ACTION PLAN FOR RESTORATION OF POLLUTED STRETCH OF RIVER BETWA FROM TO HAMIRPUR (UP)

River Betwa at Jhansi

UTTAR PRADESH POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD TC – 12V, VIBHUTI KHAND, GOMTINAGAR, (UP)

INDEX

1. Introduction 1-3  1.1 Polluted stretch of river Betwa from Jhansi to Hamirpur 4 along with drains. 2. Objective of the Action Plan 5 3. Pollution Inventory 6  3.1 Details of drains contributing the pollution 6-11

 3.2 Details of Sewage Pollution Sources 12-14  3.3 Details of Waste Management 15 . 3.3 (a) Municipal Solid Waste 15-16 . 3.3 (b) Bio- Medical Waste 17-18 . 3.3 (c) Hazardous Waste 19 . 3.3 (d) E-Waste 20 4. Details of Industrial Pollution Sources 21  4.1 Details of Industrial Units 22  4.2 Gap Analysis of Industries Situated in the catchment of 22 River Betwa 5. Status of Ground Water 23-24 6. Monitoring of Pollution Sources 25  6.1 Monitoring of Drains 25  6.2 Monitoring of River 25  6.3 Monitoring of Water Polluting Industries 26  6.4 Establishment of River Betwa Pollution Control Room 27 7. Polluted River Stretch Rejuvenation Action Plan 28-41 8. Appendices 42 Appendix-1 Pollution Source Mapping of River Betwa from Jhansi 43 to Hamirpur Appendix-2 Details of Cities & Towns 44 Appendix-3 Details of Industries 45 Appendix-3A GAP Analysis of Industries Situated in the Polluted 45 Stretch of River Betwa Appedix-4 Details of Gram Panchayats & Revenue Villages on the 46-49 banks of River Appendix-5 Wet Lands / Water Bodies Along The River Betwa 50-52 Appendix-6 Status of E-waste Management 53-56 Appendix-7 River Water Quality Data 57-63 Appendix-8 MSW improvement action plan time-line for the ULBs of 64-66 Department of Urban Development, UP Appendix-9 Other Relevant Information 67-69

ACTION PLAN FOR RESTORATION OF POLLUTED STRETCH OF RIVER BETWA Jhansi to Hamirpur Executive Summary River Betwa is a river in Northern , and a tributary of river . It is a perennial river, flowing during all season. It originates from Wagpura and enters U.P in District Jhansi and flows through the districts of Jhansi, Jalaun and finally merges with river Yamuna at district Hamirpur (). Total stretch of river Betwa is 610 km and out of which it covers a total distance of 239 km in UP. The area under study is lies between the latitude 25°05'47.2"N to 25°55'02.8"N and the longitude 78°22'38.8"E to 80°12'49.5"E in districts of Uttar Pradesh. Hon'ble National Green Tribunal vide its order dated 20th September 2018 instructed UPPCB to prepare River Betwa Action Plans to restore the quality of priority-V polluted stretch of River Betwa to be fit for at least bathing purposes within 06 months from the date of action plan gets approved.

The river water quality analysis reveals that the average Dissolved Oxygen (DO) was found 6.69 mg/l and Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) was 5.24 mg/l in the year 2018-2019, which comes under category C as per water quality standards IS 2296-1982, based on monitoring data of river water quality in the identified polluted stretch of River Betwa, from Jhansi to Hamirpur. The river receives wastewater in form the industrial effluent and sewage from municipal areas of Jhansi & Hamirpur, which leads to deterioration of its water quality. Pollution Inventory: In the polluted stretch of River Betwa, total discharge of 4.4 MLD is estimated in the form of sewage and industrial effluent through 02 drains. As per desk inventory, about 1.4 MLD of sewage and 03 MLD of industrial effluent are currently being discharged into the river Betwa through various drains. Treated industrial effluent coming from 01 industry is approx. 03 MLD, and is discharged into river Betwa. The treatment of sewage as well as the industrial effluent is a major area of concern as total estimated sewage and industrial discharge of 4.4 MLD is not treated. A detailed drain wise data regarding sewage, industrial effluent and number of industries in the drain, status of tapping and status of fixing of bar meshes etc. is given in the detailed Action Plan. Jhansi city is located in the catchment area of the river. The sewage and other effluent generated from Jhansi & Hamirpur contribute to the organic load of the river. As mentioned above, total untreated sewage discharged into River Betwa through 01 drain is approximately 1.4 MLD. Although the part of sewage generated from Jhansi city is discharged in River Betwa

I without treatment through Babedi Nala is the territory of MP. One STP of 26 MLD is under construction in Jhansi. Municipal Solid Waste: Jhansi & Hamirpur city are located in the catchment area of River Betwa and approximately 190.77 TPD Solid Waste is generated. Although the agency operating in Jhansi & Hamirpur municipal area has been practicing door to door collection of municipal solid waste (MSW).The details of MSW generation are provided in Action Plan. Sewage Treatment: Estimated Sewage generation from Jhansi and Hamirpur city is 4.4 MLD on the basis of estimated population of 2030. Any STP has not been installed in Jhansi and Hamirpur city and 01 STPs of 26 MLD capacity is under construction in Jhansi. Bio-Medical Waste: In Jhansi & Hamirpur city on catchment of the stretch of river Betwa there are 343 Health Care Facilities, which generate 815 Kg/Day of Bio-Medical Waste. All the Health Care Facilities have valid agreements with 01 Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facilities namely M/s Medical Pollution Control Committee, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Bijauli Jhansi for collection, transportation and disposal of Bio-Medical Waste. The segregation of Bio-Medical Waste and disposal in the CBWTFs as per the provisions of Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 is a major area of concern. Hazardous Waste: The total hazardous waste generation in the catchment area of the stretch from 09 industrial units is 246 Ton/Annum which is collected, treated and disposed by 02 Common Facilities located at Akbarpur Dehat E-Waste: In the State, a total 43 Common E- Waste Disposal Facility is operational. Out of these, 10 units are collection centre, 16 have the facility of collection &dismantling whereas remaining 17 are collection, dismantling and recycling centres. The cumulative capacity of these plants is 2, 48,000 /annum. The quantum of E-Waste generated in the State is approximately 86,000 TPA. Hence there is no gap in the generation and treatment infrastructure for safe E-Waste handling as per the provisions of E-Waste Rules, 2016. Industries: Total only 01 water polluting industry, located in the catchment area of the polluted stretch of Betwa River. Presently polluted stretch of River Betwa receives approximately 03 MLD treated industrial effluent. The industries situated in the catchment of the polluted river stretch utilize river water needed for their processes. Total estimated water extraction by the industry is approximately 69.14 MLD against the discharge of 03 MLD by the industries. This II

indicates that about 20-21% of the treated effluent is recycled in the processes and rest accounts for the evaporation losses and consumption in the products. Monitoring of Pollution Sources: The priority-V polluted stretch of River Betwa will be monitored at 3 places so as to ascertain adverse effect of pollution by various sources in the river. Monitoring of 02 drains discharging into the polluted stretch of river Betwa will be done on monthly basis. The sampling points are selected near the confluence of the drains with the Betwa River. All the water polluting industries will be monitored regularly by 03 agencies namely UPPCB, District Ganga Committee/Zila Paryavaran Samiti and Third Party Institutions of repute. GPIs will be monitored quarterly and other industries will be monitored randomly by District Ganga Committee/Zila Paryavaran Samiti. Establishment of Betwa Pollution Control Room: A Control Room for monitoring and centralized reporting of various pollution sources will be established in Jhansi & Hamirpur under overall supervision of Commissioner, Jhansi and run by UP Pollution Control Board with the help of District Ganga Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samiti. Polluted River Stretch Rejuvenation Action Plan: The details of some short and long term Action points were identified based on their urgency and time period required for their completion are provided in Action Plan. Some highlights of Action points are given below: Sewage Management: Short Term Action Points:  Estimation of total sewage generation from City/Towns where sewage treatment facility does not exist and preparation of DPR for treatment of sewage.  Measurement of flow & load of all the drains contributing pollution load in River Betwa.  Installation of Bar-meshes in the drains & regular cleaning & disposal of Solid Waste from them.  Untapped drains to be provided with modular treatment facilities/ In-Situ bio-remediation or Phytorid-SWAB (CSIR-NEERI) based treatment. Long Term Action Points:

 Establishment of Sewage Treatment Plants of adequate capacity.  Tapping & diversion of the drains having high sewage load to STPs to be constructed on I & D model.  Infrastructure Development in Irrigation/Horticulture/Sprinkling/Industries. Ensuring use

of treated water. III

Industrial waste Management Short Term Action Points:  Re-inventorization of Water Polluting Industries in the catchment area of the drains and their status with respect to consent, installation of ETP, adequacy of ETP and final discharge point.  Monitoring of water polluting industries and ensuring closure of industries which are operating without consent/non-compliant or operating in non-confirming /residential areas.  Installation of OCEEMS, Flow Meter & Web Cams in large and medium category of GPIs with connectivity to the server of CPCB and UPPCB. Long Term Action Points:  Adoption of cleaner technologies by water polluting industrial sectors having major impact on water quality of the river such as Textile unit.  Reducing abstraction of ground water by reuse/recycle of treated effluent by installation of additional treatment facilities & process improvement.  Actions related to improvement of ETPs and reduction of use of ground water by the industries.

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2. INTRODUCTION

Betwa River, in means Vetravati (“Containing Reeds”), river in northern India, rising in the just north of , . It flows generally northeast through states of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh states and empties into the Yamuna River just east of Hamirpur after traversing a 380-mile (610-km) course. In UP the total stretch of river Betwa is 229 km i.e. from Jhansi to Hamirpur districts. It is a perennial river, flowing during all seasons. The area under study is a part of the Indo-Gangetic Plains, which lies between the latitude 25°5'47.23"N, to 25°55'2.30"N and the longitude 78°22'38.56"E to 80°12'49.90"E in districts of Uttar Pradesh.

River Betwa near Betwa Bridge, Hamirpur

Fig: 1.2, River Betwa near Betwa Bridge Hamirpur

As per the last year monitoring of river water quality in the identified polluted stretch of river Betwa, water of River Betwa is neither fit for Drinking water nor for Outdoor bathing and Fish Culture etc. It can only be used for

-- 1 -- irrigation, industrial cooling or controlled waste disposal (Class – C, specified as per IS – 2296-1982).

The river receives considerable amounts of wastewater every day from the industries and sewage system flow from municipal area of Hamirpur and Jhansi city, which leads to deterioration of its water quality. The climate of the area is characterized by a moderate type of subtropical temperature. The average annual rainfall in the area is about 950 mm, out of which the main part is received during the monsoon period. The major land use is agriculture and there is no significant forest cover. The soil of the area is red and black soil. Both categories have poor organic content the soil is rich in potash, but has poor phosphate and nitrogen constituents. It is hence not suitable for farming; some varieties of trees can however be grown in it, and is free of carbonates.

There is only one Grossly Polluting Industry (GPI) which is Thermal Power Plant in the catchment area of polluted river stretch between Jhansi to Hamirpur. The industrial discharge of M/S Pariccha Thermal Power Plant, Pariccha, Jhansi is approx 3 MLD. The unit has ETP for treatment of industrial effluent.

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Google Earth image showing polluted stretch of River Betwa from Jhansi to Hamirpur

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2.1 POLLUTED STRETCH OF BETWA RIVER FROM Jhansi TO Hamirpur (UP) Polluted Stretch of River Betwa begins from Jhansi to Hamirpur district and flows North, North East coursing through Jhansi city and Hamirpur Town (UP).

During its course from its origin to its confluence in River Yamuna Hamirpur, it traverses a distance of about 610 Kms, out of which stretch of about 239 kilometres lies in Uttar Pradesh.

There are 27 villages located on the banks of this Priority-V polluted stretch of river Betwa. The total population of these villages is 59,733 which generate 7.14 MLD of sewage.

There is only 1 water polluting industry which is a Thermal Power Station located in the catchment area of the present stretch of Betwa river Appendix -3. This industry has effluent treatment plant and its treated effluent is discharged through 01 drain, which is entirely industrial drain and remaining 01 drain is domestic drain. The industry is grossly polluting in nature which is Coal based Thermal power plant. The sewage generated from Jhansi city is discharged through Babedi Nala which falls into betwa in state of MP. Remaining drains are either dry or have no flow in them.

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3. OBJECTIVE OF THE ACTION PLAN

The objective of the Action Plans is to restore the quality of this priority -V polluted stretch of River Betwa to be fit for at least bathing purposes within 06 months from the date of action plan gets approved, as directed by Hon’ble National Green Tribunal vide its order dated 20th September 2018 passed in the original Application No 673/2018 in the matter of NEWS ITEM PUBLISHED IN 'THE HINDU' AUTHORED BY SHRI JACOB KOSHY titled " More river stretches are now critically polluted: CPCB.

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3. POLLUTION INVENTORY

3.1 DETAILS OF DRAINS POLLUTING RIVER BETWA

In the polluted stretch under question of River Betwa, total discharge of 4.40 MLD is estimated in the form of sewage and industrial effluent through 02 drains in the UP part of river. As per desk inventory, about 1.4 MLD of sewage and 3.00 MLD of industrial effluent are being currently discharged into the river directly into the River Betwa. The treatment of sewage is a major area of concern as 1.40 MLD untreated sewage is discharged from Hamirpur city. Apart from it estimated sewage generation from the city Jhansi aproxx.70 MLD on the basis of population of year 2030. Approximately 50% of untreated sewage of Jhansi falls in river Betwa through Babedi Drain in the territory of MP. There is a need to establish STP for treating sewage generated from Jhansi City.

The estimate of industrial effluent is based upon the consented discharge quantity from the unit but actual industrial effluent may be more than the estimates owing to discharge from illegal units operating in non- conforming areas. A detailed drain wise data regarding sewage, industrial effluent, number of industries discharging into drain, status of tapping and status of installing of bar meshes etc. is given in Appendix – 1.

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Summary of drains polluting River Betwa

S District No. of Type of Drains Status of Drains Industries Sewage Discharge (MLD) Total Drains Discharge No. Domestic Industrial Mixed Tapped Untapped Partially Number Treated Treated Untreated Total in the Tapped Effluent River (MLD) (MLD)

1 Jhansi 02* 01 01 00 00 02 00 01 3.00 00 35 35 38 2 Hamirpur 01 01 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 1.40 1.40 1.40

Total 03 02 01 00 00 02 00 01 3.00 00 36.40 36.40 39.4

*Sewage discharge of Jhansi city through Babedi Nala falls into Betwa at village Laxmanpura in Madhya Pradesh.

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Sino. District Name of Meeting Point of Drain Domestic/ Tapped/ Industries Sewage Discharge (MLD) Status Drain Industrial/ Untapped/ of Mixed Partially Bar- Latitude Longitude Tapped Number Treated Treated Untreated Total mesh Effluent (MLD)

1 Jhansi Pariccha Industrial Tapped 01 03 03 00 03 Yes Drain 25°30'39.76"N 78°46'24.04"E

2 Hamirpur Ramedi Nala Mixed Tapped 00 00 _ 00 _ No 25°56'48.9"N 80°9'0.86"E

Source: Joint Verification report submitted in Hon’ble NGT in OA No. 200/2014 and desk inventory of UPPCB

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GIS Map of Betwa River Polluted Stretch with Drains

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Parichha Drain (Jhansi) a. Origin Drain originates from Parichha Thermal power station in Jhansi Uttar Pradesh. Coordinates of its origin point are: Latitude: 25°30'38.41"N Longitude: 78°45'51.30"E. Parichha drain joins Betwa River at Village Parichha. Coordinates of its meeting point in River Betwa are Latitude: 25°30'39.76"N & Longitude: 78°46'24.04"E. b. Length covered Distance covered by Parichha drain from Parichha to its meeting point to River Betwa in Village Pariccha is approx.: 1.5 km. c. Details of industries & discharge of their effluent into the drain Pariccha Drain carries treated industrial effluent of Pariccha TPS. Total Discharge from Pariccha Drain to River Betwa is 3.00 MLD.

Parameters Results

pH 7.87

BOD (mg/l) 42

COD (mg/l) 277.68

TSS (mg/l) 288

Total Coliform 54,000 (MPN/100 ml) Parichha Drain Date of Sampling 20-06- 2019

-- 10 -- RAMEDI NALA, NEAR BETWA BRIDGE, HAMIRPUR a. Origin Ramedi Nala originates in Hamirpur City. Coordinates of its origin point are Latitude: 25°57'01.60"N & Longitude: 80°09'12.90"E. Ramedi Nala meets River Betwa near Purwar Mohalla, Hamirpur. Coordinates of the end point of Ramedi Nala drain are Latitude: 25°56'48.9"N & Longitude: 80° 09'0.86"E. b. Length covered Distance covered by Ramedi Nala drain is approx. 1.2 km. It originates in town area of Hamirpur and carries domestic wastewater of the town and meets the river, near Betwa bridge. c. Details of effluent discharge & water quality of Ramedi Nala. Untreated 1.4MLD Sewage of Hamirpur town is discharged through Ramedi Nala into river Betwa. d. WATER QUALITY AT MEETING POINT OF Ramedi Nala Parameters Results

Ramedi drain Hamirpur pH 7.34

BOD (mg/l) 88

COD (mg/l) 322.56

TSS (mg/l) 344

Total Coliform 1,60,000 (MPN/100 ml) Date of Sampling 19.06.19

-- 11 -- 3.2 DETAILS OF SEWAGE POLLUTION SOURCES 4 As mentioned above total sewage discharged into Betwa River is through 01 major drain. There are 02 Districts namely Jhansi and Hamirpur are located in the catchment area of the river (Appendix - 2). The sewage and other effluent generated from these cities contribute to the organic load of the river. As mentioned earlier the treatment of sewage is a major issue of concern as there are no STPs are installed in the above towns besides, this sewage generated from the residential colony of Parichha Thermal power station is treated through STP of 3 MLD located within the TPS premises is used for irrigation purposes within the premises. The details of Sewage Treatment Plants along with installed capacity, utilized capacity, operating agency and discharge point is given in the table below:

Details of STPs

S.No. District Name of STP Installed Utilized Capacity Operating Discharge Capacity Capacity Utilized Govt. Agency Drain (MLD) (MLD) (%) (MLD)

1 Jhansi Pariccha 03 03 100 Pariccha 03 Thermal Power Thermal Plant Power Plant

2 * BHEL 2.13 2.13 100 BHEL 01 Jhansi Oxidation Pond Oxidation Pond

* Treated effluent from BHEL Jhansi is discharged into Kai Nala into

Ghurari River which meets Betwa near in MP. Source: Desk Inventory of UPPCB The details of proposed STPs as well as those which are under construction in Jhansi for the treatment of gap generated in the sewage in the identified stretch of River Betwa is shown in table:-

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Details of Plan for Treatment of Sewage Gap in River Betwa Priority-5 Stretch from Jhansi to Hamirpur (UP) Details of STPs Details of DPR proposed Expected Sl. Name of Drain Amount Status of District Status (under date of No. (City) Capacity of DPR approval Funding Name preparation/ completion (in MLD) (Rs. In (submitted/ Agency prepared) crore) approved)

Under 1. Jhansi City drain Jhansi 26 3.48 ----- UPJN Jan-2020 Construction

There are 27 villages located on the banks of this Priority-V polluted stretch of river Betwa. The total population of these villages is 65,429 which generate 7.14 MLD of sewage which needs to be treated in-situ through traditional techniques. The Panchayati Raj Department of Government of Uttar Pradesh may be given responsibility of treatment of this sewage under Rashtriya Swachhata Mission-Gramin.

-- 13 -- Analysis of gap generated in Sewage Treatment based on projection of Population for Year 2030 in the catchment of River Betwa

ESTIMATED INSTALLED WATER PROPOSED GAP IN STP CAPACITY POPULATION (AS ESTIMATED SEWAGE CAPACITY S. CONSUMPTION STP UTILIZATION BASED ON CITY PER CENSUS POPULATION GENERATION OF NO. (MLD) CAPACITY POPULATION YEAR 2030 2011) 2030 YEAR 2030 EXISTING (@135) (MLD) (MLD) (MLD) STP (MLD) 1 Jhansi 507000 605000 81.6 65.28 N/A 26 39.28 2 Hamirpur 38035 45000 6.1 4.8 N/A 00 4.8 Total 545035 650000 87.7 70.08 00 26 44.08

There are 2 Cities and Towns situated in the catchment area of Polluted Stretch of River Betwa. Estimated Sewer Generation on the basis of Census 2011 as base line for the year 2030 is 87.7 MLD.Presently there are no STPs are installed in above cities. One STP of 26 MLD capacity is proposed to be installed in Jhansi. There is a gap in the treatment of Sewage Generated and STPs to be installed in Jhansi, and there is no proposal for installation STP in Hamirpur.

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3.3 (a) Municipal Solid Waste

In 02 Towns located in the catchment area of River Betwa from Jhansi to Hamirpur total 190.77 TPD Solid Waste is generated. All the cities/ULBs- Jhansi/Hamirpur has been declared ODF by QCI. Although, the ULBs have been practicing door to door collection of MSW, however, there has been lack of processing facility and it is required that ULBs establish Municipal Solid Waste Treatment & Disposal Facility as early as possible for restoring and maintaining the water quality of the river stretch under consideration. The city wise details of municipal solid waste generation are given below: S.No. District Waste Waste Door to Remarks generated Collected Door (TPD) (TPD) Collection)

1 Jhansi 177.45 177.45 100% As per now the msw processing facility is not established /functional in the ULBs. For city of Jhansi and Hamirpur. 4 Hamirpur 13.32 13.32 100%

Total 190.77 190.77 100%

There is no legacy waste dumping site within 500 meter of Betwa River in Jhansi and Hamirpur.

-- 15 -- There are 27 villages located on the banks of this Priority-V polluted stretch of river Betwa. The total population of these villages is 65429 which generate 22.9 TPD of un-segregated solid waste. This un-segregated solid waste is dumped in open plots or ponds/low lying areas in the villages which contribute to air and groundwater pollution. Details of villages, their location, population etc. is given in Appendix –4. The details of existing wetlands are given in Appendix – 5.

Gap Analysis of Municipal Solid Waste Treatment based on Year 2030 Population in the catchment of River Betwa

MSW AVAILABLE POPULATION (AS ESTIMATED GENERATION PROCESSING PROPOSED PROCESSING S. NO. CITY PER CENSUS POPULATION ESTIMATED GAP (TPD) FACILITY FACILITY & TIMELINE 2011) 2030 (TPD) (@350 (TPD) gm/capita/day)

1 Jhansi 507000 605000 211.75 NO 211.75 1 YEAR AS PER 2 Hamirpur 38035 45000 15.75 NO 15.75 APENDIX-8 Total 545035 650000 227.5 227.5

There are 2 Cities and Towns situated at the catchment area of Polluted Stretch of River Betwa. Estimated MSW Generation on the basis of Census 2011as base line for the year 2030 is 227.5 TPD. There is no processing facility available in these towns. Therefore, gap of 227.5 TPD exists in the catchment area of polluted River Stretch.

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In 02 cities and towns located in the catchment of polluted stretch of river Betwa, there are 343 Health Care Facilities which generate 815 Kg/Day of Bio-Medical Waste. All the Health Care Facilities have valid agreements with 01 Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility situated in Jhansi for collection, transportation and disposal of Bio-Medical Waste. The segregation of Bio-Medical Waste and disposal in the CBWTFs as per the provisions of Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 is a major area of concern. The mixing of Bio-Medical Waste with Municipal Solid Waste is also observed which also needs to be addressed. The details of Bio-Medical Waste generated in the Cities/Towns and details of Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facilities are given below:

S.No. District Total Bio Bio No. Of No. Of Gap between Remarks No. Of Medical Medical H.C.Fs H.C.Fs waste H.C.Fs Waste Waste attached having generated & generated Treated with captive treatment (Kg/Day) (Kg/Day) CBWTF treatment capacity facility available (Kg/Day) 1 Jhansi 284 686 686 284 All the HCFs are NIL NIL Members of CBWTF 4 Hamirpur 59 129 129 59 All the NIL NIL HCFs are Members of CBWTF Total 343 815 815 343

Source: Desk Inventory of UPPCB

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Details of Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facilities

S.N. Name of the CBWTF Total Covered Treatment facility available BMW Number Status of Validity of operator connect No. No. Of District Treatment of On Line issued & Address HCFs Incinerator Auto Shredder capacity Vehicles Continuous Authorization Being Clave Kg/day Emission Covered Monitoring System & Connectivity

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 M/s Medical Pollution 343 Jhansi,jalaun,Lalitpur 100 kg/hr 500 50 kg/hr 2000 05 Installed & 31.12.2023 Control committee & litre/shift ( GPS in Connected Bijauli Jhansi. 05 vehicles)

Source: Desk Inventory of UPPCB

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3.3 (c) Hazardous Waste

The total hazardous waste generation in the catchment area of the stretch from 16 industrial units is 303.31 Ton/Annum which is collected, treated and disposed by 02 Common Facilities located near Kanpur Dehat. The details of Hazardous Waste generated and the treatment facilities are given below.

S.No. District Total No. Hazardous Waste Generated (TPA) Facility for Gap between Of Treatment & waste generated & Incinerable Landfillable Recyclable Total Hazardous Disposal of treatment Waste Hazardous capacity available Generating Waste (TPA) Units 1 Jhansi 09 00 00 246.53 246.53 The Incinerable & There is no gap Landfillable between generation 3 Jalaun () 03 00 00 56.53 56.53 Hazardous waste & disposal of 4 Hamirpur 04 00 00 0.25 0.25 is disposed to Hazardous Waste authorized TSDFs Total 16 00 00 303.23 303.31 1-U.P. Waste Management Project, Kanpur Dehat. 2- Bharat Oil & Waste Management, Kanpur Dehat Source: Desk Inventory of UPPCB

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In the State, total 43 Common E- Waste Disposal Facilities are operational. Out of these, 10 units are collection centre, 16 have the facility of collection & dismantling whereas remaining 17 are collection, dismantling and recycling centres. The cumulative capacity of these plants- 2,48, 000/ annum. The quantum of E-Waste generated in the State is approximately 86,000 TPA. Hence, there is no gap in the generation and treatment infrastructure for safe E-Waste handling as per the provisions of E-Waste Rules, 2016. The status report of E-Waste disposal facilities in the State is enclosed at Appendix–6.

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There is only 01 water polluting industry located in the catchment area of the present stretch of Betwa River Appendix 3. This industry has effluent treatment plant and its treated effluent is discharged through 01 drain, which is entirely industrial drain. The industry is grossly polluting in nature which belongs to Thermal power Plant. The drain wise and sector wise distribution of industries and their GIS Mapping are shown below:

GIS map showing Thermal Power Plant Industries and drains

-- 21 -- 4.1 DETAILS OF INDUSTRIAL UNITS There is only one water polluting industry located in the catchment area of the present stretch of Betwa River Appendix 3. This industry has effluent treatment plants and their treated effluent is discharged through only 01 drain, of which is entirely industrial drain. The industry is grossly polluting in nature which belong to Thermal Energy Plant. Treated effluent is discharged in to Betwa River through Pariccha Drain.

Summary of Industrial Units

S District Drain Type of Industry Total N * The Type of Industry may be changed as per local conditions Effluent Discharg Sug Pulp Distillery Textile Slaughter Others Total e (MLD) ar & House Paper 1 Jhansi Pariccha Drain - - - - - 01 - 03

4.2 GAP ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIES SITUATED IN THE CATCHMENT OF RIVER BETWA

Presently polluted stretch of River Betwa receives approximately 3 MLD treated industrial effluent from TPP Jhansi. The industries situated in the catchment of the polluted river stretch utilize river water needed for their processes. Total estimated water abstraction from river Betwa by the TPS is approximately 69.14 MLD and loss of 13.5 MLD by the industries in different steps of power generation. This indicates that about 20 percent of water loss through evaporation in the processes.

Currently there are no industrial units like sugar; Distillery, electroplating etc are installed except Parichha Thermal Power Plant in catchment area of polluted stretch of river Betwa.

-- 22 -- 5. STATUS OF GROUND WATER F GROUND WATER The Priority-V polluted stretch from Jhansi to Hamirpur lies in catchment area of Betwa River. The river flows through 14 Development Blocks in the districts of Jhansi; Jalaun & Hamirpur. The status of Groundwater in these blocks is given below:

River Betwa, Stretch from Jhansi to Hamirpur Ground Water Status Pre Monsoon / Post Monsoon water level (Meters) S. Name of Status of Name of District N. Block Exploitation May-15 Aug-15 Nov-15 Jan-16

Babina 2.42 2.12 4.88 5.48 1 Badagaon 3.9 2.3 2.92

Jhansi 2 Bamaur 5.05 6.47 7.47

3 Moth 0.68 0.94 2.36 Dekor 5.8 5.45 6.32 6.26

jalaun Konch 5.09 5.51 6.32 6.26

Kadaura

Gohand 0.3295

Sarila

hamirpur Kurara 8.7 7.4 6.9 7.4

Sumerpur

Muskahra 0.3619

* Pre Monsoon Data of 2014. ** Data Jhansi is of the Year 2012: Pre Monsoon – May 2012 – 8.77 Metre. Post Monsoon – Nov., 2012 – 8.92 Metre.

http://cgwb.gov.in/District_Profile/UP/jhansi.pdf

http://cgwb.gov.in/District_Profile/UP/jalaun.pdf

http://cgwb.gov.in/District_Profile/UP/hamirpur.pdf

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CHEMICALS ANALYSIS DATA OF SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM

Sl. District Block pH E.C.µ CO3 HCO3 Cl F NO3 SO4 TH Ca Mg Na k SiO2 PO4 TDS RSC SAR No. S/cm at25˚C

1 Jhansi Babina 7.6 1119 nil 512.48 99 0.54 1.1 15 390 68 54 84 1.3 27 nd 727.35 0.74 1.85

Badagaon 7.6 1140 nil 329.45 163.07 0.38 59 41 450 136 27 58 0.95 36 nd 741 3.51 1.19

Chirgaon 7.8 552 nil 244.04 35 0.52 31 16 230 68 15 26 0.97 38 nd 358.8 0.53 0.75

Bamaur 7.7 3530 nil 597.9 701.91 0.79 156 230 936 164 127.68 380 3 28 nd 2294.5 8.74 5.4

Moth 7.6 1538 nil 512.48 191.43 0.26 61 59 475 56 81 144 3.8 27 nd 999.7 0.96 2.87

Dekor 7.6 1493 nil 628.4 170 0.62 43 17 530 40 105 115 1.4 24 nd 970.45 0.13 2.17

2 Jalaun Konch 7.6 1108 nil 634.5 43 0.34 24 12 280 40 44 152 1.9 30 nd 720.72 4.97 3.95

Kadaura 8 990 nil 597.9 14 0.5 4.6 3.1 200 36 27 142 1.6 25 nd 643.5 5.96 4.37

Gohand 7.7 553 nil 305 25 0.53 11 9 180 28 27 58 0.9 33 nd 359.45 1.48 1.6

Sarila 8 1440 nil 342 248 0.36 29 64 540 68 90 90 4.1 30 nd 936 5.11 1.68

3 Kurara 8.21 614 nil 342 21 0.68 5.3 6.2 140 28 17 78 1.6 13 nd 411 2.8 2.87 Hamirpur Sumerpur 8.1 965 nil 390 92 0.61 17 33 190 28 29 146 1.6 30 nd 627.25 2.71 4.6

Muskahra 7.8 985 nil 512 43 0.89 35 18 640 36 61 92 2.2 29 nd 640.25 1.74 2.17

4 Lalitpur Jakhaura 7.6 672 nil 280.65 50 0.47 57 23 295 60 35 29 0.73 44 nd 436.8 1.22 0.73

ND – Not Detectable

RSC – Residual Sodium Carbonate

SAR – Sodium Absorption Ratio Source: GWYB – NR – 2015 -16

-- 24 -- 6. MONITORING OF POLLUTION SOURCES

6.1 MONITORING OF DRAINS

The 01 drain will be monitored on monthly basis and the sampling point is selected near the confluence of the drain with the Betwa River. Proper Care will be taken to avoid back water effect of the river at the sampling point and no source of pollution joins the drain after the sampling point. The detail of drain sampling point is given below:

Drain Sampling Points

S District Name of Monitoring Point Monitoring Controlling N Drain Place Latitude Longitude Frequency Regional Office 1 Jhansi Parichha Near 25°30'37.86" 78°46'10.40 Monthly Jhansi Drain Village- N "E Parichha

6.2 MONITORING OF RIVER The priority-V polluted stretch of river Betwa will be monitored at 03 places so as to ascertain adverse effect of pollution by various sources in the river. The details of sampling points are given below:

River Sampling Points

S.No. District Monitoring Point Monitoring Controlling Frequency Regional Place Latitude Longitude Office 1 Jhansi Betwa U/S 25°31'13.3"N 78°46'44.81"E Monthly Jhansi Pariccha Dam

2 Jhansi Betwa D/S 25°30'19.4"N 78°44'33.0"E Monthly Jhansi Pariccha Dam

3 Hamirpur Betwa Before 25°56'37.9"N 80°09'23.7"E Monthly Hamirpur confluence Yamuna The monitoring data for the last three years is available at Appendix–7

-- 25 -- 6.3 MONITORING OF WATER POLLUTING INDUSTRIES All the water polluting industries will be monitored regularly by 03 agencies namely UPPCB, District Betwa Committee/Zila Paryavaran Samiti and Third Party Institutions of repute. GPIs will be monitored quarterly and other industries will be monitored randomly by District Betwa Committee/Zila Paryavaran Samiti. Third Party Institutions shall also be entrusted with the responsibility of comprehensive monitoring by CPCB and NMCG. Besides this the drive for identification and closure of illegal industries operating in non- conforming areas shall also be carried out by District Betwa Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samiti with appropriate Magisterial and Police support.

6.4 ESTABLISHMENT OF BETWA RIVER POLLUTION CONTROL ROOM

A Control Room for monitoring and centralized reporting of various pollution sources shall be established in Jhansi with appropriate infrastructure and human resource. This control room will be under overall supervision of Commissioner, Jhansi and will be run by UP Pollution Control Board with the help of District Betwa Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samiti. For monitoring purpose, District Betwa Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samiti will be employing JRFs/Monitoring Assistants on contractual basis with the financial support of District Betwa Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samiti. Educational/Technical Institutions and Colleges will also be identified for taking their help in monitoring and remediation of pollution sources. Capacity building for monitoring of pollution sources of the students of such identified institutions and colleges will also be done by Pollution Control Board. For monitoring exercise 'The Control Room' with adequate infrastructure viz. LED Monitor, Desktop, Printer, Wi-Fi facility, Room rent including electricity charges etc. shall be established by UP Pollution Control Board with financial support from National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG). The monitoring will be done from the Control Room with the help of Web Portal on which monitoring data from

-- 26 -- field shall be uploaded. The Web Portal will be developed by UP Pollution Control Board and login ID and Password will be provided to District Betwa Committees/Zila Paryavaran Samitis for access to the portal and uploading of monitoring data of various pollution sources.

-- 27 -- 7. POLLUTED RIVER STRETCH REJUVENATION ACTION PLAN

S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency A. SEWAGE MANAGEMENT (a) Short Term Action Point 1 Estimation of total sewage generation, 02 Months U.P. Jail Nigam & existing treatment facilities, quantum of Concerned ULBs disposal of sewage presently through drains and the gaps in sewage treatment capacity. 2 To undertake measurement of flow of all 02 Months U.P. Jal Nigam & the drains presently contributing pollution Concerned ULBs load in river Betwa 3 Installation of Bar-meshes in the drains & 03 Months Concerned ULBs/Zila The ULBs will ensure compliance in the regular cleaning & disposal of Solid Waste Panchayat prescribed time line as informed by from them Urban Development Department. 4 Untapped drains to be provided with 06 Months U.P. Jal Nigam & The ULBs/Urban Development modular treatment facilities/ In-Situ bio- Concerned ULBs/Zila Department will ensure compliance in remediation or Phytorid-SWAB (CSIR- Panchayat the prescribed time line as informed by NEERI) based treatment Urban Development Department. 5 Commissioning of the New Sewage January U.P. Jal Nigam/ Govt. Timeline as informed by Urban Treatment plants 2020 working Agencies Development Department, Govt. of U.P. 6 Formulation of Action Plan for long term 03 Months U.P. Jal Nigam, use of treated water discharged from STPs Irrigation & Concerned ULBs in consultation with

-- 28 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency UPPCB/CPCB 7 Installation of Web Cams & OCEEMS in 03 Month U.P. Jal Nigam/ STPs Operating Govt. Agencies 8 Formulation of Action Plan for income 03 Months U.P. Jal Nigam & ULBs generation of STPs including installation of Solar Power Plants, Energy Plantation & sale of sludge and treated water, bio- composting etc. 9 Obtaining Consent to Operate/Establish 02 Months U.P. Jal Nigam/ and Hazardous Authorization from UPPCB Operating Govt. Agencies 10 Preparation of DPR for channelization Within 3 Jal Nigam / Nagar including diversion of sewage generated Months Nigam/Zila from household / township / villages to Panchayat, sewer lines and interception of all drains Concerned Districts (excluding drains carrying industrial wastewater) for ensuring proper treatment through upcoming STPs. 11 Septage Management in the areas where Within 6 ULBs/Jal Nigam/Zila The ULBs will ensure compliance in the sewerage network does not exist Months Panchayat prescribed time line as informed by Urban Development Department.

12 Preparation of DPR for treatment of Within 2 U.P. Jal Nigam / sewage generated from city Jhansi and Months Nagar Nigam discharged in river Betwa through Babedi

-- 29 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency Nala in MP. B. Long Term Action Point 1 Laying of Sewerage Network & Connection 24Months U.P. Jal Nigam & of households to the sewer line in order to from Concerned ULBs utilize the installed capacity of existing sanction of STPs DPR 2 Establishment of Sewage Treatment Plants 24 to 30 U.P. Jal Nigam & Detailed plan along with details of status of adequate capacity Months Concerned ULBs of DPR, source of funding etc. Is given in from para-3.2 as informed by Urban sanction of Development Department, U.P. DPR 3 Tapping & diversion of the drains having 24 to 30 U.P. Jal Nigam & Detailed plan along with details of status high sewage load to STPs to be constructed Months Concerned ULBs of DPR, source of funding etc. Is given in on I&D model from para-3.2 as informed by Urban sanction of Development Department, U.P. DPR 4 Infrastructure Development in 24 to 30 U.P. Jal Nigam & Detailed plan along with details of status Irrigation/Horticulture/ Months Concerned ULBs of DPR, source of funding etc. Is given in Sprinkling/Industrial use etc. And ensuring from para-3.2 as informed by Urban use of treated water sanction of Development Department, U.P. DPR

5 Installation of Solar Power Plant & Energy 12 Months U.P. Jal Nigam/ Plantations in the vacant land of STPs from Operating Govt. sanction of Agencies DPR

-- 30 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency

6 Installation of supplementary/tertiary 12 Months U.P. Jal Nigam & treatment system in existing STPs which from Concerned ULBs are not able to achieve discharge norms in sanction of the present system DPR

7 Treatment of waste water in Rural areas 12 Months Gram Panchayat, The financial resources may be arranged flowing into the river by Bio- Panchayati Raj, Rural from MNREGA/Swachh Bharat Mission – remediation/Phyto-remediation/Oxidation Development Gramin Pond etc. Departments, Rastriya Swachhata Mission-Gramin 8 Ensuring ODF in all the villages situated 12 Months Gram Panchayat, along the river Panchayati Raj, Rural Development Departments, Rastriya Swachhata Mission-Gramin C. INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT (a) Short Term Action Point 1 Re-inventorization of Water Polluting 03 Months UPPCB, UPSIDC, ULBs Industries in the catchment area of the & Department of drains and their status with respect to Industries consent, installation of ETP, adequacy of ETP and final discharge point 2 Monitoring of water polluting industries Quarterly UPPCB & CPCB and ensuring closure of industries which

-- 31 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency are operating without consent or non- compliant 3 Installation of OCEEMS, Flow Meter & Web 03 Months UPPCB Cams in large and medium category of GPIs with connectivity to the server of CPCB and UPPCB 4 Closure and legal action against the illegal Regular District Level Inter- water polluting industries operating in activity Departmental non-confirming /residential areas Enforcement Committee having representatives of Administration, Police, UPPCB, ULBs, Development Authority, Power Corporation, Department of Industries etc. (b) Long Term Action Point 1 Adoption of cleaner technologies by water 24 Months UPPCB, CPCB & polluting industrial sectors having major Department of impact on water quality of the river. For Industries egg. – Electroplating, Dyeing, Pulp & Paper industries etc. 2 Imposing stringent norms in Distillery, 24 Months Departments of Pulp & Paper, Slaughter House & Tannery Environment, sectors Industries, Excise &

-- 32 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency UPPCB 3 Reducing abstraction of ground water by 12 Months CGWA, CPCB, reuse/recycle of treated effluent by Department of installation of additional treatment Industries & UPPCB facilities & process improvement D. SOLID WASTE & FLOOD PRONE ZONE MANAGEMENT (a) Short Term Action Point 1 Strictly ensuring prohibition of dumping of Immediate ULBs, Gram solid & other waste within 500 Meters of Panchayat the banks of the river Development Authorities & Urban Development Department 2 Collection & Segregation of Solid Waste as Immediate ULBs, Gram The ULBs will ensure compliance as per per the provision of SWM Rules, 2016 Panchayat timeline given according to the Action Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by Authorities & Urban Urban Development Department, UP. Development Panchayati Raj Department, UP will Department ensure compliance in Rural Areas. 3 Disposal of Recyclable waste through Immediate ULBs, Gram The ULBs will ensure compliance as per registered recyclers Panchayat, timeline given according to the Action Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by Authorities & Urban Urban Development Department, UP. Development Panchayati Raj Department, UP will Department ensure compliance in Rural Areas.

-- 33 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency 4 Compliance of SWM Rules, 2016 by bulk 02 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per generators (onsite bio-composting, Authorities, Railways, timeline given according to the Action disposal of recyclable waste through Transport Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by registered recyclers) Corporation, Mandi Urban Development Department, UP. Parishad, Panchayati Raj Department, UP will Cantonment Board, ensure compliance in Rural Areas. Educational Institution, RWAs & Urban Development Department etc. 5 Up gradation & operation of existing non- 06 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per operational & non-complying Solid Waste Authorities & Urban timeline given according to the Action Treatment Facilities as per prescribed Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by norms Department Urban Development Department, UP. Development Authorities will also ensure compliance in concerned areas.

6 Compliance of C&D Waste Management Immediate ULBs, Development Rules, 2016 & prohibition of illegal Authorities & Urban dumping of C&D waste Development Department 7 Installation of Web Cams in Solid Waste & 03 Month ULBs, Development C&D Waste Treatment & Disposal Facilities of Authorities & Urban with open access to UPPCB & CPCB server functioning Development connectivity of the Department processing

-- 34 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency plants

8 Formulation of Action Plan for income 02 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per generation of Solid Waste & C&D Waste Authorities & Urban timeline given according to the Action Treatment & Disposal Facilities including Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by installation of Solar Power Plants, Energy Department Urban Development Department, UP. Plantation & sale of RDF, compost etc. Development Authorities will also ensure compliance in concerned areas. 9 Obtaining Consent to Operate/Establish 02 Months ULBs, Development and Authorization from UPPCB Authorities, Urban Development Department & UPPCB & CPCB 10 Ensuring idol immersion in environmental Immediate ULBs, Development friendly manner by creation of artificial Authorities &District ponds with proper lining & proper disposal Administration of sludge & effluent

11 Ensure strict prohibition of encroachments 06 Months Development & illegal constructions in FPZ Authorities, District Administration &Police and Irrigation Department 12 Removal of solid waste & algal growth 06 Months ULBs, Gram disposed in the river by use of low cost Panchayat,

-- 35 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency innovative techniques with involvement of Development local community Authorities &Irrigation Department (b) Long Term Action Point 1 Establishment of new solid waste & C&D 24 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per treatment & disposal facilities against the after Authorities & Urban timeline given according to the Action gap with respect to generation of solid sanction of Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by waste DPR Department Urban Development Department, UP. Development Authorities will also ensure compliance in concerned areas. 2 Treatment & disposal of legacy waste 24 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per dumped within 500 meters of the bank of after Authorities & Urban timeline given according to the Action the River sanction of Development Plan (Appendix-8) as informed by DPR Department Urban Development Department, UP. Development Authorities will also ensure compliance in concerned areas.

3 Construction of electric/fuel efficient 24 Months ULBs, Development The ULBs will ensure compliance as per crematorium to stop disposal of unburnt/ Authorities & Urban timeline given as informed by Urban semi burnt corpses in the river Development Development Department, UP. Department Development Authorities will also ensure compliance in concerned areas.

4 Demarcation & notification of FPZ by 24 Months Irrigation Only after sanctioning of DPR & its other introducing Pillars at suitable locations in Department formalities including sanctioning of river flood plain and preventing budget under NMCG.

-- 36 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency encroachment in river bed.

5 Removal of illegal encroachments & 24 Months District Level constructions from FPZ Committee headed by D.M, with representative from concerned Departments. D. ECOLOGICAL FLOW & GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT (a) Short Term Action Point 1 Identification, inventorization & geo 03 Months State Wetland referencing of wetlands/water bodies Authority, Forest & including their zone of influence & Wildlife, Panchayati catchment areas within 2 Km of the river Raj, Revenue Department, ULBs & Gram Panchayats

2 Identification & geo referencing of vacant 03 Months Forest & Wildlife, lands in the vicinity of the river for Panchayati Raj, development of bio-diversity parks & Revenue Department, forest areas ULBs & Gram Panchayats 3 Identification of external water sources 03 Months Irrigation Only surplus water after fulfilling like canal escapes etc. for addition of water Department irrigation demands will be provided to in the river for dilution purposes nearby rivers through canal escapes.

-- 37 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency 4 Prohibition of illegal mining & diversion of Regular District Only diversion of river stream would be river stream Activity Administration, reported to District authorities in non Mining Department & monsoon period by concerned district Irrigation irrigation officers. Department 5 Ensuring rain water harvesting/recharging Regular Mining, Rural Possible funding may be arranged structures/Rainer wells on river banks & Activity Development & through MNREGA and Central assistance construction of water harvesting Minor Irrigation by NMCG. structures Department (b) Long Term Action Point 1 Notification of E-flow of the River 12 Months Irrigation Notification of E-flow of the River will be Department, MOWR ( done by MOWR (CWC). CWC) 2 Ecological restoration of the wetlands 24 Months State Wetland Possible source of funding may be from including plantation in the catchment area from Authority, Forest & Centrally Sponsored Scheme for & development of community based eco- sanction of Wildlife Department Development of Wetlands and from tourism in the wetland DPR Tourism Department NMCG. & National Mission for Clean Yamuna 3 Development of Bio-diversity Parks and 24 Months State Wetland Funds may be arranged from NMCG. Reverie Forests by plantation & re- from Authority, Forest & generation of native species of trees, sanction of Wildlife Department grasses & herbs and establishment of new DPR & National Mission nurseries for Clean Yamuna 4 Adoption of good irrigation/Agriculture 12 Months Agriculture practices, suitable crop selection, use of Department, Rural

-- 38 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency sprinkler/drip irrigation to minimize the water Development, Minor consumption through awareness & support to Irrigation the farmers Department 5 Removal of encroachment from wetlands, 24 Months Revenue, ponds & their restoration Administration, Panchayati Raj Department, ULBs & Gram Panchayats

6 Allowing flow of fresh surplus water 18 Months Irrigation Only surplus water after fulfilling source like canal for restoration of E-flow Department irrigation demands will be provided to nearby rivers through canal escapes. 7 Recharge of dry Wells and Ponds 24 Months Panchayati Raj Department, ULBs & Gram Panchayats E. MONITORING & EVALUATION (a) Short Term Action Point 1 Daily Monitoring of river water quality at Regular UPPCB, District the upstream & downstream of cities & Activity Betwa Committee/ meeting points of the major drains District Environment Committee

2 Weekly monitoring of drains, STPs Regular UPPCB, District Activity Betwa Committee/ District Environment Committee

-- 39 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency 3 Monitoring of water polluting industries Quarterly UPPCB, District Betwa Committee/ District Environment Committee 4 Monitoring of ground water quality within Quarterly UPPCB, CGWA, CPCB 500 meters of the rivers & drains & District Betwa Committee/ District Environment Committee 5 Pre-monsoon & post-monsoon monitoring Regular CGWA & Directorate of ground water level Activity of Ground Water 6 Measurement of River flow as per the Regular Irrigation Annual flow discharge data of river. protocol Department & District Betwa Committee/ District Environment Committee 7 Project formulation & funding including 02 Months UPPCB, District recurring expenses for employment of Betwa Committee/ JRFs/Monitoring Assistants/Field District Environment Assistants, purchase of kits & equipments, Committee, SMCG & vehicle on rental basis, development of NMCG Web Portal & establishment of Control Room, purchase of desktop computers, printers/ LED Monitor etc.

-- 40 -- S. Action Point Timeline Implementing Remark No. Department/Agency 8 Development of Web Portal for reporting & Regular UPPCB, NMCG & centralized monitoring of water quality of CPCB the river & drains and action points with access to all concern stakeholders departments/agencies responsible for implementation of the action plan 9 Establishment of Regional Control Rooms 04 Months UPPCB, District at District/ Division Level for monitoring & Betwa Committee/ uploading of data related to monitoring of District Environment water quality & compliance of action Committee points with its integration to the State Level Control Room

-- 41 --

APPENDICES

-- 42 -- Appendix-1 Pollution Source Mapping of River Betwa from Jhansi to Hamirpur

S.No. District Name of Meeting Point of Drain Domestic/ Tapped/ Industries Sewage Discharge (MLD) Status Drain Industrial/ Untapped/ of Mixed Partially Bar- Latitude Longitude Tapped Number Treated Treated Untreated Total mesh Effluent (MLD)

1 Jhansi Parichha Industrial Untapped 01 3.0 3.0 00 3.0 Yes Drain 25°30'39.76"N 78°46'24.04"E

2 Hamirpur Ramedi Nala Domestic Untapped 00 00 00 1.40 1.40 Yes 25°56'48.9"N 80°9'0.86"E

-- 43 --

Appendix-2 Details of Cities & Towns S.No. District Name of City/ Town Type of ULB Population Estimated (Lakh) Population (Lakh) Census - 2011 Year - 2019 1 Jhansi Jhansi Nagar Nigam 5.07 5.35

2 Hamirpur Hamirpur Nagar Palika Parishad 0.38 0.40 Total 5.45 5.75

-- 44 -- Appendix-3 Details of Industries

S. District Name and Address Location Type Treatment Effluent Effluent Compliance N. Mechanism Discharge Discharge Status Latitude (N) Longitude (E) (ETP/ (KLD) Drain ( yes/No) CETP) 1 Pariccha Thermal Power Plant 25030`38.41``N 78045`51.30``E ETP Parichha Yes Jhansi Jhansi Energy 3000 drain

Appendix 3 A GAP Analysis of Industries Situated in the Polluted Stretch of River Betwa

Sl. District Name of Industry Sector Water Effluent Details of ETP Gap Remark No. Consumpti Dischar Analysis on (KLD) ge (KLD) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Jhansi Pariccha Thermal Power Power 69140 3000 ETP Installed No Gap Plant Jhansi

-- 45 --

Appendix-4 Details of Gram Panchayats & Revenue Villages on the banks of River VILLAGE SITUATED ALONG THE RIVER BETWA RIVER LEFT BANK

S. District Name of LAT LONG Distance Populati Decadal Estimated Sewage Estimated No. village (Km) on growth rate population Generatio MSW (2011) (%) (2019) n (MLD) (Kg/day)

1 Laxmanp 25°24'16.94"N Jhansi ura 78°39'53.52"E 0.8 847 14.54 946 0.11 236.39

2 Jhansi Barata 25°30'27.56"N 78°45'34.66"E 0.16 3947 14.54 4406 0.48 1101.53

3 Jhansi Dhwani 25°31'44.06"N 78°49'53.51"E 0.19 1185 14.54 1323 0.15 330.71

4 Jhansi Dewal 25°35'30.57"N 78°54'27.43"E 0.3 237 14.54 265 0.03 66.15

Luhar 5 Jhansi Gaon 25°36'32.86"N 78°55'39.85"E 0.2 715 14.54 798 0.09 199.55 Ghat

6 Kukur 25°38'54.43"N Jhansi Gaon 78°58'7.99"E 0.2 1358 14.54 1516 0.17 379

7 Jhansi Simiriya 25°50'56.50"N 79°31'40.79"E 0.3 1756 14.54 1960 0.22 490.07

8 Manik 25°39'44.74"N Jhansi Pura 78°58'56.68"E 0.17 362 14.54 404 0.05 101.03

-- 46 -- S. District Name of LAT LONG Distance Populati Decadal Estimated Sewage Estimated No. village (Km) on growth rate population Generatio MSW (2011) (%) (2019) n (MLD) (Kg/day) 09 Jalaun Sunahta 25°56'8.41"N 79°37'50.02"E 0.31 1516 16.19 1712 0.19 428.09

10 Jalaun Kahata 25°55'2.48"N 79°38'57.41"E 0.1 1462 16.19 1651 0.18 412.84

11 Jalaun Kotra 25°48'31.93"N 79°18'24.33"E 0.26 8390 16.19 9477 1.03 2369.17

12 Jalaun Bandhauli 25°51'43.84"N 79°30'10.61"E 0.3 3026 16.19 3418 0.37 854.49

Total 27267 30642 3.38 7660.45

-- 47 -- VILLAGE SITUATED ALONG THE RIVER BETWA RIVER RIGHT BANK NAME Estimated Sewage Estimated OF DISTAN POPUL Decadal S.NO District LAT LONG population Generatio MSW VILLAG CE ATION growth rate (2019) n (MLD) (Kg/day) E 13 Jhansi kolwan 25°25'19.91"N 78°42'45.08"E 0.18 1155 14.54 1289 0.14 322.35

14 Jhansi Ujayan 25°29'59.42"N 78°45'18.46"E 0.18 3293 14.54 3676 0.4 919.03

15 Jhansi Dhamna 25°30'57.32"N 78°49'33.45"E 0.3 3505 14.54 3913 0.43 978.2

16 Jhansi Bhat pura 25°36'24.53"N 78°56'17.97"E 0.25 557 14.54 622 0.07 155.45

17 Jhansi Pathrendi 25°38'54.77"N 78°59'4.45"E 0.21 987 14.54 1102 0.12 275.48

18 Jhansi Dikoli 25°48'17.49"N 79° 8'23.40"E 0.3 2137 14.54 2386 0.26 596.4

19 Hamirpur Chikasi 25°48'8.92"N 79°28'3.85"E 0.25 2011 5.8 2104 0.23 526.1

20 Chandaut Hamirpur Dariya 25°54'10.89"N 79°39'46.09"E 0.16 4975 5.8 5206 0.57 1301.48

21 Hamirpur Basariya 25°54'15.79"N 79°43'13.04"E 0.15 1105 5.8 1156 0.13 289.08

22 Hamirpur Harsundi 25°53'16.66"N 79°45'8.22"E 0.25 1865 5.8 1952 0.22 487.9

23 Hamirpur Jalalpur 25°51'37.01"N 79°48'20.74"E 0.32 1808 5.8 1892 0.21 472.98

-- 48 -- 24 Bhedi Hamirpur Danda 25°52'3.49"N 79°48'49.59"E 0.32 6077 5.8 6359 0.69 1589.75

25 Mamrejpu Hamirpur r Danda 25°52'33.97"N 79°59'17.91"E 0.21 925 5.8 968 0.11 242

26 Sahurapur Hamirpur Daria 25°53'34.87"N 80° 3'20.71"E 0.3 1552 5.8 1624 0.18 406.03

27 Pauthia Hamirpur Khurd 25°54'6.48"N 80° 4'40.89"E 0.2 514 5.8 538 0.06 134.48

Total 32466 34787 3.76 8696.68 Grand Total 59733 65429 7.14 16357.130

-- 49 -- Appendix-5

WET LANDS / WATER BODIES ALONG THE RIVER BETWA

LOCATION OF NAME OF DISTANCE WETLAND NAME OF NAME OF S.NO. NEARBY VILLAGE LATITUDE LONGITUDE FROM DISTRICT TOWN RIVER (KM) LEFT RIGHT BANK BANK 1. Jhansi Laxmanpura 25°24'7.85"N 78°39'48.61"E 0.68 y

2. Jhansi Banguwan 25°23'17.52"N 78°41'20.55"E 1.56 y

3. Jhansi Baragaon 25°28'39.38"N 78°42'45.73"E 1.77 y

4. Jhansi Ujayan 25°29'48.54"N 78°45'13.52"E 0.55 y

5. Jhansi Ujayan2 25°29'46.47"N 78°46'53.38"E 1.2 y

6. Jhansi Saraul 25°30'25.16"N 78°48'22.08"E 1.8 y

7. Jhansi Dhwani 25°31'55.38"N 78°50'14.26"E 0.3 y

8. Jhansi Bharrol 25°31'22.76"N 78°52'35.51"E 1.1 y

9. Jhansi Dedar 25°35'16.72"N 78°55'2.71"E 0.51 y

10. Jhansi Bhat pura 25°35'58.97"N 78°57'8.83"E 1.8 y

11. Jhansi Bhat pura 25°35'43.98"N 78°57'6.92"E 2 y

12. Jhansi Ram pura 25°36'53.37"N 78°57'0.18"E 0.45 y

13. Jhansi Pathrendi 25°39'35.96"N 79° 0'33.67"E 0.82 y

-- 50 -- LOCATION OF NAME OF DISTANCE WETLAND NAME OF NAME OF S.NO. NEARBY VILLAGE LATITUDE LONGITUDE FROM DISTRICT TOWN RIVER (KM) LEFT RIGHT BANK BANK 14. Jhansi Erach 25°47'6.53"N 79° 5'14.56"E 0.91 Yes

15. Jhansi Erach2 25°47'35.26"N 79° 5'22.94"E 0.5 Yes

16. Jhansi Kanaucha 25°49'41.12"N 79° 4'53.13"E 1.29 Yes

17. Jalaun Kamtha 25°47'31.34"N 79°22'8.82"E 0.48 Yes

18. Hamirpur Magrauth 25°46'48.43"N 79°27'13.94"E 0.6 Yes

19. Hamirpur Chikasi 25°48'10.59"N 79°28'7.78"E 0.36 Yes

20. Jalaun Bandhauli 25°51'55.37"N 79°30'0.40"E 0.7 Yes

21. Hamirpur Islampur 25°48'52.87"N 79°33'1.37"E 0.6 Yes

22. Hamirpur Islampur2 25°48'40.51"N 79°33'12.09"E 1.11 Yes

23. Jalaun Gurha 25°51'23.74"N 79°32'39.45"E 0.45 Yes

24. Jalaun Ratauli 25°54'51.64"N 79°37'0.69"E 0.61 Yes

25. Jalaun Dadari 25°56'7.60"N 79°35'53.90"E 1 Yes

26. Jalaun Dadari2 25°55'55.50"N 79°35'45.97"E 0.9 Yes

27. Jalaun Sunahta 25°56'15.24"N 79°37'56.11"E 0.6 Yes

28. Hamirpur Chandaut Dariya 25°54'6.48"N 79°39'37.67"E 0.25 Yes

29. Jalaun Chandrsi 25°54'58.56"N 79°45'44.82"E 1.54 Yes

-- 51 -- LOCATION OF NAME OF DISTANCE WETLAND NAME OF NAME OF S.NO. NEARBY VILLAGE LATITUDE LONGITUDE FROM DISTRICT TOWN RIVER (KM) LEFT RIGHT BANK BANK 30. Hamirpur Harsundi 25°52'26.28"N 79°44'29.17"E 1.75 Yes

31. Jalaun Baragawn 25°54'51.04"N 79°49'46.35"E 0.65 Yes

32. Jalaun Baragawn2 25°55'7.60"N 79°49'33.87"E 0.85 Yes

33. Jalaun Bheri Khurd 25°54'15.54"N 79°50'37.72"E 1.35 Yes

34. Hamirpur Rani Ganj 25°54'16.32"N 79°53'37.85"E 1.05 Yes

35. Hamirpur Sahurapur Daria 25°53'8.64"N 80° 3'9.45"E 1.11 Yes

36. Hamirpur Pauthiya 25°54'4.23"N 80° 4'57.65"E 0.58 Yes

37. Hamirpur Pauthiya2 25°54'20.55"N 80° 5'5.59"E 0.4 Yes

38. Hamirpur Kalauli Teer 25°56'10.80"N 80° 6'57.45"E 0.95 Yes

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Status of E-Waste Management Status of E-waste Recycling /Collection /Dismantling Units in the state of UP

S. Name & Address of Unit Regional Status of Status of Type Capacity No. Office Authorisation Registration & (T/Annum) Validity 1 M/s Auctus -E Recycling Solutions Pvt. Ltd., F- Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 1800 637, M.G. Road, 30.08.2019 Dismantle Industrial Area, Ghaziabad. 2 M/s Mahaluxmi Metal Alloys (India) Pvt. Ltd., Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 30000 Modinagar, 22.05.2023 Dismantle, Ghaziabad. Recyclers 3 M/s N.K. Products, 58-59, M.G. Road, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad Refused Registered Collection, 9000 22.06.2016 Dismantle 4 M/s Bharat Oil Co., E-18, Site-IV, Ghaziabad Grant Registered 16- Collection, 4000 Sahibabad, Industrial Area, Ghaziabad. 05-18 Dismantle 5 M/s Planet Green Recycling Pvt. Ltd., G-129, Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 1500 Phase -1, M.G. Road, 23.08.2018 Dismantle, Ghaziabad. Recyclers 6 M/s Rocket Sales, Plot No. 1-12, Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection,, 300 I/A, M.G. Road, Hamper. 27.08.2019 Dismantle 7 M/s Arsh Recycling Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. 203, Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 15000 UPSDIC, I/A, M.G. Road, 20.06.2023 Dismantle, Ghaziabad. Recycling, 8 M/s Auctus Recycling Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Greater Grant Registered Dismantle, 19500 Habibpur, Greater Noida. Noida 06.12.2021 Collection 9 M/s Khan Traders, B-5, site4, Panki Industrial Kanpur Grant Registered 15- Collection, 7190 Area, Kanpur. 11-2020 Dismantle 10 M/s Green Tech Recycling, Khasra No.-645, Meerut Grant Registered Collection, 1800 Acchraunds, Bahdaurpur 12.01.2022 Dismantle Road, Partapur, Meerut.

-- 53 -- 11 M/s Narora Atomic Power Station, Narora, Bulandsahar Not Applied _ Collection' 10 Bulandsahar. Dismantling & Recycling 12 M/s Metal Alloys, E-46, Industrial Area, Grant Registered 31- Collection 1825 Ramnagar, Varanasi 05-2019 13 M/s Comwen Information Technologies Pvt.Ltd, Allahabad Grant Registered 11- Collection 300 127/35B, ChakRagunath, Naini, Allahabad. 08-2017

14 M/s Dasia Eco E-Waste Recyclers E-160 Basti Grant Registered 31- Collection, 720 Industrial areas, Khalilabad, 12-2017 Dismantling Sant Kabairnagar. 15 M/s Sims Recycling Solutions Plot no.1 Udyog Greater Grant Registered Collection, 1250 Kendra-II Scotch-III Noida 31.12.2019 Dismantle, Greater Noida. Recycling 16 M/s J.A.O. E-Waste Recycling Co, Vill- Jaitpur, Moradabad Grant Registered Collection 3001 Distt-Moradabad. 23.11.2020 17 M/s HIN Green E-waste Recycling Meerut Grant Registered Collection, 750 (P) Ltd, B-19/1, Summer Garden Colony, 12.04.2018 Dismantle, Meerut. 18 M/s S.R. Metcast India (P) Ltd 11.8 Km.Agra Agra Grant Registered Collection 600 Mathura Road, Agra. 02.08.2022 19 M/s K.M. Metals Suppliers Agra Not Applied _ Collection 5000 9/270, 271, Mathura Agra. 20 M/s Prakash Metal House 39/223, Karwan Agra Grant Registered Collection 1500 Lohamandi, Agra. 02.05.2023 21 M/s Shree MahaveerJi Trading Company, Agra Not Applied Reject Collection 4500 30/127, Chippitala, Agra. 22 M/s E-Waste Recyclers India E-50, UPSIDC Mathura Grant Registered Collection, 6000 Industrial area, NH-2 01.03.2022 Dismantle Kosikalan, Mahura. 23 M/s Super Trading Company, Plot No.-3 Govt. Lucknow Not Applied Registered Collection 365 Industrial Estate, Talkatora Road, Lucknow. 03.04.2016

24 M/s V.R. Techno Enviro Services pvt. Ltd. Lucknow Not Applied Registered Collection, 365 khasra No. 440, Indira Priyedarshni ward, 09.04.2016 Dismantle jarhra Indira Nagar, Lucknow.

-- 54 -- 25 M/s Sachin enterprises, 84/1, Plot no.34-35 Kanpur Grant Registered One Collection 5000 Pieces Fazalganj, Kanpur. Time Per Annum 26 M/s Gandhi Traders, 91/103, Kanpur Grant Registered Collection 5000 Pieces Dalelpurwa, Kanpur. 04.06.2018 Per Annum 27 M/s Greezon Recycling Pvt. Ltd., R 30, UPSIDC, Bulandsahar Grant Registered Collection 16.5 Industrial Area, Sikandrabad, Bulandsahar. 27.08.2022 Dismantle, Recycling 28 M/s Sachin Enterprises, 123/751, block-T 74 Kanpur Grant Registered Collection, 2500 Pratapganj Gadariyan Purwa, Fazalganj, 16.11.2022 Dismantling, Kanpur. Refurbishing 29 M/s Greeniva Recycler Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. G-284, Hapur Grant Registered Collection, 1500 M.G. Road, 18.06.2019 Dismantling, Industrial Area, Hapur. Recycling. 30 M/s S. Malik Traders, Plot No.-93, 94 Vill- Meerut Grant Registered Collection, 365 Budhera Jahidpur, Meerut. 12.01.2022 Dismantling

31 M/s Royal Faiz Recycling (p) Ltd. Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 12000 , I-22, I.A. M.G. Road, Hapur. 29.01.2023 Dismantle, Recycling 32 M/s 3 C Recycler, F-326, I/A, M.G. Road, Hapur. Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 9000 31.12.2022 Dismantle, Recycling 33 M/s Life E- Recycling (P) Ltd., F- 435, UPSIDC Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 9000 I/A, M.G. Road, 05.06.2023 Dismantle, Hapur. 34 M/s Hind Recycling (P) Ltd., Plot No. F-203, Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 9000 M.G. Road, Hapur. 01.03.2022 Dismantle, 35 M/s Hayat Recycler, F-53, 54, I/A, Ghaziabad Grant Registered Collection, 15000 M.G. Road, Hapur. 21.06.2023 Dismantle, Recycling 36 M/s B.R.P. InfoTech Private Limited, F-394, Hapur Grant Registered Recycling, 9000 Phase-I, M.G.Road, Industrial Area, Hapur 28.06.2023 Dismantling, MT/Year Segregation, Collection

-- 55 -- 37 M/s Sky Green Waste Recycling Meerut Grant Registered Dismantling, 5475 Management , Khasra No.- 174, Aliped Jimjams, 20.12.2023 Recycling MT/Y Meerut, U.P. 4500 MT/A 38 M/s Swachh Bharat Recycling Company, Gali- Meerut Grant Registered Recycling 4800 MT/A N0-4, 2083, Saipuram Industrial Area, Delhi 08.05.2023 Road, Meerut, U.P. 39 M/s Rudra Enterprises, Plot No. A- 96, Sector-A- Ghaziabad Grant Registered Disposal & 500 4, Tronica City, Loni, 03.05.2023 Dismantling MT/Month Ghaziabad 40 M/s Avgree Recycling Pvt. Ltd. KH No. 549, Vill.- Ghaziabad Grant Registered Dismantling & 11000 Tiyala, Meerut- Bulandsahar Road, Hapur 10.09.2023 Segregation MT/A Bypass, Hapur 41 M/s Faiz Recycling, G-235, MG Road, Industrial Ghaziabad Grant Registered Dismantling & 36.67 Area, Hapur 13.02.2024 Segregation MT/Day 42 M/s Horizon Recycling Pvt. Ltd., Khasra no.-35, Saharanpur Grant Registered Recycling, 12000 Kumarhera, 7th km Dehradun Road, 02.08.2022 Dismantling, MT/A Saharanpur, U.P. Segregation, Collection 43 M/s Golden E-waste Recyclers Pvt. Ltd., Plot Meerut Grant Registered Transportation, 9600 MT/A No.- 12A, Gagol Road, Behind Sophia School 01.04.2024 Refurbishing, Udyog Puram, Partapur, Meerut Dismantling, Segregation, Storage, Disposal

-- 56 -- Appendix-7 River Water Quality Data Water Quality of River Betwa in UP Year 2016-2018 2016 2017 2018

S Sample Collection

No Point l) l) l) form Total Total Coliform Coliform Total Coli DO (mg/l)DO (mg/l)DO (mg/l)DO BOD(mg/l) BOD(mg/l) BOD(mg/l) (MPN/100m (MPN/100m (MPN/100m Betwa at Hamirpur, 6.35 3.40 4833 6.40 3.64 4892 6.69 5.24 10767 1 Banda

Water quality of River Betwa at Hamirpur overall confirms to class C i.e. Drinking water source with conventional treatment followed by disinfection, except DO, which confirms to class A i.e. drinking water source without conventional treatment but after disinfection

-- 57 -- Comparative Chart of Dissolved Oxygen in River Betwa 6.8

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-- 58 -- Comparative Chart of Total Coliform in River Betwa 12000

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-- 59 -- Comparative Chart of Biochemical Oxygen Demand in River Betwa 6

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-- 60 -- CLASS OF WATER AS PER IS: 2296 Classification TYPE OF USE

Class A Drinking water source without conventional treatment but after disinfection Class B Outdoor bathing

Class C Drinking water source with conventional treatment followed by disinfection. Class D Fish culture and wild life propagation

Class E Irrigation, industrial cooling or controlled waste disposal

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-- 63 -- Appendix-8

MSW improvement action plan time-line for the ULBs of Department of Urban Development, UP

S.N. Key Activities Timeline (In Months) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Policy Framework adoption (During the period the ULBs are required to adopt various rules /regulation in terms of bylaws for effective implementation of SWM rules) 2 With adoption action plan the ULBs along the river will formulate IEC campaign (Specifically designing of promotional materials related to not only just for better waste management in the area but also making common people/institutions aware and sensitize about river pollution and its control measure for making an effective behavior change. The first 2 months will be needed for preparing the material and widely spreading the message and then it’s going to be a continuous effort for a sustained drive to make perceptible change among stakeholders.)

-- 64 -- 3 Detail Gap Analysis of existing resources in terms of human resource/equipment/vehicles that are presently deployed and further required for full compliance of SWM rules. During the period each ULB shall prepare a detail micro plan (ward –wise) in sync with the action plan for effective implementation. 4 Procurement of Required Material / Services after Gap Analysis 5 Capacity Building. All the key stakeholders from senior officials to the level of safaikarmi is required to be sensitize and trained for the effective compliance of SWM rules and during the period intensive capacity building programmes shall be conducted. 6 Identification of Land/ Building for waste processing shall be completed for all ULBs within 2 months (decentralized composting/MRF).

7 Construction/Setting up of decentralized processing facility (composting for wet waste and MRF for dry waste) in all ULBs. 8 Bulk waste Generators Identification and consultation/capacity building for onsite

-- 65 -- Waste Management. 9 Identification and integration of Informal Rag Pickers 10 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (10 percent) (by 4th month of Action Plan adoption) 11 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (20 percent) 12 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (35 percent) 15 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (50 percent) 16 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (65 percent) 17 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (80) percent) 18 Segregation/ collection / transport / processing (100) percent) Within 12 months.

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Appendix-9

Other Relevant Information

1. Address of Enviroment Monitoring Portal- http://upecp.in/ 2. Link for Resource Persons, Weblink for Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) & Miyawaki Forestry.

S.No. Institution Address Website Link Akhil Bhartiya Samaj Sewa Sansthan Bharat Janani Parisar Village: Ranipur Bhatt Post: :

1 Akhil Bhartiya Sewa Sasthan, Chitrakoot- Gopal Bhai http://absss.in/ Chitrakoot Uttar Pradesh India PIN: 210 204 Chaudhary Purwa, Old Kechwa Farm,Madiyawa Village,

2 Muskan jyoti samiti – Mewa Lalji Kursi Road, Lucknow-226021Madiyawa Village, Kursi http://www.muskanjyoti.org/ Road, Lucknow-226021 Post Office Chak Chella, Tehsil Shahkot, Distt Jalandhar,

3 Nirmal Kuteya Seechewal- Sant Balveer Singh Ji Seechewal http://www.nirmalkuteya.com/portal/ Punjab 144701, INDIA Central Ground Water Board, Northern Region, Bhujal

4 Central Ground Water Authority Bhavan, Sector-B. Sitapur Road Yojna, Ram Ram Bank http://cgwb.gov.in/aboutcgwb.html Chauraha, Lucknow - 226021.

5 Miyawaki, saytrees https://saytrees.org/miyawaki.html

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3. Re-constitution of District Environment Committee by Chief Secretary, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh vide Office Order No- 13/2019/NGT-257/55-Parya-2-2019-44(Writ)/2016 dated 14 June, 2019 is as follows.

1 District Magistrate Chairman

2 C.D.O. Member

3 S.S.P. Member

4 Nominee of CEO, Industrial Development Authority Member

5 ADM/Incharge, Local Bodies Member

6 V.C., Development Authority Member

7 Municipal Commissioner Member

8 All Executive Officer, Nagar Palika/Panchayat Member

9 District Supply Officer Member

10 C.M.O. Member

11 Ex. En., Irrigation Department, Member

12 Ex. En., PWD Member

13 Ex. En., UPPCL Member

14 R.T.O. Member

-- 68 -- 15 G.M., DIC Member

16 R.M., UPSIDC Member

17 D.P.R.O. Member

18 District Agriculture Officer Member

19 District Horticulture Officer Member

20 D.E.S.T.O Member

21 District Information Science Officer Member

22 Representatives of all Oil & Gas Companies Member

23 All City Gas Network Companies Member

24 Regional Officer, U.P. Pollution Control Board. Member

25 02 NGOs (Environment), nominated by District Magistrate Member

Other Officers/Representatives of Cantonment Board, Jila Panchayat, Jal Nigam, Railways, Ground Water, Industrial 26 Association, Common Bio-Medical Waste Facility, Member Educational institutions, Specialist etc. nominated by District Magistrate

27 District Forest Officer Member Convenor

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