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POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD : ASSAM BAMUNIMAIDAM : GUWAHATI-21 List of Public Hearings conducted by PCBA from Dec, 2006 to Oct, 2011 Sl. Date of Public Name of the Project No. Hearing 1 NTPC's Bongaigaon TP Project Bongaigaon Thermal Power Project 18-12-2006 (3 x 250 MW) 2 10-01-2007 AGCL's DNPL Project Gas Pipeline Project of AGCL from Duliajan to & Numaligarh 11-01-2007 3 Premier Oil's Hailakandi-1 Drilling Project 11-01-2007 4 Gas Cracker Project 24-01-2007 5 Assam Roofings Expansion & Modernization Project of Existing Unit 30-01-2007 at Bonda, Guwahati 6 Bongaigaon Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. (BRPL's) proposed 02-02-2007 Motor Spirit Maximization Project at Dhaligaon 7 Canoro Resources Limited's Exploration Project at Dolakharia under 09-04-2007 block AAON-7 in Assam 8 Premier Oil's Kanchanpur-2 Drilling Project 09-04-2007 9 Hindustan Oil Exploration Project at Dirok & N.Ledo Project 15-06-2007 10 Mini Cement Manufacturing Project at Lanka, Nagaon M/s. Bulland 19-06-2007 Cements (P) Ltd. 11 Fertilizer Manufacturing Unit Project at Topatolli, Kamrup (Metro) 21-08-2007 byM/s. Progressive Fertichem (P) Ltd. 12 New Umrangshu (AIDC) Lime Stone Mine Project at New 09-11-2007 Umrangshu M/s. Calcom Cements India Ltd. 13 200 TPD Mini Cement Manufacturing Project at Madertuli, Doboka 02-02-2008 by M/s. Mahabali Cements Ltd. 14 2x100MW Namrup Replacement Power Project by Assam Power 22-02-2008 Generation Corporation Ltd. 15 Drilling Operation in Amguri Oil Field locations, Jorhat & 26-02-2008 Sivasagar districts by M/s. Canoro Resources Ltd. 16 240 TPD Mini Cement Plant at Bhogiram Gaon, P.O., Doboka, 31-03-2008 Nagaon district by M/s. Dragon Cement Industries (P) Ltd. 17 200 TPD Mini Cement Plant at Koraigaon village, Silasundarighopa 30-04-2008 Mouza, Kamalpur Revenue Circle Kamrup district 18 Open Cast Project at Ledo & Tikak a) Tikak Extension Open Cast Project (0.20 MTY) of M/s. Coal 09-05-2008 India Limited (North Eastern Coalfields). b) Ledo Open Cast Project (0.15 MTY) of M/s. Coal India Limited 10-05-2008 (North Eastern Coalfields). 19 Integrated Solid waste Management Project of Guwahati Municipal 28-07-2008 Corporation 20 Oil & Gas Exploration & Drilling Project in Block AA-ONN-2004/4 08-08-2008 by M/s. NAFTOGAZ India Pvt. Ltd. Sl. Date of Public Name of the Project No. Hearing 21 Exploratory Drilling Project in Block AA-ONN-2004/1 at Mazgaon 10-09-2008 and Mora Bazar area of Amguri Block by M/s. Oil India Ltd. 22 200 TPD VSK Cement Plant at Nagaon distict, Assam by M/s. 05-05-2009 Mahabali Cements Ltd. 23 Cement Manufacturing Plant (200 TPD) at 15th Mile, GS Road, NH- 40, Vill-Byrnihat, Sonapur, Kamrup distict, Assam by M/s. 07-05-2009 Shivshakti Cements. 24 Mini Cement Manufacturing Unit (200 TPD) at Sarutari Village,Byrniha t Industrial area, Sonapur Circle, Kamrup(M) distict, 11-05-2009 Assam by M/s. Vinayak Cements Ltd. 25 Proposed Ropway Project between Guwahati and North Guwahati 25-08-2009 & by Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority. 26-08-2009 26 200KLPD Gra in Based Distillery, 15KLPD Malt Spirit, Bottling of IMFL, Country Liquor and 10MW Co-generation Power Plant by M/s 15-09-2009 NV Distilleries & Breweries (North East) Pvt. Ltd. 27 Open Cast Project (0.25 MTPA) at Lekhapani under Tinsukia district, Assam by M/s Coal India Limited (North Eastern 14-10-2009 Coalfields), Margherita, Assam. 28 09-02-2010 & Drilling under Murkongselek at MSC & MSD by M/s. Oil India Ltd. 10-02-2010 29 45 KLPD Distillery unit at Khatkhati, Block Bokajan, District Karbi 17-02-2010 Anglong (Assam) by M/s. Radiant Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd. 30 Drilling under Murkongselek at MSD by M/s. Oil India Ltd. 29-05-2010 31 Cement Plant for Manufacture of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) and Portland Pozzolana Cement (PPC) and Cem ent Clinker for the capacity of 0.66 million TPA (2000 TPD) production at Jhoombasti, 06-09-2010 Debendra nagar in Badarpurghat tahsil of Karimganj district of Assam by M/s. Valley Strong Cement (Assam) Ltd. 32 Expansion of Cement Plant (Cement 550 TPD PPC TO 1100 TPD PSC & PPC) and Clinker (400 TPD TO 700 TPD) at Village Sarutari, 01-11-2010 Tehsil Sonapur, Byrnihat, District Kamrup, Assam by M/s Purbanchal Cement Ltd. 33 Expansion of Billet Manufacturing Unit (66,000MTPA to 150,000 MTPA) with Capt ive Power Plant (10MW) at Dag No. 144, Patta 14-12-2010 No.16, Mouza-Sila Sendurighopa, Village Mahekhaiti, Amingaon, District-Kamrup, Assam by M/s. Brahmaputra TMT BarsPvt. Ltd. 34 Cement Manufacturing Units (360 TPD) at dag No. 87, K. P. Patta 14-02-2011 Assam by M/s Rudradev Cement Pvt. Ltd. 35 Naphtha Units (160,000TPA) of Petrochemical Grade Naphtha by 14-02-2011 M/s. Numaligarh Refinery Ltd. 36 Cement Plant (600 TPD) at dag No. 85 & 86, K. P. Patta Assam by 03-03-2011 M/s GMG Cement Industries.` 37 Pulp Plant (250TPD), Paper Plant (250TPD) & 10MW Cogeneration Power Plant atIndustrial Growth Center, Matia, District - Goalpara, 20-05-2011 Assam by M/s Kohinoor Pulp & Paper Pvt. Ltd.(K.P.P.P.L). 38 a. Secondary Tank Farm Project in Tengakhat-Nahakatia-Jorajan area Project of M/s.Oil India Ltd., Dulijan, Dibrugarh District, 07-07-2011 Assam. 39 b. 3(three) Pipeline Projects in Tinsukia and Dhola area : 37km long 400mm dia Gas Transmission Pipeline from Baghijan to CGGS and OTP near W/50; 45 km lon g 200mm dia Baghjan STF Crude Oil 08-07-2011 Pipeline; 23 km long 100mm dia Crude Oil Pipeline from Baghjan to Makum OCS, Project of M/s.Oil India Ltd., Dulijan, Dibrugarh District, Assam. Sl. Date of Public Name of the Project No. Hearing 40 Naphtha Spi llter Unit(160000TPA) & Wax Unit to produce 43300TPA of Paraffin Wax and 4,500TPA of SemiMicrocrystalline 14-07-2011 Project of M/s. Numaligarh Refinery Ltd. 41 Projects of M/s Oil India Ltd., Duliajan, Dibrugarh District Assam. 23-08-2011, 1. Gas Field development in Tengakhat-Naharkatia-Jorajan area 25-08-2011 2. Gas Field development in Dumduma-Pengeri area. 26-08-2011 3. Gas Field developemnt in Tinsukia-Dhola area. 42 Exploration and Production of Coal Bed Methane (CBM) in AS- CBM-2008/IV(Assam) Block at Village-Likhapani, Tehsil- 29-08-2011 Margherita, District-Tinsukia, Assam by M/s. DART Energy (AS) Pte. Ltd. 43 Expansion Project of Cement Manufacturing Unit at Village- Bokajan, District-Karbi Anglong District, Assam by M/s. Cement 08-09-2011 Corporation of India Ltd. 44 Proposed Siesmic Survey & Exploratory Drilling Projects of M/s Essar Oil Limited, Mumbai at 1. Siesmic Survey & Exploratory Drilling Project at Block 19-09-2011 AA-ONN-2004/5, Tinsukia District 22-09-2011 2. Siesmic Survey & Exploratory Drilling Project at Block AA-ONN-2004/3, Dhemaji District 23-09-2011 3. Siesmic Survey & Exploratory Drilling Project at Block AA-ONN-2004/3, Lakhimpur District 45 Expansion of Integrated Paper Mill (30,000 TPA to 2,00,000 TPA) for manufacturing of writing & printing p aper at Jogighopa, 30-09-2011 Bongaigaon District, Assam by M/s Ashok Paper Mill (Assam) Ltd. 46 Refurbishment of existing Oil Fired Boiler of 2x30 MW to Coal Based CFBC Boiler Based Termal Power Plant (TPP)at Chandrapur 21-10-2011 in Karup District, Assam By M/s. Imperial APGCL Power Ltd. .
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  • Muga Silk Rearers: a Field Study of Lakhimpur District of Assam

    Muga Silk Rearers: a Field Study of Lakhimpur District of Assam

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  • Karbi Anglong Substate BSAP

    Karbi Anglong Substate BSAP

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