindrawani area of Mandi Local residents have commercial activity load like, Town. provided individual drain carrying sullage, sewage septic tank/soak pits. from outflow of septic tank through Nalla to River Beas.

2. Industrial drain and domestic - HP SIDC Industrial Septic tank/soak pit and sewage, seepage, Septage, over Areas and areas and sewer line in industrial flow of septic tanks and Bio Residential area of Naila, area and STP of IPH solids through Sauli Nallah to Sauli . River Beas.

3. Industries and residential - Dermayana Mohlla, Local residents have colonies located Suketi Khad Bhagwan mohalla provided individual Mandi. Silt from balancing Paddal area of Mandi septic tank/soak pits. reservoir of BBMB at town Sundernagar, through Suketi Khad to River Beas - Gutkar and Sundernagar reservoir

4. Residential Houses and - Tarua road area, palace Local residents have commercial establishments’ colony jai road area, provided individual sullage, bio degradable load, Soohraa Mohalla septic tank/soak pits. solid waste through unclean drain, over flow of septic tank through Sukodi Nallah to river Beas.

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Mandi:

There is one major town in District Mandi in the basin of river Beas. i.e. Mandi Town. The other small town which come in the catchment/basin of River Beas of Mandi District is Jogindernagar with census population around 5335 person. The impact of the Jogindernagar is negligible as the town situated on the sub tributary River Beas known as Rana Khad and that is around 25 Km from away the River.

B.3 Pollution load to the River form Solid waste in Distt. Mandi

 The Mandi is having population 26422 (census 2011) present population is calculated as 10120 and the waste generation presently is around 24 MT per/day. At the time of Shivratri fair the waste generation increases up to 30-35 ton day. The location of site is between the hills and due to wild animal and flow of strong wind the incidences of littering are observed.

 Handling and disposal of horticultural/agricultural waste mainly in the fruit season.

 Unclean drain carries the solid/plastic waste to the river.

 Drains carrying littered solid waste from Dhaba, commercial activity and from sabjimandi to the river.

C. Action initiated at District level under the area of jurisdiction of the River in District Mandi:

a. Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at District Level has conducted meeting to formulate the action plan and to review the progress in the matter on 03-01-2019 under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Mandi. The minutes of meetings are attached as Annexure-XI.

b. There are around 10 numbers of water polluting industries in Mandi Area. Inspection of all the water polluting industries in Mandi area has been carried out by the HP State Pollution Control Board Regional Office, Bilaspur and water samples from 08 industrial units were collected ( effluent 04 Nos and bore wells 06 Nos). The samples have been sent to the HPSPCB Regional Laboratory, Sunder Nagar and results of the 08 industries have been received and found within prescribed limits. Annexure XII

c. The Irrigation & Public Health (IPH) Division Mandi have completed the sampling of 10 Drinking Water Supply Schemes and bore wells in Mandi Area. The results of same are enclosed as Annexure-XIII.

29 d. The I&PH Division Mandi have assessed the Sewage Load of Mandi town which comes around 7.90 MLD. I&PH Mandi will provide the Sewerage Lines and has proposed to increase the capacity of Sewage treatment plant from 5.3 MLD to 7.90 MLD by retrofit arrangement in existing aeration tank based of SBR technology and MBR Technology. e. District Rural and Development Agency (DRDA) has submitted the information that funds for the amount of 114.47 Lakh has been released to the Gram Panchayats along the stretch of River Beas for Solid Liquid Waste Management. f. The HPSPCB, has conducting sampling of 10 different locations along the stretch of River Beas and its tributaries and ground water source in the catchments has been completed in 2017-18.

D. Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas:-

There are mainly small scales industries establish in the area of catchment of River Beas in Distt. Mandi. The water polluting units are 10 in numbers i.e. 01 Bulk Drug manufacturing unit, 01 number hotel & 07 numbers automobile workshop and service centers.

Table No. 20 :- Treated Water Quality of Effluent/Sewage Treatment Plants at District Mandi along River Beas stretch Effluent ETP capacity Sr. Number Type of unit generated provided in No. of units in KLD KLD Pharmaceutical (Fermetna Bio 1 1 40 50 tech Ltd.) Vehicle washing and Servicing (Sant Autoways, Shimla Automobiles, Hi-tech Satluj, 2 7 23.2 60 Competent Auto, Behal Motors, Anand Auto care & HRTC Mandi ) STP (Hadimba Restaurants & 3 Motels Pvt. Ltd. ( Hotel Valley 1 6.4 10 View) 4. Milk processing 1 33.0 50.0 Total 10 102.6 170 KLD

The load to the River Beas is mainly from the domestic sewage. There is rapid growth of the residential area, increasing commercial actives in the town whereas the sewage handling and treatment system is not developed /modernized with time up to the mark. During in flow of tourists and local public in the area the sewage generation increases and the existing structure is insufficient to handle the load.

There are 02 numbers of common STP’s of the I&PH department which are functional in District Mandi along the River Beas and these STP’s are monitored on regular basis. Comparing sewage generation, the installed capacity of STPs is quite insufficient. There are two numbers of Common STPs’ provided in Mandi town by I&PH department and one number of common STP provided at Pandoh via BBMB along the River Beas. Lapses in the sewer connection pipe-lines have been observed and there is a need to install the new STP in the town to handle and treat the sewage. The details of latest sample collected are tabulated below:-

Table No. 21: Treated Water Quality of Sewage Treatment Plants at District Mandi along River Beas Stretch

S. Name of STP pH TSS COD BOD Oil & Grease Remark ( 5.5 - (<100 (<250 (<30 (<10 mg/L) No. 9.5 ) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) 1. STP of BBMB , 8.42 18.0 60.0 8.0 0.8 Complying Pandoh 2. I&PH(STP- 8.00 15.0 64.0 10.0 1.2 Complying Raghunath ka Padhar) 3. I&PH(STP- 8.46 11.0 92.0 12.0 1.6 Complying Khaliar)

b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Mandi in the River Beas Catchment:

 The Waste processing facility is proposed to set-up composting facility for Bio- degradable waste and RDF (Refuse Drive Fuel) will functional by 31st July, 2019. Tendering process for the same is imitated to setup the facility on ‘‘PPP’’ mode.

Table No. 22: The details of proposed facility to be setup in District - Mandi Sr. Activity Timeline Fund Remark No. Requirement Rs. 1. SWM Plant Within six 8.15 Crore MC Mandi has proposed waste Establishment month after facility, comprising of composting &up-gradation is receiving and RDF for the amount of Rs. in process. fund. 8.15 Crore and land transfer is in process by MC/UD. 2. (Information, May,2019 15 Lakhs The MC will use all IEC tools for education and creating awareness among local communication people to adopt high level of campaign (IEC) sanitation standards and to keep their surrounding environment healthy & clean. 31

E. Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Mandi:

For the monitoring of the water quality of River Beas u/s samples are collected from the Pandoh that is D/s stream of Larji dam followed by Bajaura D/s of Kullu District. Total 19 number of samples collected i.e. 07 from River Beas, 06 numbers from Tributaries/Nallah/ Khad and six numbers from borewells. Last two year sample report is enclosed as annexure XIV

“The fresh sample were collected from the river Beas right from origin to the Dehra Gopipur in addition to the Tributaries, Nalla, Drains and Bore well around the complete stretches to assess the latest position”

Table No. 23: Results of the sample collected from the Drain, Nalla and Tributaries to the River Beas

Sr. Sampling locations pH BOD DO in TC FC MPN/ No. in mg/1 MPN/ 100 ml mg/1 100 ml 1. Zeoni Khand before 8.18 1.4 10.8 mg/1 920 280 confluence to River Beas 2. Nalla Near Forest Barrier 8.17 0.5 7.4 mg/1 920 47 before confluence to River Beas 3. Sauli Khad before 8.25 0.8 10.5 mg/1 >1600 1600 confluence to River Beas 4. Suketi Khad before 8.30 0.6 10.5 mg/1 >1600 350 confluence to River Beas 5. Sukodi Nalla before 7.56 24.0 3.6 mg/1 >1600 >1600 confluence to River Beas 6. Suketi Khad Near Pull 8.34 0.4 7.9 mg/1 350 32 Gharat 7. Suketi Khad near 8.80 0.8 10.9 mg/1 >1600 1600 Dadour

Table No. 24: Load carrying by the drain to the River Beas

Sr. No Name of Nallah/ Drain Area of catchment BOD Load Remarks ( Kg/D) 1. Nalla near forest barrier Binrdawani area 0.11 Drain carrying sullage, Mandi sewage from outflow of septic tank 2. Sauli Khad Mandi U/s Neaila, I.A. Sauli Khad of 10.02 Untapped sewage, over Beas Mandi flow of septic tanks. 3. Suketi Khad Mandi Dermayana Mohlla, Bhagwan 183.9 Sullage and mohalla Padal area of Mandi spillage/overflow of town untapped sewage 4. Sukodi Nalla Mandi Tana road area, palace colony 399.92 Drain carrying sullage, jai road area, Soohara Mohalla sewage from outflow of septic tank

Table No. 25: Surface Water Quality of River Beas in District Mandi

Sr. Sampling locations pH BOD in DO in TC MPN/ FC MPN/ Remark No. mg/1 mg/1 100 ml 100 ml 1. Pandoh reservoir 8.40 0.4 11.0 mg/1 280 31 Complying ( R. Beas) 2. River Beas after 8.14 0.4 11.1 mg/1 350 110 Complying confluence of Zeoni Khad (D/S Pandoh Dam) 3. River Beas before 8.19 0.2 11.6 mg/1 540 24 Complying confluence of Uhl River 4 River Beas after 8.17 0.4 10.9 mg/1 920 46 Complying confluence of Uhl River 5. River Beas U/S Mandi 8.26 0.2 8.9 mg/1 280 25 Complying Town 6. River Beas D/S Mandi 8.15 0.6 9.8 mg/ 1 >1600 350 Complying Town

Figure No. 5:-Graph showing trend of DO, BOD and Faecal Coliforms in River Beas, Distt. Mandi

F. Drinking Water Quality of District Mandi in the catchment of River Beas:

The ground water sample were collected from 06number of different location along the river Beas from the premises of units. The results of the samples collected in month of January 2019 are tabulated as below:-

Table No. 26: Drinking Water Quality of District Mandi

Sr. Name of the locations pH TSS BOD TC MPN/ FC MPN No mg/l mg/l 100ml /100ml

1 Bore well in M/s Hotel The 8.47 5.0 NIL <1.8 <1.8 Roxit Nagwain 2 Bore well in M/s Fermenta 8.36 6.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Biotech Takoli 3 Bore well in M/s Adarsh Guest 8.59 6.0 NIL <1.8 <1.8 House 4 Bore well in M/s Valley View 7.81 6.0 NIL <1.8 <1.8 Hotel & Restaurant 5 Bore well M/s HP Milk Fed 7.68 5.0 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 ( Milk Plant) at Chakkar 6 M/s Simla Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. 8.11 4.0 NIL <1.8 <1.8

G. Health Status of Public residing in Mandi District under the catchment of River Beas

As per data received from the Department of Health, most of the cases received in Mandi area were of Diarrhoea, Respiratory related, Eye and Ear (Otitis media-specially in Children) related problem. The detailed list of cases received at Civil Hospital is enclosed as Table No. 25:

Table No. 27:- Health Status of Public residing in District Mandi

Sr. No. Diseases 2015 2016 2017 2018

1. Dysentery Diarrhea 41010 32264 39024 35431 2. Typhoid 4121 2690 3102 2074 3. Infective Hepatitis 199 111 101 129 4. Food Poisoning 192 419 494 645 5. Worm infestation 36135 27441 26880 26742 6. T.B. 957 1845 1319 1461 7. Eye Diseases 100277 115509 113536 117155 8. Otitis media 29196 25373 34464 35989 9. Injury 63154 52459 58027 59080 10 Pneumonia 1901 1115 1496 2197 11 Respiratory Diseases 262683 236377 246429 255402 12 Anemia 20932 19303 16710 16498 13 Any other 11,41,245 12,56,683 13,25,020 13,88,801

H. Observations on Gap Analysis

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Mandi: -

There is only one major unit namely M/sFerrmenta Biotech, Vill Takoli, on the Right bank of River Beas. Rest of industrial units in the catchment of River Beas of District Mandi are very small in numbers. The major load contributor is the domestic sewage in the area. Milk processing 33.0 KLD, STP (Hadimba Restaurants & Motels Pvt. Ltd. ( Hotel Valley View) 6.4 KLD, Vehicle washing and Servicing( Sant autoways, Shimla Automobiles, Hitech Sutlej, Competent Auto, Behal Motors, Anand Auto care & HRTC Mandi ) - 23.2 KLD, Pharmaceutical ( Fermenta Bio tech Ltd.) is 40 KLD and the total effluent generation load is 102.6 against the total installed capacity of 170 KLD.

The small industrial units and hotel have provided their own house hold septic tank/soak pit and also have the connection from STP in the MC area. However the cumulative load from the over flow of sewage, septage, and mixing of bio- solids through drains which ultimately discharges into the River and deteriorates the water quality of the river.

Table No. 28:- Sample results of Units in Distt Mandi

Name of unit Sampling Point pH TSS COD BOD O&G mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l M/s Fermenta Biotech F.O. of ETP 7.78 34.0 80.0 16.0 1.2 BBMB Pandoh F.O. of STP 8.42 18.0 60.0 8.0 0.8 M/s HP Milk Fed( Milk Plant) F.O. of ETP 7.62 4.0 12.0 2.0 NIL at Chakkar M/s Hi Tech Satluj Motors F.O. of ETP 8.20 6.0 8.0 1.0 NIL Pvt. Ltd. M/s Simla Automobiles Pvt. F.O. of ETP 8.08 4.0 44.0 7.6 1.2 Ltd M/s Sant Autoways Pvt. Ltd F.O. of ETP 8.23 16 44.0 3.0 0.8

Sample collected from Nallahs, Drains and the local tributaries of the river Beas the analysis report indicates BOD up to 24 mg/liter of Sukodi Nallah against the 0.6 mg/liter of the River Beas. In view of future reference and the quality and direct discharge of the drain to the river is required to have a Common STP in the Industrial Area so as to prevent direct discharge of the untreated sewage, effluent, septage or any organic load to the river. The General Manager District Industrial Centre, Mandi vide his letter No. DIC/MND/MISC/IA Mandi- 3555 dated 16.02.2019 has informed that that the plot no 31 to 33, Phase II ( New) I.A. Mandi is proposed to be connected with sewer line with the estimated cost of Rs 8, 73, 600/- within one year and for the completion of another drain in Phase III the estimated cost of Rs 40, 70, 600/0 for completion of the work in one year time period. Details are as Annexure XV

H.2. Conducting the Surprise Inspections and Water Audit to reduce the Gap in Effluent generation and Treatment:

The 06 number of units were inspected along with General Manager, Industries Department to check the operation of small units along with their practices to treat & discharge the effluent.

H.3 Status of Industries w.r.t. inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas:

During the course of inspection 06 number of samples were collected and collected from final outlet and results found within the prescribed limits.

HTRC work shop was found not complying and action for power disconnection has been taken against the unit.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 /Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

Table No. 29:- Consent status of Units in Distt. Mandi Date of Sr. Type of Compliance Name of the unit Area Collection Remarks No. Industry Status of Sample Vehicle Sant Auto ways P 1 Balh washing and 05-01-19 Complying Ltd servicing Vehicle Complying Hi Tech Staluj 2 Balh washing and 05.01.19 Motors P. Ltd. servicing Fermenta Biotech Complying 3 Aut Bulk Drug plant 04.01.19 P. Ltd Vehicle Complying Simla Automobiles 4 Balh washing and 05.01.19 P. Ltd. servicing Competent Vehicle Complying 5 Automobiles Co. Sadar washing and 21.11.18

Ltd servicing The Factory Complying Manager Milk 6 Fed(Milk Sadar Milk processing 05.01.19

Processing Plant at Chakkar) Vehicle Unit was not in Anand Toyota P washing and operation 7 Balh -- Compliance Ltd servicing during visit on 05.01.2019 Vehicle washing and 8 Behal Motors Sadar 04.01.19 Complying - servicing

Vehicle Now Days due washing and to modification servicing in existing ETP. The Regional Manager, Not washing of 9 HRTC Work Shop Sadar -- Complying vehicles is at Mandi carried in HRTC workshop Sunder Nagar. Hadimba Hotel industry Restaurant and 10. Sadar 21.11.18 Complying - Motels Private limited

H.5 Sewage Management of Local habitation under the Catchment of River Beas:

The sewage load is the main contributor vis-a-vis the water quality of the river Beas. The total

population of the town area of Distt. Mandi is 29,362 persons. There is a significant gap in the

existing sewage treatment capacity vs. sewage generation. The details of sewage generation,

treatment and proposal with time & reference is tabulated as below:

Table No. 30: Details of sewage generation, treatment and proposal of Mandi Town

Sr. District Existing Location and Gaps Proposal No and Town Capacity Details name 1. Mandi 5.5 Khaliar & The sewage The estimate to enhance the (0.47MLD generation is capacity of STP at Raghunath ka proposed 7.09 MLD Padhar for making it capable to expansion and meet the requirement for next 15 01 new STP) years has been framed separately. Raghunath ka The capacity of existing STP of Padhar 3.83 MLD will be increased to (03.83MLD) 4.5 MLD by making some

retrofitting and another STP of

3.4 MLD with MBR technology

has been proposed be

constructed to meet the ultimate

requirement of 7.9 MLD plant at

Raghunath Ka Padhar.

Figure No 06 :- The trend of the value of Faecal Coliforms in MPN/100 observed in the River

Beas against the prescribed values as per Hon’ble court order i.e. <500 MPN/100 ml in the complete stretch from Kullu to Dehragopipur of Himachal Pradesh

Figure No. 7:- Location of existing and proposed STPs in the catchment of River Beas

H.6 Channelization of Suketi Khad

There is a proposal for channelization of Suketi Khad in a stretch of 15.70 Km (i.e. from RD 3600 to

19300 Rmt.) and its 8 No tributaries for a length of 8 km to save 382.92 Hectare private and 398.45

Hectare of Govt. Land. The tentative cost of this proposal is 415.06 Crore

H.7 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of MC Mandi

falling under the Catchment of River Beas:

Director-cum- Spl. Secretary (RD) to the Govt. of H.P. vide letter no. SMG-19/2010-RDD- (SBM-

G) - Review- dated 24th December, 2018 has informed that the Himachal Pradesh has achieved

ODF status on 28th October, 2016. All the toilets in the state are Geo-tagged. No dysfunctional

toilet has been reported so far. Presently, focus is to address the issues of Solid Liquid Waste

Management (SLWM) in all Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment area of Beas River having

special focus on labor colonies, construction sites and peri-urban areas and to sustain ODF status.

Further, it has been reported that waste audit along-with mapping of shit-flow diagram (SFD) of all

the Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment of River Beas will be completed by 31st October,

2019. The Panchayats will prepare Action Plan on the basis of waste audit report. The Action Plan

will be approved by District Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin and will be completed within six

months of the approval of the plan.

H.8 Action Plan for Plantation by Forest Department along the Stretch of River Beas :

Table No. 31:- Action Plan of The Forest Department For The Stretch of River Beas In District Mandi

1. Plantation Works:- Site specific plan alongwith cost estimate to carry out plantation activities for this stretch is as under:- Plantations:- Year wise Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas Year Sr Activities Name of Division 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 Total No Hac / Amount Hac / Amount Hac / Amount Hac / No. (Rs) No. (Rs) No. (Rs) No. Amount (Rs) Mandi 5 250000 5 250000 10 500000 20 1000000 1 Afforestation Jogindernagar 5 250000 5 250000 10 500000 20 1000000

Sub Total 10 5,00,000 10 5,00,000 20 10,00,000 40 20,00,000 Check Dam:-

Soil Mandi 80 2000000 60 1500000 60 1500000 200 5000000 Conservation 1. Work / Check 80 2000000 60 1500000 60 1500000 200 5000000 Dam Jogindernagar Sub Total 160 4000000 120 3000000 120 3000000 400 10000000 Grand Total 45,00,000 35,00,000 40,00,000 1,20,00,000

1. Establishment of Biodiversity Parks:- Establishment of biodiversity park requires detailed study to find out feasibility to determine availability of the area in terms of extent and suitability for this purpose and also requires advance planning to determine the lay out design and technical aspects like choice of specifies to be grown and presences of right kind of edaphic and micro-climate condition.

2. Regulation:- (a) Detection and removal of encroachments on forest lands is a regular activity of the Forest Department. Progress of removal of encroachments is also being monitored on continuous basis by the Hon’ble High Court of Himachal Pradesh in CWPIL No. 17 of 2014 and connected matters. The concerned field officers of the Forest Department, in whose jurisdiction this stretch falls, have been instructed to detect and remove encroachments on forest land in this stretch on priority. (b) The concerned field officers of the Forest Department have been instructed to ensure that there is no illegal dumping of muck in to the forest land falling in this stretch.

H.9. Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Mandi :-

A. Hazardous waste Management:- There are small industrial units along the river Beas and hazardous waste mainly generated in form of used oil from D.G. Sets. The industries generating hazardous waste have been covered under Hazardous & Other Waste (Management & Trans Boundary) Rules, 2016. The Hazardous Waste generated by various industries is disposed of to Common disposal facility at scientific landfill site at Dhabota, Nallagarh, District – Solan (H.P) and used oil also disposed through M/s Enviro Engineers, Solan H.P.

B. Biomedical Waste Management:-

There are around 27 health care institutes covered under Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016 ( BMW Rules, 2016) in Mandi presently disposing Bio medical Waste though M/s Enviro Engineer having its common bio-medical waste treatment facility (CBWTF) located at Sandli, Solan as CBWTF at Pirdi, Kullu is not in operation.

4.3.0 District Hamirpur:

A. Major Tributaries of River Beas in Distt Hamirpur:

There are two towns of District Hamirpur on left bank of the River Beas one is Sujanpur Tihra and other is Nadaun. The river Beas enters in Hamirpur District at village Sachuhi D/s of

Sandhol. In this stretch from Sachuhi to Kaloor Distt Hamirpur and Distt. Kangra remain parallel on Left and right bank till Kaloor respectively. The main tributaries of river Beas in this stretch are Pung Khad, Maan Khad, Shukker Khad and Kunah Khad. The population of

Sujanpur towns is 7943 persons and population of Nadaun town is 4430 person as per census

2011. The Nadaun is the smallest census town in form of population on the bank of River Beas in the mentioned stretch. The present population of Sujanpur Tihra (MC) is approximately

7943 Persons (as per census 2011 & updated to 2018 with growth rate @ 1.59% per annum).

Figure No. 8:- Locations of Urban Local Bodies 45

B. Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Hamirpur:

B.1. Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Hamirpur:

There is no water polluting industry in Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun Town. However, there is one small scale water polluting industry M/s A J Gold & Silver refinery Village Bantera, PO Manjhiar, Tehsil Nadaun Distt. Hamirpur situated on the left bank of Maan Khad tributary of river Beas. The unit is manufacturing of the gold and silver by refining of raw gold of Production capacity/annum of Refined Gold 9000 KG/annum and Refined Silver 300 KG/annum. Small/micro scale unit has the septic tank/soak pits and have no discharge of effluent to the River. Total six number of Hotel units have obtained consent and all are below the 25 DBR. Hotel units have provided the own septic tanks/Soak Pits.

The other source of pollution is from the domestic sewage and Municipal solid waste from the town.

Table 32 : Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas in Distt. Hamirpur

Sr. Sources contributing Description of Areas Existing treatment No. Pollution to River Beas capacity through its tributaries

1. Local villages and - Generally forest area and Local resident has agriculture residues through Hamirpur Town at around provided individual Kunah Khad to The river more than 20 Km upstream. Septic tank. Beas .

2. Final outlet discharge of - Nadaun Town STP of IPH STP Nadaun through Mann Khad to River Beas. Individual Septic tank.

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Hamirpur:

There are two numbers of towns of the Distt Hamirpur in the basin of River Beas i.e. Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun. The population of the Sujanpur Tihra is 7943 person and Nadaun town is 4430 persons as per census 2011. The Hamirpur town also falls in the catchment/basin of the river Beas but there are no tributaries from Hamirpur to Beas and that is too around 25 Km from river Beas.

B.3 Pollution load to the River from Solid waste in Distt. Hamirpur

 The present Municipal Waste generation 1.5 Ton/ day from Sujanpur Tihra. The waste processing facility is not fully functioning.  The present Municipal Waste generation is 02 Ton/ day from Nadaun. The waste processing site is not yet developed.

 Drains carrying littered solid waste from Dhaba and commercial activity to the river.

C. Action initiated at District level under the area of jurisdiction of the River in District Hamirpur:

 Special Environment Surveillance Task Force at District Level has conducted meeting to formulate the action plan and to review the progress in the matter on 04/01/2019 under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Hamirpur. Annexure XVI.

 Surface Water quality sampling of River Beas has been conducted on 07 locations.

 Irrigation & Public Health (IPH) have completed the sampling of 10 Drinking Water Supply Schemes and bore wells.

 The District Level Special Task Force has also inspected the hotels and industries

 The awareness & cleanliness programme has been organized by HPSPCB a/w local District Administration & MC/NP with participation of local public at Sujanpur & Nadaun Town as figure no

D. Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries

a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas:- There are mainly small scales Hotel/industries established in the area of catchment of River Beas in Sujanpur and Nadaun i.e. 09 numbers. There is only one water polluting industrial unit i.e. M/s A J Gold & Silver refinery Village Bantera, PO Manjhiar, Tehsil Nadaun Distt. Hamirpur. The unit has valid CCA-Renewal up to 31.03.2021. The unit has provided Effluent Treatment Plant (comprising of physio-chemical treatment and tertiary treatment by dual media filter).

Table No. 33:- Effluent Management in Industrial units at District Hamirpur along River Beas stretch Effluent ETP capacity Sr. Number of Type of unit generated in provided in No. units KLD KLD M/s A J Gold & Silver refinery Village Bantera, 1. 1 0.4 1 PO Manjhiar, Tehsil Nadaun Distt. Hamirpur

The load to the River Beas is mainly from the domestic sewage. There is a gap between sewage generation and average sewage received to the installed STPs’ in both the town. The domestic sewage is not fully tapped.

There are two numbers of town in District Hamirpur which are situated along the river Beas i.e. Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun. Two numbers of STP’s are provided at Sujanpur Tihra and one number of STP is functional at Nadaun. In both the town the STPs’ are installed at higher side and connection has not yet provided to all the house hold and hence the STP are running with lesser load than the designed and the reports of F.O. of the STP are as below:- Table No. 34: Results of Sewage Treatment Plants at District – Hamirpur along stretch of River Beas S. Name of STP pH TSS COD BOD Oil & Remark No ( 5.5 - (<100 (<250 (<30 Grease 9.5 ) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) (<10 . mg/L) 1. STP Zone I, 7.44 24.0 64.0 7.0 0.44 Complying I&PH Sub Division Sujanpur Tihra 2. STP Zone II, 7.72 29.0 52.0 5.5 0.40 Complying I&PH Sub Division Sujanpur Tihra 3. STP Nadaun 7.88 34.0 88.0 8.0 0.64 Complying

b Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Hamirpur in the River Beas Catchment:

 It is proposed that the Composting facility as waste processing site is under construction and shall be made operational by 15.03.2019.

 Land identified for waste processing facility and transfer of land is under process and SWM facility to be established by 30.06.2019

E. Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Hamirpur:

There are total 07 number of samples collected i.e. 04 from River Beas, 03 numbers from Tributaries/Nallah/Khad . “The fresh samples were collected from the river Beas right from origin to the Dehra- Gopipur in addition to the Tributaries, Nalla, Drains and Bore well around the complete stretches to assess the latest situation”.

Table No. 35: Sample results of drain, Nalla and tributaries carrying load to River Beas

Sr. Sampling Points pH BOD DO TC FC Remark No. (mg/l) (mg/l) (MPN/ (MPN/ 100 100 ml) ml) 1. Kunah Khad 7.76 0.1 8.4 70 4.0 The Khad carrying Tributary of Beas load from River tributaries from Hamipur area. 2. Maan Khad tributary 7.64 0.30 8.2 94 4.0 -- of River Beas U/s STP Nadaun 3. Maan Khad tributary 7.98 0.40 8.1- 140 6.1 Drain carrying of River Beas D/s treated sewage STP Nadaun from D/s of Nadaun STP, sewage from outflow of septic tank

Table No. 36: Calculation of load carried by the drain to River Beas

Sr. Name of the Area of Flow B.O.D BOD Remark No. Nallah/Drain catchment ( m3/sec) (mg/l) Load ( Kg/D) 1 Kunah Khad At Nadaun 0.2 0.1 1.628 Surface water Quality is fit for outdoor bathing (organized). 2 Mann Khad At Nadaun 0.5 0.3 12.96 - at U/s STP U/s of STP Nadaun Nadaun

3 Mann khad D/s of 0.5 0.4 16.28 Drain carrying the domestic D/s STP Nadaun sewage load of STP-Nadaun Nadaun Town and other commercial activity i.e sullage and un tapped sewage load

Table No. 37: Surface Water Quality along the stretch of River Beas in Distt. Hamirpur

Sr. Sampling locations pH BOD in DO in TC MPN/ FC MPN/ Remarks No. mg/1 mg/1 100 ml 100 ml Complying 1 River Beas near 7.92 0.10 10.4 130 5.6 bridge U/s Sujanpur Town

Complying 2 River Beas near Lift 7.97 0.20 10.7 140 5.5 irrigation scheme (I&PH) Sujanpur, Bhleath D/s Sujanpur Town

Complying 3 River Beas U/s 7.75 0.20 10.6 110 4.0 Nadaun Town

Complying 4 River Beas D/s 8.16 0.30 10.5 170 6.1 Nadaun Town

Figure No. 9:-Graph showing the trend of DO, BOD and Faecal Coliforms in River Beas, Distt. Hamirpur

F. Drinking Water Quality of District Hamirpur in the catchment of River Beas:

The results of previously collected ground water sample in Nadaun is as below::-

Table No. 38:- Drinking Water Quality (Groundwater) of District Hamirpur F.C. T.C. Name of D.O. COD BOD MPN MPN Sr. No. Sampling pH mg/l mg/l mg/l /100ml /100ml location * * Hand Pump 7.23 --- 1.0 0.10 ** ** 1 at Nadaun *Not detected

G. Health Status of Public residing in Sujanpurtihra and Nadaun of District Hamirpur under the catchment of River Beas

As per data received from the Department of Health, most of the cases received in Hamirpur area were of Respiratory related problem. The detailed list of cases received is enclosed as Table No. 37 below:

Table No. 39 :Health Data of Diseases Prevalent in District Hamirpur

Jan 2017 to Dec 2017 Jan 2018 to Dec 2018

Sr. No. Diseases Nadaun Sujanpur Nadaun Sujanpur Town Town Town Town

1 Asthma 444 176 402 150 2 Acute Respiratory 2330 868 2544 572 3 Bronchitis 258 182 126 132 4 Cancer 1 0 1 0 5 Gastroenteritis 173 73 151 67 6 Diarrhoea 212 150 218 274 7 Renal diseases 0 0 0 0

H. Observations on Gap Analysis

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Hamirpur

There is only one water polluting industry in the area and the generation of Effluent of 0.4 KLD from the manufacturing process that has provided ETP of capacity 1 KLD and treated water is being used for gardening. These are STPs which are operating under capacity, STP-Zone-I capacity is 1.50 MLD and presently running on 0.6MLD and STP-Zone-II capacity is 1.75MLD and presently running on 0.08 MLD. Both are also installed on the left bank of river Beas at Sujanpur Tihra. One Sewage Treatment Plant of capacity 1.69 MLD is installed in Nadaun Town and presently running on 0.05 MLD i.e under capacity.

Table No. 40: Sample result of unit in District Hamirpur

Name of unit Sampling pH TSS COD BOD O&G Fe Cr+6 Point mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l M/s A J Gold & Silver refinery F.O. of ETP 7.34 69.0 52.0 0.3 0.32 2.33 ND Village Bantera, PO Manjhiar, Tehsil Nadaun Distt. Hamirpur

Both are small towns, sewage generation is also very less due to no such commercial activity. For the betterment of water quality, it is required to tap all the sewage house hold with existing STP.

H.2. Conducting the Surprise Inspections and Water Audit to reduce the Gap in Effluent generation and Treatment:

The 09 number of total units were inspected out of which 06 units were hotles/guest house in Sujanpur town have provided their own septic tanks/soak pits, 02 nos. of units in Nadaun town and 01 no. of industry i.e. M/s A J Gold & Silver refinery (result tabulated as above) Village Bantera, PO Manjhiar, Tehsil Nadaun Distt. Hamirpur with representative from industrial department.

H.3 Status of Industries w.r.t. Inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non-Complying in the catchment of River Beas:

During the course of inspection 01 number of sample was collected and results found within the prescribed limits.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 /Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

Table No. 41:- Consent status of unit in District Hamirpur Date of Sr. Type of Compliance Name of the unit Area Collection Remarks No. Industry Status of Sample Consent is M/s A J Gold and Metal 1. Nadaun 08.01.2019 Complying valid till Silver refinery refining 31.03.2021

H.5 Sewage Management of Local habitation under the Catchment of River Beas:

The sewage load is the main problem while examining the water quality of the river Beas. The total population of Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun of District Hamirpur is 7943 persons. There is a significant gap in the existing sewage treatment capacity vs. sewage generation i.e. total 397 connections to the STP from the households out of total calculated i.e. 2797. The details of sewage generation, treatment and proposal with time and reference is tabulated as below:

Table No. 42:- The details of sewage generation, treatment and proposal with time Sr. Distt. Town Existing Location Gaps Proposal No. name Capacity and MLD Details 1. Hamir Sujanpur 1.5 Near For Zone I and Zone II I&PH department pur Tihra HPSEB submitted that the Zone I & sub- Z-1- 315 connection out work of joining of II station of 745 is released. Gap will completed Sujanpur by March, 2020 Z-II – 30 connection with estimated have been release out of project cost of 1.0

1.75 Near 650 connection Cr. amount of rupee. Govt, ITI Doli There is scope of lying Sujanpur and joining 24,428 RMT sewer line from 150 to 300 dia. out of which 2,978 Rmt is yet to laid 2. Nadaun 1.69 Near Civil STP is operational below I&PH department Hospital, the designed capacity. submitted that the Nadaun work of joining of Only 52 connections out Gap will completed of 1402 have been by March, 2020 released. with estimated project cost of 2.0 Lying and joining of Cr. amount of rupee. sewage line from 150 mm to 500 mm dia 23843 meters is yet to laid.

H.6 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council Sujanpur & Nagar Panchayat Nadaun falling under the Catchment of River Beas:

Director-cum- Spl. Secretary (RD) to the Govt. of H.P. vide letter no. SMG-19/2010-RDD- (SBM- G) - Review- dated 24th December, 2018 has informed that the Himachal Pradesh has achieved ODF status on 28th October, 2016. All the toilets in the state are Geo-tagged. No dysfunctional toilet has been reported so far. Presently, focus is to address the issues of Solid Liquid Waste Management (SLWM) in all Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment area of Beas River having special focus on labour colonies, construction sites and peri-urban areas and to sustain ODF status. Further, it has been reported that waste audit along-with mapping of shit-flow diagram (SFD) of all the Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment of River Beas will be completed by 31st October, 2019. The Panchayats will prepare Action Plan on the basis of waste audit report. The Action Plan will be approved by District Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin and will be completed within six months of the approval of the plan.

H.7 Action Plan for Plantation by Forest Department along the Stretch of River Beas:

Plantation Works:- Site specific plan alongwith cost estimate to carry out plantation activities for this stretch is as under:-

(i) Table No. 43:- Plantations Year Name of Area Area ( in ha) Species Amount (Rs.) 2019-20 P22 Kuna C2b 2 Conier & B/L 120696 P20 Malag C2a 1 -----do---- 65348 2020-21 P17 Behrar C1a 2 -----do---- 124884 2021-22 P4 Sheetla bag 3 -----do---- 174096 C1b 8 ha. Total 485024 54

In view of the above, the Forest Department will get a feasibility study done for establishment of Biodiversity Park in this stretch and submit cost plan for the same, if found feasible, within 90 days. 2. Regulation:- (a) Detection and removal of encroachments on forest lands is a regular activity of the Forest Department. Progress of removal of encroachments is also being monitored on continuous basis by the Hon’ble High Court of Himachal Pradesh in CWPIL No. 17 of 2014 and connected matters. The concerned field officers of the Forest Department, in whose jurisdiction this stretch falls, have been instructed to detect and remove encroachments on forest land in this stretch on priority. (b) The concerned field officers of the Forest Department have been instructed to ensure that there is no illegal dumping of muck in to the forest land falling in this stretch.

H.8 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Hamirpur :-

I. Hazardous waste Management:- There are small industrial units along the river Beas and hazardous waste mainly generated in form of used oil from D.G. Sets. The industries generating hazardous waste have been covered under Hazardous & Other Waste (Management & Trans Boundary) Rules, 2016. The Hazardous Waste generated by various industries is disposed of to Common disposal facility at scientific landfill site at Dhabota, Nallagarh, District – Solan (H.P) and spent oil also disposed through M/s Enviro Engineers, Solan H.P.

H.9 Biomedical Waste Management:-

There are around 06 health care institutes covered under Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016 ( BMW Rules, 2016) in Nadoun and 04 number in Sujanpur and presently disposing Bio medical Waste though M/s Suraksha Bio Sanitizers, CBWT locates at Dughyari, Ghaghal, Kangra having its common bio-medical waste treatment facility (CBWTF). 55

Figure No. 9.a: Cleanliness drive at Sujanpur Tihra and Nadaun Towns of Distt. Hamirpur in the Stretch of River Beas.

4.4.0 District Kangra:

A. Major Tributaries of River Beas and Towns in Distt Kangra:

There are two major towns of District Kangra on right bank of the River Beas one is Jawalamukhi and other is Dehragopipur. Jawalamukhi is placed along the Luind Khad. The Luind Khad covers around 9 km distance from downstream of Jawalamukhi to confluence in to the river Beas. Dehragopipur is the last village of the mentioned stretch of River Beas in Himachal Pradesh i.e. as “Kullu to Dehragopipur” as per Hon’ble NGT Order. The tributaries on left bank are come mainly from Dholadhar Ranges which are mainly snow shed areas. The major tributaries are Bain, Banganga, Luni, Gaj Khad and Baner. The other small villages are along the river Beas are Jaisinghpur, Alampur and Bhadoli. The present population of Jawalamukhi towns is 5361 persons and of Dehra Gopipur town is 4816 persons (as per census 2011).The River at Dehragopipur merges in to the Pong Dam reservoir and the level of reservoir vary with the seasonal flow. The water level of reservoir extends from D/s of Dehragopipur toupstream of Dehragopipur.

B. Sources of Pollution to the River Beas and its tributaries in District Kangra:

B.1. Source of Pollution from Industries and Hotels in Distt. Kangra:

The industrial units are very small in the numbers and these are not even major water polluting category units. The main industries belong to crushing units i.e. 06 numbers, Hot-mix plant 02 numbers, Hotels/Guest Houses are 02 numbers and one number is Katha Bhatti. There is not a single captive/individual Effluent Treatment Plant or Sewerage Treatment Plant in the area. The small scale units, commercial establishments and local residents have provided their own house hold septic tank and soak pits.

Table No. 44:- Category wise list of industrial unit in District Kangra Sr No Type of Unit Category of the Number of units Effluent Industry generated in KLD 1 Stone Crushers Orange 06 11.6 2 Hot Mix Plant Orange 02 3.3 3 Hotels/Guest House Green 02 3.6 4 Katha Bhatti Green 01 0.2 Total 11 18.7

B.2 Source of Domestic and impact of other activities in Distt. Kangra:

In Jawalji an STP form I&PH is functional with capacity of 2.83 MLD for the total present population of 5958 persons( calculated from 2011 census to present). The town Dehragopipur has the present population as 5352 persons and the STP of capacity 1.38 MLD is proposed. The local resident has their individual house hold septic tank/saok pits.The treated sewage from STP of Jawalamukhi reaches to Lund Khad which further meet aprox. 8.5 km Downstream to River Beas.

Table N0 45: Sources of Pollution in the catchment of River Beas in District Kangra

Sr. Sources contributing Pollution Description of Areas Jurisdiction of Sewage No. to River Beas: through its Treatment Plant ( STP) tributaries, drains and non- Existing and Proposed point sources

1. The sullage, septage, over flow of - Dehra Gopipur and town is Individual septic tank/soak septic tank through a common mainly a catchment of this pits. drain to River Beas. drain.

B.3 Pollution load to the River form Solid waste in Distt. Kangra:

 The Jwalamukhi is a religious town , so there is regular flow of floating public as pilgrimages, municipal waste is generated as 03 ton/day and Compost facility is under construction.

 The town Dehra Gopipur generates the waste at the rate of 1.5 ton/day and Land has been identified and procedure to transfer of land is under process.

 Drains carrying solid waste from Dhaba, non point sources and some commercial activity to the river.

C. Action initiated at District Level under the Area of Jurisdiction of the river in Distt. Kangra:

a. A meeting of District Level Special Environmental Surveillance Task Force under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Kangra at Dharamshala, was conducted on dated: 03/01/2019 and minutes of the meetings are enclosed. ANNEXURE –XVII.

b. The inspection & sampling of Industries/Hotels on this river stretch was carried out on dated: 02/01/2019, 04/01/2019 & 05/01/2019. The sampling analysis reports of industrial effluent and borewells/ tubewells.

c. Irrigation & Public Health (IPH) have completed the sampling of 25 Drinking Water Supply Schemes and bore wells in Jawalamukhi, Dehra, Alampur, Jaisinghpur area. The results of same are enclosed as .

58 d. The Forest Department has submitted their report on the subject matter of illegal encroachments along with river Beas and the Forest Division Palampur and Dharamshala have submitted its report which is enclosed as Annexure-XVIII.

D. Existing Status in the Catchment of River Beas and its Tributaries a. Sewage and Industrial Effluent Management in the catchment of River Beas:-

There are mainly small scales industries establish in the area of catchment of River Beas in Distt. Kangra. From the 11 number units as tabulated above, the waste water generation is expected around 18.7 KLD. The load to the River Beas is mainly from the domestic sewage. There is 01 numbers of common STP’s of the I&PH and is being monitored on regular basis. The status of the STP as per sample collected is tabulated as below:

Table No 46 : Results of Sewage Treatment Plant at the catchment of River Beas in District Kangra

S. Date of Treated Water Results No. Sampling pH TDS TSS COD BOD Chloride Oil & Remark ( 5.5 - (<2100 (<100 (<250 (<30 (<1000 Grease 9.5 ) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) mg/L) (<10 mg/L) 1 03-01-2019 7.98 - 25.0 104.0 20.0 - 0.48 Complying

b. Status of Municipal Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management for Distt Kangra in the Catchment of River Beas:

 The Compost facility at Jawalamukhi is under construction and time line for operation of the site is by dated15.03.219

 The Solid Waste Management Facility to be established by 30.06.2019 in the Dehra Gopipur.

E. Water Quality of River Beas and its Tributaries in District Kangra: -

The fresh samples were collected from the river Beas in addition to the Tributaries, Nalla, Drains and Bore well around the complete stretches under the Jurisdiction of Distt. Kangra to assess the latest position.

Table No. 47: The Results of the samples collected to identify the pollution load and present area of concerns of River Beas for prepare the action plan: Sr. Sampling location pH BOD DO TC FC Remark No. (mg/l) (mg/l) ( MPN (MPN / /100ml) 100ml) Complying Nallah near cremation 1 7.66 1.20 5.9 280 26.0 Ground, Dehra Town

Table No. 48 : Pollution Load of Drain contributing to River Beas at Dehra, Kangra

Sr. Name of the Area of BOD load Remark No. Nallah/Drain catchment ( KG/Day) 1. Nalla Near Cremation Dehra 0.269kg/day Drain carrying the ground, Dehra town. domestic sewage load from Dehra town and other commercial activity i.e. sullage, septage and solid waste.

Table No 49: Surface Water Quality of River Beas in District Kangra

Sr.No. Sampling location pH BOD DO TC ( MPN FC ( (mg/l) (mg/l) /100ml) MPN /100ml) River Beas (Right Complying 1 7.79 0.10 10.90 70 2.0 Bank) at Harsipattan River Beas (Right Complying 2 8.12 0.10 10.80 130 4.5 Bank) U/s Jaisinghpur River Beas (Right Complying 3 7.83 0.3 10.5 170 6.1 Bank) D/s Jaisinghpur River Beas (Right Complying 4 7.89 0.2 10.4 110 4.0 Bank)U/s Alampur River Beas (Right Complying 5 7.96 0.20 10.3 150 6.1 Bank)D/s Alampur River Beas (Right Complying 6 8.21 0.10 12.0 79 2.0 Bank)U/s Bharoli River Beas (Right Complying 7 7.78 0.20 11.5 94 4.0 Bank) D/s Bharoli River Beas (Right Complying 8 7.96 0.10 9.6 110 4.0 Bank) U/s Dehra Town River Beas (Right Complying 9 7.92 0.30 9.5 140 6.8 Bank) D/s Dehra Town

F. Drinking Water Quality of District Kangra in the catchment of River Beas:

The 06 locations of Ground water of Wells 04 located at Jaisingpur, 01 at Dehra and 01 at Challa, Rakkar in Distt. Kangra and sampling conducted by HPSPCB and the latest samples are collected in month of January 2019 and the results are tabulated as below:-

Ground Water status along the River Beas:-

Table 50 : Ground Water quality status along the River Beas in District Kangra

-- T. Total ++ ++ TDS SO 4 Ca Mg Fe S.N. Name of the Industry pH Alkalinit Hardnes mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l y mg/l s

1 Beas Construction Hardon 7.86 126.0 45.92 100.00 202.0 58.55 13.66 ND Tehsil Jaisinghpur

2 Kulvinder Singh Rana, Vill- 7.56 144.0 13.62 115.00 250.0 61.75 23.42 0.10 Kuthan, Tehsil Jaisinghpur

3 Mata Ashapuri Stone 7.85 174.0 16.82 145.00 212.0 63.36 13.18 ND Crusher, vill- Kuthan, Tehsil - Jaisinghpur

4 Soma Stone Crusher, Vill- 7.89 246.0. 30.57 145.00 326.0 105.06 15.62 0.22 Kuthan Jaisinghpur

5 Hotel River view Resorts, 7.65 308.0 43.65 235.00 596.0 193.28 27.82 0.11 Diara, Dehra, Kangra

6 Jaswant singh Katta Bhatti, 7.74 293.0 27.37 270.00 610.0 223.76 12.69 0.40 Challa, Rakkar

Figure No. 9.b:- Graphs showing the trend of the DO, FC & BOD in River Beas: Distt Kangra

G. Health Status of Public residing in Kangra District under the catchment of River Beas

As per data received from the Department of Health, most of the cases received in Kangra area were of Diarrhoea, Respiratory related, Eye and Ear (Otitis media-specially in Children) related problem. The detailed list of cases received at Civil Hospital is enclosed as Table No.- 51

Table No 51: Diseases prevalent in Jawalamukhi ( Data Source: Medical Officer Jawalamukhi) District Kangra:

Sr. 2018-19 (Till Diseases 2016-17 2017-18 No. December) 1 ARI/Influenza 14900 20677 16009 Acute Diarrhoeal 2 6400 14462 7012 Disease 3 Dog Bite 60 289 335 4 Enteric Fever 2231 3167 2761 5 Chicken Pox 0 0 0 6 Viral Hepatitis 0 0 0 7 Malaria Nil Nil Nil 8 Dengue/DHP 0 0 0

Table 52 :Diseases Prevalent in Dehra (Data Source: Senior Medical Officer Dehra) Sr. Diseases 2016 2017 2018 No. 1 ARI/Influenza 12542 7610 9397 Acute Diarrhoeal 2 500 366 492 Disease 3 Dog Bite 311 479 504 4 Enteric Fever 161 34 259 5 Chicken Pox 0 0 0 6 Viral Hepatitis 24 15 3 7 Malaria 0 0 0 62

Sr. Diseases 2016 2017 2018 No. 8 Dengue/DHF 0 0 0

Table 53 :Diseases Prevalent in Jaisinghpur (Data Source: Medical Officer Jaisinghpur) Sr. Diseases 2016 2017 2018 No. 1 ARI/Influenza 2576 2691 3349 Acute Diarrhoeal 2 781 281 338 Disease 3 Dog Bite 74 97 122 4 Enteric Fever 5 4 6 5 Chicken Pox 0 0 0 6 Viral Hepatitis 0 0 0 7 Malaria 0 0 0 8 Dengue/DHF 0 0 0

H. Observations on Gap Analysis

H.1 Industrial Effluent Management and their Operation and Maintenance in District Kangra: -

The industrial unit in the catchment of District is very small in numbers. Small units, commercial establishments have provided the septic tank. However, the cumulative load from the over flow of sewage, septage, and mixing of bio- solids with drains ultimately reaches to the River and deteriorating the water quality of the river. The inspections have been conducted of 06 number of units and sample collected. The results are tabulated as below:-

Table 54: Results of Industrial Treated Effluent in District - Kangra

Sr. Name of the Industry Point of pH TSS COD BOD Remark No. Collection (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) 1 Parwati Stone Crusher Final Outlet of 7.78 3.0 2.0 0.1 Complying Skoh Settling Tank Beas Construction Outlet of 7.63 4.0 2.0 0.1 Complying 2 Hardon Tehsil Settling Tank Jaisinghpur 3 Vijay Stone Crusher Outlet of 7.84 5.0 3.0 0.2 Complying Kuthan Tehsil Settling Tank Jaisinghpur Mata Ashapuri Stone Outlet of 7.72 225.0 4.0 0.2 Non 4 Crusher, vill- Kuthan, Settling Tank Complying Tehsil - Jaisinghpur 5 Soma Stone Crusher, Outlet of 7.78 9.0 2.0 0.1 Complying Vill- Kuthan Settling Tank Jaisinghpur 6 Sada Shiv Stone Outlet of 7.78 2393.0 5.0 0.2 Non Crusher Chamukha Settling Tank Complying

H.2. Conducting the Surprise Inspections and Water Audit to reduce the Gap in Effluent generation and Treatment :

The 06 number of units were inspected surprisingly to check the operation of small units along with their practices to treat & discharge the effluent (tabulated as above.)

H.3 Status of Industries w.r.t. inspection, Sampling, Complying and Non Complying in the catchment of River Beas:

During the course of inspection the sample collected from 06 number of units and 02 number of units were not complying with prescribed norms and action initiated under the provisions of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air ( Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 as tabulated above.

H.4 Status of Consents under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 /Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

There are 11 industries in Kangra District which are along river Beas. All these industries started production after obtaining the consent to operate of the state board under Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. List of industries along with their consent status have been given in Table 55.

Table No. 55: Consent Status of Industries in Kangra District which are along River Beas

Sr. Name of the unit Address of Unit Area Consent Validity No.

Village Diara, PO Dehra, 31/03/2021 1 Hotel River View Resorts, Tehsil Dehra, District Diara Kangra H.P. Village Kutahan, PO 31/03/2023 Kulwinder Singh Rana 2 Jaisinghpur, District Kangra Kutahan (HMP) H.P. VPO Chamukha, Tehsil 31/03/2023 3 Sada Shiv Bitumen Plant Chamukha Rakkar, District Kangra H.P. Village Baankulzan, PO 31/03/2022 Jaisingpur, Tehsil 4 Soma Stone Crusher Baankulzan Jaisinghpur, District Kangra H.P. Village & PO Kuhna, Tehsil 31/03/2023 5 Sada Shiv Stone Crusher Kuhna Rakkar, District Kangra H.P. Village Maharajnagar PO 31/03/2019 6 Parvati Stone Crusher Sakoh, Tehsil Jaisinghpur, Maharajnagar District Kangra H.P. 02/06/2018 (Applied Village & PO Jaisinghpur, for renewal of Consent 7 Vijay Stone Crusher, Tehsil Jaisinghpur, District Jaisinghpur to Operate for the year Kangra H.P. of 2018-19.) Village Hardon (Kanghian) 14/12/2018 (Applied Beas Construction Stone & PO Talwar (Barram), Hardon for renewal of Consent 8 Crusher Tehsil Jaisinghpur, District (Kanghian) to Operate for the year Kangra H.P. of 2018-19.) Mata Ashapuri Stone Village Kangain, PO 31/03/2022 9 Kangain Cruhser Bardam, Tehsil Jaisingpur, 64

Sr. Name of the unit Address of Unit Area Consent Validity No.

District Kangra H.P. Village Mannuh, PO Sialkar, 31/03/2023 10 Jaswant Singh Katha Bhati Tehsil Khundian, District Mannuh Kangra H.P. Village Bhedli, PO Bharoli, 31/03/2026 (Applied 11 Hotel Gazal Tehsil Jawalamukhi, District Bhedli for CTE-Expansion) Kangra H.P

H.5. Sewage Management of Local habitation under the Catchment of River Beas:

The sewage load is the main problem while we talking about the water quality of the river Beas.

The STP is under construction and the commissioning of the STP is completed upto 98% and

pipe lay down work under construction.

H.6 Sewage and Septage Management for Rural Areas outside the jurisdiction of Municipal Council District- Kangra falling under the Catchment of River Beas:

Director-cum- Spl. Secretary (RD) to the Govt. of H.P. vide letter no. SMG-19/2010-RDD- (SBM-

G) - Review- dated 24th December, 2018 has informed that the Himachal Pradesh has achieved

ODF status on 28th October, 2016. All the toilets in the state are Geo-tagged. No dysfunctional

toilet reported so far. Presently, focus is to address the issues of Solid Liquid Waste Management

(SLWM) in all Gram Panchayats falling in the catchment area of Beas River having special focus

on labor colonies, construction sites and peri-urban areas and to sustain ODF status. Further, it has

been reported that waste audit along-with mapping of shit-flow diagram (SFD) of all the Gram

Panchayats falling in the catchment of River Beas will be completed by 31st October, 2019. The

Panchayats will prepare Action Plan on the basis of waste audit report. The Action Plan will be

approved by District Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin and will be completed within six months of

the approval of the plan as Annexure-XVIII

H.7: ACTION PLAN OF THE FOREST DEPARTMENT FOR THE STRETCH-

KANGRA (SANDHOL TO DERAGOPIPUR) BEAS

1. Plantation Works:- Site specific plan along with cost estimate to carry out plantation activities for this stretch is as under:- (i) Plantations:-

Table No. 56 :Action Plan for Plantation in the catchment areas of River Beas Cost Name Spp. To Sr. Name of Name of Area including of Name of areas be No Range beat in ha maintenance Block planted (Rs.)

Plantation proposed for 2018-19

Khair, . Shisham, 1 Khundian Majheen Sihorwala 5 222900/- UP7d Sihorwala c13 Amla & Bamboo

Plantation proposed for 2019-20

1 Dehra Sadwan Bakarar R6 Bakarar C3 5 same 222900/-

Plantation proposed for 2020-21

1 J/Mukhi Bharoli Bharoli U5-D Chokath C3 5 same 222900/-

3. Regulation:- (a) Detection and removal of encroachments on forest lands is a regular activity of the Forest Department. Progress of removal of encroachments is also being monitored on continuous basis by the Hon’ble High Court of Himachal Pradesh in CWPIL No. 17 of 2014 and connected matters. The concerned field officers of the Forest Department, in whose jurisdiction this stretch falls, have been instructed to detect and remove encroachments on forest land in this stretch on priority.

(b) The concerned field officers of the Forest Department have been instructed to ensure that there is no illegal dumping of muck in to the forest land falling in this stretch.

H.8 Status of Hazardous Waste and Bio-medical Waste Management in Distt Kangra :-

a. Hazardous waste Management:- There are small industrial units along the river Beas and

hazardous waste mainly generated in form of spent oil from D.G. Sets. The industries

generating hazardous waste have been covered under Hazardous & Other Waste (Management

& Trans Boundary) Rules, 2016. The Hazardous Waste generated by various industries is

disposed of to Common disposal facility at scientific landfill site at Dhabota, Nallagarh,

District – Solan (H.P) and used oil also disposed through M/s Enviro Engineers, Solan H.P.

b. Biomedical Waste Management:- There are 12 numbers of health care institutes covered

under Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016 (BMW Rules, 2016) i.e. at jawalaji 05

numbers, 05 numbers in Dehragopipur, 01 in Alampur and 01 in Jaisinghpur area and these are

disposing there waste thourh M/s Suraksha Bio Sanitizers, CBWT locates at Dughyari,

Ghaghal, Kangra having its common bio-medical waste treatment facility (CBWTF) .

Figure No. 10: Map showing BOD level along the stretch of River Beas

I - Drone mapping a) Introduction Taking an initiative, Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board undertook aerial imagery to ascertain various causes of the river pollution through drone mapping along all six Stretches as defined in NGT OA No. 673 of 2018. Figure shown below depicts the Drone Imagery and a felt need to reach areas where illegal human settlents along flood Plains and to check the deatiled course of river, pollution from non-point sources, illegal encorachments, soil eroision, illegal mining, unauthorized discharge of untreated water and presence of Flora and Fauna at various stretches along with presence of Birds Algae.

Figure No. 11: Drone Imagery along the River Beas Stretch at Kullu Town b) Details of Drone Mapping along Six stretches under NGT OA No. 673 of 2018 1. River Pabbar (Priority –V) : Full Stretch (From Rohru to Shimla- 240 KM) 2. River Giri: Full Stretch (Kotkhai to Shimla) (Priority –V) – Approx. 59 KM 3. River Sirsa: (Baddi to Nallagarh ) (Priority –III)- Approx. 27 km 4. River Beas: (Manali to Dharmashala) (Priority –V) – 237 KMs

5. Ashwini Khad : (Shimla to Solan) (Priority –V) – 49 KMs 6. Sukhna Nallah: (Along Parwanoo Town) (Priority –I)- 2.5 KMS

c) Drone Mapping Study Period : January, 2019 Methodology Adopted for Drone Mapping: Drone was used to study the aerial imagery from various heights to assess the paths and major contributors in the rivers which can be a potential source of pollution in the rivers. A video graphy was preferred rather than static photography due to various limitations like stretch of rivers and curves etc. Various parameters were studied like flood plain zones, identification of encroached areas, major contributors, location of buildings on the river banks along with the stagnation of water and presence of green belt on the river banks. Congruence of other rivers and various other contributing rivulets were also attempted to be studied so as to ascertain possible dilutions. d) Findings Result: Rivers as classified under various categories/priorities were taken as such and the brief report is as follows:

1. Priority –I : Sukhna Nallah Along Parwanoo Town  Garbage Dumping along Banks of Sukhna Nallah

 Effluents from Residential Colonies of Parwanoo especially Sewage.  Illegal Structure erected on River banks.  Rag Pickers along the Banks contributing illegal dumping of Residual Solid Waste

2. Priority –III : River Sirsa along Baddi to Nallagarh  Dumping near River Bed of River Sirsa along Nallagarh.

 Illegal Mining Activity along River Sirsa Bank  Rag Pickers along the Banks contributing illegal dumping of Residual Solid Waste.

Proposed Action Plans

01 Proposed Action Plans (Short, Medium and Long Term Plan) with timelines including the organization/agency responsible for its implementation for Rejuvenation of River Beas, of Distt. Kullu

Sr. Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas Organization/ Time Target and No. Agency remarks Responsible for Execution of the Action plan I. Industrial Effluent Management (a) Inventorisation of the industries/Hotels HPPCB 28th February, in the catchment area of River Beas in 2019 Manali to Kullu region, covering assessment on aspects relating to Status of Consents under Water & Air Acts and Authorisation, Effluent Generation, ETP capacities and final mode of effluent discharges. (b) Actions against the Identified HPPCB 31st March, 2019 Industries / Hotels in operation without Consents under Water & Air Acts/Authorisation under the H& OW ( M & TM) Rules, 2016 as amended (c) Action against the industries/Hotels not HPPCB 31st March, 2019 installed ETPs or STPs exist but not operating or ETP outlet or treated effluent from ETP or STP is not complying to the effluent discharge standards or norms. (d) Directions to all the industries/Hotels HPPCB 31st March, 2019 which are observed to be not in operation or closed or temporarily closed to remain close till further order from HPSPCB (e) Estimation of industrial effluent HPPCB 31st May, 2019 generation or sewage generation and to arrive gap between the industrial effluent or sewage generation and the existing capacity of treatment provided and action thereof by providing ETPs/STPs or modifications.

II Sewage Treatment and Management (a) Area wise population, water I&PH and M.C 15th March, 2019 requirement, estimation of total sewage Kullu generation, total population, water Rural supply and existing treatment Development capacities, sewage presently treated in existing STPs/septic tanks, gaps in sewage treatment capacity. To undertake flow test, to identify the I&PH and M.C 31st July, 2019 (b) areas contributing pollution load in Kullu drains w.r.t. no. of households, commercial settlements, hotels, along with improvements. The existing mode of treatment for upgrading septic tanks, setting up of captive STPs or connectivity with sewer lines. (c) Channelization including diversion of I&PH and M.C Proposal for sewage generated from Hotels/ Kullu channelization of River household/townships/villages to sewer Beas from Palchan to lines/interception of all the drains Aut under HP Flood & presently carrying sewage and for River Management ensuring proper treatment through the Project has been upcoming STPs at Manali region and submitted to the Govt. existing STPs at Kullu region. of India for funds amounting to Rs. 585 crores, which has principally been approved and final approval from Govt. of India is awaited. After approval of the fund, the channelization will be completed by 31-03- 2023 as proposed by I&PH Department. (d) Proper design, execution of STPs with I&PH DPR submitted. At full utilization capacity by connecting Present the STP is the left out areas with existing s i.e. 1 functioning with full no.STP at Manali and 6 Nos. of STP at capacity and the DPR for Kullu. the requirement /capacity

of 3.0 MLD has been prepared amounting to Rs 6.17 crores and has been submitted for approval to the higher authority. Works undergoing: For connecting the left out households to the sewer line, estimated cost amounting to Rs. 1053. 89 Lakhs has been approved and work is under progress. A sewerage scheme for Marhi area is being executed and the estimated cost of Rs.114.32 Lakh and it has been proposed to construct a 20 KLD STP at Marhi. It is proposed to complete the work by 31st December, 2019.

(e) Execution of project proposal for I&PH Proposed STPs at Manali: sewage treatment by setting up of Location Capacity STPs for three regions at Manali and of STP Kullu regions (if any). (MLD) Sector1 & Sector-2 4.21 Jagatsukh 0.32 Kanyal & Sector-3 9.17 Old Manali 1.28 Total capacity 12.34 MLD

(f) Sewage/Septage management with low Rural Solid Liquid Waste cost treatment technology for rural areas. Development, Management in Rural area Municipal in the catchment of River Council Beas in district- Kullu shall be completed by 31st October, 2019 III Ground Water Quality (a) Sampling of Tube wells, Bore wells, I&PH, 28th February, 2019 Hand Pumps. HPPCB

(b) Sampling and analysis of Drinking I&PH 28th February, 2019 Water Supply Schemes along River There is no drinking water Beas catchment for Manali, Kullu supply scheme from River upto Aut. Beas, however monitoring 74

of any left out water supply scheme in catchment of River Beas shall be covered. (c) Sealing of contaminated hand pumps I&PH. 31st March, 2019 and found to be unfit for drinking purpose by the public.

(d) Carrying assessment of ground water I&PH 15th February, 2019 survey for quality and to identify over No such areas fall in this exploited and critical areas. region, assessment shall be done to check if any.

(e) To conduct periodic surprise I&PH, Every 15 days. inspection of the industries to rule out HPPCB any forceful injection of industrial effluents into ground water sources

(f) All the industries should be directed I&PH and 28th February, 2019 to obtain NOC from HPGWA/CGWA CGWA and action against the units in operation without obtaining NOC from HPGWA/CGWA.

(g) Regular monitoring and sampling of HPPCB Every month water quality of River Beas from Manali to Kullu and upto Aut.

(h) Impact of water pollution on health of Health Every 3 months public by organizing Health camp. Department.

IV Solid Waste Management (a) Setting up of common solid waste Municipal 31st March, 2019 processing facility for Manali and Council, Kullu region for Disposal of Solid Manali Waste as per Solid Waste Municipal Management Rules, 2016 Council, Kullu

(c) Prohibition of disposal of Plastic and MC Manali, 28th February, 2019 unattended dumping of solid waste, MC Kullu, hazardous waste, e-waste and bio- HPSPCB medical waste by ___ actions thereof

V Flood Plain Zone (a) Plantation in flood Plain Zone along Forest 31st January, 2022 Kullu and Manali region. Department. (b) Checking encroachments on the banks of District 31st July, 2019 River Stretches in District Kullu i.e. Beas Administration at Kullu, Parvati at Manikaran, Sainj at , Forest Sainj valley, Sarwari Nalla at Kullu and Department removal of encroachment thereof. (c) Notification of Flood Plain Zone IPH, Forest 31st July, 2019 Department, State Government (d) Measurement of flow of all the Four I&PH 31st March, 2019 Rivers i.e. Beas from Kullu to Aut Parvati at Manikaran, Sainj at Sainj valley, Sarwari Nalla at Kullu. (e) Prevention of muck dumping along the NHAI, PWD, 28th February, 2019 bank of river Beas and its tributaries I&PH and Mining Department (f) Complete prevention of illegal mining Mining 31st March, 2019 along the catchment of River Beas by Department conducting surprise checking and sealing all illegal mining activities. VI Miscellaneous

(a) Cleanliness drive along River Beas stretch. District Once every month Administration, HPSPCB, MC, other stakeholders (b) Maintaining ecological flow for ecological IP&H As per the mandate of balance HP Govt. HEPs release 15% of flow in the immediate downstream as “e-flow” and the real time online discharge is available in public (c) Setting up of website for public HPSPCB has created participation a suggestion Tab on the website

hppcb.nic.in.

(d) Illegal mining Mining department Surprise inspection to stop the Illegal mining along the river. On regular basis.

10 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN

10.2 Proposed action plans (Short, Medium and Long term plans) with time lines including the organization/agency responsible for its implementation for Rejuvenation of River Beas (Mandi )

Sr.No. Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Agency Time Line for Rem Beas Responsible for Execution arks Execution of Task I Industrial Effluent Management (a) Inventorization of the water polluting HPSPCB 28th -- industries/ Hotels in the catchment of February, River Beas covering assessment on 2019 aspects relating to status of Consents under Water & Air Acts and Authorization, Effluent and Sewage Generation, ETP Capacities and final mode of effluent discharge (b) Action against the identified industries HPSPCB 28th Action as and Hotels in operation without February, per relevant Consent under Water & Air Act/ 2019 provisions of Authorization under Hazardous and Water Act, 1974 Other Wastes (Management and and Air Act, 1981 shall be taken Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016. against any unit

found operating

without

mandatory (c) Action against the Hotels and industries HPSPCB Within 15 consentSeasonal operation of the who have not installed ETPs or STPs days and HPSPCB.of cold storage (3 and also against the industries which continuous nos.) as when in operation sample have existing ETPs or STPs but not feature. will be collected. operating and treated effluent is not

meeting the prescribed standards as per

stipulated norms.

(d) Estimation of industrial effluent HPSPCB Within 4 --

generation and treatment capacity exist months

to check the gap and actions thereof by st 31 May, installations of ETP/STPs or 2019 modification in existing system.

(e) Proper protection measures for existing MC Mandi 28th -- dumping sites along river Beas February catchment in order to prevent from , 2019 littering setting up of common solid waste processing facility at Mandi.

II Domestic Sewage Management

(a) Area wise estimation of total IPH, Rural 28th - population, water requirement and Development February, sewage generation of Mandi and rural Department, 2019 areas along stretch of River Beas. MC Mandi

(b) To undertake channelization of Beas I&PH 31st January, River 2021

(c) Installation of continuous Real Time MC Rohru 31st July, Water Quality Monitoring Station at and I&PH 2019 sewage treatment plant at Mandi.

(d) Proper design, execution of sewerage I&PH, 31st January, lines and up-gradation of Sewage Industry 2021 Treatment Plant of Mandi Town. Department.

(e) Measurement of drains contributing 28th pollution load to River Beas through February, human settlements and rural areas. 2019

(f) Sewage/septage management of rural Rural 31st October, areas with low cost treatment Development 2019 technology.

III Ground Water Management

(a) Sampling of Tube wells, Bore wells, I&PH, 28th Hand Pumps in Mandi area. HPSPCB February, - 2019 (b) Sampling and analysis of Drinking I&PH 15th Water Supply Schemes in and around February, - Mandi area. 2019

(C) Sealing of contaminated handpumps I&PH, HP 31st March, and found to be unfit for drinking GWA 2019 - purpose by the public.

(d) Carrying assessment of ground water I&PH, HP 15th survey for quality and to identify GWA February, overexploited and critical areas. 2019

(e) To conduct periodic surprise inspection I&PH, Every 15 - of the industries/hotels to rule out any HPSPCB days. forceful injection of industrial and sewage effluents onto ground water sources (f) All the industries should be directed to I&PH Within 15 obtain NOC from HPGWA/CGWA days. and action against the units in operation without obtaining NOC from PGWA/CGWA. IV Miscellaneous (a) Regular monitoring and sampling of HPSPCB Every 1 water quality of River Beas and various Month. - drains on monthly basis.

(b) Impact of water pollution on health of State Health Every 3 public by organizing Health Camps. Deptt., Months -

(d) Conducting feasibility study for setting Forest 90 days up of bio-diversity parks along the Department stretch of River Beas.

(e) Checking encroachment in flood plain IP&H 31st July, zone of River Beas along with Department 2019 notifying flood plain zone along the Forest stretch of River Beas. Department State Government

(f) Prohibition of disposal of District Local Within 2 Municipal Plastic and Bio-medical Administratio Waste particularly in drains n months.

(f) Maintaining e-flow in River Beas for IPH As per the having ecological balance in the river Department mandate of HP system. Govt. HEPs release 15% of flow in the immediate downstream as “e-flow” and the real time online discharge is available in public domain through HPSPCB website hppcb.nic.in

10 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN

10.03 Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas Stretch (from Village Sachuhi Tehsil Sujanpur Tihra to Village Kaloor,Tehsil Nadaun falls under the jurisdiction of District Hamirpur (HP)

Sr. Action Plan for Agency Time Line Remarks No. Rejuvenation of River Beas Responsi for ble for Execution Executio n of Task I Industrial Pollution Control (a) Inventorization of the HPSPCB Completed -- water polluting industries in the catchment of River Beas covering assessment on aspects relating to status of Consents under Water & Air Acts and Authorization, Effluent Generation, ETP Capacities and final mode of effluent discharge (b) Action against the HPSPCB Within one ---- identified industries in month operation without 28th Consent under Water & February, Air Act/ Authorization 2019 under Hazardous and

Other Wastes(Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016. (c) Action against the HPSPCB Completed Presently no water polluting unit industries who have operating without ETP and not installed ETPs or future inspection will be carried ETPs exist but not out on regular basis of the area operating or treated randomly. effluent is not meeting the prescribed standards. II Ground Water Quality (a) Sampling of Tubewells, I&PH Completed Total 10 no’s Samples have Borewells, Hand been taken by IPH Hamirpur in Pumps. Sujanpur & Nadaun Towns. The results reported by Executive Engineer, I&PH Hamirpur are within the limit IV Miscellaneous (a) Cleanliness drive District Every month. A cleanliness drive was taken Administr out by HPSPCB along with ation, Administration, MC/NP , HPSPCB, Mahila Mandal and Local MC, other residents along the River Beas stakeholde at Nadoun and Sujnapurtihra. rs (b) Maintaining ecological IP&H, Real time As per the mandate of HP Govt. flow for ecological HEP online display HEPs release 15% of flow in the balance immediate downstream as “e- flow” and the real time online discharge is available in public domain through HPSPCB website hppcb.nic.in (c) Plantation and setting Forest 31st January, 90 days for conducting up of bio-diversity park. Departm 2021 feasibility study for setting up ent of bio-diversity park. (d) Notification of Flood IP&H 31st July, -- Plain Zone along the District 2019 stretch of River Beas. Administ ration

10 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN

10.04. Proposed Action Plans (Short, Medium and Long Term Plan) with time lines including the organization/agency responsible for its implementation for Rejuvenation of River Beas, of Distt. Kangra

Sr. Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Beas Organization/ Time Target & No. Agency Remarks Responsible for Execution of the Action plan I. Industrial Pollution Control (a) Inventorization of the industries/Hotels in HPSPCB, 01 Month . the catchment area of River Stretches in Department of There is no District Kangra, covering assessment on Industries and major water aspects relating to Status of Consents Tourism Department. polluting under Water & Air Acts and 28th February, 2019 industries in the Authorization, Effluent Generation, ETP catchment area. capacities and final mode of effluent 11 units (6 discharges. Stone Crushers, 2 hotels, 2 HMP and 1 katha Bhatti) are situated.

(b) Actions against the Identified HPPCB 31st March, 2019 Industries/Hotels in operation without Consents under Water & Air Acts/Authorization under the H & OW ( M & TM) Rules, 2016 as amended (c) Action against the industries/Hotels not HPPCB 31st March, 2019 installed ETPs or ETPs or exist but not operating or ETP outlet or treated effluent is not complying to the effluent discharge standards or norms.

(d) Prohibition of Burning of any kind of waste State Govt./District MC Dehra - No including agro-residues. and Local authorities Burning is being allowed and regularly monitoring the area to check such incidents if any

(e) Directions to all the industries/Hotels which HPPCB 28th February, are observed to be not in operation or 20119 closed or temporarily closed to remain close till further order from PCB

(f) Estimation of industrial effluent generation HPPCB and to arrive gap between the industrial 30th May, 2019 effluent generation and the existing treatment capacity and installation, modification of ETPs/STPs II Domestic Sewage Management (a) Population, water supply and estimation of I&PH and M.C 15th April, 2019 total sewage generation, existing treatment Rural Development capacities of existing STPs/septic tanks, quantum of sewage presently treated in existing STPs to arrive gaps in sewage treatment capacity.

To undertake flow test, to identify the areas I&PH and M.C 31st July, 2019 (b) contributing pollution load in drains w.r.t. Dehra no. of households, commercial settlements, hotels, along with improvements. The existing mode of treatment for upgrading septic tanks, setting up of captive STPs or connectivity with sewer lines.

(c) Proper design, execution of STPs by I&PH At present there is constructing proposed STPs at left out areas only 01 No. STP and connectivity thereof. of capacity 2.83 MLD is functioning at Jawalamukhi town. 01 No. STP proposed for Dehra town is still under Construction, which shall be completed by 31st March, 2019.

III Ground Water Quality 86

(a) Sampling of Tube wells, Bore wells, Hand I&PH, HPPCB 28th February, 2019 Pumps.

(b) Sampling and analysis of Drinking Water I&PH 28th February, 2019 Supply Schemes in and around River Stretches in District Kangra. (c) Sealing of contaminated hand pumps and I&PH. 31st March, 2019 found to be unfit for drinking purpose by the public.

(d) To conduct periodic surprise inspection of I&PH, HPPCB the industries to rule out any forceful Every 15 days injection of industrial effluents into ground water sources

(e) All the industries should be directed to I&PH, HPGWA 28th February, 2019 obtain NOC from HPGWA/CGWA and action against the units in operation without obtaining NOC from HPGWA/CGWA.

(f) Regular monitoring and sampling of water HPPCB On monthly basis quality of River Beas from Harsi to Dehr in District Dehra

(g) Impact of water pollution on health of Health Department Every 3 months public by organizing Health camp.

IV Solid Waste Management (a) Setting up of solid waste facility for M.C. Dehra Every 3 months Disposal of Solid Waste as per Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016

(b) Prohibition on littering of plastic waste, MC, HPSPCB Regularly solid waste, bio-medical waste, e-waste and monitoring the hazardous waste and burning of solid waste hotspots including actions thereof. V Flood Plain Zone

(a) Plantation in flood plain zone in the catchment Forest Department. 31st January, 2021 area of River Beas (b) Checking encroachments on the banks of River Forest Department 31st July, 2019 Stretches in District Kangra i.e.along catchment /District area of River Beas and removal of Administration encroachments thereof.

(d) Measurement of flow of river Bias and its I&PH 31st March, 2019 Tributaries.

(e) Prevention of muck Dumping along the bank of NHAI, PWD, I&PH Three months river Beas and its tributaries and Mining Department (g) Complete prevention of illegal mining by Mining Department 31st March, 2019 conducting surprise inspections on areas ______and sealing all illegal mining activity.

ACTION TAKEN REPORTS OF DISTRICT KULLU, DISTRICT HAMIRPUR, DISTRICT KANGRA AND DISTRICT MANDI RESPECTIVELY

11. Action Taken Report by District State Level Surveillance Task Force for Rejuvenation of River Beas, District – Kullu, HP.

Sr. Action Plan for Rejuvenation of Agency Remarks No. River Beas Responsible for Execution of Task I Industrial Effluent Management

(a) Inventorization of the Water HPSPCB Partially Completed. Polluting Industries in the catchment of River Beas covering assessment Total 8 industrial units ( on aspects relating to status of Water Polluting Consents under Water & Air Acts Industries), 44 number of and Authorization, Effluent captive STPs ( i.e. Hotel Generation, ETP Capacities and units and Ors) and 07 final mode of effluent discharge. number of Common STP of I&PH of along River Beas in Manali Kullu region, Distt. Kullu out of which 39 Nos are inspected and inventorization has been completed w.r.t Consent, Effluent Generation, Final Mode of Discharge.

(b) Action against the identified HPSPCB 01 Number of unit have industries in operation without been identified which Consent under Water & Air Act have not the consent /Authorization under Hazardous under the provisions of and Other Wastes (Management Water Act, 1974 and Air and Transboundary Movement) Act, 1981. Sample Rules, 2016. collected from the final outlet of discharge point and hence action for Power Disconnection is initiated under relevant (c) Actions against the industries who HPSPCB 01sections No of of industries above Acts. have have not installed ETPs or ETPs been identified which are exist but not operating or treated violation the treated effluent is not meeting the effluent discharge norms prescribed standards. and action is also

initiated under the under the provisions of Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 by disconnecting the power supply.

(d) Prohibition of littering, disposal of Municipal MC Manali has signed Municipal Solid Waste, e-waste, Council Kullu, the MoU with private Plastic Waste, Bio-medical Waste, NAC Bhuntar, agency name as M/s Hazardous Waste and Burning of Municipal Nexgen Chemical to any kind of Solid Waste. Council Manali, install the Waste to Local energy plant. Administration Environment has been granted and plant is proposed to be operational up to 31. March 2019 for the proposed 35 MT/day waste processing capacity which will likely be sufficient to handle the waste generation from Manali , Kullu & Bhunter area.

(e) Improvement in Function of existing I&PH, MC, The work of providing Common STP at Kullu & Manali HPSPCB sewer pipe lines is being w.r.t connecting the near about areas started to household d of with Conveyance Pipeline. left out areas in Kullu and Bhunter Town.

(f) Conducting Surprise inspections and HPSPCB 06 Number of units Water Audit to reduce the Gap in inspected and this activity Effluent/Sewage generation and will repeat on regular Treatment. basis.

VI Miscellaneous

(a) Maintaining ecological flow for IP&H, HEP As per the mandate of HP ecological balance Govt. HEPs release 15% of flow in the immediate downstream as “e-flow” and the real time online discharge is available in public (c) Setting up of website for public HPSPCB has created a participation suggestion Tab on the website hppcb.nic.in.

(d) Illegal mining Mining department Surprise inspection conducted 20 no. and 05 number of case detected and 03 were compounded.

11.03 Action taken Report for Rejuvenation of River Beas Stretch (from Village Sachuhi Tehsil Sujanpur Tihra to Village Kaloor,Tehsil Nadaun falls under the jurisdiction of District Hamirpur (HP)

Sr. Action Plan for Agency Time Line Remarks No. Rejuvenation of River Beas Responsi for ble for Execution Executio n of Task I Industrial Pollution Control (a) Inventorization of the HPSPCB Completed ATR water polluting ( Will be updated with time on industries in the regular basis) catchment of River Beas covering assessment on aspects relating to status of Consents under Water & Air Acts and Authorization, Effluent Generation, ETP Capacities and final mode of effluent discharge (b) Action against the HPSPCB Within one All the industries/hotels identified industries in month inspected so far have valid operation without 28th Consent to Operate of the Consent under Water & February, HPSPCB except one Hotel M/s Air Act/ Authorization 2019 Uttam Beas View Guest House, under Hazardous and Sujanpur Tihra, Distt. Hamirpur Other (HP). To whom directions were Wastes(Management given at spot by DLSESTF and Transboundary Hamirpur to apply online for Movement) Rules, 2016. mandatory Consent of the State Board and the unit has applied online for consent of State Board and is under process. Action will be taken as and when non-compliance observed. (c) Action against the HPSPCB completed There is no unit who have not industries who have installed ETP and not operating not installed ETPs or the ETP or treated effluent not ETPs exist but not meeting the prescribed standards. operating or treated 93

effluent is not meeting the prescribed standards. (d) Prohibition of Burning District Within 3 Time to time directions are of any kind of waste Administr months i.e. being issued to MCs & Nagar including agro residue ation, by 30th Panchayat to prevent open Local April, 2019 burning of any kind of waste Bodies including agro residue and awareness programme are being organized time to time with local bodies. (f) Setting up of a Solid District Within 01 Matter regarding transfer of land Waste Management Site Administ Year for setting up of Solid Waste at Nadaun & Sujanpur ration, 31st Management Site for Nadaun Tihra MC January, town was discussed in the Nadaun, 2020 meeting of DLSESTF Hamirpur. MC As inform by NP Nadaun the Sujanpur land in question has been transferred to Nagar Panchayat Nadaun for setting up of Solid Waste Management site. Land for setting up of Solid Waste Management Site for Sujanpur Tihra Town has already been transferred and MC Sujanpur Tihra has called tender for setting up of Solid Waste Management treatment and disposal facility. II Domestic Sewage Management (a) Area wise estimation I&PH, 28th STPs already installed by I&PH of total population, Rural February, Hamirpur at Sujanpur & Nadaun water requirement and Deptt. 2019 Towns are operating under sewage generation. capacity. III Ground Water Quality (a) Sampling of Tubewells, I&PH Completed Total 10 no’s Samples have Borewells, Hand been taken by IPH Hamirpur in Pumps. Sujanpur & Nadaun Towns. The results reported by Executive Engineer, I&PH Hamirpur are within the limit IV Miscellaneous (a) Cleanliness drive District Every month. -- Administr ation, HPSPCB, MC, other 94

stakeholde rs (b) Plantation and setting Forest 31st January, 90 days for conducting up of bio-diversity park. Departm 2021 feasibility study for setting up ent of bio-diversity park. (c) Notification of Flood IP&H 31st July, -- Plain Zone along the District 2019 stretch of River Beas. Administ ration

10.04. Action Taken Report (Short, Medium and Long Term Plan) with time lines including the organization/agency responsible for its implementation for Rejuvenation of River Beas, of Distt. Kangra

Sr. Action Plan for Agency Time Line for Remarks No. Rejuvenation of River Beas Responsi Execution ble for Executio n of Task I Industrial Pollution Control (a) Inventorization of the HPSPCB, Department Completed . industries/Hotels in the of Industries and catchment area of River Tourism Department. Stretches in District Kangra, 28th February, 2019 covering assessment on aspects relating to Status of Consents under Water & Air Acts and Authorization, Effluent Generation, ETP capacities and final mode of effluent discharges. (b) Ground Water Quality (e) To conduct periodic I&PH, HPPCB Conducted inspection surprise inspection of the of 06 units using industries to rule out any ground well and forceful injection of sample collected from industrial effluents into all borewells. ground water sources

Sr. Action Plan for Rejuvenation of River Organization/ Time Target & Remarks No. Beas Agency Responsible for Execution of the Action plan I. Industrial Pollution Control (a) Inventorization of the HPSPCB, Department Completed There is no industries/Hotels in the catchment of Industries and major water polluting area of River Stretches in District Tourism Department. industries in the Kangra, covering assessment on 28th February, 2019 catchment area. 11 units aspects relating to Status of (6 Stone Crushers, 2 Consents under Water & Air Acts hotels, 2 HMP and 1 and Authorization, Effluent katha Bhatti) are Generation, ETP capacities and final situated. mode of effluent discharges. (b) Actions against the Identified HPPCB 31st March, 2019 Industries/Hotels in operation without Consents under Water & Air Acts/Authorization under the H & OW ( M & TM) Rules, 2016 as amended (c) Action against the industries/Hotels HPPCB 31st March, 2019 not installed ETPs or ETPs or exist but not operating or ETP outlet or treated effluent is not complying to the effluent discharge standards or norms.

(d) Prohibition of Burning of any kind State Govt./District MC Dehra - No Burning of waste including agro-residues. and Local authorities is being allowed and regularly monitoring the area to check such incidents if any (e) Directions to all the industries/Hotels HPPCB 28th February, 20119 which are observed to be not in operation or closed or temporarily closed to remain close till further order from PCB (f) Estimation of industrial effluent HPPCB generation and to arrive gap between 30th May, 2019 the industrial effluent generation and the existing treatment capacity and installation, modification of ETPs/STPs II Domestic Sewage Management

(a) Population, water supply and I&PH and M.C 15th April, 2019 estimation of total sewage Rural Development generation, existing treatment capacities of existing STPs/septic tanks, quantum of sewage presently treated in existing STPs to arrive gaps in sewage treatment capacity.

(b) To undertake flow test, to identify I&PH and M.C Dehra 31st July, 2019 the areas contributing pollution load in drains w.r.t. no. of households, commercial settlements, hotels, along with improvements. The existing mode of treatment for upgrading septic tanks, setting up of captive STPs or connectivity with sewer lines.

(d) Proper design, execution of STPs by I&PH At present there is constructing proposed STPs at left only 01 No. STP of out areas and connectivity thereof. capacity 2.83 MLD is functioning at Jawalamukhi town. 01 No. STP proposed for Dehra town is still under Construction, which shall be completed by 31st March, 2019.

III Ground Water Quality (a) Sampling of Tube wells, Bore wells, I&PH, HPPCB 28th February, 2019 Hand Pumps.

(b) Sampling and analysis of Drinking I&PH 28th February, 2019 Water Supply Schemes in and around River Stretches in District Kangra. (c) Sealing of contaminated hand pumps I&PH. 31st March, 2019 and found to be unfit for drinking purpose by the public.

(d) To conduct periodic surprise I&PH, HPPCB inspection of the industries to rule Every 15 days out any forceful injection of industrial effluents into ground water sources

(e) All the industries should be directed I&PH, HPGWA 28th February, 2019 to obtain NOC from HPGWA/CGWA and action against the units in operation without obtaining NOC from HPGWA/CGWA.

(f) Regular monitoring and sampling of HPPCB On monthly basis water quality of River Beas from Harsi to Dehr in District Dehra

(g) Impact of water pollution on health Health Department Every 3 months of public by organizing Health camp.

IV Solid Waste Management (a) Setting up of solid waste facility for Disposal M.C. Dehra Every 3 months of Solid Waste as per Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016

(b) Prohibition on littering of plastic waste, solid MC, Regularly monitoring the waste, bio-medical waste, e-waste and HPSPCB hotspots hazardous waste and burning of solid waste including actions thereof. V Flood Plain Zone (a) Plantation in flood plain zone in the catchment Forest 31st January, 2021 area of River Beas Department.

(b) Checking encroachments on the banks of River Forest 31st July, 2019 Stretches in District Kangra i.e.along catchment Department area of River Beas and removal of encroachments /District thereof. Administrati on

(d) Measurement of flow of river Bias and its I&PH 31st March, 2019 Tributaries.

(e) Prevention of muck Dumping along the bank of NHAI, PWD, Three months river Beas and its tributaries I&PH and Mining Department (g) Complete prevention of illegal mining by Mining 31st March, 2019 conducting surprise inspections on areas ______Department and sealing all illegal mining activity.

11. 02 Action Taken Report by District State Level Surveillance Task Force for Rejuvenation of River Beas, District – Mandi, H.P.

ATR for Rejuvenation of River Beas Mandi, District Mandi (HP)

Sr. Action taken Points for Agency Action Taken Report No. Rejuvenation of River Beas Responsib le for Execution of Task I Industrial Pollution Control

(a) Inventorization of the water HPSPCB Completed polluting industries in the catchment of Beas River on Total 10 no’ so far water Polluting aspects relating to status of industries located at the stretch of Beas river Consents under Water& Air Acts and its tributaries. Inventorization w.r.t. and Authorization, Effluent consent, authorization, etc. completed. Generation ,ETP Capacities and final mode of effluent discharge

(b) Action against the identified HPSPCB All the industries inspected so far have valid industries in operation on without Consent to Operate of the HPSPCB. Action Consent under Water& Air will be taken as and when no-compliance Act/Authorization under observed. Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016.

(c) Action against the industries HPSPCB No unit has been found operating without the who have not installed ETPs or ETP and pollution control devices. ETP sexist but not operating or treated effluent is not meeting the prescribed standards.

(d) Estimation of industrial HPSPCB, Estimation of Industrial effluent generation effluent generation, Treatment Deptt. of from the industries located in the catchment of Domestic sewage from the Industries, the river Beas and its tributary has been done Industrial area Mandi. and the same comes out to be 102.6 KLD. The treated effluent is either drain/recycled. For treatment of domestic sewage from the Industrial area Mandi, Department of Industries, Mandi have setup septic tank of capacity 500 users and all the users have been connected with sewerage line.

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(e) Solid waste Management Facility District Solid Waste facility provided, door to door status and up garadation. Administrat collection of garbage facility has been ion, MC strengthened and construction of compost pit Mandi and started. Department of Urban Developme nt. II Domestic Sewage Management

(a) Area wise estimation of total I&PH, I&PH Division Mandi have assessed the population, water requirement Rural Sewage Load of Mandi town and the same and sewage generation. Deptt. comes out to be 6.62 MLD. (b) Proper design, execution I&PH With the augmentation of WSS of Sewerage Lines Mandi Town generation of sewage will and up gradation of increase to 7.90 MLD against the existing existing STP for Mandi Town 4.83 + 0.47 MLD (Total 5.3 MLD). In order to meet the above demand the retrofit arrangement in existing aeration tank based on SBR technology based new arrangement. As the scheme has outlived its design period and the existing network is unable to bear the burden any more, proposal amounting Rs. 51.00 Crores for augmentation of existing network stands sent for necessary approval from the quarter concerned which includes the adjoining TCP areas as well. The proposals needs to be got approved from STAC and is being resubmitted after the approval. A sum of Rs. 2.40 Crores is already received from UD. The project will be completed after receiving all the funds from UD.

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(a) Sampling of Tube wells, Bore I&PH and Tota l 10 no’s Samples have been wells, Hand Pumps. HPSPCB taken by Team of HPSPCB & IPH and results are within limit as drinking water quality norms of Indian Standards 10500: 2004

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(a) Regular monitoring and sampling HPSPCB 5 No’s of Sample are being collected from on of water quality of River the stretch of River Beas every Month. Beas and its tributary on monthly basis. (b) Impact of water pollution on State As per data supplied from CMO it is health of public by organizing Health observed that in the majority of cases the Health camp Deptt., CMO Mandi

(f) Setting up of Website for public HPSPCB The “NGT matter” Tab is created on participation website of State Board atwww.hppcb.nic.in. The “Suggestion Tab” is also created to invite public participation. The process of RRC will be uploaded in NGT matter Tab.

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Distt. Kullu: Status of consent and 15% water discharge of Hydro Electric Project as on 29.01.2019 Sr R. PC Name of the Conse Validity ACT Category/ 15% Real URL Remarks 15% If not (A/W/Both scale time water releasing . O. B Project nt of ) LINK N Fil ID Type consent online (web released 15% o e flow Address) (Yes/No) water, No measuring action device & taken. SMS facility status ( Installed, not installed) 1 590 12779 M/s AD Hydro Power RCOP & 31.03.2019 W/A/H R-L Installed with http://hppcbliv Granted, further unit Yes Ltd. (ADHPL-192.0 Authoriza & SMS facility e.com//live/all has applied for MW), Village & Post -tion 31.03.2018 ain , authorization a/w Office- Prini, Tehsil- http://hppcbliv necessary Manali, Distt- Kullu - e.com//live/du documents/forms. Unit 175143 (H.P) hangan , has submitted form-IV EmailID: & form-V for financial deepak.tikoo@ year 2017-18 and injbhilwara.co Manifest for Haza and

m other waste from Shivalik solid waste form-10. 2 638 12336 M/s Everest Power Co. RCOP & 31.03.2021 W/A/H R-L Installed www.everestp Granted , Yes Pvt. Ltd. (Malana-II Authoriza & ower.in, submitted form-4 for HEP- 100 MW), Site -tion 31.03.2018 Email ID: April 2017 to March Address: Village-Chowki, powerhouse@ 2018 & form-10 & PO-Jari, Tehsil Bhunter, everestpower.i form -V for 2016-17. Distt. Kullu-175105(HP), n, Kullu Office: Near Glaxy delhioffice@e Hotel, Manikaran Road verestpower.in Hathithan, P.O.-Bhunter, New Link - Tehsil-Bhunter, Distt.- (http://180.151 Kullu 175125 (H.P.) .87.108/ewdc/

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3 226 12351 M/s Malana Power RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H R-L Installed www.malanap Granted Yes Company Ltd. [MPCL- Authoriza & ower.com 86 MW (Malana-I)], Site -tion 31.03.2019 http://59.90.19 & Regd. Office: Village 6.26/malanapo

& Post Office- -Jari, wer/index.jsp Tehsil-Bhunter, Distt. Kullu-175105 (H.P), Corporate Office: Bhilwara Towers, A-12, Sector -1, Noida- 201301(NCR-Delhi), India 4 659 10873 M/s NHPC Limited (A COP & 31.03.2019 W/A/H R-L Installed http://www.vir Granted, No Govt. of India authorizat & tualinfocenter. reply submitted reg. minimum Enterprise), PHEP-III - ion 31.03.2023 com/fetchdata. 15% on 28.12.18. discharge 520 MW, Kullu Office: php, data Village- Bihali, Po- Larji, www.nhpcindi available Distt-Kullu -175122 a.com, after (HP), Email ID: 04.1.2019 Corporate office: NHPC webmaster@n as per on Office complex, Sector- hpc.ni c.in, line status. 33, Faridabad, Haryana- Email ID: 121003(India) damcomplex@ rediffmail.com 5 355 10875 M/s NHPC Ltd., Parbati COP for 31.03.2019 W/A/H R-L Not Installed Granted Device not Hydro Electric Project-II- 200 MW & installed 800.0 MW, Tel. No- x1 & 31.03.2023 01905-287771, 280107 Authoriza Total capital investment t-ion cost of the project- 6168.59 crores. 6 629 14308 M/s Aleo Manali RCOP 31.03.2017 W/A/H White Installed www.aleoman Expired (Exempted for Yes Hydropower Pvt. Ltd. alipower.com/ consent as unit fall (3.0MW), Village -Aleo, hppcblive/amh under white category) Tehsil- Manali, Distt- pl/ , Kullu-175131(HP) Email ID: amhplmanali@

gmail.com 7 660 10984 M/s Harisons Hydel RCOP 31.03.2020 Both White Installed www.hppcbliv Granted (Exempted for Yes Construction Co. Pvt. Ltd. e.com/live/hari consent as unit fall [Bramganga SHEP - sonshydel , under white category) 2x2.5=5.0MW], Kullu Email ID: Office: Akhara Bazar, hhcpl_kullu@

Kullu, Tehsil & Distt- yahoo.co.in Kullu -175101 (HP), Site Address (Power House): VPO-Manikaran, Tehsil- Bhunter, Distt. Kullu- 175105(HP) 141

8 762 11556 M/s Kapil Mohan & RCOP & 31.03.2014 W/A/H White Installed http://hppcbli (Exempted for Yes Associates Hydro Power Authoriza & ve.com/live/ka consent as unit fall

Pvt. Ltd., [Beas Kund -tion 31.03.2017 pil under white SHEP - category). 5MW+4MW=9MW], Unit has filed online Site Address - Village & application for CCA-R Post Office-Palchan, Near for the year 2014-15 to Manali, Tehsil-Manali, 2018-19 under both Distt. Kullu-175103 (HP), acts and deposited the Regd. Office - M/s Kapil fees for the same vide Mohan & Associates receipt no-86627 dated Hydro Power Pvt. Ltd. 13.7.16 amounting Rs- SCO-140-41 Sector-34 400000/- and case for Chandigarh(UT) RCOP for 2014-15 to 2018-19 has been processing after inspecting the status of dumping sites and online flow measuring device. 9 734 13568 M/s Puri Oil Mills Ltd. RCOP & 31.03.2018 W/A/H White Installed http://hppcbliv Expired (Exempted for Message [Chakshi Mini HEP -2.0 Authoriza & e.com/live/ind consent as unit fall shows as MW], Site Address- -tion 31.03.2018 ex.php, under white category) “Your Village-Pulga, PO- Email ID: account is Barshaini, Tehsil- poml@touchte not active”

Bhunter, Distt. Kullu- lindia.net 175105 (HP), Regd. Office-302, Jyoti Shikhar- 8, Distt. Centre Janak Puri .New Delhi-110058. 10 595 12337 M/s Chevron Hydel Pvt. RCOP 31.03.2016 Water White Installed WWW.netbiter (Exempted for Message Ltd. [Jiwa SHEP -1.0 .net/ consent as unit fall shows “Not MW], Site address- Username: under white Found Village-Siund, Sub Jiwahydel2017 category). Unit has Tehsil-Sainj, Distt. Kullu- , password: filed online application The 175134(HP), Regd. Kumar1979 or for CCA-R for the year requested Office- 285, RPS, Sheikh www.vautomat 2016-17 to 2020-21 URL Sarai-I, New Delhi- .com/chevron/, under water act and /chevron/ was not 110017 EmailID: deposited the fees for found on Neerajkanwar1 the same vide receipt this server. [email protected] no-86666 dated 20.7.16 or amounting Rs-150000/- Additionally iimb1979@gm . Show cause notice , a 404 Not ail.com issued for 15% Found error discharge on was 02.08.2016. encountered while trying to use an Error 142

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11 795 16807 M/s Kapil Mohan & RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H White Installed http://hppcbli Granted (Exempted for Yes Associates Hydro Power Authoriza & ve.com/live/jir consent as unit fall Pvt. Ltd. [Jirah SHEP - -tion 31.03.2020 ah, under white category) 4MW), Site Address- EmailID: Village-Toss, PO- Barshini, Tehsil-Bhunter, Distt-Kullu-175105 (HP), Corresponde-nce Address- SCO-140-41, Sector-34, Chandigarh- 160022 (UT) 12 576 15289 M/s K.K.K. Hydro Power RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H White Installed www.hppcbliv Granted No Ltd. Authoriza & with SMS e.com/live/kkk (Exempted for consent (3MW+1.9MW=4.9MW -tion 31.03.2016 facility hydro, as unit fall un der white ), Site Address-Baragran Email ID: category). Road, VPO-Patlikulh, kkkhydro@red

Tehsil-Manali, Distt.- iffmail.com Kullu -175129(HP), Regd. Office-141,DLF Ind. Area, Phase-I, Fridabad, Haryana. 13 600 16921 M/s Marhi Mini Hydel RCOP 31.03.2015 Both White Installed for http://hppcbliv (Exempted for Meaasge Power Project (5 MW), partially one e.com/live/Mar consent as unit fall shows as Kullu Office- Village- stream hi, under white “Your Kothi, Po-Palchan, EmailID: category). account is Tehsil-Manali, Distt. marhihydro@g Unit has filed online not active”

Kullu-175103 (HP), mail.com application for RCOP Shimla Office-M/s Sai for the year 2015-16 to Engineering Foundation, 2017-18 under both Sai Bhawan Phase 2, Sec. acts and deposited the 4, New Shimla (HP). fees for the same vide receipt no-86697 dated 30.07.2016 amounting Rs.180000/-, Show cause notice regarding 15% issued on 24.4.17. Reply received on 7.8.17.

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14 783 12691 M/s A Power Himalayas RCOP Unit has W/A/H White Not Email ID: (Exempted for Device not Ltd., [Solang Power deposited installed, amitabhsharma consent as unit fall installed House -1.5 MW], Kullu RCOP fees Asked to _manali@redif under white Office: Village-Solang 2000-2001 install vide fmail.com category). Nalla, PO-Palchan, to 2010-11 letter no-1096 Unit has submitted Tehsil-Manali, Distt. vide rcipt dated RCOP fees for 2011-12 Kullu-175103 (HP), no-054876 28.09.2013, to 2015-16 vide rcpt Corporate Office- dated unit has no-0078344 dated Regency complex, River 13.10.2009. submitted 06.04.2015.The CTE- view Road, Paonta Sahib- letter to this F, CCA-f and CCA-R 173025(HP) office for under water act for the 15% Real year 2000-2001 to time on -line 2015-16 has been flow recommended online measuring and hard copy of the device for documents are also exemption. forwarded to HO vide Asked to the even file no-1211-12 unit that this dated 10.09.2015. office has no Further unit has power of deposited RCOP fees exemption, for the year 2016-17 you may vide this office receipt contact our no-86902 dated HO Shimla 03.02.2017 amounting for Rs 30,000/-. clarification. 15 552 26545 M/s Indusree Power Pvt. RCOP 31.03.2008 W/A/H White Not EmailID: (Exempted for Device not Ltd. [Raskat Hydel installed, indusreepower consent as unit fall installed

Power Project-0.8 MW], We have @gmail.com under white Site Address: Village- placed the category). Raskat, PO- Manikaran, order for the Unit has filed online Tehsil-Bhunter, Distt. flow application for CCA-R- Kullu-175105(HP), measurement 67551/Authorization Regd. Office- B-34, device M/s (HWM) dated Basement, Panchsheel MAP India 02.12.2016 under both Enclave, New Delhi- on Acts for the year 2012- 110017. 13.12.2013 13 to 2021-22 and for supply deposited the fees for and the same vide this installation of office receipt no-86869 the online dated 05.12.2016 measurement amounting Rs 200000/- device. The . show cause notice delivery date issued vide even file is May 2014. letter no-2403 dated Intimated 09.02.2017 to install vide Letter the real Time Online No-nil dated continuous flow 144

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16 782 12360 M/S DSL Hydrowatt Ltd. RCOP 31-03-2019 W/A/H White Installed with http://hppcbliv Granted Yes [Sarwari-II SHEP - 4.5 SMS facility e.com/live/ind (Exempted for MW)], Regd. Office- ex.php?paction consent as unit fall Empire House 214, Dr. =data, under w hite category . DN Road Fort Mumbai - EmailID: 400001, Kullu office- ssunderthakur Village-Nagujhore, PO- @rediffmail.co

Dogri, Tehsil & Distt- m Kullu-175101(HP) 17 601 10819 M/s Usaka Hydro Power RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H White Installed with www.usakahy Granted (Exempted for No Pvt. Ltd. [Suman Authoriza & SMS facility dro.com, consent as unit fall Sarbari HEP-5.0MW], -tion 31.3.2020 (at our weir EmailID: under white category) Site Address-Village- site) Usaka.hydro.k Khalara Nallah, P.O- [email protected]

Dugilag, Tehsil & Distt. m Kullu-175102(HP), Regd. Office- 8/33, Anand Parvat New Delhi-5, Kullu Office-Opposite Cafe Raft, Village-Pirdi, P.O.-Mohal, Tehsil & Distt.- Kullu- 175126(HP). 18 715 12762 M/s DSL Hydrowatt Ltd. RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H White Installed with www.hppcbliv Granted (Exempted for Yes [Sarbari-1 SHEP - Authoriza & SMS facility e.com/live/dsl1 consent as unit fall 2x2.5=4.5MW], -tion 31.03.2018 , under white category) Corporate Office: Empire EmailID: House, 214 DR. D.N. ssunderthakur Road, Fort Mumbai- @rediffmail.co

400001, Kullu Office: m Village-Darka, PO- Dughilug, Tehsil & Distt Kullu-175101(HP).

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19 712 11912 M/s Toss Mini Hydel RCOP 31.03.2018 W/A/H White Installed http://hppcbliv Expired (Exempted for Meaasge Power Project (5 MW), e.com/live/toss consent as unit fall shows as Site Address- Village- , under white category) “Your Toss, P.O -Barshaini, EmailID: account is Tehsil-Bhunter, Distt. tosshydro@gm not active”

Kullu-175105 (HP), ail.com Shimla Office- M/s Sai Engineering Foundation, Sai Bhawn Phase-II, Sector-4, New Shimla. 20 825 18625 M/s Aleo Manali Hydro RCOP & 31.03.2020 W/A/H White Installed with htt://hppcblive Granted Yes Power Pvt. Ltd. [Aleo-II Authoriza & SMS facility data.com/aleo_ HEP -4.8 MW], Site -tion 31.03.2019 manali_hydro/ Addresss- Village- Aleo, , PO-Manali, Tehsil- EmailID: Manali, Distt. Kullu- amhplmanali@ 175131(HP), Regd. gmail.com Office- B-173, Sector-41, Noida-201303. 21 817 19171 M/s Kanchanjunga Power COP & 31.03.2016. W/A/H White Installed on www.hppcbliv (Exempted for Yes Co. Pvt. Ltd., [Baragaon Authoriza & Bijara Nalla, e.com/live/kan consent as unit fall HEP (24.0 MW)], Kullu tion 31.03.2019 [The project chanjunga , under white Office-Village-Halan-II, water is to be www.indiahyd category).

PO-Patlikuhal, Tehsil- diverted from ro.in Unit has filed online Manali, Distt. Kullu (HP), two nallas (1) application for RCOP Regd. Office- M/s Bijara Nalla for the year 2016-17 to Kanchanjunga power Co. (2) Sanjoin 2017-18 under both Pvt. Ltd. ,B-37,3rd Floor, Nalla] acts and deposited the Sector-I, Noida, Gautam fees for the same vide Budh Nagar-201301 (UP) receipt no-86696 dated India. 30.07.2016 amounting Rs.240000/-

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22 621 16346 M/s Siri Ram Siyal Hydro COP 31.03.2016 W/A/H White Not Installed WWW.srshydr Expired (Exempted Device not Power Pvt. Ltd. [Kotlu o.com, for consent as unit installed SHEP -1.8 MW], [On Email ID: fall under white Kotlu Nallah], Site info@srshydro category).,

Office: Near Village- .com Show cause notice Neuli, Sub Tehsil- Sainj, under both acts issued Distt. Kullu-175123(HP). on 25.11.2016 to Delhi Office: 267, Masjid apply/file online Moth, Uday Park application for RCOP (N.D.S.E. PART-II) New within 15 days. Again Delhi-110049. show cause notice issued vide even file letter no-2404 dated 09.02.2017 to install the real Time Online continuous flow Measurement and Data Logging Device for measurement of 15% discharge of water and to apply for RCOP and file online application within 15 days. 23 977 25329 M/s Gaur Hydro Power CTE 03.02.2017 Both White Installed http://hppc Expired (Exempted for Yes Pvt. Ltd., Sarwari-III consent as unit fall HEP-2x1=2 MW, {on blive.com/li under white category). Sarwari Nallah in Lug ve/index.ph valley}, Corporate p?paction= Office:-339, functional data Industrial Estate, Patparganj, Delhi-110092 (India), Kullu Office: Opposite Café Raft, Village-Pirdi, PO-Mohal, Tehsil & Distt. Kullu - 175126(HP).

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HIMACHAL PRADESH I.&P.H. DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY,SHAMSHI (KULLU) REPORT ON PHYSICAL CHEMICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER SAMPLE Lab. Ref. No. PC-709 Assistant Engineer I&PH Sub Division Sender:- Shamshi Name of the Water Supply Scheme Bore well Bajaura Source Perculation Well Where Collected Sarabai Date & Time of Collection 16-01-2019 at 10:30 am Date & Time of arrival at Laboratory 16-01-2019 at 12:10 pm Date & Time of commencing examination 16-01-2019 at 12:10 pm PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Parameter Acceptance Limit Result Apperance ------Clear Colour (Hazen scale unit) 10 No Nothing Taste and odour (Qualitative) ------objectionable Turbidity (NTU) 10 1 Conductivity ( Micro Siemens/cm) ------P H 6.5 to 8.5 7.2

CHEMICAL EXAMINATION(Result in mg/l) Parameter Acceptance Limit Result M.O. alkalinity as CaCO₃ 600 28 Total hardness as CaCO₃ 300 27 Carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------27 Non-carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------Nill Total solid dried as 105⁰ C 500 52 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION MPN of coliforms :- At 37⁰C for 48 hours in Nill /100 ml Macconkey broth) MPN of faecal coliforms ------MPN of E. coli ------( Coliform count should be zero in any sample of 100 ml from water entering the distribution system Remark:- Water confirms to IS:10500:2012 as per above parameter test carried out.

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HIMACHAL PRADESH I.&P.H. DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY,SHAMSHI (KULLU) REPORT ON PHYSICAL CHEMICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER SAMPLE Lab. Ref. No. PC-713 Assistant Engineer I&PH Sub Division Sender:- Shamshi Name of the Water Supply Scheme LWSS Sarabai Source Perculation Well Where Collected Sarabai Date & Time of Collection 16-01-2019 at 10:00 am Date & Time of arrival at Laboratory 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am Date & Time of commencing examination 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Parameter Acceptance Limit Result Apperance ------Clear Colour (Hazen scale unit) 10 No Nothing Taste and odour (Qualitative) ------objectionable Turbidity (NTU) 10 1 Conductivity ( Micro Siemens/cm) ------P H 6.5 to 8.5 7.3 CHEMICAL EXAMINATION(Result in mg/l) Result Parameter Acceptance Limit M.O. alkalinity as CaCO₃ 600 54 Total hardness as CaCO₃ 300 50 Carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------50 Non-carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------Nill Total solid dried as 105⁰ C 500 72 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION MPN of coliforms :- At 37⁰C for 48 hours in Nill /100 ml Macconkey broth) MPN of faecal coliforms ------MPN of E. coli ------( Coliform count should be zero in any sample of 100 ml from water entering the distribution system Remark:- Water confirms to IS:10500:2012 as per above parameter test carried out.

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HIMACHAL PRADESH I.&P.H. DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY,SHAMSHI (KULLU) REPORT ON PHYSICAL CHEMICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER SAMPLE Lab. Ref. No. PC-712 Assistant Engineer I&PH Sub Division Sender:- Shamshi Name of the Water Supply Scheme LWSS Hathithan Source Perculation Well Where Collected Hathithan Date & Time of Collection 16-01-2019 at 10:15 am Date & Time of arrival at Laboratory 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am Date & Time of commencing examination 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Parameter Acceptance Limit Result Apperance ------Clear Colour (Hazen scale unit) 10 No Nothing Taste and odour (Qualitative) ------objectionable Turbidity (NTU) 10 1 Conductivity ( Micro Siemens/cm) ------P H 6.5 to 8.5 7.3

CHEMICAL EXAMINATION(Result in mg/l) Parameter Acceptance Limit Result M.O. alkalinity as CaCO₃ 600 38 Total hardness as CaCO₃ 300 36 Carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------36 Non-carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------Nill Total solid dried as 105⁰ C 500 62 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION MPN of coliforms :- At 37⁰C for 48 hours in Nill /100 ml Macconkey broth) MPN of faecal coliforms ------MPN of E. coli ------( Coliform count should be zero in any sample of 100 ml from water entering the distribution system Remark:- Water confirms to IS:10500:2012 as per above parameter test carried out.

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HIMACHAL PRADESH I.&P.H. DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY,SHAMSHI (KULLU) REPORT ON PHYSICAL CHEMICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER SAMPLE Lab. Ref. No. PC-711 Assistant Engineer I&PH Sub Division Sender:- Shamshi Name of the Water Supply Scheme LWSS Bhunter Town Source Perculation Well Where Collected Nr Air Port Date & Time of Collection 16-01-2019 at 10:15 am Date & Time of arrival at Laboratory 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am Date & Time of commencing examination 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Parameter Acceptance Limit Result Apperance ------Clear Colour (Hazen scale unit) 10 No Nothing Taste and odour (Qualitative) ------objectionable Turbidity (NTU) 10 1 Conductivity ( Micro Siemens/cm) ------P H 6.5 to 8.5 7.3 CHEMICAL EXAMINATION(Result in mg/l) Parameter Acceptance Limit Result M.O. alkalinity as CaCO₃ 600 68 Total hardness as CaCO₃ 300 65 Carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------65 Non-carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------Nill Total solid dried as 105⁰ C 500 104 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION MPN of coliforms :- At 37⁰C for 48 hours in Nill /100 ml Macconkey broth) MPN of faecal coliforms ------MPN of E. coli ------( Coliform count should be zero in any sample of 100 ml from water entering the distribution system Remark:- Water confirms to IS:10500:2012 as per above parameter test carried out.

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HIMACHAL PRADESH I.&P.H. DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY,SHAMSHI (KULLU) REPORT ON PHYSICAL CHEMICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF WATER SAMPLE Lab. Ref. No. PC-710 Assistant Engineer I&PH Sub Division Sender:- Shamshi Name of the Water Supply Scheme LWSS Jia Source Perculation Well Where Collected Jia Date & Time of Collection 16-01-2019 at 10:00 am Date & Time of arrival at Laboratory 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am Date & Time of commencing examination 16-01-2019 at 11:00 am PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Parameter Acceptance Limit Result Apperance ------Clear Colour (Hazen scale unit) 10 No Nothing Taste and odour (Qualitative) ------objectionable Turbidity (NTU) 10 1 Conductivity ( Micro Siemens/cm) ------P H 6.5 to 8.5 7.2

CHEMICAL EXAMINATION(Result in mg/l) Parameter Acceptance Limit Result M.O. alkalinity as CaCO₃ 600 22 Total hardness as CaCO₃ 300 20 Carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------20 Non-carbonate hardness as CaCO₃ ------Nill Total solid dried as 105⁰ C 500 30 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION MPN of coliforms :- At 37⁰C for 48 hours in Nill /100 ml Macconkey broth) MPN of faecal coliforms ------MPN of E. coli ------( Coliform count should be zero in any sample of 100 ml from water entering the distribution system Remark:- Water confirms to IS:10500:2012 as per above parameter test carried out.

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Name of Sr. location with Month and Year pH D.O. mg/l BOD mg/l F.C. MPN /100ml T.C. MPN /100ml No. code No.

Jan-17 7.32 8.9 0.1 12 79 Feb-17 7.75 9.0 0.1 13 110 Mar-17 8.10 9.0 0.1 11 130 Apr-17 7.55 9.2 0.1 22 150 May-17 7.46 9.2 0.1 21 140 Jun-17 7.51 9.2 0.1 11 130 Jul-17 7.63 9.2 0.1 7 63 Aug-17 7.04 9.2 0.1 17 94 Sep-17 7.85 9.2 0.1 23 170 Oct-17 8.02 9.1 0.1 11 63 Nov-17 7.94 9.1 0.1 11 58

River Beas, U/s Dec-17 7.72 8.6 0.1 13 84 1 Manali (1001) Jan-18 8.10 10.0 0.1 13 120 Feb-18 7.88 9.6 0.1 13 110 Mar-18 7.65 9.8 0.1 11 140 Apr-18 7.88 8.7 0.1 21 170 May-18 8.11 9.8 0.1 22 130 Jun-18 8.42 9.3 0.1 22 210 Jul-18 8.63 8.8 0.1 11 120 Aug-18 8.03 4.8 0.1 11 120 Sep-18 SAMPLES NOT RECEIVED Oct-18 7.74 6.2 0.1 27 220 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 ------Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.71 9.0 0.1 14 120 May-17 7.61 9.2 0.1 17 130 Jun-17 7.89 9.0 0.1 14 130 Jul-17 7.56 9.0 0.1 13 94 Aug-17 7.22 9.0 0.1 21 170 Sep-17 8.11 9.0 0.1 17 110 Manalsu Nalla 2 before conf. to Oct-17 8.30 8.9 0.1 11 94 R. Beas (3866) Nov-17 7.74 9.0 0.1 11 94 Dec-17 7.45 8.7 0.1 11 70 Jan-18 7.64 10.2 0.1 11 94 Feb-18 7.41 9.0 0.1 11 70 Mar-18 7.57 9.2 0.1 13 110 Apr-18 8.20 10.2 0.1 12 130 May-18 8.21 10.0 0.1 11 120 Jun-18 8.15 9.2 0.1 13 140 Jul-18 8.56 9.0 0.1 21 150 158

Aug-18 8.01 6.1 0.1 13 140 Sep-18 SAMPLES NOT RECEIVED Oct-18 8.22 8.2 0.1 12 130 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 ------Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 ------May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 ------Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 ------Nov-17 ------River Beas D/s Dec-17 ------3 Manalsu Nallah (4037) Jan-18 ------Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 ------May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.49 8.8 0.1 26 220 Aug-18 8.11 5.0 0.1 26 170 Sep-18 SAMPLES NOT RECEIVED Oct-18 8.64 9.0 0.1 21 220 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.43 8.8 0.1 21 220 Feb-17 7.66 8.9 0.2 21 170 Mar-17 7.98 8.9 0.1 34 220 Apr-17 7.57 9.1 0.2 43 280 May-17 7.51 9.1 0.2 27 180 Jun-17 7.57 9.1 0.2 23 240 Jul-17 7.74 9.1 0.1 13 130 Aug-17 6.61 9.1 0.2 34 130 Sep-17 7.84 9.1 0.2 31 220

River Beas, D/s Oct-17 8.02 9.0 0.1 14 140 4 Manali (2601) Nov-17 7.69 9.0 0.2 23 170 Dec-17 7.56 7.5 0.2 13 120 Jan-18 8.08 10.0 0.2 27 240 Feb-18 7.93 9.2 0.2 23 210 Mar-18 7.56 9.6 0.2 21 220 Apr-18 7.99 10.5 0.4 33 350 May-18 8.06 9.9 0.2 94 350 Jun-18 8.23 9.0 0.3 34 430 Jul-18 8.53 8.5 0.4 25 280 Aug-18 7.93 5.2 0.2 34 240

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Sep-18 SAMPLES NOT RECEIVED Oct-18 7.90 7.5 0.1 46 350 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.53 8.9 0.1 7 63 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.62 9.1 NIL 13 130 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.34 9.2 0.1 17 110 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 8.40 8.9 0.1 13 70 Nov-17 ------Allaign Nalla before Dec-17 ------5 confluence with Jan-18 7.44 10.1 0.1 17 130 R.Beas Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.75 9.0 0.1 17 140 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 7.96 8.9 0.1 22 150 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 8.20 5.0 0.1 21 170 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.54 8.7 0.1 8 94 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.59 9.0 0.1 17 150 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.72 9.0 0.1 11 70 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 8.07 8.9 0.1 13 94 R.Beas, D/s of 6 confluence with Nov-17 ------Allaign Nalla. Dec-17 ------Jan-18 7.52 10.2 0.1 20 170 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.73 10.5 0.1 14 94 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.23 8.5 0.1 26 210 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------160

Oct-18 8.09 7.5 0.1 23 210 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.66 8.8 0.1 17 130 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.74 9.1 0.1 17 130 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.77 9.1 0.1 21 150 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.96 9.0 0.1 11 63 Nov-17 ------R.Beas, U/s Waste Dec-17 ------7 processing Jan-18 8.04 10.3 0.2 13 110 facility, Manali. Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.84 10.5 0.1 17 110 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 7.97 8.5 0.1 17 150 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.80 7.6 0.2 31 280 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.57 8.7 0.2 27 180 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.71 9.0 0.1 25 280 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.71 9.0 0.1 46 350 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.98 8.9 0.2 21 170 R.Beas, D/s Waste Nov-17 ------8 processing Dec-17 ------facility, Manali. Jan-18 8.01 10.3 0.4 25 210 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.74 10.2 0.4 27 220 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.00 8.2 0.4 34 430 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.98 7.6 0.2 46 430

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Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.79 8.9 0.1 5 49 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.57 9.2 0.1 13 120 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.40 9.2 0.1 13 94 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.94 8.9 0.1 14 94 Nov-17 ------Duhangan Nalla before Dec-17 ------9 confluence with Jan-18 7.62 10.0 0.1 22 130 R.Beas Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 8.20 8.9 0.1 14 120 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 7.82 8.8 0.1 22 140 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.23 7.5 0.1 27 180 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.63 8.7 0.1 11 70 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.51 9.0 0.1 21 170 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.75 9.0 0.1 21 140 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 8.29 8.9 0.1 17 79 R.Beas, D/s Nov-17 ------confluence with 10 Dec-17 ------Duhangan Nalla. Jan-18 7.59 10.4 0.2 34 170 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 8.12 9.8 0.1 27 180 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 7.59 8.3 0.1 21 170 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 8.18 7.7 0.1 33 280 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited 162

Dec-18 Jan-17 ------Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.72 9.1 0.1 11 94 May-17 7.56 9.0 0.1 14 110 Jun-17 7.00 9.0 0.1 22 170 Jul-17 8.25 9.0 0.1 17 130 Aug-17 7.76 9.1 0.1 12 110 Sep-17 8.01 9.1 0.1 12 130 Oct-17 8.07 9.0 0.1 13 84 Nov-17 7.79 9.0 0.1 11 94 Baragram Nalla Dec-17 7.52 9.2 0.1 17 94 11 before conf. to R. Beas (3868) Jan-18 7.65 10.4 0.1 13 120 Feb-18 7.09 9.4 0.1 11 94 Mar-18 7.60 9.3 0.1 13 63 Apr-18 8.16 9.7 0.1 13 79 May-18 8.59 10.2 0.1 21 150 Jun-18 8.01 9.1 0.1 10 110 Jul-18 8.43 6.9 0.1 21 170 Aug-18 7.79 9.9 0.1 17 130 Sep-18 SAMPLES NOT RECEIVED Oct-18 7.89 7.5 0.1 13 120 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 8.10 8.8 0.1 14 130 Feb-17 8.05 9.0 0.1 25 150 Mar-17 8.06 8.9 0.1 22 180 Apr-17 7.48 9.5 0.1 31 220 May-17 7.05 9.3 0.1 46 350 Jun-17 7.86 9.1 0.2 26 220 Jul-17 7.84 9.4 0.1 14 170 Aug-17 7.21 9.1 0.1 23 170 Sep-17 7.36 9.2 0.2 26 220 Oct-17 7.62 9.2 0.1 21 140 Nov-17 7.75 9.0 0.2 22 130

River Beas, U/s Dec-17 8.38 7.5 0.2 21 150 12 Kullu (2602) Jan-18 8.01 8.6 0.2 25 150 Feb-18 8.17 8.8 0.2 21 170 Mar-18 7.88 8.8 0.3 26 170 Apr-18 7.97 9.2 0.2 26 220 May-18 8.03 9.2 0.2 23 220 Jun-18 8.02 8.4 0.2 22 280 Jul-18 8.19 8.2 0.2 27 240 Aug-18 7.80 8.0 0.2 21 170 Sep-18 8.02 7.4 0.1 31 210 Oct-18 8.20 8.7 0.2 34 240 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18

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Jan-17 ------Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.98 9.5 0.1 13 110 May-17 7.68 9.1 0.1 26 170 Jun-17 7.09 9.1 0.1 21 150 Jul-17 8.10 9.1 0.1 14 120 Aug-17 7.56 9.0 0.1 14 130 Sep-17 8.03 9.1 0.1 13 94 Oct-17 7.81 9.1 0.1 17 79 Nov-17 7.86 9.1 0.1 13 110 Sarvari Nalla Dec-17 8.14 7.8 0.1 13 94 13 before conf. to R. Beas (3867) Jan-18 8.31 8.3 0.1 14 130 Feb-18 7.98 8.5 0.1 17 110 Mar-18 7.69 8.6 0.1 17 110 Apr-18 7.86 9.3 0.1 14 120 May-18 7.82 9.3 0.1 17 140 Jun-18 8.23 8.8 0.1 11 120 Jul-18 8.13 8.8 0.1 22 150 Aug-18 8.06 8.5 0.1 12 120 Sep-18 8.07 7.2 0.1 25 170 Oct-18 8.11 8.8 0.1 21 150 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.16 8.7 0.1 23 240 Feb-17 7.97 8.9 0.2 38 280 Mar-17 6.65 8.8 0.2 26 280 Apr-17 7.77 9.5 0.2 46 430 May-17 7.33 9.2 0.2 27 170 Jun-17 7.47 9.0 0.2 38 350 Jul-17 7.78 9.4 0.2 33 280 Aug-17 7.45 9.0 0.2 32 350 Sep-17 8.09 9.1 0.3 33 350 Oct-17 7.70 9.1 0.1 31 280 Nov-17 7.93 9.0 0.2 33 170

River Beas, D/s Dec-17 8.27 7.4 0.2 27 220 14 Kullu (1002 ) Jan-18 8.13 8.6 0.2 38 280 Feb-18 8.05 8.7 0.2 46 350 Mar-18 7.75 8.7 0.4 26 220 Apr-18 7.95 9.2 0.4 43 350 May-18 7.85 9.1 0.4 31 430 Jun-18 7.98 8.3 0.4 63 540 Jul-18 8.06 8.2 0.4 46 350 Aug-18 8.12 7.8 0.4 25 280 Sep-18 8.06 7.4 0.1 39 350 Oct-18 8.14 8.6 0.2 43 350 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 15 R.Beas, U/s Jan-17 6.26 8.7 0.1 14 170

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Waste Feb-17 ------processing facility Kullu. Mar-17 ------Apr-17 8.73 9.5 0.1 27 240 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.88 9.4 0.1 26 170 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.87 9.1 0.1 21 170 Nov-17 ------Dec-17 ------Jan-18 8.24 8.6 0.1 21 170 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.68 9.2 0.2 25 210 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.43 8.2 0.2 38 280 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.96 8.6 0.2 26 170 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 6.73 8.6 0.3 11 180 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.96 9.4 0.2 31 350 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.90 9.3 0.1 41 430 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.91 9.0 0.2 25 210 Nov-17 ------R.Beas, D/s Waste Dec-17 ------16 processing Jan-18 8.22 8.5 0.2 38 280 facility Kullu. Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.89 9.1 0.4 63 250 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.40 8.1 0.4 40 350 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.90 8.5 0.4 23 240 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18

R.Beas, U/s of Jan-17 7.27 8.6 0.1 9 110 17 confluence of Feb-17 ------

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R.Parvati Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.78 9.4 0.1 21 170 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.73 9.3 0.1 21 170 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.88 9.0 0.1 17 130 Nov-17 ------Dec-17 ------Jan-18 8.15 8.5 0.1 33 280 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.90 9.1 0.1 21 170 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 7.99 8.1 0.1 26 220 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.75 8.5 0.1 31 220 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 6.62 8.7 0.1 17 140 Feb-17 7.54 8.8 0.1 38 210 Mar-17 6.66 8.9 0.1 21 170 Apr-17 7.80 9.1 0.1 23 210 May-17 7.82 9.0 0.1 27 180 Jun-17 7.82 8.8 0.1 27 210 Jul-17 7.28 8.8 0.1 17 130 Aug-17 8.05 8.8 0.1 27 220 Sep-17 8.56 8.8 0.1 22 140 Oct-17 7.56 9.0 0.1 21 170

Parvati River, Nov-17 7.88 8.8 0.1 17 130 before Dec-17 7.49 8.9 0.1 14 110 18 confluence to R. Beas at Bhunter Jan-18 7.98 8.5 0.2 21 140 (1290) Feb-18 7.33 9.0 0.1 21 150 Mar-18 8.01 8.7 0.1 21 170 Apr-18 7.40 8.4 0.1 22 130 May-18 7.98 9.0 0.1 22 150 Jun-18 8.25 8.6 0.1 27 240 Jul-18 8.39 6.5 0.2 25 170 Aug-18 7.48 8.2 0.1 22 150 Sep-18 8.17 7.3 0.1 21 140 Oct-18 8.31 7.7 0.1 21 170 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.87 8.8 0.1 11 130 R.Beas, D/s of 19 confluence of Feb-17 ------R.Parvati Mar-17 ------

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Apr-17 8.09 9.5 0.1 27 220 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.74 9.4 0.1 27 240 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 7.02 9.1 0.1 14 150 Nov-17 ------Dec-17 ------Jan-18 8.12 8.4 0.1 27 220 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.91 9.0 0.2 32 280 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.03 8.3 0.1 27 240 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 7.93 8.7 0.1 27 180 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.05 8.6 0.1 31 220 Feb-17 ------Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.64 8.8 0.1 34 240 May-17 ------Jun-17 ------Jul-17 7.83 8.9 0.1 38 210 Aug-17 ------Sep-17 ------Oct-17 8.13 8.9 0.1 27 180 Nov-17 ------River Beas, U/s Dec-17 ------20 Fermenta Biodil. Jan-18 8.45 8.4 0.2 22 130 Feb-18 ------Mar-18 ------Apr-18 7.83 11.0 0.1 27 210 May-18 ------Jun-18 ------Jul-18 8.06 8.5 0.2 25 280 Aug-18 ------Sep-18 ------Oct-18 8.25 8.7 0.2 27 240 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 7.06 8.5 0.2 33 280 River Beas, D/s Feb-17 ------21 Fermenta Biodil. Mar-17 ------Apr-17 7.70 8.8 0.1 40 350

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R.Beas, D/s Aut Dec-17 7.65 9.8 0.1 34 130 22 (1003) Jan-18 8.38 8.2 0.2 34 280 Feb-18 7.95 9.3 0.1 27 180 Mar-18 7.79 8.6 0.1 14 170 Apr-18 7.90 11.0 0.2 22 240 May-18 7.84 8.5 0.2 21 170 Jun-18 8.13 7.8 0.2 26 210 Jul-18 8.09 8.5 0.1 27 210 Aug-18 7.55 7.6 0.1 25 210 Sep-18 8.15 7.3 0.1 22 170 Oct-18 8.26 8.7 0.1 27 220 Nov-18 Sampling Results Awaited Dec-18 Jan-17 ------River Tirthan Feb-17 ------before 23 confluence to Mar-17 ------River Sainj Apr-17 ------(4038) May-17 ------

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Drinking water quality of Distt Kullu Jan-17 7.40 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Apr-17 7.83 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Jul-17 8.11 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Hand Oct-17 7.97 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 16 Pump at Raison Jan-18 8.23 -- 0.8 NIL <1.8 Apr-18 8.29 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jul-18 8.33 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Oct-18 8.71 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jan-17 8.24 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Jul-17 7.78 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Ground Oct-17 8.29 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 water of 24 Jan-18 8.48 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Tikker Boari Apr-18 8.51 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jul-18 8.32 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Oct-18 8.48 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jan-17 7.98 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Apr-17 7.74 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Hand Jul-17 7.88 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Pump at Oct-17 8.10 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 26 vill. Upper Jan-18 8.50 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Badah Apr-18 8.55 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jul-18 SAMPLE DRIED Oct-18 8.59 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Jan-17 6.12 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Apr-17 8.08 -- Nil <1.8 <1.8 Hand Jul-17 7.33 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Pump at Oct-17 6.76 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 32 Shamshi Jan-18 8.52 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 (2628) Apr-18 8.43 -- NIL <1.8 <1.8 Jul-18 7.80 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8 Oct-18 8.48 -- 0.1 <1.8 <1.8

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SAMPLE RESULTS OF INDUSTRIES DISTRICT MANDI

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exact color, free Name of place of odour, total total residue total Scheme source collection temp. taste ph turbidity TDS chloride hardness alkanity fluoride NH3 F chlorine mpn e.coli LWSS mandi town 13.0 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.36 1.6 40 50 100 30 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.0 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.42 1.5 35 70 120 25 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.96 2.2 45 60 170 30 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.36 3.1 30 50 190 30 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL wss mandi town 13.1 kanngnidhar RIVER tap C agreeable 7.22 2.9 50 60 180 20 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 13.1 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.47 3.2 20 40 170 30 0 0 0 0.1 PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.1 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.36 4.6 35 60 120 45 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 13.1 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.99 3.2 55 70 180 45 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.1 town motipur RIVER tap C agreeable 7.42 4.2 80 90 160 70 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL Wss mandi 13.1 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.63 1.2 25 60 150 15 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 13.0 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.93 3.2 40 70 120 50 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.0 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.42 4.3 60 80 130 40 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL WSS Mandi 13.0 town binshu nallah tap C agreeable 7.3 1.8 20 70 140 30 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.2 town spring tap C agreeable 7.42 1.8 60 80 120 40 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL WSS 13.2 TARYANDI SPRING tap C agreeable 7.36 2.2 30 70 180 40 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL wss panjenal spring tap 13.2C agreeable 7.92 3.6 50 80 110 40 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL 177

13.2 wss sambal spring tap C agreeable 7.36 4.2 30 170 180 50 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss duder 13.2 bharoun spring tap C agreeable 7.42 3.9 90 120 210 50 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL WSS 13.2 NIHALAG spring tap C agreeable 7.36 4.2 100 200 280 150 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL 13.2 WSS JARLI SPRING tap C agreeable 7.22 3.6 80 80 200 100 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL WSS BANOT 13.2 TO shillakipper SPRING tap C agreeable 7.23 4.2 70 70 140 30 0 0 0 0.5 PPM NIL NIL WSS BANOT 13.2 TO shillakipper SPRING tap C agreeable 7.35 3.6 40 60 120 30 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL lwss mandi town 13.2 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.26 4.6 90 80 110 65 0 0 0 0.1 PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.2 town motipur RIVER tap C agreeable 7.27 3.2 20 30 130 15 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 13.2 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.42 4.2 80 100 120 50 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 13.2 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.39 4.4 40 80 100 60 0 0 0 0.2 PPM NIL NIL WSS MANDI 13.2 TOWN bijani SPRING tap C agreeable 7.21 3.6 35 70 120 45 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 13.2 kangnidhar RIVER tap C agreeable 7.36 3.2 50 80 110 40 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL LWS MANDI 13.2 TOWN motiur RIVER tap C agreeable 7.42 1.9 55 70 100 65 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.2 town bradhivir SPRING tap C agreeable 7.33 2.3 40 80 150 50 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL WSS MANDI 13.2 TOWN binshu NALLAH tap C agreeable 7.69 1.8 60 80 120 40 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL WSS RANI 13.2 BAI SPRING tap C agreeable 7.29 2.6 20 30 180 25 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL WSS 13.2 CHADYARA SPRING tap C agreeable 7.46 1.8 40 40 110 30 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL WSS CHADAYARA 13.2 2 SPRING tap C agreeable 7.36 1.2 40 80 120 30 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL LWSS manditown 13.9 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.26 1.4 35 70 110 45 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL

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wss mandi 13.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.31 2.6 25 60 180 20 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.0 duder bharoun spring tap C agreeable 7.21 3.2 40 80 170 30 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 13.0 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.2 4.2 40 80 210 35 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.0 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.19 3.6 30 50 220 40 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.24 3.2 25 70 200 65 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town bijani spring tap c agreeable 7.23 4.6 45 50 180 30 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL wss mandi town 13.0 kanngnidhar spring tap C agreeable 7.24 3.6 80 100 150 55 0 0 0 0.1PPM NIL NIL LWSS mandi 13.0 town motipur spring tap C agreeable 7.36 4.2 50 170 160 100 0 0 0 0.5PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.32 3.6 40 200 180 100 0 0 0 0.2PPM NIL NIL wss mandi 13.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.21 2.6 30 50 110 40 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL WSS Mandi 15.0 town binshu spring tap C agreeable 7.36 3.2 40 50 120 30 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 15.0 kangnidhar nallah tap C agreeable 7.42 4.2 30 60 110 40 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi 15.0 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.36 3.6 40 70 150 30 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 15.0 town binshu nallah tap C agreeable 7.42 2.1 60 80 170 60 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 15.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.36 1.2 30 40 140 20 0 0 0 1.0ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 15.0 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.22 2.8 35 55 120 25 0 0 0 1.0ppm NIL NIL lwss nmandi town 15.0 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.42 1.9 40 60 100 35 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi 15.0 town motipur river tap c agreeable 7.36 2.3 20 30 150 25 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 15.0 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.97 4.2 40 30 180 30 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL

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15.0 WSS ARDHA spring tap C agreeable 7.37 3.6 90 120 160 30 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL WSS mashanu 15.0 bai spring tap C agreeable 7.42 3.8 50 70 110 40 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL 15.0 wss lingnaadi nallah tap C agreeable 7.36 2.6 35 50 100 25 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi town 14.9 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.42 1.8 30 60 150 40 0 0 0 0.2pppm NIL NIL LWSS mandi 14.9 town motipur river tap C agreeable 7.82 2.2 30 70 130 40 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 14.9 town bijani spring tap C agreeable 7.36 3.2 20 60 160 40 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 14.9 town bradhivir spring tap C agreeable 7.22 1.8 10 30 100 20 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL wss mandi 14.9 town megal spring tap C agreeable 7.42 4.2 40 80 180 50 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL 14.9 wss lagdhar spring tap c agreeable 7.36 3.6 30 60 200 20 0 0 0 0.2ppm NIL NIL wss jungi to 14.9 lagdhar spring tap C agreeable 7.32 1.8 40 80 180 40 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL wss jungi to lagdhar-2 spring tap 14.9C agreeable 7.22 2 50 70 150 40 0 0 0 0.5ppm NIL NIL lwss nmandi town 14.8 kangnidhar river tap C agreeable 7.34 1.6 45 50 110 25 0 0 0 0.1ppm NIL NIL

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Table No. 3 Water Quality of River Beas

Sep- Aug- Jun- Feb- Jan- Nov- Oct- Sep- Name of location Parameters 18 18 Jul-18 18 May-18 Apr-18 Mar-18 18 18 Dec-17 17 17 17 pH 7.85 7.64 8.34 8.25 7.63 8.03 7.82 8.12 8.13 7.91 7.62 8.09 8.15 BOD mg/l 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 U/s Mandi, Beas River DO mg/l 8 9.1 8.4 8.4 8.1 7.2 10.3 9.9 9.2 10.6 9.3 8.2 8

FC MPN/100 ml 20 17 22 13 13 26 17 13 17 17 22 17 17 pH 7.94 7.73 8.33 8.26 7.65 8.08 7.94 8.19 8.14 8.04 7.86 8.06 8.1 BOD mg/l 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 D/s Mandi, Beas River DO mg/l 8 7.4 6.9 8.4 8.7 7.9 10.2 12 10.4 11.4 9.7 9.4 7.5 FC MPN/100 ml 25 31 26 31 25 27 38 20 22 22 43 21 33 pH 8.52 7.78 8.39 8.5 7.89 7.98 8 8.57 8.56 8.14 8.06 8.02 8.21 D/s Mandi, Suketi BOD mg/l 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.7 0.6 0.4 0.1 0.4 0.4 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.4 Khad DO mg/l 7.5 7 8.5 5.7 6.9 6.4 9.5 10.2 7.8 10.2 9.4 7.6 7.4 FC MPN/100 ml 47 49 43 43 120 31 33 43 84 33 31 34 32 pH 7.33 7.61 8.3 8.3 7.72 7.83 7.97 8.13 8.41 7.86 7.86 8.15 8.04 River Bear U/s BOD mg/l 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.1 Pandoh DO mg/l 8.9 9.3 8.6 8.9 8.5 8.3 10.1 10.4 9.6 10.4 9.3 8.7 9 FC MPN/100 ml 33 17 21..0 27 26 21 17 22 25 21 17 17 21 pH 7.56 7.63 8.36 7.99 7.04 7.87 7.84 8.16 8.24 7.84 9.83 7.91 8.36 River Bear D/s BOD mg/l 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.1 Pandoh DO mg/l 7.7 8.1 8.5 8.6 8.5 7.6 9.7 10.8 11 10.4 9.5 9 8.6 FC MPN/100 ml 33 21 33 21 26 21 21 21 26 21 27 22 27 Water Quality Criteria Quality of River Beas falls in Class-A

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ANNEXURE –XV Future proposal of infrastructure

As the scheme has outlived its design period and the existing network is unable to bear the burden any more, proposal amounting to Rs. 51.00 Crores for augmentation of existing network stands sent for necessary approval from the quarter concerned which also includes the adjoining TCP areas and enhancement of capacity of STP at Khaliar. The proposal had already been discussed in STAC but the formal approval of STAC is awaited .The proposal will be resubmitted for its approval on receipt of STAC approval.

The estimate to enhance the capacity of STP at Raghunath ka Padder for making it capable to meet the requirement for next 15 years has been framed separately. The capacity of existing STP of 3.83 mld will be increased to 4.5 mld by making some retrofitting and another STP of 3.4 MLD with MBR technology has been proposed be constructed to meet the ultimate requirement of 7.9 MLD plant at Raghu Nath Ka Padhar.

A sum if Rs.2.40 Crores stands received from UD and necessary technical sanction also stands obtained. After completing necessary codal formalities for tender process, work shall be started to connect the 500 left out households jointly identified by the M. C. and HPIPH Department.

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