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PCB/HO/EE3/NGT/673/2018/VOL.VII/11/2020 Date: 20.02.2021

From The Member Secretary To The Secretary Ministry of Jal Shakthi, Department of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, Shram Shakti Bhawan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi -110001

Sub: Forwarding of Monthly Progress Report for the Month of January, 2021 –reg.

Ref : Orders of the Hon’ble NGT in the matter OA No. 673 of 2018.

Sir, As per the Hon’ble NGT Orders vide reference, the signed complied PDF copy of Monthly Progress Report for the Month of January, 2021 in the new revised format is submitted herewith for kind information and necessary action.

Yours faithfully,

MEMBER SECRETARY

Encl: As above

Copy to :

1. Principal Secretary, Environment Department ( Chairperson, RRC ) 2. O/o the Chief Secretary’s Environment Monitoring Cell 3. CPCB, Delhi and National Mission for Clean Ganga Format for submission of Monthly Progress Report in the NGT Matter OA No. 673 of 2018 (in compliance to NGT order dated 24.09.2020)

For the State of Overall status of the State: I. Total Population: Urban Population & Rural Population separately:

As per Census 2011, Kerala has population of 3,37,77,386. Rural population in Kerala is 25,840,501 and urban population in the state is 79,36,885. Population projected for 2020 for rural area is 27,005,078 and for urban area is 82,94,583. The water consumption and wastewater generated are calculated based on the population projected for 2020.

II. Estimated Sewage Generation (MLD):

A draft dossier on Sewage and Sullage generation in the State of Kerala has been prepared by the Board. Based on the draft report:  Estimate Sewage and Sullage generation in Urban area - 1058 MLD ( Sewage – 317 MLD , Sullage- 741 MLD)  Estimate Sewage and Sullage generation in Rural area - 2917 MLD ( Sewage – 875 MLD , Sullage- 2042 MLD)  Total Sewage and Sullage generation – 3975 MLD ( Sewage – 1192 MLD , Sullage- 2783 MLD) III. Details of Sewage Treatment Plant:

 Existing no. of common STPs/FSTPs: 13 common STPs and 3 common FSTPs  No. of functional common STPs in the state: 12  No. of functional common septage treatment plants in the state: 2  No. of common STP which has not started functioning: 1  No. of common FSTP which has not started functioning: 1  Total sewage treatment capacity in the state through existing common STPs: 124.42 MLD  Total septage treatment capacity in the state through existing common FSTPs: 0.21 MLD  Sewage treatment capacity via individual STPs in establishments: 69 MLD  Treatment of sewage by septic tank- soak pit (Individual residences) -1011 MLD  Gap in treatment of sewage : 56.37 MLD  (STPs are being planned for Irinjalakkuda Municipality, Thripunithura Municipality, Thikkakkara Municipality, additional STP requirement for 60 crores for Thiruvanathapuram District and for Taluk Hospital by Municipality (300KLD). Revamping of STPs at Elamkulam (including capacity enhancement), Adwaithasramam & Market in District and enhancement of capacity

1 utilisation of 107 MLD plant at Muttathara, Thiruvananthapuram are also being proposed)  (FSTPs are being planned for Irinjalakkuda Municipality, Municipality and Municipality)  STPs completed as per the Action Plan submitted – 1) STP of capacity 0.01 MLD at Kumarichantha, Thiruvananthapuram 2) STP of capacity 0.03 MLD at Municipal Bus Stand, .  Institutional level sewage/ septage treatment plant details received from Suchitwa Mission, Local Self Government Department, has additionally included in the MPR ( 2 existing STP details, 8 ETPs /STPs under construction and 26 ETPs /STPs proposed in the State).

Details of existing STPs/ Common STPs/ common Septage treatment plants in the State:

Sl. City/Town STP location Status STP Process No Installed Utilization . capacity

1 Thiruvana Common Sewage Operation 107 80 MLD ASP nthapuram Treatment Plant, al MLD (PRS) Muttathara, Trivandrum maintained by Kerala Water Authority Bio membrane (PRS) STP at bioreactor Kumarichanda Operational 0.01 MLD 0.01 MLD Technology

2 Pathanamth Seasonally Sewage Treatment Plant at 5 MLD 3.5 MLD UASB and itta Operated Sannidhanam SBR during (5MLD) Maintained by festival season Devaswom Board

Sewage Treatment Seasonally 3.5 MLD 3.5 MLD Plan at Pamba(3.5 Operated Coagulation MLD) maintained by during & settling Travancore festival Devaswom Board season

3 STP for Houseboat Operational 0.09 MLD 0.09 MLD ASP (0.09 MLD) at maintained by Distric Tourism Promotion Council, Kottayam

2 Sewage treatment unit, 4 Ernakulam Operational 4.5MLD 3 MLD ASP Kerala Water Authority, Elamkulam, Ernakulam(3 MLD)

STP owned Operational by Greater Cochin 0.45ML D 0.45 MLD ASP Development Authority, Kadavanthra, (0.45 MLD)

Septage Tratment Plant at Operational 0.1MLD 0.1 MLD MBBR BrahmapuramKochi Corporation, Ernakulam

Septage Tratment Operational 0.1MLD 0.1 MLD MBBR Plant at Wellington Island, Kochi Corporation

STP at Operational 0.01 MLD started Market, operation Kalamassery Municipality(PRS)

5 Sewage treatment Plant Operational 0.5MLD 0.5MLD ASP at Taliparambu (0.5MLD) Taliparambu Municipality, Kannur

6 Thrissur Sewage treatment Plant 3 MLD ASP at in Thrissur Commissione Not District d started functioning

FSTP at Mattampuram Complete 0.01 Not started d. Not MLD functioning BIOLOGI started CA functionin L g. 7 Malappuram Sewage treatment Operational 0.03 0.03 MLD MBBR (PRS) Plant-at Malappuram MLD Municipal Busstand

Sewage treatment Operational 0.045 0.045 Plant-at Tirur (fish MLD MLD BIOLOGI market) CA L

3 8 Adimaly Sewage treatment Plant at Operational 0.01 started Electro Grama Comfort station, MLD functioning coagulation Panchayat, Idukki Adimaly Grama Panchayat, Idukki

9 Kozhikode Common Sewage Treatment Operational 0.1MLD 0.1MLD MBBR (PRS) Plant at Narayana nagaram, near stadium, , Opp. New bus stand

10 Wayanad Sewage Treatment Plant at Working in 0.14 MLD 0.05 MLD MBBR Taluk Hospital , half Sulthan Bathery , Wayanad capacity ( initiatives of inauguratio n going on ) 11 Thrissur Revamping of 35 KLD STP Operational 0.035 MLD 0.035 MLD ABR+ at Kuriyanchira Slaughter MBBR House Corportation , Thrissur

PRS – Polluted River Stretches

Details of under construction ETPs / STPs in the State

No. Location Capacity Physical Status of I&D Incremental Completion of the Progress in or House sewer progress Timeline plant in % connections MLD 1 STP at 0.110 95 % Under Civil 31/03/2021 Pambad Completed Construction structure Housing completed. Colony Mechanical Malappuram and Municipality, Electrification Malappuram going on

2 ETP in Fish 0.01 95 % Under Units are 31/03/2021 Marketing Completed Construction installed trial Ponmundam run GP , conducted Malappuram Waste water is allowed to flow through

4 units . Finishing works are progressing. Treated Waste water expected to be tested within February 2021

5 3 STP at CHC 0.01 20 % Under Construction 31/06/2021 Cherpu BP, Completed Construction of civil tanks Thrissur going on

4 STP at 0.015 90 % Under Civil 15/02/2021 Chitumala Old Completed Construction structure and Age Home. mechanical Chitumala BP, completed. Partition, pipe and plastering work going on 5 Construction 0.006 Tendering 31/03/2021 of 6 KLD ETP stage for Kumali Slaughter House Kumali GP, Idukki

6 Construction 0.045 Work tendered 30/03/2021 of 45 KLD waste water treatment plant at Kalpeatta Government Ayurveda Hospital DP , Wayanad 7 135 KLD 0.135 Tendering 31/03/2021 Capacity stage decentralized sullage Treatment plant at Uppala Town Mangalpadi,

6 8 STP at Private 0.03 Tendering Bus station, stage Kothaikunnu,

7 Details of proposed ETPs/ STPs in the State

No. Location Capacity of Status of Project (at DPR Incremental Likely Date the STP Stage/ Under Tendering/ progress of proposed in Work to be Awarded) Completion MLD 1 Taluk Hospital 0.09 At DPR Stage Under 30/06/2021 Thiruvalla , Technical Thiruvalla Scrutiny Municipality,

2 Taluk Hospital 0.085 At DPR Stage Under 30/06/2021 Pambady, Technical Pambady Block Scrutiny panchayath , Kottayam

3 Taluk Hospital 0.060 At DPR Stage Under 30/06/2021 Adimaly , Technical Adimaly Block Scrutiny Panchayath, Idukki

4 General 0.150 At DPR Stage DPR 30/06/2021 Hospital, under preparatio Municipality , n Thrissur (PRS) 5 District Hospital At DPR Stage Under 30/06/2021 Perunthalmanna Technical , District Scrutiny Panchayath , Malappuram 6 Taluk Hospital , 0.040 At DPR Stage DPR 30/06/2021 Neelaswaram, returned Kasaragod for modificati on

7 CHC Alathoor, 0.090 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Alathoor Block for Panchath , modification

8 CHC At DPR Stage Under 31/03/2021 Kadayiruppu Technical , Vadavukode Scrutiny

8 Block Panchayath , Ernakulam 9 CHC At DPR Stage Under 31/03/2021 Sooranadu, Technical Sasthancotta Scrutiny Block Panchath, Kollam

10 CHC 0.096 At DPR Stage DPR , returned Kilimanoor for Block modificati Panchayath , on Trivandrum

11 CHC 0.014 At DPR Stage DPR Mangalpadi, returned Manjeswar for Block modificati Panchayath, on Kasragod

12 CHC Konni, At DPR Stage Under 31/03/2021 Konni Block Technical Panchayath , Scrutiny / T.S Pathanamthitta Stage 13 Sewage 0.030 At DPR Stage T.S issued 31/03/2021 Treatment plant at Private Bus stand,Thodupuzh a Thodupuzha Municipality , Idukki 14 65 KLD Sewage 0.065 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Treatment Plant for at Taluk Head modification Quarters Hospital Vithiri, BP, Wayanad 15 10 KLD Sewage 0.01 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Treatment Plant for at EMS modification Memorial Municipal Town Hall, Municipality, Kozhikkode 16 11 KLD effluent 0.011 At DPR Stage Under 30/06/2021

9 Treatment plant Technical at Scrutiny Fish Market, Kuravilangad Grama Panchayath , Kottayam 17 Eco Friendly 0.06 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 waste water for Treatment Plant modification ( 60 KLD ) for Women and Children Hospital Municipality, Malappuram 18 Waste water 0.09 At DPR Stage 30/06/2021 Treatment ( 90 KLD) System for coastal DPR returned housing and for Tsunmai modification resettlement facility at karikuzhi Grama Panchayath , Kollam

19 STP for 0.02 At DPR Stage 30/06/2021 Convention Centre,Pinaryi Grama DPR returned Panchayath , for Kannur modification

20 STP at CHC 0.01 At DPR Stage 30/06/2021 Mullashery Block Panchayath , DPR returned Thrissur for modification 21 Eco Friendly 0.01 At DPR Stage 30/06/2021 waste water Treatment plant 10 KLD in DPR returned vettam for community modification Health centre , Tirur BP 22 Sewage 0.02 At DPR Stage 30/06/2021

10 Treatment Plant DPR returned 20 KLD at for Shopping modification Complex cum multiplex Theatre , Kallumutti , Irutti Payam, GramaPanchaya th, Kannur 23 Sewage 0.05 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Treatment Plant for 50 KLD, Angal modification Block Panchayath , Kollam 24 ETP 10 KLD 0.01 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Capacity, for modification Municipality, Thiruvananthap uram 25 ETP Karavaram 0.01 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Grama for Panchayath, modification Thiruvananthap uram

26 STP at 0.025 At DPR Stage DPR returned 30/06/2021 Community for Health Centre modification Payanoor Block Panchayath , Thirssur

27 STP at Municipal 0.05 Civil works of tanks and other Completed and Completed Bus Stand, Tirur physical structures completed. Started (PRS) Interconnections to be Functioning established. Trial run conducted on 20.10.2020. Completed and Started Functioning

28 FSTP at 0.25 Technical committee verified Project has - the project. Suggested been municipality, modification. DPR forwarded to modification is going on RKI for funding

11 29 STP at 2.5 To be retendered: Letter was sent 31.03.2022 Decentralis The land selected falls under from the ULB ed Kole Wet Land category and to the Dist. Sewerage hence category change to be Collector Scheme - made in the Govt. data bank. regarding Thrissur Revenue Dept. directed the ULB convening of Corporation (Lr. Date-17/11/2020) to place DLMC on (AMRUT) the issue before SLMC for 30/01/2021. (PRS) approval.

TS to be revised: Revised estimate &other details Corrected were sent to CE, LSGD office drawing & other on 20/11/2020 for approval details were from ULB. The estimate was submitted to the returned to the ULB from CE, CE, LSGD on LSGD Office on 06/01/2021 for 04/02/2021 by correction. SE, LSGD. 30 STP at 1.4 Tendered but not awarded: Council held 31.03.2022 Decentralised Bid received (36.64% above) in on 06/02/21 Sewerage System the 6th tender to be finalized. decided to - The 26thSHPSC held on request the Kochi 17/12/2020 decided to approve Govt. to exempt the tender excess subject to the Corporation condition that half of the cost Corporation Div-15 due to tender excess shall be from bearing (AMRUT) borne bythe half of the cost Corporation.. due to tender excess

31 STP at 1.1 Tendered but not awarded: Council 31.03.2022 Decentralised Bid received (25.95% above) in held on Sewerage System the 4th tender to be finalized. 06/02/2021 - The 26thSHPSC held on decided to Kochi 17/12/2020 decided to approve request the Corporation the tender excess subject to Govt. to Div-16 condition that half of the cost exempt the (AMRUT) due to tender excess shall be Corporation borne by the Corporation. from bearing half of the cost due to tender excess.

11 32 STP at 1.4 Council held 31.03.2022 Tendered but not Awarded: Decentralised on 06/02/2021 Sewerage System Bid received (25.92% above) decided to in the 4th tender to be - th request the Kochi finalized. The 26 SHPSC Govt. to exempt held on 17/12/2020 decided Corporation the to approve the tender excess Div-17 Corporation subject to condition that (AMRUT) from bearing half of the cost due to tender half of the cost excess shall be borne by the due to tender Corporation. excess

12 33 STP at Division 1 6.5 Awarded not - Awarded not started - 4 under Cochin started Smart City Mission

34 5 STPs are coming 10 To be tendered To be tendered - up under the + 10 KMRL’s + 2+ Integrated 5+ Water transport 4 System project at =31 Elaamkulam,Venn ala, Edapally, Puthukalavattom, Perandur 35 FSTP at 0.1 To be cancelled: Council 30.09.2021 Andamukkam, Selection Notice was issued held on Kollam on 04/11/2020. Core 11/02/202 Corporation Committee held on 1 decided (AMRUT) 19/01/2021 recommended to to cancel cancel the work. the work & use the amount for laying sewer pipeline works. Resolution is awaited.. 36 FSTP at Cancelled – Vasoorichira, 0.1 Council held on 14/02/2020 Kollam decided to cancel the work due Corporation to public protest. (AMRUT)

37 FSTP at To be cancelled: Council held Karikkuzhi Ela, 0.1 Council held on 11/09/2020 on 11/02/2021 Kollam decided to cancel the work due decided to Corporation to public protest. The 26th cancel the (AMRUT) SHPSC held on 17/12/2020 work & use the directed the ULB to take up the amount for matter again with the new laying sewer Corporation Council and make pipeline works. an effort again to implement Resolution is the plant. awaited..

13 38 FSTP at Awarded but agreement not The application 31.12.2021 Ramavarmapuram, 0.1 executed: was Thrissur resubmitted to (AMRUT) Selection notice was issued KSPCB on on 31/12/2019. Council held (PRS) 28/01/2021 on 15/07/2020 decided to along with the proceed further with this details called project only after obtaining for by them. consent to establish from Reply is KSPCB. Online application awaited. submitted to KSPCB on 20/11/2020.KSPCB returned the application on 18/01/2021 asking for certain details 39 FSTP at Yakkara, 0.1 Awarded but agreement not Land 31.03.2022 Palakkad executed: Revenue Municipality Selection notice was issued on Commis (AMRUT) 04/08/2020. Agreement to be sioner signed. Permissive sanction has for the selected land is submitte awaited from Revenue d the Dept.Letter was sent from proposal AMRUT to Dist.Collector in this regarding this on regard 29/12/2020.Dist. Collector to informed vide letter dated Revenue 07/01/2021 that the proposal Secretar for transfer of land (Medical College land) to Municipality y on has been submitted to the 28/01/20 Land Revenue Commissioner 21 for approval. Letter sent from SMMU to Land Revenue Commissioner on 19/01/2021 requesting urgent action in this regard

14 40 Work started – Site clearance 30.09.2021 FSTP at 0.1 Legacy waste dumped at the in progress Chellora, Kannur site has is being cleared Corporation through the Waste to Energy (AMRUT) project being implemented by ULB.

41 FSTP at 0.1 Work started but stopped: LLMC is Chakkumkan dam, Land filling works started but expected to be 31.12.2021 Guruvayur was stopped since Feb-2020 convened on Municipality, due to want of permission 15/02/2021. Thrissur from Revenue Dept. RDO (AMRUT) informed on 29/12/2020 that the land selected for the work is coming under wet land category &recommendation of LLMC is required for changing the category of land in the databank.Letter was sent to Agricultural Office on 06/01/2021from ULB for convening LLMCmeeting. 42 Mobile Septage 0.01 Technical Sanction tobe The DPR to 31.12.2021 & Units- 2 nos, issued: be modified 43 Alappuzha Revised DPR was submitted by accordingly (AMRUT) the Consultant on 24/01/21 & & estimate the same is under scrutiny. The in Price report submitted by the software to Technical Resource Bank team be prepared has been forwarded to the by the Consultant on 24/01/21. Consultant

44 STP at General Awarded but agreement not Existing 31.12.2021 Hospital, 0.24 executed: structure at the Alappuzha Selection notice was issued site to be (AMRUT) on 29/12/2020.Agreement to demolished. be signed. Permission awaited from Health Dept.

15 45 STP at Technical Sanction tobe The DPR to be 31.03.2022 Shatabdhi 0.015 issued: modified Mandiram, Revised DPR was submitted by accordingly & Alappuzha the Consultant on 24/01/21 & estimate in (AMRUT) the same is under scrutiny. Price software (PRS) The report submitted by the to be prepared Technical Resource Bank by the team has been forwarded to Consultant. the Consultant on 24/01/21.

46 STP at Thottumadi 0.05 Technical Sanction tobe The DPR to be 31.03.2022 Colony, Alappuzha issued: modified (AMRUT) Revised DPR was submitted by accordingly & the Consultant on 24/01/21 & estimate in the same is under scrutiny. Price software The report submitted by the to be prepared Technical Resource Bank by the team has been forwarded to Consultant. the Consultant on 29/01/21.

16 47 STP at Awarded but not The Work 30.09.2021 General 0.36 Started:Agreement was Order was Hospital, executed on 14/10/2020. made ready on Thrissur Consent to 30/01/21 & the (AMRUT) Establish (dated 11/12/2020) Contractor was (PRS) was issued by KSPCB. Letter informed. was sent to the Contractor on Reply is 21/12/2020 asking for awaited. submission of additional performanceguarantee.The Contractor informed (orally) that they will submit the same when the Work Order is ready. 48 Work started: Contractor 31.10.2021 STP at District 0.27 Site was handed over to the submitted the Hospital, Contractor on 06/11/2020. Site details on Palakkad clearance and survey have 12/02/2021 & (AMRUT) been done by theContractor.In the same was the allparty meeting held on forwarded to 30/01/2021 the Contractor was Consultant for asked to submit the details of scrutiny on the variations required & its same day itself. estimate. 49 Sewage Tendered but not Awarded: To be placed in 31.03.2022 0.8 Treatment Plant Bid received (18.5% above) in the next & associated the 5th tender to be finalized. Council. network at The 26thSHPSC held on Sundaram 17/12/2020 decided to approve Colony, the tender excess subject to Palakkad condition that half of the cost (AMRUT) due to tender excess shall be borne by theCorporation.

50 Sewage treatment 2 MLD Workstarted: Plant design 30.09.2021 & plant at Medical Plant Network design submitted by was submitted 51 College with (with the Contractor to be discussed by the Septage treatment, septage & finalized by in the next TS Contractor on Kozhikode treatment) Committee meeting. 03/02/2021 & (AMRUT) &1MLD the same is (PRS) plant under scrutiny at the ULB.

52 STP at Sewerage Tendered but not awarded: Quote for 31.03.2022 system in Zone 6.0 Judgment is awaited for the network ongoing case in negotiated to Courtregarding 30% above. ownership of the land. Work was tendered 3 times (STP and Council Network combined) but quote approval to be received in the last 2 tenders taken for both were very high. Hence STP and quotes. Networkwere tendered separately on 04/09/2020 17 (1stTender). L1 for STP is 0.75% below and Network is 34.81% above.

18 53 STP at Sewerage 7.0 Tendered but not awarded: Quote for 31.03.2022 system in Zone A, Work was tendered 3 times network Package A, (STP and Network combined) negotiated to AvikkalThod u, but quote received in the last 30% above. Kozhikode 2 tenders were very high. Council (AMRUT) Hence STP and Network were approval to be taken for both (PRS) tendered separately on quotes. 04/09/2020 (1stTender). L1 for STP is 0.89% below and Network is 32.81%above. 54 STP at Tendered but not awarded: The ULB has 31.03.2022 Decentralised Bid received (19.93% above) in requested (vide sewerage network 1.0 the 8th tender to be finalized. letter dated with STP in old The 26thSHPSC held on 28/01/2021) to Kannur Municipal 17/12/2020 decided to approve place agenda area, Kannur the tender excess subject to again in the (AMRUT) condition that half of the cost next SHPSC. due to tender excess shall be borne by the Corporation.New Council held on 08/01/2021decided that half of the cost due to tender excess cannot be borne by the ULB and write to the Govt. regarding this. 55 STP at Medical Workstarted: Effluent 30.06.2021 College- Phase I & 73%completed. reactors & II, Thiruvanatha 5.0 office puram building (AMRUT) works in (PRS) progress.

56 STP at Work started: No bids 31.12.2021 Kureepuz ha- 12.0 Public protest is there against received & Phase I & II, this project, petition was filed by hence Kollam the protesters in the Hon. High retendered on (AMRUT) Court to stop the construction 11/02/2021 works. Compound wall works with have been started by the 19/02/2021 as Contractor. Design has been submitted by the Contractor on date of 06/02/2021 & the same is under opening. scrutiny at KWA. Tender for tree cutting was done by the ULB on 04/02/2021 with 10/02/2021 as last date & 11/02/2021 as the date of opening. 57 Rejuvenation of 5.0 Work started: Piling works 31.03.2022 STP at Contractor has cleared the for collection Elamkulam, Kochi site. sump & (AMRUT) MBBR tank have been started. 58 STP at 1.50MLD DPR approved by DPR approved 31.12.2022 Ottappalam Co- 19 Municipality, treatme KIIFB, PCB NOC Palakkad nt obtained. Technical District Sanction Process (IMPACT including obtaining KERALA Ltd) Statutory Clearances ongoing. 59 STP at 1.00MLD DPR approved by KIIFB, DPR approved 31.12.2022 Kunnamkula m Co- Technical Sanction Process Municipality, treatme including obtaining Statutory Thrissur nt Clearances ongoing. PCB (IMPACT NOC pending. PCB has KERALA Ltd) convened a meeting of all concerned stakeholders on 01/02/2021 for considering the application and returned the application for submitting the details/documents. 60 STP at Vadakara 0.5 MLD DPR appraisal ongoing in DPR appraisal - Municipality, Sewage TP KIIFB ongoing Kozhikkode 20KLD (IMPACT Septage TP KERALA Ltd) (PRS) 61 STP at Cherthala 250KLD DPR preparation DPR - Municipality , Septage TP completed and submitted preparation Alappuzha to KIIFB. KIIFB completed (IMPACT returned since total KERALA Ltd) amount less than minimum of 10 Cr. Govt decided to hand it over to RKI for funding. 62 STP at 1.00MLD DPR Preparation DPR - Wadakkanchery Co- ongoing-Puramboke Preparation Municipality, treatment land ongoing Thrissur (IMPACT KERALA Ltd) (PRS) 63 STP at 140KLD DPR Preparation DPR - Municipality, Septage ongoing. Soil Preparation Thiruvanant ha investigation done. ongoing puram Results awaited for (IMPACT finalizing DPR. KERALA Ltd) 64 STP at 590KLD DPR preparation completed. DPR - Mayyand GP, Co- Govt decided to hand it over to preparatio Kollam treatment RKI for funding. n (IMPACT completed KERALA Ltd)

20 65 STP at Ottuppara 18 DPR submitted to KIIFB as DPR - Market, KLD part of Modernisation of Approved Wadakkanchery STP Ottupara Market in by KIIFB, Municipality, Wadakkanchery project. KIIFB Trissur Proceeding (IMPACT DPR Approved by KIIFB, s awaited KERALA Ltd) KIIFB Proceedings (PRS) awaited 66 STP at Athani 13.9 DPR submitted to KIIFB as DPR - market, KLD part of Modernisation of Approved Wadakkanchery STP Athani Market in by KIIFB, Wadakkanchery project. KIIFB DPR Approved by KIIFB, Proceeding KIIFB Proceedings awaited s awaited

21 Municipality, of Athani Market in Trissur (PRS) Wadakkanchery project. (IMPACT KERALA Ltd) 67 STP at Fish 10 Technical committee DPR - market, KLD verified the project. modification is Payyannur STP Suggested modification. DPR modification is going on Municipality, going on Kannur (PRS) 68 STP at Athani, 350 Site identified. DPR DPR under - Wadakkanch ery KLD under preparation preparation Municipality, STP Trissur (PRS)

IV. V. Details of Industrial Pollution:

 No. of industries in the State: 634316 (Registered in the web portal of KSPCB)  No. of water polluting industries in the State: 1401  Quantity of effluent generated from the industries in MLD: 156.3  Quantity of Hazardous Sludge generated from the Industries in TPD: Data is being collected  Number of industrial units having ETPs : As per 2019 data – 5166 nos (latest data is being updated)  Number of industrial units connected to CETP: As per the available data- 64 nos  Number and total capacity of ETPs (details of existing/ under construction / proposed)  Compliance status of the ETPs: As per 2019 data- Out of 5166 ETPs, 5146 are complying.  Number and total capacity of CETPs (details of existing/ under construction / proposed) - 8 nos of CETPs are functional. Total Capacity – 12.425 MLD  Status of compliance and operation of the CETPs

22 Compliance status of CETPs in the State

No. District CETP location CETP Installed Operational capacity Status Kinfra Apparel Park, St. Operational Xavier’s College P.O, 1. Thiruvananthapuram Thumba, 4.5MLD Thiruvananthapuram

Sea Food Park () Ltd., Operational 2. Alappuzha 1.5 MLD , Alappuzha 3. Alappuzha Aroor Industrial Area 3 MLD Operational SEZ, Kakkanad, Cochin Operational 4. Ernakulam Special Economic Zone 1.6MLD Ernakulam Ernakulam Kinfra Small Industries Operational Park 5. 0.4MLD Nellad, Mazhuvanoor, Ernakulam – 686 721 Ernakulam Rubber Park India Private Operational Limited, Common Effluent Treatment Plant, 2A, 6. - Kaudileeyam, Rubber Park, Valayanchirangara, Ernakulam – 683 556 Malappuram Kinfra Techno Industrial Operational Park, Kakkanchery 7. 0.675MLD Chelambara P.O, Malappuram Kannur Kinfra Textile Centre, Operational Nadukani, Pallivayal P.O, 0.75MLD 8. Thaliparambu, Kannur – 670 142 Kannur Not Operational KSIDC, Valiyavelicham, due to non 9. - availability of Kannur waste water

23 V. Solid Waste Management:  Total number of Urban Local Bodies and their Population : 93 Urban Local Bodies (6 Corporation and 87 Municipalities) , Total Urban Population : 79,36,885 (As per 2011 Census) .  Current Municipal Solid Waste Generation : 3452 TPD ( Based on Population)  Processing Capacity : 2844.48 TPD  Number, installed capacity and utilization of existing MSW processing facilities in TPD (bifurcated by type of processing eg- Waste to Energy (Tonnage and Power Output), Compost Plants (Windrow, Vermi, decentralized pit composting), biomethanation, MRF etc:  The proposal for EPR Registration as per Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 has been submitted to the State Government for approval. The main object is to collect fee from brand owners based on the weight of packaging and to divert the fee amount to the authorized collectors of the local bodies.

24 Status of Present MSW processing facilities is given below:

Facility Type of plant Number Location and Capacity Centralised Windrow 2 plant composting Ernakulam, Kozhikode (100TPD) plants (large) Windrow 12 1. (13TPD), composting 2.(3TPD), 3. Chalakkudy(2 TPD), plant(Small) 4. (4 TPD), 5., 6. , 7. Guruvayoor (2.TPD), 8. Chittur Thathamangalam(4 TPD), 9. Ottappalam (5 TPD), 10. Palakkad(4 TPD), 11. Thaliparambum, 12. Payyannur Communit Vermi 7 1.Attingal(0.25TPD); 2.Thodupuzha; 3. y level composting North Paravur(1 TPD); 4.(1.5 plants(Smal TPD); 5. (0.5TPD); l) 6.Koothuparamba; 7.Mattannur(5 TPD) Aerobins 406

Biogas plants 287

Biobins in 500+ Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Thrissur flats Material 483 Collection Facility Resource 68 recover facility Househol Pipe compost 1,34,270 Total-3,62,294 d level Kitchen bin 50,399

Biogas plant 25,255

Biocomposter, 49,730 biobin, pot bin Ring compost 20,283

Bucket 6,903 compost Compost pit 75,454 Institutional Biogas plants, aerobins, biobins level

25 S tatus of Waste- to- Energy Plants:

Sl. Plant Location Status of operation Power generation No. (MW) 1. Kozhikode Work awarded – Construction to be started

2. Sulthan Bathery Work awarded – work started

3. Kannur Tendering for WtE plant DPR stage completed and bidders were identified 4. Kollam Tendering for WtE plant DPR stage completed and bidders were identified 5. Palakkad Tendering for WtE plant at DPR stage completed and bidders were identified 6. Kochi Retendering Retendering stage

7. Thiruvananthapuram Tendering Tendering stage

8. Tendering Tendering stage

9 Thrissur Land identified

10. Malappuram Land identified

 Action plan to bridge gap between Installed Capacity and Current Utilization of processing facilities (if Gap > 20%)  No. and capacity of C&D waste processing plants in TPD (existing, proposed and under construction)  Total no. of wards, no. of wards having door to door collection service, no. of wards practicing segregation at source  Details of MSW treatment facilities proposed and under construction (no., capacity, and technology):

26 Solid Waste processing facilities setup:

Sl. Composting Vermi-composting Biogas RDF/Pelletization No. 1. Centralised Community level-7 Community level- Nil windrow composting plants – 287 Household level- 2(Large); 12(Small) 2. 25255 Community level- 3. 1,193(aerobin, biobins) Household level - 3,37,039

Solid Waste Processing facility operational:

Sl. Composting Vermi-composting Biogas RDF/Pelletization No. 1. Centralised Community level-7 Community Nil windrow composting level- 287 plants – 2. 2(Large); Household level-

12(Small) 3. 25255 Community level- 1,193(aerobin, biobins)

Household level- 3,37,039

Solid Waste Processing facility under installation/planned:

Sl. No. Composting Vermi- Biogas RDF/Pelletisation composting

Being Being - planned/installation - planned/installation for decentralized for decentralized units units

27 A. Progress in establishing Waste to Energy plants in eight cities/towns having population above 1 lakh Sl. Corporation/ Identified Area Status site No Municipality (acre) 1) Kozhikode Njaliyanpara- 12.67  Work awarded to Zonta Infratech Private Limited mbu (Govt. for the construction of Waste to Energy Plant at land) Njaliyan parambu  A company namely M/s.Malabar Waste Management Limited was formed and they applied for registration in Kerala Single Window Clearance Portal (KSWIFT) and to individual departments for clearance.  The company obtained NOC from State Environmental Impact Assessment Authority

 Suchitwa Mission submitted the proposal to Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs for approval of their share in the VGF for the project. Clarification on the points was called for by the Ministry and the same is being processed.  M/s Zonta Infratech Pvt Ltd started the work of clearing of legacy waste on 3rd March, 2020.  The clearing work of legacy waste resumed at the dumpsite on 4th May 2020 and approximately 15000 cum of legacy waste has been cleared from the project site as on 12th May 2020. 2) Kannur (Govt. 9.7 Land) acres  M/s Organic Recycling Systems Private Limited and M/s. Blue Planet Environment Solutions India Limited have completed the incorporation of SPVs in the name of Blue Planet Kannur Waste Solutions Private Limited to take up the development of the project.  Consortium has selected agency for the preparation of DPR, waste quantification and characteristic study in and the agency could not commence due to lock down announced in connection with Covid 19 pandemic.  Govt vide GO(Rt) No. 714/2020/LSGD dated 27-3- 2020 issued direction to Kannur Municipal Corporation to hand over the 9.75 acres of the land identified at Chelora on lease basis to KSIDC for the development of Waste to Energy project and to execute MoU with KSIDC for clearing the existing legacy waste at dump site in Chelora.  Detailed waste characterization of study of dumpsite at Chelora was done by the Pollution Control Board.

28 Sl. Corporation/ Identified Area Status site No Municipality (acre)

3) Palakkad Kanjikode 15  M/s Organic Recycling Systems Private Limited (Land acres and M/s. Blue Planet Environment Solutions India taken over Limited have completed the incorporation of SPVs from Kerala in the name of Blue Planet Kannur Waste State Solutions Private Limited to take up the Electricity development of the project. Board Ltd. in advance  Consortium has selected agency for the preparation possession) of DPR, waste quantification and characteristic study in Kannur district and the agency could not commence due to lock down announced in connection with Covid 19 pandemic. 4) Kollam Kureepuzha 7.05 (Govt. land)  Letter of Intent (LOI) issued to the consortium by M/s. Zonta Infratech Pvt Ltd.,the successful bidder of the project on 12-3-2020 and consortium accepted the LOI and the Consortium has taken steps to incorporate the SPV and reserved Venad Waste Management Private Limited as the name of the SPV with the Ministry of Corporation Affairs. Consortium requested for an extension of time for the incorporation of SPV due to current lock down announced as part of Covid 19 pandemic.

 For biomining the site, the Corporation informed that draft agreement to be executed with M/s.Zonta Infratech Pvt Limited is vetted by the Corporation’s Standing Counsel and the same will be placed in the next Council meeting for approval. 5) Ernakulam Brahmapur  Action is being taken for the widening of 20 approach road am (Govt. acres land)  As the financial closure was not achieved by G. J. Ecopower Pvt Ltd., Secretary, Kochi Corporatation was directed to take steps to cancel the concession agreement executed.

 KSIDC was authorized to take immediate steps to float an RFP for the selection of suitable concessionaire to set up Waste to Energy plant at Brahmapuram.

 KSIDC floated e-tender to identify a suitable agency for the rehabilitation of MSW dump site at Brahmapuram. KSIDC submitted a proposal to constitute a Technical Evaluation Committee for technical evaluation of the bids.

29 Sl. Corporation/ Identified site Area Status No Municipality (acre)

6) Thiruvanantha Peringamala 15  Land identified for the solid waste processing puram (Govt. Land) plant for setting up the plant at Vizhinjam. The approval of the Board of VISL is to be obtained by the Board for the transfer of 15 acres of land on lease to KSIDC. The Board approval is to be communicated to the Port Department to issue necessary orders.

 Notice for environmental compensation was issued to Thiruvananthapuram Corporation for not identifying land for solid waste treatment plant and for not providing door to door collection. It has been stayed by the Hon’ble High Court. Land has been identified at Vizhinjam for setting up solid waste processing plant.

 Retendering has been done for the development of centralized solid waste treatment plant. 7) Thrissur Laloor (Govt. 15  Thrissur Corporation identified land at Land) Ollookkara village in Thrissur district.

 Vide GO (Rt) No 111/2020/LSGD dated 13/01/2020 State Government has accorded sanction to Thrissur Municipal Corporation to purchase the identified land at Ollookkara Village in Thrissur district and to hand over the same on lease basis to KSIDC for the development of the project

 The matter is being placed before the Council for approval and further proceedings. 8) Malappuram Panakkad (Land in 10  District Administration Malappuram has possession requested Revenue Department for issuing with Kerala necessary orders to allot 8.09 acres of land in State Kurumbathoor Village in Thirur Thaluk, Industrial Malappuram district to KSIDC for the development of the WtE project. Developmen

t  The file is now pending with Land Board. Land Corporation) Board sought further details from the District Administration. District Administration has submitted the details as sought by the Land Board.

30 B. Progress in establishing Waste to Energy plants in two towns having population below 1lakh

Sl. Municipality Identified site Area Status No (acre) 9) Wayanad Sulthan 0.5  Construction started Bathery  Action to be taken on the installation of (Govt. Land) machinery

10) Idukki Munnar (Land 2  KSIDC has re – tendered project on 14th handed over by January 2020. M/s Kannan Devan  The technical bid submitted by the Consortium of Ms. Al Bucheeri Transport Est and M/s Hills Plantations Organic Recycling Systems Pvt Ltd was opened Pvt. Ltd) and evaluated based on the minimum eligibility criteria detailed in the tender document and the bid found eligible for technical presentation.

 No. and area (in acres) of uncontrolled garbage dumpsites and Sanitary Landfills: Disposal of solid waste:  Landfill sites identified : 2 (One at the regional level at Ernakulum)  Landfill constructed : Nil  Landfill under construction : 1 For Regional Sanitary Landfill, land (25 acre) has been identified at sit e of FACT at Ambalamedu, Ernakulam and action is being taken for take over.

Solid Waste Dumpsites :

 Total number of existing dumpsites : 38  Dumpsites reclaimed/capped : 6  Biomining started at Njalianparmbu dumpsite and work awarded at Kureepuzha Kollam. Tendering stage at Kottayam, Bhramapuam, Chelora. Out of the 38 dumpsites, drone survey to be done in 10 large dumpsite and total station survey in remaining dumpsites.  Proposal for co-incineration facility at Malabar cements is under consideration. Monitoring at Waste processing/Landfills sites

Sl. Name of facilities Ambient Groundwater Leachate Compost VOCs No. air quality quality Windrow composting Yes Yes Yes No No 1. plant, Kozhikode

2. Windrow Yes Composting plant, Brahmapuram  No. and area (in acres) of legacy waste within 1km buffer of both side of the rivers:  No. of drains falling into rivers and no. of drains having floating racks/screens installed to prevent solid waste from falling into the rivers:

31 Status of ULB wise Management of Solid Waste

Percentage of D2D As reported by Collection(Dry localbodies waste) Quantity of Non-Bio Site Auth Quantity Waste Institution Annual Population Projected Waste No of Community Household Degrada identified orizat Authori Sl.N Local of waste treatment al level Dump sites report District as per 2011 population generated collect Level SWM Level SWM Centralized ble for ion zation o body processe technology SWM identified (Form Census (2019) based on ors Plants Plants Waste Sanitary Appli granted population d (TPD) used Plants Manage IV) land fill ed (TPD) Non- Quantity Quantity ment Househ residen of waste of waste old (%) tial Collected processed premis (TPD) (TPD) es (%)

Material Collection Pipe compost- Land identified for the solid Facility in 87000 Nos., waste processing plant for 54 Biogas Plant (50,000 setting up the plant at locations 18 Nos of Vizhinjam. The approval of Resource working) of Regional 12 18.4TPD the Board of VISL is to be Recovery De 43.5TPD landfill 3 (Of which Under Thiruva service Biobin Aerobin obtained by the Board for Unit - 4 1 Thiruvanth 958000 996204 456 19.4 92.1 42.95 242.23 222 centralized Kitchen Bin- site one Yes processi Yes nthapura provide 109 of 15 (Thumboorm the transfer of 15 acres of numbers apuram managemen 19000Biocom identified dumpsite ng m City rs TPD land on lease to KSIDC. The Plastic t facility uzhi model ) poster-15833 at Kochi cleared) 53 Nos Biogas plant- Board approval is to be Shredding having 12 3982 Nos of communicated to the Port Units - 2 TPD 2.39TPD; Department to issue Nos other units- necessary orders. Tendering Bailing 109 has been done for the WtE Unit - 1 plant Number

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1(Kureepuzh a) • For Letter of Intent (LOI)issued biomining to the consortium by M/s. the site, the Zonta Infratech Pvt Ltd.,the Corporation successful bidder of the Material informed project on 12-3-2020 and Biogas plant- collection that draft consortium accepted the 1273 Nos. facility agreement to LOI and the Consortium has 13 biogas (working) of (200 sq Regional be executed De taken steps to incorporate plants of 2.5 TPD; ft)-one landfill with 2 Kollam Kollam 397000 412832 183 59.9 48.9 124 10.5 10.5 147 centralized Not the SPV and reserved Yes Yes No 5.6TPD; Pipe compost - Plastic site M/s.Zonta City managemen reported Venad Waste Management 13 aerobins 462 (working) shredding identified Infratech Pvt t facility Private Limited as the name of 3.9 TPD of 1 TPD; 720 machine at Kochi Limited is of the SPV with the Ministry biocomposter, (150 sq vetted by the of Corporation Affairs. biopot of 1.5 ft) - one Corporation’ Consortium requested for an TPD number s Standing extension of time for the Counsel and incorporation of SPV due to the same will current lock down be placed in announced as part of Covid the next 19 pandemic Council meeting for approval.

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Centralized Biodegradable waste in Regional 1(Retenderin treatment - Biogas plant- dumping yard at landfill g of Under Windrow Kochi Not 60 Brahmapuram . Windrow MCF- 8, site biomining of processi 3 Ernakulam 677000 703999 352 90 60 1200 308 215 304 composting Nil Yes Yes City reported Compost pits- composting. Retenderingof RRF-5 identified dumpsite at ng at 1212 waste to energy plant at at Kochi Brahmapura Brahmapur Brahmapuram m) am

Thrissur Corporation identified land at Ollookkara village in Thrissur district. Vide GO (Rt) No Total 111/2020/LSGD dated quantity of Organic Biogas plant- 13/01/2020 State Material Regional biodegrada Waste 632; Compost Government has accorded ble Converter-2 pit- 20118; 50 sanction to Thrissur collection landfill Thrissur Decentralis managed- Nos of 4 and biocomposter, Municipal Corporation to facility-8 site 4 Thrissur City 317526 330189 153 23.3 19.7 145 103 103 114 ed facility 1 (Laloor) No No Yes 6.71TPD 8TPD biobin and purchase the identified land Resource identified Non Biogas plant- four other at Ollookkara Village in recovery at Kochi biodegrada 9 units Thrissur district and to hand facility-3 ble over the same on lease basis 0.7TPD to KSIDC for the development of the project.The matter is being placed before the Council for approval and further proceedings.

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Windrow Composting. Work awarded to Zonta Infratech Private Limited for the construction of Waste to Energy Plant at Njaliyan parambu. A company namely M/s.Malabar Waste Management Limited was formed and they applied for registration in Kerala Single Centralized Window Clearance Portal treatment - Biogas plant Biogas-261 (KSWIFT) and to individual Regional 1(Njaliyanpa Non- Pipe compost- Material rambu) Windrow at public departments for clearance. landfill 5 Kozhikode Kozhiko 550000 571934 300 66.4 69.3 602 98 95 140 biodegrada utility place- 10250 collection Biomining Yes Yes Yes composting The company obtainedNOC site de ble- 4Nos facility-2 started at from State Environmental identified 0.75TPD Aerobins-28 Njaliyanpra Impact Assessment at Kochi mbu Authority. Suchitwa Mission submitted the proposal to Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs for approval of their sharein the VGF for the project. Clarification on the points was called for by the Ministry and the same is being processed.

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M/s Organic Recycling Systems Private Limited and M/s. Blue Planet Environment SolutionsIndia Limited have completed the incorporation of SPVs in the name of Blue Planet Kannur Waste Solutions Private Limited to take up the development of theproject. Consortium has selected agency for the preparationof Kitchen bin- Material 1(Chelora)M DPR, waste quantification 102 collection Regional oU with and characteristic study in Biomethanati Biogas - facility-2 landfill KSIDC for Under Kannur district and the 6 Kannur Kannur 356000 370197 109 63.5 89.3 44 15 15 107 Land Filling Not on of 0.25 40(working) Plastic site clearing the Yes processi Yes reported agency could not commence TPD Pipe Compost shredding identified existing ng due to lock down announced Trenching 1682(working unit at at Kochi legacy waste in connection with Covid 19 ) Chelora-1 at dump site pandemic. Govt vide in Chelora GO(Rt) No. 714/2020/LSGD dated 27-3- 2020 issued direction to Kannur Municipal Corporation to hand over the 9.75 acres of the land identified at Chelora on lease basis to KSIDC for the development of Waste to Energy project and to execute MoU with KSIDC for clearing the existing legacy waste at dump site in Chelora.

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Biogas Resource Windrow Plant(Dhee composting Recovery nabandhu) Facility - plant of 6 Nos with 13TPD, SWM

capacity of Biogas Plant Plant, 1TPD Chudukad Centralised 6 Nos - 3.25 Windrow composting plant, Under Biogas Biogas Plant u and TPD vermic composting plant, processi 7 Attingal 37648 39150 17 48.5 100 43 16 16 17 plant 407 Nos - Yes 1 Yes Yes decentralise and biogas plant ng (Portable) Vermi 0.85TPD Plastic d systems 5 Nos with Compost 1 Shredding

capacity of No wih Machine -

107.5 capacity of SWM

kg/day 0.25 TPD Plant, Chudukad u

Decentralis Aerobins-37 Biogas plant- At Neduma MCF-1; 8 60161 62561 25 6.2 62.5 22 1.5 1.5 8 ed Ring 200 Nil regional Nil No No Yes ngad RRF-1 treatment compost -15 Kitchen bin- level Thiruvanat 2617 hapuram

Biogas plant- At Neyyatti Decentralis Boiogas Aerobins 21 104 regional 9 nkara 70850 73676 30 48 18.3 88 3 3 10 ed plant-20 Biogas plant Compost pit- Nil MCF- 1 level Nil No No Yes treatment 10 14360

37 Compost (Thumboorm uzhi Model) 33 bins at 33 Biogas Plant - Decentralis locations 200 Nos Pipe At with capacity MCF-3; 10 Varkala 40048 41646 17 69 88 18 4.8 4.8 9 ed Compost - Nil regional Yes -one Yes Yes Yes of 33 RRF-1 treatment 2500 level Cubicles Biogas Plant 1 No - 100Kg

2.9TPD of biodegrada

ble waste Biogas plant- At Decentralis Compost pit, Karunag and 21 MCF-1; regional 11 47483 49377 21 29.4 20.6 35 7 1 6 ed Vermicompo Nil Nil Yes Yes Yes apally 0.3TPD of Compost pit- RRF-1 level treatment sting. biodegrada 8521 ble waste is managed.

Biogas Plant - 1 No - Taluk Biogas Plant Hospital 1 No - Biogas Plant - Market, Decentralis 106 Nos At Biogas Chandamukk 12 Kottarak 31256 32503 13 66.6 20.1 58 1.34 1 4 ed Ring compost- Nil MCF-29; regional Nil Yes Yes Yes Plant u ara treatment 250 RRF-1 level (Portable) Aerobic 1 No - compost - 8 Pipe Compost Kollam Boys HSS 28 Total -16 biogas plants

Decentralis 8 biogas Pipe compost- At Under 13 Paravur 36798 38266 15 100 100 32 2 2 5 ed 10 biogas plant,Aerobi 162 Nil MCF regional Nil Yes processi Yes (South) treatment plant ns-4 Biogas plant- level ng 121

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39 Material Aerobic Collection compost -2 Biogas-1250 Facility - Decentralis bins at 2 Pipe Compost- 233sq ft - At 14 48648 50589 20 100 100 127 20 10.5 20 Not Nil Nil Yes Yes Yes ed locations 5000 233 regional reported treatment withcapacity Compost pit - locations level of 12 6500 Small cubicles collection facilities)

1.4TPD of Pipe compost- At

Decentralis biodegrada Aerobins- 6 1010 MCF-1; regional 15 29171 30335 12 0 3.5 4 1 0.8 4 Nil Nil No No Yes ed ble waste bins 3 unit s RRF-0 level treatment is Ring compost managed - 250

At Pandala Decentralis 0.89TPD Compost bins regional 16 m 41604 43264 17 60 0 1.5 1.5 5 ed of waste is 2650 Nil Not given Nil No No Yes level treatment managed

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Pathanamt

hitta 0.92TPD of biodegrada Biogas plant - At Under Pathana Decentralis ble waste Biogas Plant 400 MCF-3; regional processi 17 mthitta 38002 39518 16 28 8 17 1 1 5 ed and 2 Nos Compost pits- Nil RRF-1 level Nil Yes ng Yes treatment 0.35TPD Aerobin-5 520 of non biodegrada blewaste managed

Biogas Plant 4.79TPD 2 with of capacity of Biogas Plant - biodegrada 350 kg 170Nos At Thiruval Decentralis ble waste regional 18 52883 54992 22 100 100 55 1.4 12 Nil MCF-1 Nil No No Yes la ed and Biogas Plant Pipe Compost level treatment 1.5TPD of 1 with 2360 Nos non capacity of biodegrada 750Kg ble waste

Biogas Plant - Aerobic 1964 Nos. Decentralis Compost At 1 Under 19 Alappuz 174000 180953 72 94 82 76 58 25.15 21 ed Not given (Thumboorm Pipe compost- Nil MCF-23; regional (Sarvodayap Yes processi Yes ha treatment uzhi Model) 1263 Nos. RRF-3 level uram) ng 29 units Biobin- 6000 Nos

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Aerobic Compost At Under Decentralis (Thumboorm Chengan regional process 20 23456 24393 10 13 60 25 0.5 0.85 3 ed Not given uzhi Model) - Nil MCF-1 Nil Yes Yes nur level i ng treatmen 12 bins at 1 t location

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Aerobic Composting Compost At Under Decentralis units-90 Cherthal (Thumboorm MCF-1 regional processi 21 45827 47658 19 74 98 35 0.6 0.6 6 ed Not given Biogas plant- Nil Nil yes Yes a uzhi Model) - RRF - 1 level ng treatment 350 26 bins at 2 Compost pits- locations 850

Alappuzha Composting Plastic units-783 At Under Decentralis 2.02TPD Aerobic unit Shredding Biogas plants- regional processi 22 15588 16211 13 93 77 30 1 1 5 ed is 5 Nil Machine - Nil Yes Yes 87 level ng treatment managed 1 Number Compost pits- 1579

Material Biogas Plant Composting Collection Aerobic unit-1431 Facility - compost Biogas plant- 1 location At Under Decentralis 0.06 TPD Kayamk (Thumboorm 364 regional processi 23 71376 74228 30 31 40 9 2.72 2.5 10 ed is Nil Nil Yes Yes ulam uzhi Model 4 Compost pits- Resource level ng treatment managed bin) 4450 Recovery Location Pipe Compost Facility with capacity 1950 1 location of 24 kg/day

Aerobic Compost Decentralis (Thumboorm Biogas plant- At Under 24 Mavelik 26421 27477 11 69 85 6 1.3 3 ed Not given uzhi Model) 242 Nil MCF-1 regional Nil Yes processi Yes ara treatment 12 bins at 1 RRF - 1 level ng location with Pipe Compost capacity of 165 10kg/day

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8800 Ring compost 1800 Decentralis Aerobins -36 At Biobin unit 25 Changan 127987 133102 54 21 0 Not 3 20 ed Not given treating Nil MCF-1 regional 1 No No Yes included in assery given treatment 2TPD RRF - 1 level 2019-20 project and is under process

Aerobic 750 biobin

composting included in At Decentralis (Thumboorm 2019-20 Erattupe MCF-1 regional 26 29675 30861 13 78 2 62 3.5 3 7 ed Not given uzhi mode) - project and Nil 1 No No Yes tta RRF - 1 level treatment 24 bins will supply from march Biogas plant: 2020 28 nos

Ring Compost Biogas Plant Decentralis at location - 450 Nos At Ettuman MCF-1 27 26423 27479 11 10 57 56 4 ed Not given withcapacity Nil regional Nil No No No oor RRF - 1 treatment of 500kg Bucket level Compost- 150 Nos

Aerobic Compost (Thumboorm Biogas plant - Decentralis uzhi Model)- 1400 Nos At 1 Kottaya MCF-1 28 136812 142279 57 104 18 ed Not given 62 Nil regional (Vadavathoo No No No Kottayam m RRF - 1 treatment Pipe Compost- level r) Biogas Plant 2300 Nos 52

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Biobin - 43 Aerobic Nos Compost Vermi (Thumboorm Compost - 26 uzhi Model) - Nos 6 bins at 1 Biodigester At Decentralis location with Pot - 4 Nos MCF-1 regional 29 Pala 123000 127915 52 35 21 14 2 7 26 ed Not given capacity of Ring Compost Nil level Nil No No Yes treatment 30kg - 59 Nos Bucket Biogas Plant Compost - 170 1 location Nos withcapacity Pipe Compost 100 Kg 5162 Nos

Aerobic compostin g (Thumboo Aerobic rmuzhi At composting Decentralis mode) -4 Biogas Plant - regional 30 23234 24162 10 64 3 (Thumboorm Nil MCF-1 Nil No No No ed bins at 2 135 level treatment uzhi mode) - locations 3 bins at 1 location Biogas Plant - 1 bin at 1 location

Composting MCF- 1 unit-1505 At Decentralis Nos Kattapan Biogas plants- regional 31 42646 44350 18 77 98 82 3.24 3.24 11 ed Not given Not given Nil RRF- 1 Nil No No Yes a 345 level treatment No Compost pit- 450

Idukki

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Biogas Plant MCF- 2 2 Nos 1 Nos Tonne Resource At Decentralis Biogas Plant - Thodupu Recovery regional 32 52045 54125 22 67 1 81 4 4 10 ed Not given 928 Nil Nil No No Yes zha Vermi Facility level treatment compost - 7 (300s ft)- bin at 1 1 No location

Centralised Kitchen bin - At Not Centralised 10 Centralised plant at 33 Aluva 24110 25073 10 43 23 given 7.84 Not given 3 treatment Not given plant at Brahmapuram RRF - 1 regional Nil No No Yes Brahmapura Pipe compost level m 43

RRF-2 Nos; Decentralis Biogas - 504 MCF-1; At 34 Angama 33465 34802 14 0 0 Not 0.5 0 4 ed Aerobins-2 Biogas plant Nos Biodigest regional Nil No No Yes ly given treatment 1No Pipe compost er bins- level 979 300Nos SWAP shop-1 No.

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Biogas Aerobic

Plant - Compost Biogas Plant - Hospitals, (Thumboorm 310 Nos At Decentralis Hotels, uzhi Model) regional 35 Eloor 31468 32726 14 36 91 81 0.87 0.87 5 ed TCC 4 bins at 4 Nil MCF-1 Nil No No Yes Biodigester level treatmen Canteen locations Pot - 350 Nos t with capacity 1TPD

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Centralised Biogas plant-9 At

Kalamas Centralised plant at Compost pit- Centralised plant at MCF-1; regional 36 71038 73877 30 42 40 19 Not given Not given 9 Not given 1 No No Yes sery treatment Brahmapura 800 Brahmapuram MRF-1 level m

Biogas Plant At Decentralis 1 No with Koothatt Not regional 37 17942 18659 8 0 2 0.8 0 3 ed Not given capacity Biogas 16 Nil Nil Nil No No Yes ukulam given level treatment 150kg

Biogas plant-

202 At Decentralis Windrow Kotham Compost pit- MCF-1; regional 38 114574 119153 48 62 52 25 6 6 14 ed Not given compost Nil 1 No No Yes angalam 2303 MRF-1 level treatment plant Kitchen bin 10000

Biogas Plant - 166 Nos

Biodigester

Pot - 215 Nos

At

Centralised Centralised plant at MCF-4; regional 39 Maradu 44704 46490 19 12 7 66 0 0 6 Not given Not given Bucket Nil No No Yes treatmen Compost - Brahmapuram RRF-1 level t 2330 Nos

Pipe Compost 940 Nos

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Composting - Ernakulam At Decentralis 5 bins at 1 Muvattu Kitchen bin regional 40 30397 31612 13 7 3 28 7 ed Not given location (not Nil MCF-1 1 No No No puzha 24 level treatment working)

Biogas Plant

1 bin with

Aerobic capacity compostin 100kg (not g working) (Thumboo

rmuzhi Vermi Biogas Plant -

model) -1 Compost - 1 25 Nos At Decentralis North bin at 1 bin with MCF-1; regional 41 31503 32762 14 100 89 185 2 2 7 ed Nil 1 No No Yes Paravur location capacity 1 Pipe compost RRF-1 level treatment with TPD 2500 Nos capacity 4 Cubic (Not Windrow Operating) Compost - bin with 3 TPD Capacity

0.75TPD Biogas Plant - of 161 Nos biodegrada

ble waste Biodigester is Bio-gas, Pot - 1500 At Decentralis managed Perumba aerobic Nos MCF-1; regional 42 28110 29233 12 29 0 12 2.32 1 8 ed 0.75 TPD Nil Nil No No Yes voor compost, RRF-1 level treatment of non MRF Ring Compost biodegrada - 1000 Nos ble waste Pot compost- is 894 managed

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At Decentralis Biogas -150 MCF-1; regional 43 Piravam 27229 28317 12 41 100 66 2.04 2.04 5 Not given Not given Nil Nil No No Yes ed Pipe compost- RRF-1 level treatment 874

At 44 Thrikka 77319 80409 33 80 100 124 7 7 10 Centralized Not given Not given Biogas 31 Centralised plant at Nil regional Nil No No Yes kkara treatment Brahmapuram level

Aerobic compostin Material g 1.62TPD of Collection (Thumboo biodegradabl Biogas Plant - Facility - rmuzhi e waste is 300 Nos 1 No model) - 2 managed (Non bins at 2 0.124 non Biodigester Operation Decentralis locations biodegradabl Pot - 125 Nos At Thripuni Centralised plant at ) regional 45 92522 96219 39 87 86 46 Not given Not given 14 ed with e waste is Nil No No No thura Brahmapuram level treatment capacity managed. Bucket Plastic 14 unit & Thumbur Compost - Shredding 8 unit muzhi model 2400 Nos Machine at 1 No Biogas Anapparamb Pipe Compost Plant - 1 u -41 ward 10000 Nos Baling No with Machine 100 kg 1 No capacity

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Thumbur muzhi model

at At Under Decentralis 5 SWM Anapparamb 83 SWM 46 Chalakk 49525 51504 21 100 60.5 54 5 5 10 Windrow composting MRF-1; regional Nil Yes processi Yes ed Plants(50k u (41 ward ) Plants(207.5 udy (2tpd) RRF-1 level ng treatment gcapacity) Vermicompo kg capacity) sting Biogas - 3(33kg/day)

Biogas Plant - Decentralis Vermi 614 Nos At 47 Chavakk 39098 40660 17 42 100 31 4 Not given 14 ed Not given composting Nil MCF-1; regional 1 No No Yes ad treatment 1.5TPD Pot Compost - RRF-1 level 548 Nos

Biogas Plant- 400 At Decentralis Biogas Bio Composting Guruvay MCF-1; regional 48 70012 72810 29 32 96 58 4 4 15 ed Plant(3.5tp organic units-2545 Windrow Compost (2TPD), Nil No No Yes ur RRF-1 level treatment d) management Compost pits- 1899 Kitchen Gardening

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Biogas Plant - 382 Nos At Decentralis Thrissur Irinjalak SWM plt- SWM- Composting MCF-2; regional 49 62532 65031 26 47 86 130 5.51 1.5 12 ed Nil 1 No No Yes uda 2 (600KG) 2(600kg) units-2577 RRF-1 level treatment Compost pits- 5702

Non bio degradab l Aerobic e waste Compost segragate (Thumboo d at Biogas Plant - rmuzhi source 650 Nos Model )-6 level and At Decentralis bins at 3 Aerobic collected Kodung Pipe Compost Windrow Compost -1No- regional 50 94883 98675 40 70 80 84 10 9 22 ed locations composting and Nil No No Yes allur 2600 Nos with capacity of 4TPD level with handed treatment Compost pits- capacity of over to 4840 10 kg/day Clean Composting Kerala units-455 Company and other private agencies for

composting

plant Bio bin -1628 1.889 TPD Aerobic Nos Biodegradabl Windrow Composting Plant- At 51 Decentralis compost Biogas-73, Kunnam e waste 4.5 TPD; 5 Acres of land is MCF-1; regional 54071 56232 23 100 100 6 3 3 10 ed (Thumboo Compost pits- Nil No No Yes kulam managed, available with the llocal RRF-1 level treatment r Mozhi 2906, 0.81 TPD bodies for waste model) Compost unit- Non processing. 508 biodegradabl

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1.93TPD waste Compost units At Decentralis Vadakka 1918, Biogas- MCF-2; regional 52 15674 16300 23 34 100 40 1.6 Nil 9 ed managed( Nil 1 No No Yes nchery 100,Compost RRF-1 level treatment Bio&Nonb iodegradab pits-4471 le)

0.482 TPD Pipe Compost biodegrada 1000 Nos ble waste Decentralis 1.43 TPD At Under managed, 53 Cherupl 30730 31958 13 58 89 22 0.2 1.2 4 ed Nonbiodegra Biogas Plant - Nil MCF-1; regional Nil Yes processi Yes assery treatment 0.427 TPD dable waste 200 Nos RRF-1 level ng Non managed. Composting biodegrada units-1050 ble waste managed.

Biogas Plant - 55 Nos

Biogas Aerobic bin Bucket At Under Chitttur- Decentralis Plant - 5 (Thumboorm Aerobic Windrow Compost - MCF-7; regional processi 54 Thattam 33000 34319 14 100 100 56 Nos 2 7 ed bins at 5 uzhi) - 8 bins Composting Plant -1 bin Nil Yes Yes 1168 Nos RRF-1 level ng angalam treatment locations at location with capacity 3 Tons/day

with capacity Ring Compost 50kg/day/bin - 239 Nos Composting units-1407

Pipe compost- Decentralis 40; biogas At Mannar Not 55 39463 41040 17 84 58 0 0 6 ed Not given Not given plant -20; Nil MCF-1 regional Nil No No Yes kadu given treatment Biocomposter- level 315

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Palakkad Biogas plant- Decentralis 58 At 56 Ottapala 53792 55942 23 81 89 56 1.4 8 ed Not given Not given Pipe compost Windrow compost MCF-1; regional 1 No No Yes m treatment 182 RRF-1 level

Windrow composting is in operation. 15 Acres of land Decentralis Pipe compost- is available at Kanjikodefor At Under 57 Palakka 131000 136235 55 40 11 156 0.2 1 29 ed Not given Biogas plant 2500; Ring setting up solid waste MCF-7; regional 1(BPL Yes processi Yes d treatment 1 compost-60 processing plant. Tendering RRF-1 level Koottupatha) ng process is going on. Asper annual report 2.1 Hectre of land is available.

Open At Under Decentralis composting Biogas plant- MCF-1; regional processi 58 Pattambi 28632 29776 12 0 0 20 1 3 Not given Nil Yes Yes ed in trench 69 RRF-1 level ng treatment

At Decentralis MCF-1; regional 59 Shornur 43533 45273 19 100 82 65 4.5 2.8 6 ed Not given Biobin Biogas 276 Nil Nil No No Yes RRF-1 level treatment

Pipe compost- 420; Biogas At Kondott Decentralis plant- regional 60 28794 29945 12 80 12 160 0.12 0.12 4 Not given Not given Nil MCF-1 Nil No No No y ed 18(45kg/day); level treatment Ring compost- 123

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Material

Recovery

Fcaility - 3 number Biogas Plant - 1 Plastic number Shredding with Machine -

capacity of 1 number Incinerator. At Decentralis 250kg/day Aerobic 61 Kottakk MRF,MCF,SWAP SHOP, regional 44382 46156 18 13 26 15 1.2 1.2 5 ed ( not compost - Not given Baling Nil No No Yes al BIOBIN, Ring compost level treatment working) 12 bins Machine - under construction) Aerobic 1 bin number, compost- Reuse 10 bins (Swap shop, Repair shop, Recycling industrie s ) -1 unit

62 Biogas plant- At Under Decentralis Malappu 31; 1 Hectre land is available for MCF3; regional process 101000 105036 43 80 27 24 2.2 2.2 13 ed Not given Composting Nil Yes Yes ram Composting waste processing RRF-1 level i ng treatment units-1061

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Aerobic Compost

(Thumboorm

uzhi model)-

8 bins at

ward 33

Biogas Plant At Under Decentralis Pipe Compost Biogas-1 at ward 14 Windrow Compost-1 TPD regional process 63 Manjeri 97104 100984 41 0 44 16 3 1 15 ed 2844 Nos MCF-3 1 Yes Yes (1000kg) Trenching Ground-1 ton level i ng treatment Vermi Compost- Trenching Ground-

500kg

Biogas Plant - At Decentralis 71 Nos. Pipe Malappura Nilambu Not Temporar regional 64 46366 48219 20 37 29 0.3 0.3 8 ed Not given Not given compost-135; Nil Nil No No Yes m r given y level treatment Biocomposter- 75

Biogas Plant - At Decentralis 200 Nos Parappa MCF-1; regional 65 35243 36651 15 100 53 90 1 1 4 ed Not given Not given Nil Nil Yes No Yes nangadi RRF-1 level treatment Biodigester Pot - 300 Nos

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Material Bio bin - 1000 Recovery Nos Facility -

1 No Biogas Plant -

Windrow 480 Nos At Under Decentralis Plastic Perinthal Compost - 1 regional process 66 49723 51710 21 38 34 52 6 6 12 ed Not given Nil Shredding Nil Yes No manna No Biodigester level i ng treatment Machne - Pot - 1189 1 No Nos Baling Pipe Compost Machne 700 Nos - 1 No

Pipe

compost- At Decentralis One (Private parties 364; Biogas MCF-8; regional 67 Ponnani 90491 94107 38 80 70 49 4 4 15 ed Not given Aerobin -1 property used for Nil No No Yes plant-22; RRF-1 level treatment landfilling) Biocomposter- 686; Bucket compost-235 Pipe Compost

200 Nos Biogas At 68 Decentralis Plant in 4 MCF-1; regional Thanoor 44973 46770 19 29 79 0 0.3 0.3 6 ed Not given ODF Latrine - Nil Nil No No Yes locations RRF-1 level treatment 400 Nos Ring compost- 67

At 69 Decentralis Pipe Compost Thiroora regional 56632 58895 24 45 25 28 1.4 1.4 10 ed Not given Not given 1850 Nos 86 Cents of land is available MCF-1 Nil No No Yes ngadi level treatment

Pipe compost- 230(0.21TPD) At 70 Decentralis ; Kitchen bin- MCF-1; regional Tirur 56058 58298 24 100 100 38 1.7 1.1 8 ed Not given Aerobin Nil 1 No No Yes 1480(1.2TPD) RRF-1 level treatment ; Biogas plant-

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Biogas plant- At Decentralis Valanch Biogas 28; regional 71 35795 37225 15 100 30 13 0.04 0.04 5 ed Not given Nil MCF - 1 Nil No No Yes ery plant -14 Composting- level treatment 230

At Decentralis Aerobin-1 Pipe compost regional 72 Faroke 32122 33406 14 48 5 18 2 2 6 ed Not given (50 kg/day) 1550; Biogas Nil MCF-1 Nil No No Yes level treatment plant-50;

72 At Under Decentralis Koduval (Harith regional processi 73 48678 50623 21 100 100 0.6 0.6 7 ed Not given Not given Not given Nil MCF-1 Nil Yes Yes ly a level ng Karma treatment Sena

1. Material Collection Facility - 1. Thumboor 1. Portable 2 At Decentralis muzhi model biogas 250 2. MRF - Koyilan regional 74 71873 74745 30 60 8 100 10 2.5 11 ed Not given composting - nos Nil 1 Nil No No Yes dy level treatment 11 unit 2. pipe, ring 3. plastic 2. biogas and vermi shredding plant - 500 compost - mechine - kg per day 1933 nos 2 4. Bailing Kozhikode Mechine 1

At Mukka Decentralis Kitchen bin regional 75 m 40670 42295 17 90 91 38 0.525 0.525 5 ed Not given Not given 301 Nil MCF-1 level Nil No No Yes treatment

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Pipe compost At Decentralis Not 100 regional 76 23576 24518 10 100 0.25 0.25 3 ed Not given Not given Nil Not given Nil No No Yes given Kitchen bin level treatment 300

At Ramanat Decentralis Ring Compost regional 77 tukara 35937 37373 15 100 100 Nil 0.01 0.2 4 ed Not given Not given - 320 Nos Nil Not given Nil No No Yes level treatment

Pipe Compost

520 Nos, Ring Compost- 20, compost-615, At Decentralis Vadakar Thumboor Biogas- 100, MCF-13, regional 78 75295 78304 32 89 100 63 7 10 18 ed Not given 1 No No Yes a muzhi-1, Bucket RRF-2 level treatment Ring compost- compost-1 450,Biobin- 150

0.508 TPD Biodegrad 1.3 TPD 0.4 TPD able waste Biodegradabl Biodegradable Decentralis At Under managed,0 e waste waste 79 Kalpetta 31580 32842 14 60 81 32 6 6 4 ed 8 Acres of land is available MCF-1; regional 1 Yes processi Yes .561 TPD managed, managed, 0.11 treatment in Vellaram kunnu Kalpetta. RRF-1 level ng Non 0.869 TPD TPD biodegrada Nonbiodegra Nonbiodegrad ble waste dable waste able waste managed. managed. managed

Wayanad Vermi 1.7401 Decentralis TPD composting At Mananth 80 34663 36048 15 40 47 26 0.2 0.2 4 ed Biodegrad 317 MCF-1 regional Nil No N0 Yes avady level treatment able waste Biogas 217 Managed. Pipe compost 4100

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0.5 Acres of land is At Decentralis Sulthanb Biogas plant - available in Sulthan bathery regional 81 23333 24265 10 0 0 23 0.5 9.1 14 ed Not given MCF-1 1 No No Yes athery 192 construction of the plant is level treatment going on.

Aerobic Compost Material (Thumboo Collection rmuzhi Facility - Model ) - (40m2) - 6 units at 3 1 No; locations Plastic with Biogas Plant - Shredding At Decentralis capacity of 179 Nos Machine - regional 82 36290 37740 16 100 98 28 1 1 5 ed 2000 Not given Ring Compost Nil 1 No; Nil No No Yes level treatment kg/bin; - 3033 Nos Baling Biogas Machine - Plant - 1 1 No; unit with Reuse capacity strategy(S 40kg/day WAP Shop, Repair shop etc.) Swap shop -10

Windrow Compost - 1 Biogas plant 5 At Under Decentralis bin with Pipe compost regional processi 83 40369 41982 17 98 65 39 2.5 2.25 7 ed capacity of 110 Nil MCF-1 Nil Yes Yes level ng treatment 5TPD (Not Ring compost working ) 341

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Aerobic Compost Vermi Material (Thumboo composting Collection rmuzhi andtrenchin Facility - Model ) - g 310 sqft At Decentralis 5 Bins Koothup Pipe compost regional 84 29619 30803 13 100 90 64 2 0.5 13 ed Nil 1 No No Yes arambu Aerobic 2752 Nos Material level treatment Compost Recovery (Thumboorm Facility - uzhi Model ) 4000 sqft - 21 Bins

Biogas Plant

1 bin with capacity MCF-1; Kannur 250kg/day Ring compost RRF-1; At Decentralis 2500 Nos. Mattan Plastic regional 85 47078 48959 20 96 69 52 13 13 7 ed Not given Vermi Nil Nil No No Yes u r Shredding level treatment Compost - 1 Pipe Compost Machine - bin with 1500 Nos. 1 number capaciy 5TPD

Kitchen bin At Decentralis and ring regional 86 17438 18135 8 60 26 40 2.5 0 2 ed Not given Not given Nil Nil Nil No No Yes compost - level treatment 1200

Pipe MCF- At Under Decentralis Payyanu Windrow compost- 1;RRF-1; regional process 87 72111 74993 30 100 71 44 6 6 15 ed Not given Nil 1 Yes Yes r composting 1750; Kitchen Plastic level i ng treatment bin-645;other shredding

units-1440

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Road side Vermi locked Compost - bins for bin with At collecting Sreekant Decentralis capacity -1 Ring Compost regional 88 17630 18335 8 100 88 30 0.5 3 Not given Nil non Nil No No Yes apuram ed TPD (Not - 125 Nos level biodegrad treatment working able waste since 2007) - 20 locations

Biogas Plant 3 bins at 3 Biogas Plant - At Under Decentralis Thalasse locations 1021 Nos regional processi 89 ry 92558 96257 39 51 1 97 5 5 20 ed Not given with capacity Nil MCF-1 level 1 Yes ng Yes treatment of 1 Ton Pipe Compost 5200 Nos

At Decentralis Thalipar Windrow Composting MCF-1; regional 90 72465 75361 31 87 19 34 1.5 1.5 11 ed Not given Nil Nil No No Yes ambu Composting units-4800 RRF-1 level treatment

Material Collection

Facility -

Aerobic (1000sqft

Compost Aerobic )- 1 No

(Thumboo Compost Biogas-2220 rmuzhi (Thumboorm Resource Ring compost- At Decentralis Model ) - uzhi Model ) Recovery Kanhang 2500, regional 91 73536 76475 31 100 28 43 8 20 11 9 bins at 2 - 20 bins at 3 0.5 Hectre land is avaiilable. Facility - 1 Yes Yes Yes ad ed Kitchen Bin- level locations locations 1000sqft - treatment 17400, Pipe with withcapacity 1 No compost- capacity of of 3222. 1000 1000 kg/bin Plastic

kg/bin Shredding Machine - Kasaragod 1 No. Baling Machine - 1 No.

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Pipe compost- At Under Decentralis 800, Biogas- Kasarag MCF-4; regional processi 92 131000 136235 55 86 32 17 3 3 20 ed Not given Not given 13, Ring Nil 1 Yes No od RRF-1 level ng treatment compost- 8244

Biogas-44, Thumboor Aerobic Biogas-2840 Decentralis muzhi (4 compost Pipe Compost At 93 Nileshw 40802 42433 17 100 100 30 1 8 8 ed unit (21bin 1 unit, 2840 Nos, 80 Cents land is available. MCF-1; regional Nil Yes Yes Yes aram treatment having 2 4bin 1unit, Ring compost- RRF-1 level bins), (1 3bin 2 unit) 1998, Biobin- unit 3350 having 4

3521 880 932 1837

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VI. B io-medical Waste Management: As per Annual Report in the whole state for the year 2019-2020:  Total Bio-medical generation: 42932 kg/day  No. of Hospitals and Health Care Facilities:13869  Status of Treatment Facility/ CBMWTF: The Common Bio Medical Waste Treatment Facility in Kerala is IMAGE situated at Kangikkode, Palakkad which treated about 36852.931 kg/day of Bio-Medical Waste.

VII. H azardous Waste Management: As per Annual Report in the whole state for the year 2019-2020:  Total Hazardous Waste generation: 314488.2 Metric Tonne/year  No. of Industries generating Hazardous waste : 1617  Treatment Capacity of all TSDFs : 90 Metric Tonne  Avg. Quantity of Hazardous waste reaching the TSDFs and Treated: 43.732 Metric Tonne  Details of on-going or proposed TSDF : Nil VIII. P lastic Waste Management:  Total Plastic Waste generation: 1,31,400 TPA (as per annual report in the whole state for the year 2019-2020.  Treatment/ Measures adopted for reduction or management of plastic waste :  Ban of single use plastic items including plastic carry bags irrespective of thickness in the State w.e.f 01/01/2020 vide G.O.(Ms)No.6/2019 Env dated 27/11/2019;G.O.(Ms) No. 2/2020 /ENVT dated 27-1-2020 and vide GO no G.O.(Ms) No.4/2020 Envt dated 16/02/2020

 Material Collection Facility - 837; Resource Recovery Facility-151; Recyclable plastics (hard and soft plastics) are taken by rag pickers for recycling in the State and outside the State; Clean Kerala Company collected 655.59 T of plastic(soft) in the year 2019-2020. Tarring of 308.92 km of PWD roads and 764.8 km of LSGD roads was done during the year 2019-20. Almost all the brand owners who obtained registration from the Central Pollution Control have not furnished reports to the State Pollution Control Board and hence it is not possible to quantify or verify the quantity of plastic waste if any taken back by them.

 As per the direction in GO(Ms) No 6/2019/Envt Dated 27.11.2019 officials from District Pollution Control Board inspected various shops and market places through out the state and identified 93 number of violators . Notice imposing and mahasar were issued to the violators . Notice imposing Rs 10,000/- issued as fine to each violators.

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IX. D etails of Alternate Treatment Technology being adopted by the State/UT :

Electro coagulation method is being adopted for sewage treatment in STPs. Consent for the same is being issued by the SPCB subject to certain conditions such as safe disposal of sludge uninterrupted power supply, regular maintenance of electrodes, etc.

X. I dentification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution a nd action as per NGT order on insitu treatment:

Polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution were already identified and according to that action plans were prepared and submitted to CPCB. STPs were proposed in the action plans wherever necessary. Measures for management of waste were also incorporated in the action plans. In situ primary treatment were proposed for the river stretches Bharathapuzha and Pamba in the action plans. As part of the Cochin Metro Rail Limited’s Integrated water transported system project 5 STPs are proposed at Elamkulam, Vennala, Edapally, Puthukalavattom and Perandur for treating the water coming through drains and discharging treated water to water bodies.

XI. Details of Nodal Officer appointed by Chief Secretary in the State/UT: Vide G.O.(Rt)No.93/2020/WRD dated 28.01.2020 Government of Kerala nominated Deputy Secretary (Projects),Water Resource Department as the nodal authority, Government of Kerala for monitoring the compliance of the directions in the order on fortnightly basis and to maintain record of progress and to act as an accountable person to the Chief Secretary for the purpose.

Vide G.O.(Rt)No.223/2020/WRD dated 12.03.2020 Government of Kerala appointed a monitoring committee comprising of Additional Chief Secretary, Water Resources Department as Chairperson and Principal Secretary, LSGD, Principal Secretary, Environment, Secretary, Water Resources Department and Staff officer to Chief Secretary as nodal officers & members.

XII. Details of meetings carried under the Chairmanship Chief of Secretary in the State/UT: Regarding OA 514/2019 (Solid Waste Management) Chief Secretary convened meetings on 22.09.2020 and 25.09.2020 Regarding OA 804/17 ( Implementation of Hazardous and Other Waste Management Rules, 2016) Chief Secretary convened meeting of 16/10/2020. Additional Chief Secretary Labour Department had convened 1st meeting on the same for Chief Secretary on 09/10/2020. Meeting of State Level Advisory Committee (SLAC) on Waste Management, chaired by Chief Secretary is being conducted in the State regularly to discuss the various matters. 38 such meetings were conducted in Kerala so far. Last SLAC meeting was conducted on 12.02.2021.

XIII. Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river: Latest Monthly Progress Report, Analysis report of 21 Polluted River Stretches & Overall Status of Water Quality Analysis as per January,2021 are attached as Annexure I.

XIV. Ground water regulation: As per the consolidated report submitted in O.A. No.496/2016,

65 the Ground water Department is implementing a “Scheme for Ground water Conservation and Recharge”. Under this scheme, rain water collected from the roof-top is harvested for recharging the aquifer through dug wells and recharge pits. The recharging of deep aquifers through bore wells are also being experimented. The total budget outlay during the period 2019- 2020 was 450 lakhs. It is estimated that there are about 65 Lakhs dug wells in Kerala and the ground water extractions by means of traditional dug wells are prevalent source of fresh water. There are number of public dug wells left abandoned and needs renovation. These dug wells can be considered as suitable stretches to recharge ground water. The Central Groundwater Board has prepared a Block wise master plan in 2015 to take up artificial groundwater recharge to groundwater. The same can be used as a guideline to stream line groundwater recharge activities of the Department. The State Government has enacted the Kerala Groundwater (Control and Regulation) act 2002 to provide for the conservation of groundwater and for the regulation and control for its extraction and its use in Kerala. The State Groundwater Authority has been constituted on 16.01.2004 to notify the area where groundwater abstraction is to be regulated. As per the Act Groundwater User’ refers to the person who are using ground water from a pumping well ( > 1.5 HP for Open dug wells and > 3 HP for BW/TW ) for any purpose including domestic purpose. In notified blocks of the state, permiot it required for the consruction of new groundwater abstraction structures.

The Groundwater Department has been conducting mass awareness programmes to public., students, people’s representatives, government officials etc. on groundwater conservation and management in all Districts under the Plan Scheme “ Control and Regulation of Groundwater Exploitation for the effective groundwater management. During the last 4 years, the department has conducted more than 100 numbers of awareness programmes across the State.

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The Ministry of Water Resources , River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation (Central Groundwater Authority) has recently issued a new guide lines to regulate and control groundwater extraction in the country in pursuance of the directions of Hon’ble National Green Tribunal and the powers conferred under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) act, 1986 (29 of 1986) dated 24th December 2020. XV. G ood irrigation practices being adopted by the State: Irrigation in Kerala is classified into two schemes. 1) Major Irrigation and Medium Irrigation 2) Minor Irrigation As per the classification followed by the department, schemes having a cultivable command area upto 2000ha are treated as minor irrigation works. Medium irrigation works are those with irrigable command area of more than 2000 ha, but less than 10,000 ha. Those schemes above 10,000 ha are classified as Major irrigation schemes. Surface flow irrigation method is currently practiced in Kerala. As the department is more focusing on effective utilization of available water for irrigation as well as for its efficient use, new types of irrigation methods like micro/community irrigation for cash crops and horticrop are proposed under this scheme. 1) Major Irrigation and Medium Irrigation The Irrigation department develops and maintains major and medium irrigation schemes/projects across the state. The primary activity of the Department is providing irrigation facility to the farmers of the State through its system comprising reservoirs, main canals, branch canals, feeder canals and other related infrastructure. The department maintains water distribution through the canal system. Water distribution is being carried out based on the cropping pattern of a particular area and a water distribution calendar prepared and approved by a committee headed by the District Collector with members of farming community, other stake holders and department officials. For proper distribution and maintenance of the canals Water Users Association (WUA)/ Farmers Association plays an important

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2) Minor Irrigation Minor Irrigation schemes are divided into Class-I and Class-II

depending on the ayacut served. Schemes serving above 50Ha up to

2000Ha are classified as MI Class-I. Lift irrigation schemes are also Minor irrigation schemes serving at least 40Ha.Aims to Construct RCBs, SWECBs, ponds, VCBs, check dams, salt water barriers, storage weirs, cross bars, and protection works etc. a) MI Class-I schemes Minor works like improvements to tanks and rivulet, construction of check dams, sluices, regulators, bunds, vented crossbars, salt water barriers, layout of channels and drainage structures etc are usually undertaken under MI Class-I schemes. b) MI Class-II Schemes Minor irrigation works including construction of vented cross bars, canals, improvements to natural drains etc are taken up under this scheme. c) Lift Irrigation  Lifting of water is required for irrigating fertile land at a higher elevation where gravity flow of stored water is not possible. Although mechanical lifting is required, these schemes are very useful and serve the marginal farmers of the State.  Optimum utilization of water by supplying designed quantity  Works involving lifting of water with a command area not less than 40 hectares come under this category.  This will increase in the ground water table in high altitude areas, Ensure water availability to farmers before the cropping period.

 This will reduce agricultural loss in high altitude areas due to water scarcity, their by reducing distress to farmers.  At present the Irrigation Department has under its control 450 Lift Irrigation Scheme (LI schemes) with a total Ayacut of 43170ha. d) Micro Irrigation  Micro-irrigation system is a modern method of irrigation in which water is delivered slowly. Usually in the form of discrete droplets, continuous drops, streams, etc. Micro-irrigation system is popular these days for its

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low cost and water-efficiency.  The benefits of micro irrigation and precision farming are well demonstrated with an average increase in yield by three times. Pepper as a case in point shows enhancement from 1.9 kg/wine to 6/wine on precision agriculture. Coconut also shows increase in productivity to 150 nuts per plant as against 45 without precision irrigation support.  In the coming year department is planning to implement at least one micro irrigation scheme in each district with the coordination of line departments and farmers. Steps are initiated to identify the location as well as crops in coordination with the agriculture department. XVI. Rain Water Harvesting: In compliance with the Hon’ble NGT Order dated 11.09.2019 in O.A. No. 496/2016, the consolidated report of Kerala State regarding the present status of the implementation and action plans on rain water Harvesting for conservation of water was submitted by the Kerala State Government on 27.11.2019 . The same is attached as Annexure II.

The State Groundwater Department has been implementing a scheme for Groundwater Conservation and Recharge under plan fund made available since 2004-05. The project component includes roof top rainwater harvesting for groundwater recharge through dug wells, recharge pits, bore wells and recharge shafts and construction of subsurface dykes and small check dams un micro water shed basis. The recharge schemes are being implemented as a long term measures to achieve sustainable groundwater development in the State. The Department is engaged in recharging groundwater through roof top rain water harvesting in public buildings and government schools and giving priority to implement such structures in notified blocks. The Department has successfully implemented roof top rainwater harvesting through recharge pits to enhance groundwater levels of dug wells in the Kattakkada Constituency of Thiruvananthapuram District. The Constituency was officially declared in November 14th 2019 as the first assembly constituency in Kerala to implement artificial groundwater recharging structures in all Government schools and offices. The State Groundwater Department has implemented 169 nos of recharge pit/direct dug well recharge schemes, 4 check dams and one sub surface dyke during the 12th plan period. In the 13th plan period as on October 2020, the Department has completed 370 nos of recharge pit/dug well recharge

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schemes and 18 nos of bore well recharge schemes.

The Department has also taken initiatives to implement roof top rainwater harvesting structures in order to replenish the aquifer system in Chittur (Over- Exploited ), Malampuzha and Kasaragod (Critical) blocks under Jal Shakti Abhiyan Programme by Ministry of Jal Shakthi Government of India.

XVII. D emarcation of Floodplain and removal of illegal encroachment a. Kerala receives about 90% of the annual rainfall during the monsoon months from June to August and from October to November. The remaining period from December to May is practically dry. Most of the rain water received during monsoon period flows to sea within 48 hours of rainfall due to the character of the geographic terrain of the state.

b. State Disaster Management plan 2016 was prepared by National Centre for Earth Science Studies in 1:50,000 scale using satellite images. c. Based on the request of central water commission, Government of Kerala constituted Regional Committee for scientific assessment of Flood prone areas in Kerala. d. Flood-level marking for the flood affected rivers has been carried out. Steps have been taken for conducting the studies regarding Flood plain Zoning. Due to the peculiar topography and dense population, evacuation of people from these zones is difficult.

XVIII. M aintaining minimum e-flow of river. a. As per order of the Hon’ble NGT dated 9/8/2017 in OA no 498/2015 it is mandatory to maintain 15% - 20% of average lean season flow.  For lean flow calculation the process of data collection for the last 25 years of all 44 rivers during summer months I.e from January to May is been undertaken .  Study of individual rivers needs to considered for maintaining e- flow during lean season. Storage structures/diversion structures needs to proposed at certain locations to regulate the e-flow.

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XIX. P lantation activities along the rivers: Proposal submitted by Irrigation Department. Waiting for approval. XX. D evelopment of biodiversity park: As per the action plan for Kallai River, a bio park in Kozhikode district is proposed by Irrigation Department and as per the action plan of Karamana river, Bio diversity park at Karamana is implemented by Irrigation Department and 96% work is now completed and remaining work is in progress. Also for other action plans of polluted river stretches, proposals are submitted by Irrigation Department and action is initiated.

As stipulated by the Biological Diversity Act 2002, Biodiversity Management Committees (BMC) are mandated with conservation of Biodiversity in their localities. In Kerala BMCs has being established at all 3 tiers of local bodies. As part of the 13th five year plan, KSBB had started a project to empower Local Self Government Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC) as Model BMC to conserve Biodiversity by providing a minimal assistance of Rs 5.00 lakh. The lists of various projects relating to river bank conservation by planting suitable species/ biodiversity parks in the river banks being undertaken by BMCs during the last two years are given below: 1. Ayiroor Grama panchayat, Pathanamthitta – Planting of Homonoia riparia along the banks of Pamba River 2. Ayarkunnam Grama panchayat, Kottayam - Conservation of Homonoia riparia along the banks of Meenachil River. 3. Mariyapuram Grama panchayat, Idukki - Harithapuram park- Eco restoration and conservation of Periyar River bank severely damaged due to flood. 4. Kottur Grama panchayat, Kozhikode - (a) Establishment of Biodiversity Park near Kuttiyadi river (b) Biodiversity gardens (50 units) 5. Vanimel Gramapanchayat, Kozhikode - Conservation of Vanimel river bank 6. Kurumathur Grama panchayat, Kannur – (a) Afforestation along tributaries of river banks of Kuttikol river, river (b) Planting of Pandanus along canal banks 7 . Muzhakunnu Gramapanchayat, Kannur - Puzhayora Oushada

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Sughandha Udyanam along the banks of river.

As part of Rebuild Kerala Initiative a project on Riverine Biodiversity Rejuvenation of Pamba for an amount of Rs 200 crore is being undertaken. The project aims at Protecting river banks and conservation of riparian vegetation using locally available plants. The major activities ongoing are: 1. Restoration of riparian vegetation on degraded river banks in selected 10 Grama Panchayats (Ayiroor, Cherukol, Kozhenchery, - Angadi, Ranni- Pazhavangadi, Ranni, Ranni-Perunad, Vadasserikkara, Vechoochira and Naranammoozhi) belonging to three Block Panchayats viz., Elanthoor, Koipuram and Ranni in 2. About 77,000 saplings of 93 species of riparian plants are being planted along a stretch of 93 km. 3. Ensure sustainable livelihood for the local people through providing training for developing microenterprises and establishing nursery of native species.Develop a sustainable community based management model

of conservation of aquatic ecosystems. 4. To create awareness and sensitize local population and students for promotion of riparian ecosystem services.

XXI. R euse of Treated Water: Possibility of utilizing the treated effluent for irrigation, gardening, industries, construction and recharge are being explored. The DPR for tertiary treatment of effluents of STP at Muttathara is ready and in TS stage.

XXII. M odel River being adopted by the State & Action Proposed for achieving the b athing quality standards: Tirur-Ponnai river, Malappuram

XXIII. Status of Preparation of Action Plan by the 13 Coastal States: As per the NGT order in O.A 829/2019 dated 22.06.2020 regarding the remedial action to restore sea water quality along the Indian Coastal areas, the Hon’ble NGT ordered that “All States/UTs through their concerned departments such as Urban/Rural Development, Irrigation & Public Health, Local Bodies, Environment, etc. may ensure formulation and execution of plans for sewage treatment and

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utilization of treated sewage effluent with respect to each city, town and village, adhering to the timeline as directed by Hon'ble Supreme Court. STPs must meet the prescribed standards, including faecal coliform. CPCB may further continue efforts on compilation of River Basin-wise data. Action plans be firmed up with Budgets/Financial tie up.” In compliance with the order, CPCB instructed that the State PCB shall associate National Centre for Coastal Research, Chennai under Ministry of Earth Science for monitoring and assessment of coastal water within the jurisdiction of the Kerala State up to 5 km from shore and to evolve strategies for protection of the coastal areas in association with Coastal Zone Management Authority in the State and Prepare time bound comprehensive action plan along with implementing agency in consultation with Kerala State Coastal Zone Management Authority for control of coastal pollution in Kerala State. Also the State Government has instructed the Board to prepare action plan by consulting CUSAT . Based on this, the Member Secretary of Kerala State Pollution Control Board has conducted meeting with officials of CUSAT, National Centre for Coastal Research, Kerala State Coastal Zone Management Authority and also with the field level officers through video conferencing. Action plan for control of coastal pollution was sent to CPCB for approval on 13/01/2021.

XXIV. R egulation of Mining Activities in the State/UT:

Indian parliament has enacted the Mines & Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 and it stipulates for the conservation, prudent and discriminate exploitation of minerals with a view to secure maximum benefit to the community. In exercise of powers conferred by section 13 of Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act 1957, the Central Government has framed the Mineral concession Rules, 1960. The Central Government has also framed the Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988 in exercise of the powers conferred by section 18 of the Act. These Rules are applicable to all minerals except coal, atomic minerals and minor minerals. The powers of framing rules for minor minerals have been delegated to the State under section 15 of the mines Act. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 15 (1) of

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the Act the State has framed the Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules 2015 and Kerala Minerals ( Prevention of Illegal Mining, Storage and Transportation) Rules 2015 for the regulation and extraction of minor minerals. The Central Government in exercise of powers conferred by section 18 of the Act has also framed the Granite Conservation and Development Rules, 1999 for conservation & systematic development and scientific mining of the granite resources. The grant of reconnaissance permit, prospecting license or mining lease are governed by the central Act. The State with the prior approval of the Government of India grants permission for reconnaissance permit, prospecting license or mining lease for major minerals. The state Government issue quarrying permits and leases for minor Minerals based on the Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2015. Other Acts and Rules which govern the mineral administration of India applicable to the State are the following: 1. The Mines Act, 1952 (Act 35 to 1952) 2. The Mines Rules, 1955 (35 of 1952) 3. The Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 4. The Mines Rescue Rules, 1985 5. Mines Vocational Training Rules, 1966 6. Payment of wages (Mines Rules , 1966) 7. Payment of undisbursed wages (mines rules, 1989) 8. The Indian Explosive Act, 1884 9. Air (Presentation & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981( 14 of 1981) 10. Environment (protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) 11. Indian Registration Act, 1908 (Central Act of Act 16 of 1908) 12. Kerala Protection of River Banks and Regulation of Removal of Sand Act, 2001 13. Kerala paddy field and wetland conservation Act, 2008. 14. Kerala Panchayath Act.

There is no large scale mining activity in Kerala as in other parts of the country. Almost all the mines are open cast and limited in areal extent. The important mines of major minerals are china clay, laterite/bauxite, limestone and lime shell. Mineral sands and silica sand are excavated by scooping and quartz is being extracted by taking trenches and pits. The important minor minerals in the state 74 are granite, building stones, dimension stone, laterite, tile/brick clay and ordinary sand. The state owns mineral deposits like placers, china clay (kaolin), lime stone, silica sand, bauxite, graphite, iron ore, granite etc. The major mineral based industries like Indian Rare Earths Ltd. (Chavara), Kerala Minerals nad Metals Ltd. (Chavara), Malabar cements (Walayar), Travancore cements Ltd. (Kottayam), Kerala ceramics (Kundara) Travancore Titanium products Ltd. And English Indian Clays Ltd, Thiruvananthapuram, Excel Glass Industry, Alappuzha, Kerala Clays

and Ceramic Products Ltd. (Pazhayangadi) are some of the mineral based industries working in the State since several years. A number of tile based industries are also functioning mainly in Thrissur and Kozhikide districts. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 15(1) of the Mines and Mineral (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957, the State has framed the Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1967 for regulating the extraction of minor minerals. The State with prior approval of the Govt. of India grants permission for reconnaissance permit, prospecting license or mining lease for the first schedule minerals on first cum first served basis. In addition to EIA requirements as stipulated by the Central Govt, an EIA report is insisted on all mining activities before granting mining lease. No quarrying permits or leases are granted in the State unless there is a Mining plan duly approved by the competent authority. Afforestation of the reclaimed areas is promoted. Environment Rehabilitation is insisted in all mining projects. The Kerala District Mineral Foundation Rules 2018 has been formed with an objective to work for the interest and benefit of persons and area affected by mining related operations. The permissible activities under District Mineral Foundation includes among other things, developing sources of irrigation, development alternate sources of energy and rain water harvesting, conservation measures of biodiversity of the affected areas.

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XXV. Action against identified polluters, law violators and officers responsible for failure for vigorous monitoring:

Notices have been issued from the Board to 51 Grama Panchayaths, 11 Urban local bodies, 130 health care facilities and directions have been issued to 2 Corporations for violation of the rules noticed.

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National Mission for Clean Ganga Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KARAMANA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by state/UT-Compliance status No. 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in- 31/03/20 Sewage Generation -128 MLD(from Thiruvananthapuram situ remediation 20 Corporation area and adjoining local bodies ) Sewage Treated - 80 MLD Existing CSTP Capacity-107MLD(Muttathara, Trivandrum) Other Individual STP-3.57 MLD(from establishments like Highrise Buildings, Hospitals, etc. ) Progress on Expanding the sewage networks submitted by KWA attached Commencement of setting up of STPs and 31/03/20 Progress report on setting up connecting all the drains and other sources of 20 STPs connecting Drains are generation of sewage to the STPs must be not submitted ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action 31/03/20 plans including completion of setting up STPs 20 and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate Vide G.O.(Rt)No.223/2020/WRD dated monitoring mechanism at state level 12.03.2020, Government of Kerala appointed a  Specifying accountability of nodal monitoring committee comprising of Additional Chief authorities not below the Secretary Secretary, Water Resources Department as level Chairperson and Principal Secretary, LSGD, Principal  Chief Secretaries may have an Secretary, Environment, Secretary, Water Resources accountable person attached in their Department and Staff officer to Chief Secretary as office for this purpose. nodal officers & members.  Monitoring at State level must take Fortnightl place y Commen cing 21.12.20 19 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources Complete including drains contributing to river d 11 Polluting Drains pollution and action as per NGT were identified order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage Sewage Generation -128 MLD(from Thiruvananthapuram networks Details of Existing Corporation area and adjoining local bodies )Sewage Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Treated - 80 MLD in 107 Proposed along with completion MLD CSTP(Muttathara,Trivandrum) timeline Other Individual STPs-3.57 MLD(from establishments like Highrise Buildings, Hospitals, etc. ) Proposed expansion of sewer network , additional STP as mentioned in action plan submitted by KWA (III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, There is no existing CETP in Proposed along with completion polluted stretch. No CETP proposed as there are no timeline, No. of industries and industries identified in polluted stretch. complying status

(iv) Status of Solid Waste Management & Solid waste generated-353.58 TPD Details of Processing Facilities Solid waste treated -349 TPD Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Gap- 4.58 TPD Analysis, Proposed along with Details of Solid Waste Management is included in the completion timeline Action Plan.

(v)Latest water quality ofpolluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river; Water quality submitted as Annexures

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific  The Two Bridges in the polluted waste management including bio-medical Stretch(maruthoorkadav and thiruvallom) which waste, plastic waste and decentralizing were susceptible to waste dumping into the river waste processing, including waste was provided with fencing of adequate height. generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation Restoration of waterbodies and cleaning of ponds and wells are done.

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices, Mentioned in status report submitted by Irrigation dept

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Mentioned in status report submitted by Irrigation dept Zones (FPZ),

(x) Rain water harvesting, One of the major activities proposed for controlling flood in Thiruvananthapuram city is adoption of rain water harvesting and roof top rain water collection and storage system.

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow Mentioned in status report submitted by Irrigation dept of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river Mentioned in status report submitted by Irrigation dept

(xiii) Setting up biodiversity parks on flood Bio- diversity park at Karamana II phase - walkway ,gate, plains by removing encroachment fencing, lightening etc-96% completed-Work in Progress.- Implemented by irrigation dept ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KARAMANA, KERALA

1. Short termplan

Prog Progress Progress in Progress in Implem ress in the the month the month No. Activity enting Time line % works Details of works remaining in month of of of completed agency the Novembe December JAN 2021 r mon th of Octo ber

Pumping lines When 50 % of sewage (35 MLD)was diverted directly to the

STP on completion of laying of pumping line from Kuriyathy to from the terminal STP, overflow to TS Canal has completely stopped. DER for replacing old pumping main from Pattoor and Kannanmoola 2.1 pumping KWA May 2019 100% .1 stations submitted for AS. From Enchakkal only 5 MLD of sewage is namely being pumped to stilling chamber and hence urgent Kuriyathi, replacement not needed. Pattoor, Kannammoola and Enchakkal pumping stations are to be connected directly to STP at Muttathara

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a. 7 m dia. 9 m deep RCC well -

Completed b)Grit chamber -completed c)Interconnection works between existing and newly constructed well and grit T 7% 5% 85% chamber h completed. a d) Erection of pump sets and diesel generator –Pump sets Rehabilitation/ l delivered at site. upgradation of i Thaliyal and y 2.1 Aranoor KWA May 2020 a .2 Sewerage l Pump house by 7 rehabilitation 3 of existing well, % construction of 10% new well and b. a) Providing RCC lining for the existing two wells Second

grit chamber, well can be commenced only after erecting new pump sets installation of in the completed well.

newpump Pump sets supplied at site

Sets Aran 5% 5% 45% b) Diesel generator - orders placed by contactor. Notice noor issued to the Contractor for slow progress. Work 25% restarted. Pump set erection in progress.

2.1 5 MLD sewage KWA May 2020 6 5% 3% 10% 78% CivilWorksCompleted73%,worksofElectrical .3 treatment 0 & Mechanical components in progress. plant at % Medical College Installation of 65%

adequate 2.1 KWA March 5 0% 0% 75% Pumpsets arrived at site pumps in .4 2020 % Mudavanmug hal and Enchakkal pumping Stations 65% DG sets in all For Arannoor and Thaliyal Erection of diesel generator is

lift and already included in the item mentioned 2.1.2 above pumping For Enchakkal DG sets already exists. 2.1 KWA May 2020 5 0% 5% 75% stations– New D.G Sets arrived in the site .5 % Mudavanmu ghal, Aranoor, Thaliyal, Kuriyathi, Pattoor, Kannammola , Pattom, Murinjapala m and Enchakkal 2.1 Reconnect DEC 2020 5 0 0 0 5% Foot path cutting requested from M/s KRFB Road restoration 6 KWA sewer at Rajaji charges remitted. Road cutting sanction obtained. Directed Nagar, stop Contractor to start the work immediately. outflow of Work revised by rerouting the pipeline through main road in sewage into front of KSRTC terminal at Thampanoor. Amayizhanch anthodu, control storm water entry into sewer to avoid overflow in Thampanoor area. Sewage generated in Rajaji Nagar shall be diverted to main sewer line. Sewage generated in Thoppil area shall be diverted main sewer line

Discharge of

sewage in

Parayilkadav u shall be 2.1. KWA Completed 100 % completed 7 stopped as Rehabilitation work of existing pipe line is included in the there is work State Plan -2019-20- Rehabilitation of sewer line from overflow of Sathya Nagar to Karamana BHS and allied works. sewage reaches in houses having sewerage connection and this may lead to discharge of sewage into River Karamana

Divert the

sewer line 2.1. KWA Awarded 100% completed Work mentioned is same as the above work which is 8 from the completed. School compound of Government Karamana High School 4% Works completed – 59No. (Rs. 12.424 cr.) AMRUT-38,State plan-19 MLA ADF/SDF-2

Rehabilitatio

n by laying In progress – 16No. (Rs. 5.826 cr.) AMRUT-7, State 2.1. KWA May 2020 3% 5% 77% 9 new lines plan-9 MLA ADF/SDF-1 increasing 65% size of Out of 3 works to be arranged undersized a) one work was approved by Board and waiting for Govt sanction main and reconstructio n by dilapidated manholes for the last 3 years 3% Works completed - 16 No. (Rs. 2.82 cr.) AMRUT-7, Extension of 2.1. sewer KWA May 2020 3% 2% 72% State plan-8 MLA ADF/SDF-1 10 network

wherever

technically

feasible in 64% new areas of existing blocks

In progress – 9 No. (Rs. 15.65 cr.) AMRUT-5 State plan-

To bearranged–4Nos. (Rs. 6.64 cr.) State To be arranged– plan-4 4Nos. (Rs. 6.64 4 works need Land acquisition. Land acquisition process Cr.) completed for two works nearing completion as land acquisition State plan-4 charges amounting to2.3 Crores paid to District Collector. For one work 11(1) Notification done and one work LA in Preliminary stage

Procurement Estimate re-casted, TS revised and re-tendered. Two offers

of sewer 2.1. KWA Mar 2020 0% 0% 0% 0% received. Tender under scrutiny. 11 cleaning machines and equipment maintenance

* Out of the 100 wards in Thiruvanathapuram Corporation ,42wards (Blocks A to E) are fully/Partially covered with sewerage facility.For 35 wards ( Blocks F to R) design of sewerage networkis available but this needs modification in lieu of the change in demography and for the balance 23 wards new designs are to be prepared. The Long term measures are envisaged to cover the entire wards in the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation.For preparing DPR/DER for rehabilitation of existing sewerage system and for establishing sewerage system for uncovered areas of TVM corporation, an EoI has been called for. AS for the same is obtained under RKI (Govt. of Kerala)

Solid Waste Management ActionPlan

Implementing Time for Progress in the month of % works Details of works Agency complet January, 30-2021 completed remaining Sl.No Activity Unit ion Slaughter Thiruvananthapur Slaughter House- Work ho use and am Corporation March awarded to KEL Agreement 2.2.1 Rendering plant poultry 2021 executed duration-1 year. Site handed over. waste

Sanitation Kumarichanda: STP Plant (Bio facility and membrane bioreactor treat of Treatment plant Technology- 10KLD) conducted trail run to check waste water Dec whether the effluent is within 2.2.2 in the 2019 permissible limit as per KSPCB markets of Portable aerobic guidelines. Reports were Pangode, bins submitted by KSPCB. Kumarichan Pangode: Tender process is da going on. Thiruvananthapur Aero bins at various Work is in progress. 20% Facing issues with Provide places(28) am Corporation site acquisition. facility for 2.2.3 Proposed sites the treatment of 1. Moonnathumukku sewage, – Purampoku

2. Poonthura – HI sullage and Office garbage 3. Cheriyanmuttam– Poonthura generated in 4. Beemapally the Compound Poonthura 5. TsunamiColony 6. Mother Theresa slum area Colony between 7. KumariChantha 8. PoonthuraMarket Karamana 9. Moonnattumukku river and sea bridge 10. Ambalathara– Nilama 11. Fishermen Flat – Muttathara 12. PerunalliMarketr oad 13. Poundkadavuold market 14. Market behind Attiprazonaloffice March 15. Tsunami Colony 2020 near 110KV tower (Poundkadavu) 16. Near ValiyavilaVeli St. Thomas Church (Poundkadavu) 17. Near Kamalesshwaram HSS 18. Valiyaveetil Residence association 19. Near ArannoorGovt Quarters 20. Kunjalumoodu Junction 21. KumarapuramTha marabhagam(near comfortstation) 22. NaerKannammoola Bridge 23. Mannanthala Market 24. SanthiNagar Residents association 25. AlantharaKattayil 26. UlloorMarket 27. Museum RKVRoad 28. New NalanthaRoad

Thiruvananthapur Pondde-silting Joint inspection was The am Corporation conducted by discharge of Thiruvananthapuram waste water Issued notices to Corporation and KWA to from the thehousehold identify the site for the surrounding installation of STP and March 2.2.4 houses to affected area is identified. Project is prepared 2020 Report is to be submitted by the pond at for de-silting the KWA. Jagathy is to pond be stopped 2.2.5 Around 155 Thiruvananthapur Proposal for septic tank and Houses in am Corporation treatment system for 155 Kurukuvilak houses in kurukuvilakom, om, Kannettumukku is Kannettum submitted by KWA. ukku shall Conducted a joint inspection by Tvmp be Corporation and KWA. provided with septic and treatment system Identificatio Thiruvananthapur Fine imposed and 15.365 lakhs fine collected n of illegal am Corporation prosecution outlets into initiated

storm water 2.2.5 drains and fine shall be imposed on such units

Thiruvananthapur Regarding Three layers Bio- 60% Work is in progress, 2.2.6 Bio-Composter am Corporation composter Bin (for wet waste 30,000 units management in houses) installed. supply order issued and Biodegradab May installation of fifty Thousand le waste 2020 kitchen bin units is ongoing. DPR Sanctioned amount of State and Central share had released rupees 13,45,43,500 (partial). Work awarded. 30,000 units installed.

Thumboormuzhi Agreement Executed. Work 10% Work is 2.2.7 aerobic bins in progress. commencing in 4 14 units of aerobins sites – installation completed. Now Santhikavadam(4

work started at Powdikonam. units), Mananthala (6 units), Kuriyathuvila – 1 unit, Attipra – 5

units.

2.2.8 Community biogas TS approved. Agreement For agreement

not executed. execution sent to

council approval.

Organic Waste pr Send to council for review. 2.2.9 Converter Thiruvananthapur Portable biogas Dropped 2.2.10 am Corporation

Portable aero bins Work awarded. Sample 2.2.11 approved. 25 aerobin units will be installed readily. Ring compost Rejected by council due to 2.2.12 single agency in EOI. Hence retendered. Segregation bins Agreement Executed. 2.2.13 2.2.14 Thiruvananthapur RRC Work in progress. am Corporation Work in Manacaud site is going. Plastic Recycling Project detailing 2.2.15 unit stage.

2.2.16 Mobile MRF Specification Finalized. Electronic Weigh Send to council for 2.2.17 bridge review.

Biodegradab Solar electrical Specification 2.2.18 le waste cart finalized. Tender will be through GEM.

2.2.19 Swaps shops Work order given.

PET bottle Project dropped. 2.2.20 crushing

Community level Supply order unit regarding – will be reviewed in next 2.2.21 council. Napkin destroyer

Thiruvananthapur Animal AwaitingTS. 2.2.22 am Corporation Crematorium at Kattela

Thiruvananthapur Project dropped. 2.2.23 Urban Gardening am Corporation May 2020

Thiruvananthapur Upgradation of Work is in 50%50% 2.2.24 am Corporation present facilities progress. completed. Work completed in sites – Karamanapalam, Kunjalamoodu, Poojapura, Maruthoorkadavu

and Attakulangara.

Thiruvananthapur Capacity Building Process on going 2.2.25 am Corporation & IEC

Thiruvananthapur VGF 1st phase 2.2.26 Viability gap Fund am Corporation issued to Harithakarmasena. Prevent Thiruvananthapur KWA is authorized Close monitoring is entry of am Corporation to prepare and done by health stormwater implement proper May Squad and all Health 2.2.27 Inspectors are into sewer sewerage lines 2020 directed to issue line along under Amrut notice and with KWA scheme prosecution.

Take steps Thiruvananthapur Squad andFines Employees were to prevent am Corporation placed at various Special squad is the solid spots during night formed at to prevent dumping wastes in Corporation level. of Solid Waste in sewer line Health Inspectors drains and fines are as reported May being charged. 2.2.28 are authorized for by KWA 2020 Regarding to waste regularly throwing to public monitoring and place Corporation preventing the collected an amount wastedischarge of Rs64650/- as fine from 01.01.2021.

Monitoring

Activity Implementing Time line Water quality Water quality in Water quality in agency in July/ pre- August/ post- monsoon monsoon monsoon 2.3.1 River water quality Kerala State Ongoing; Annex 1a, 1b, 1c nil monitoring - Killiyar, Pollution monthly Karamana, ControlBoard Parvathiputhanar, Akkulam-Veli lake

2.3.2 Storm drains Kerala State Ongoing Annex 2 nil monitoring - Pollution Seasonal Amayizhanchantho ControlBoard monitoring du, Ulloorthodu, – pre- Pattomthodu, monsoon, Kannamoolathodu, monsoon, Thekkanakkara canal post- monsoon 2.3.3 Inspection and Kerala State Ongoing effluent quality Pollution NIL NIL Interval: monitoring of the Control Board Red – 1

flats, industrial units, month. service stations, Orange – 3 m. hospitals, hotels etc Green – 6 in m. Thiruvananthapuram Corporation area

2. Long termPlan

Seweragenetwork

3.

3. Long term Plan 3.1 Sewerage network Long term measures proposed Implementing agency Amount Required Time line Remarks (Rs.in Crore) 3.1.1 Extension of sewerage system 200.00 to Block F to G coastal belt 3.1.2 Extension of sewerage system to 700.00 Block H to R 3.1.3 Extension of sewerage system to 300.00 Newly added areas of corporation viz, 3.1.4 Providing sewerage system in 100.00 Three years Consultant for preparing project report for Block A to E uncovered wards of the Tvm Corporation 3.1.5 Rehabilitation of existing 100.00 appointed. Network and pump house in block A toE Kerala Water Authority 3.1.6 Procurements of equipments 10.00 for maintenance seweragesystem 3.1.7 Additional STP requirement 60.00

Total Amount required 1470.00

Solid wastemanagement

Long term measures Implementing agency Time Progress in the Progress in the Progress in % works Details proposed by line month of month of the month of completed of Thiruvananthapuram September October November works remaini ng 3.2.1 Acquire 58 acres of land and Thiruvananthapuram 5 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil rehabilitate 8150 families Corporation years from the banks ofRiver

De-silting anddevelopment No. Activity amoun Implementing Timelin Progress Progress Progress % works Details of tin lakhs agency e in the in the in the completed works month month month remaining of Sept of Oct of Nov 3.3. Development package for Irrigation 3 years 1 ParvathyPuthanar departmentIncluded in KIFB by KWIL 15000 includes cleaning of canal Kerala water ways & Infrastructure Ltd, 3.3. De-silting and development of Irrigation 1.5 2 AmayizhanchanThodu Department years 2500 Tendered with opening date 21.7.2020.NO RESPONSE and RETENDERED with opening date 24.9.2020 3.3. Improvements to Irrigation 1 year 3. Thekkenekara canal and de- 500 Department silting- Estimate submitted for sanctin 3.3. Karimadam tank Irrigation 1.5year 4 improvements, de-silting sheet Department s 450 Estimate Amounting to Rs. 114 lakhs piling/under preparation and submitted for sanction (Price ID providing fencing 2020/4430/IA) 3.3. Development of Karamana Irrigation 1.5year 4 nos of works amounting to Rs. 200 lakhs 5 basin Department s submitted to ThiruvanathapuramCorpn. And 3 nos of works amounting to Rs. 477 lakhs the submitted to CE I&A TVPM,List is attached herewith

A) 4 nos of works amounting to Rs. 200 lakhs submitted to ThiruvanathapuramCorpn

i) NGT-Karamana River 677 basin- Construction of

protection wall on the breached portion of left bank Submitted to TVPM Corpn for sanction of Karamana river near (estimate-50 Lakhs) KaimanamMaha Temple downstream of Pappanamcode iron bridge in Thiruvananthapuram corporation

ii) NGT-Karamana River basin- Fencing and silt removal for pollution Submitted to TVPM Corpn for sanction abatement initiatives for Killi (Amount-50 Lakhs) river in Thiruvananthapuram corporation. iii) NGT-Karamana River basin- Protection wall on the left side of Karamana river downstream Karamana bridge Submitted to TVPM Corpn for sanction near Kaladi check dam opposite (Amount -50 Lakhs) to Thaliyal Temple Kadavu in Thiruvananthapuram corporation

iv) NGT-Karamana River basin- Protection wall on the breached portion of right bank Submitted to TVPM Corpn for sanction of Karamana river upstream of (Amount -50 Lakhs) Kaimanam bridge near Sasthri Nagar in Thiruvananthapuram corporation. 3 nos of works amounting to Rs. 477 lakhs the submitted to CE I&A TVPM

i) NGT-Karamana River basin- Protection wall at RB of karamana River from Submitted to CE I& A TVPM for AttuppuramPallathukadavu in sanction Kaladi ward in Thiruvananthapuram (Amount -320 Lakhs) corporation. ii) NGT-Karamana River basin- Protection wall at RB Submitted to CE I& A TVPM for of karamana River near sanction Cocunut Valley in Kulasekharam in (Amount -45 Lakhs) Thiruvananthapuram corporation iii) NGT-Karamana River basin-Construction of shutters Submitted to CE I& A TVPM for at various portions in Karamana sanction River and KilliRiver in (Amount -112 Lakhs) Thiruvananthapuram corporation

STATE WATER MONITORING PROGRAMME (SWMP) 2021 Analysis Report for the month of JANUARY-2021

Name of River KARAMANA Date and Time of Sample collection 5/1/2021 Method of analysis SAMPLE ID Sl no. Parameters Peppara Aruvikkara Mangatukadavu Pallathukadavu Thiruvallom Moonnattumukku 1 Temperature,degree celsius 26 28 27 26 26 26 2 pH 6.9 6.8 6.5 6.8 6.7 6.9 3 Turbidity,NTU 1.8 3.5 5.2 5.5 6.2 6.9 4 Electrical Conductivity, 31 82 89 134 245 320 5 DO,mg/l 6.5 6.3 5.2 3.8 3.1 2.3 6 BOD,mg/l 0.7 1.2 3.4 4.6 7.8 7.2 7 NH3N,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 8 Nitrate,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 1.5 9 Chloride,mg/l 1 8 11 12 30 46 10 Phosphate,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 11 Total Alkalinity,mg/l 13 26 25 46 72 80 12 Total Hardness,mg/l 18 32 35 54 78 98 13 Calcium,mg/l 13 26 27 46 63 79 14 Magnesium,mg/l 5 6 8 8 15 19 15 Sodium,mg/l 0.7 5 5.8 6.3 15.6 23.9 16 Potassium,mg/l 0 1.1 1.1 2.1 5.8 5.1 17 Boron,mg/l 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 SAR 0.041775 0.229244 0.251644 0.225215 0.458087 0.625835 19 TC,cfu/100ml 300 400 800 1200 4400 16600 20 FC,cfu/100ml 100 100 300 600 1000 5100 21 Faecal Streptococci ND ND ND ND ND ND STATE WATER MONITORING PROGRAMME (SWMP) 2021 Analysis Report for the month of JANUARY 2021 Name of River Killi Date and Time of Sample 5/1/2020 Method of analysis SAMPLE ID Sl no. Parameters Karipoor Vazhayila Maruthankuzhi Jagathy KILLIPPALAM 1 Temperature,degree celsius 26 27 27 26 26 2 pH 6.8 6.7 6.8 7.6 7.7 3 Turbidity,NTU 5.2 4.6 6.1 6.5 8.2 4 Electrical Conductivity, 84 98 112 127 158 5 DO,mg/l 6.8 6.4 5.1 2.6 1.9 6 BOD,mg/l 2.3 3.1 3.6 6 7.8 7 NH3N,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 8 Nitrate,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 9 Chloride,mg/l 10 12 14 15 21 10 Phosphate,mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL 11 Total Alkalinity,mg/l 24 29 32 39 45 12 Total Hardness,mg/l 34 38 41 46 53 13 Calcium,mg/l 25 28 29 34 40 14 Magnesium,mg/l 9 10 12 12 13 15 Sodium,mg/l 5.2 6.3 7.3 7.8 11 16 Potassium,mg/l 1.3 1.4 2.3 2.5 2.8 17 Boron,mg/l 0 0 0 0 0 18 SAR 0.226612 0.259809 0.058834 0.292547 0.386023 19 TC,cfu/100ml 400 1100 1200 1400 1600 20 FC,cfu/100ml 100 400 400 600 700

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ANALYSIS REPORT OF THODU (Post Monsoon 2020)

Date: 24/12 /2020 Sl.No Stations Sample PH BOD Collection (Mg/l) Date 1 Pattom Thodu 11/12/2020 7 12 2 Thekkummoodu, 11/12/2020 6.7 8.4 Marappalam(After) 3 Thekkummoodu, 11/12/2020 6.9 9 Marappalam(Before) 4 Ulloor Bridge 11/12/2020 7.1 20.4 5 Cosmo (Before) 11/12/2020 6.9 14.4 6 Cosmo (After) 11/12/2020 7.3 15 7 Kannammoola 11/12/2020 7.1 9 8 Kannammoola,Swathy 11/12/2020 7.3 10.8 Nagar 9 Pattoor,Bhagavathy 11/12/2020 7.2 12 Temple 10 Pattoor,Bhagavathy 11/12/2020 6.9 16.8 Temple (After) 11 PoonthyRaad, 03/12/2020 7.2 13.8 12 Kims (Before) 03/12/2020 7.4 4.2 13 Akkulam Boat Club 03/12/2020 7.6 6 14 Amayizhanjan Thodu 03/12/2020 7.2 13.8 (End)

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Analysis Report of Drains (Post Monsoon) 2020

Sl.No STATIONS Sample pH BOD Collection Date 1 Pippinmoodu 21/12/2020 6.7 7.8 2 Mudavanmugal,Arattukadavu 21/12/2020 7.0 9.6 3 JagathyPalam 21/12/2020 6.7 31.2 4 Chadiyara 21/12/2020 6.6 4.8 5 Thamalam 21/12/2020 7.2 10.8 6 Mangottukadavu 21/12/2020 7.1 15 7 Thaliyal, Iyiranimuttom 21/12/2020 7.2 15.6 8 Killippalam(Thoppilkadavu) 21/12/2020 7.2 6.6 9 Kuriathy 21/12/2020 7.0 15 10 Moonnattumukku 21/12/2020 7.1 9

ASSISTANT SCIENTIST National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER PAMBA, PATHANAMTHITTA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v)Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER PAMBA, KERALA

No. Activity Implementing agency Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works month of January monthof completed remaining (as per 2021 February 2021 Action Plan)

A(a) No industries ------

A(a) Monitorng of river water quality Kerala State Continuing Pollution Control project Board C(ii) Establishment of de-centralized Mannar Panchayat, 31.03.2021 Mannar: - 95% Inauguration of solid waste treatment facility Kadapra/ Niranam Construction of 2 functioning. Panchayath aerobic compost units completed (One each in Grama Panchayat Office compound and near Mannar Private Bus Stand

Kadapra :-The bio- waste is treated at source and the non-organic waste is supplied to clean kerala company

Niranam :- Not submitted C Establishment of Material Mannar Panchayat, 31.03.2021 Mannar- 100% Construction of Collection Facility Kadapra/ Niranam Second Phase of permenant MCF collection of non- Panchayath building, collection biodegradable plastic materials is and transportation completed, of Non-bio segregated and degradable transported to Materials to RRF for Clean Kerala Company(CKC). A processing. total quantity of 2 tonnes is transported to CKC so far.

Kadapra:- 100%

Niranam:- Not submitted

C Resource Recovery Facility Mannar Panchayat, 31.03.2021 Mannar- 35% Collection and Kadapra/ Niranam As there is no RRF transportation of in Mavelikkara Panchayath Non-bio degradable Block Panchayat in which Mannar GP Materials to RRF for belongs, nearby processing Chengannur Block Panchayat has

agreed to receive the plastic materials collected and transported by Mannar GP. Mannar GP has started stockpiling of plastic waste materials collected through HKS in a hall above the

Vridhdhasadanam owned by GP and segregated and transported to Clen Kerala company.

Kadapra :- NA

Niranam:- Not submitted

C Installing household and Mannar Panchayat 31.03.2021 Construction of 2 100% Construction and community level solid waste aerobic compost operation of Aerobic management units units completed compost unit. (One each in Grama Panchayat Office compound and near Mannar Private Bus Stand. Second Phase of collection of non- biodegradable plastic materials is completed, segregated and transported to Clean Kerala Company(CKC). A total quantity of 2 tonnes is transported to CKC so far. C Door to door collection and Mannar Panchayat 31.03.2021 Second Phase of 100% The process has to transportation of municipal collection of non- be repeated biodegradable solid waste throught the year. plastic materials is completed, segregated and transported to Clean Kerala Company(CKC). A total quantity of 2 tonnes is transported to CKC so far. C Construction of small sewage Kadapra Panchayat 31.12.2020 town treatment plant with situated at mannar screening, septic tank and GP disinfection to the storm water drain of Parumala Town C Construction of small sewage Mannar Panchayat 31.12.2020 Due to the lack of 0% Not applicable treatment plant with space and fund, screening, septic tank and construction of small STP is not disinfection to the storm water included in the drain of Mannar Town annual plan of Mannar Grama Panchayat. It will be suitable if the Govt . takes necessary steps in this matter. C Construction of compound wall Irrigation 31.03.2021 Detailed project with fencing department report for holistic rejuvenation of the reaches is under preparation and will be submitted by this month.

C Removing light jungle and Irrigation 31.03.2021 Detailed project muddies from river courses department report for holistic rejuvenation of the reaches is under preparation and will be submitted by this month.

C Electrical-Light arrangements and Irrigation 31.03.2021 Detailed project Surveillance cameras department report for holistic rejuvenation of the reaches is under preparation and will be submitted by this month.

C Regualting activites in flood plain Irrigation 31.03.2021 Detailed project zone, protection and department report for holistic management of flood plain zone rejuvenation of the reaches is under preparation and will be submitted by this month. Greenery developmentPlantation Irrigation 31.03.2021 Detailed project plan. Plantation on both sides of department report for holistic the river, setting up biodiversity rejuvenation of the parks on flood plains by removing reaches is under encroachment preparation and will be submitted by this month.

C (b) (ii) Green Protocol implementation in Mannar, Kadapra/ 31.05.2020 Green Audit was 100% Continuation of all Offices institution & Public Niranam Panchayat conducted in Green Protocol . function Mannar GP Office and other 13 Government Offices within the Panchayat Area. 11 offices were certified to have fulfilled Green Audit parameters. Certificates were awarded to the successful offices and Suchitwa Padavi Declaration in Mannar GP was conducted 26/01/2021.

Kadapra:-Waste bin has been issued to all the offices in kadapra GP For sorting of bio- waste and non- organic waste. 5 offices have been declared as green offices and a letter has been issued to remove disposable items in the auditorium .

D(a) Issues relating to E-flow, Irrigation 30.11.2020 maintaining minimum department environmental flow of river (by having watershed management provisions) D (b) Irrigation practices Irrigation 30.04.2020 department E Awareness programmes for Kerala State 31.05.2020 sections of public Pollution Control Board C Management of municipal, LSGD 31.03.2021 plastic, hazardous, biomedical and electrical waste

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item nos as Activity Progress in Progress % works Details of works No. per NGT Order the month of in the completed remaining no.673/2018 dated January 2021 month of 20.09.2018 February 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground NOC has not Demand 1.As per the GEC water extraction by industries particularly in over been issued to based estimation all the exploited as critical zones/blocks industries for blocks in the District Ground Water has beencategorized as extraction SAFE. during January2021 2.Provisions of GW (control &Regulation) Act 2002 is implementing strictly for regulating extraction of GW resource in the district 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting Sanction from Expecting to All the blocks in the the complete the district is categorized Directorate work during as SAFEas has been February per GEC estimation. received for Kadapra-Niranam Area dugwell is not feasible for recharge Ground through pit. WaterRecharge. Work However, GW Tendered. recharging programme is taken up in some pockets in the midland area including Manimala basin. Where seasonal GW level fluctuation is noticed.

3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and Groundwater Periodical (i)Maintaining a remedial actions in case of contaminated ground samples assessment(R network of observation water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps collected from egular wells in 32 monitoring programme) varioushydrogeomorph wells Chemical ic units throughout the (borewells and analysis result district from which open wells) ofgroundwate water level and water and sent to r samples samples have been Analytical Lab collected collected periodically ,Thiruvanatha during and analysed. puram for November- (ii)generally chemical 2020 reveals groundwater quality is analysis that the gw good and potable quality is good and potable. 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation )Borewell/tub Continuing i)Borewell/tube well purpose, adopting good irrigation practices e well programme construction is construction is regulated in the district regulated in by insisting permit of the district by local bodies based on insisting the feasibility report of permit of local GWD bodies based ii) Promoting on the conjunctive use of feasibility groundwater and report of surface water for GWD. irrigation purpose. iii)Awareness ii)Promoting programmes organised conjunctive to the public to adopt use of rainwater harvesting groundwater measures and surface water for irrigation purpose

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER MANIMALA, ALAPPUZHA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ 31.03.2020 NIL remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all 31.03.2020 NIL the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.03.2021 NIL completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not 22.01.2020 below the Secretary level NIL  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person 22.01.2020 attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place Fortnightly NIL commencing 21.12.2019 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to Monthly NIL  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti (preferably before 20th of  Member Secretary,CPCB every month) 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with 2019-2020 Drains contributing to river pollution completion timelines on: where identified. The drains are seasonal (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains and water quality is above the require contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT limit, no insitu treatment is required. order on in-situ treatment. 2020-2021 Proposal for setting up an FSTP by

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Chengannur municipality is initiated.

Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along

with completion timeline - Since the area does not contain any (III) Status of CETPs industry and so no requirement of any Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap CETP, this action point is revised. Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status - The adjoining local bodies are in the stage of developing and establishing adequate (iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of solid waste management facilities also the Processing Facilities solid waste dumping issues were not Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, identified in the stretch during the field Proposed along with completion timeline visit held during past 1 year.

(v)Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, Water quality analysis result of the stretch drains with flow details and ground water quality in 2019-2020 up to January 2021 is enclosed. the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste 2019-2020 management including bio-medical waste, plastic Awareness campaigns to be initiated.

waste and decentralizing waste processing, including

waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation 2020-2021 No ground water pollution is noted in the area, so action yet to be initiated

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices 2020-2021 Action will be initiated.

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Action will be initiated.

(x) Rain water harvesting Action will be initiated.

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river Action will be initiated.

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river Action will be initiated.

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by Action will be initiated. removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER MANIMALA, KERALA

No. Activity Implementing agency Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of the month of month of completed works (as per Progress in the November December 2020 remaining Action 2020 month of Plan) January 2021

A(a) Monitorng of river water quality Kerala State Pollution Continuing Result Result Result 100% Nil Control Board project attached attached attached A(b) Rendering Plant at Eraviperoor or Eraviperoor/ Thiruvalla 31.03.2021 nil nil nil 0% Work to be Thiruvalla local body initiated C(ii) Fencing of bridges, desilting, Irrigation department 31.03.2021 nil nil nil 0% Work to be dredging and protection works, initiated surveillance cameras at vantage points C Preventing illegal discharge of Panchayath, Police , 31.05.2020. nil nil nil Nil Work septage and other waste water KSPCB pending due into the river. Formation of River to COVID Protection Group pandemic C Greenery developmentPlantation Irrigation department 31.03.2021 nil nil nil Nil Yet to be on both sides of the river, setting in association with intiated. up biodiversity parks in flood panchayath plains and removing encroachment C(b)(ii) Green Protocol implementatio n Kalloopara, 31.03.2020 Conducted Conducted Conducted More - in all offices, institution & public Eraviperoor, awareness awareness awareness than80 % functions Puramattom, Kaviyoor, programmes, programmes, programmes, media Peringara, Kuttoor media media panchayaths publicity, pamphlet publicity, publicity, distribution pamphlet pamphlet distribution distribution D(a) Issues relating to E-flow, Irrigation department, 31.03.2021 - - - - Work to be maintaining minimum Hydrographic survey initiated environmental flow of river (by department having watershed management provisions) C(ii) Establishment of decentralized Kalloopara, 31.12.2020 MCF work Local protest work stopped 0 % 100 % solid waste treatment facilities Eraviperoor, started against Puramattom, Kaviyoor, construction Peringara, Kuttoor panchayaths C Installing household & community Kalloopara, 31.12.2020 Tendered 93 Completed 1 Completed 1 15 mini 91 level solid and domestic sewage Eraviperoor, soakpit,93 soakpit,1 soakpit,1 MCFs,2 soakpit,91 waste management Puramattom, Kaviyoor, compost compost pit.8 compost pit.7 soakpit,2 compost pit,16 mini Peringara, Kuttoor mini MCFs mini MCFs compost pit pit,1 mini MCF panchayaths MCF C Door to door collection of solid Kalloopara, 31.12.2020 HKM started Stopped due Started D to D - - waste & Material Collection Eraviperoor, D to D to lack of collection Facilities (MCF) & Resource Puramattom, Kaviyoor, collection MCF. Revcovery Facilities (RRF) Peringara, Kuttoor panchayaths

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item nos Activity Timeline Progre Progress in the % works Details of No as per NGT Order ss in month of complet works no.673/2018 dated the December 2020 ed remainin 20.09.2018 month g of Novem Progress in ber the month of 2020 January 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground 31.03.2021 water extraction by industries particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting in 31.03.2021 Govt offices 3 NGT order in O.A NGT order in O.A no.496/2016 Identification of 31.03.2021 no.496/2016 illegal bore wells in the catchment area. Identification of illegal bore wells in the catchment area.

ANALYSIS RESULT OF KALLOOPARA 2020-2021

MONTHS 2021 Parameters Unit FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN PH - 6.9 6.9 7.1 6.6 6.8 6.7 7.8 6.9 6.9 6.8 7.1 7.4 Conductivity µS/cm 246 258 242 295 199 254.24 224.6 164 142 98 132 162.7 Turbidity NTU 0.9 0.9 0.9 1.1 0.9 1 0.8 BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL DO mg/l 8.8 6.9 7.8 7.6 7.2 6.9 5.9 6.2 7.3 7.2 6.8 7.2 BOD mg/l 3.1 2.7 3 3.2 1.8 1.2 1.7 2.4 1.3 1.9 2.1 2.3 COD mg/l 12 16 8 16 4 4 8 16 4 8 4 16 Chloride mg/l 50 50 50 60 30 60 30 20 20 10 20 20 Sulphate mg/l 9.9 10.4 9.6 6.3 3.8 1.74 37.31 21.6 2.8736 3.1607 2.62 5.8739 Phosphate mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL Nitrate Nitrogen mg/l 0.18 0.19 0.01 0.09 0.24 0.173 0.134 0.0841 0.198 0.31 0.122 0.162 Amm. Nitrogen mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL Alkalinity mg/l 50 50 60 40 60 50 30 20 50 40 50 50 T.Hardness mg/l 60 70 70 70 60 80 70 50 50 40 50 60 Ca. Hardness mg/l 30 40 40 40 40 40 40 30 20 20 30 20 Mg. Hardness mg/l 30 30 30 30 20 40 30 20 30 20 2 40 T D S mg/l 161.4 182.6 171.6 174.8 136.3 148.2 141.6 111 79 61.4 78.4 97.85 T F S mg/l 93.21 95.82 91.74 96.4 93.42 97.42 92.72 88.2 61.4 43.2 52.4 64.3 Fluoride mg/l 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 0.52 0.572 0.082 0.053 0.036 0.06 0.06 0.06 Sodium mg/l 26.4 27 25.06 22.1 17.3 19.6 13.8 11.2 30.3736 6.5 11.6 9.4 Potasssium mg/l 7.5 7.7 6.4 5.3 2.8 4.2 3.8 3.1 2.9 1.7 1.7 1.4 TSS mg/l 46.23 42.8 43.68 47.62 44.6 46.78 38.6 31.6 29.4 18.4 24.6 27.2 Tcoli No/100ml 900 700 500 200 200 500 900 1700 600 400 200 900 Fcoli No/100ml 400 300 200 100 100 200 500 900 400 300 100 500 Boron BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL TKN BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

ANALYSIS RESULT OF THONDRA 2020-2021

MONTHS 2021 Parameters Unit FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN PH - 6.8 6.8 6.9 6.5 6.9 6.8 7.4 6.9 6.9 6.8 7.1 7.2 Conductivity µS/cm 237.06 280 248 260 202 286.7 206.5 156 134 102 146 147.7 Turbidity NTU 0.9 0.9 0.7 0.9 0.8 0.9 1 BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL DO mg/l 7.6 8.2 6.9 6.4 6.8 7.2 7.6 7.2 6.6 6.9 6.2 5.8 BOD mg/l 2.6 2.1 1.9 1.6 1.8 0.9 1.5 2.6 1.5 2.1 2.3 2.7 COD mg/l 20 16 16 8 4 8 8 16 4 8 16 16 Chloride mg/l 60 70 40 50 40 70 50 20 20 10 20 20 Sulphate mg/l 10.24 11 10.3 8 3.2 1.86 0.953 19.6 2.0638 3.92 2.92 2.338 Phosphate mg/l BDL 0.1 BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL Nitrate Nitrogen mg/l 0.1363 0.14 0.01 0.02 0.17 0.182 0.14 0.054 0.113 0.266 0.233 0.233 Amm. Nitrogen mg/l BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL Alkalinity mg/l 50 60 70 50 70 40 50 30 40 30 60 50 T.Hardness mg/l 70 90 70 60 80 90 90 60 40 30 60 50 Ca. Hardness mg/l 30 50 40 30 30 50 60 30 20 10 30 20 Mg. Hardness mg/l 40 40 30 30 50 40 30 30 20 20 30 30 T D S mg/l 167.2 198.4 170.2 173.6 142.4 176.4 142.34 108 79.15 63.4 89.2 93.24 T F S mg/l 114.82 126.36 108.2 112.4 106.32 110.2 106.4 77.8 62.8 41.2 62.2 71.4 Fluoride mg/l 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 0.69 0.524 0.053 0.032 0.026 0.034 0.06 0.08 Sodium mg/l 27.84 28.5 25.8 24.6 16.7 18.7 11.2 10.6 10.2 7.4 11.2 11.6 Potasssium mg/l 6.2 6.8 5.1 4.9 3.2 3.8 2.1 1.8 1.8 1.4 2.1 2.3 TSS mg/l 43.2 45.8 42.82 34.2 31.6 36.4 31.2 26.8 21.4 19.2 26.2 16.2 Tcoli No/100ml 1000 1500 800 200 300 400 1100 1200 800 800 700 1000 Fcoli No/100ml 500 800 300 100 200 400 600 700 500 500 400 600 Boron BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL TKN BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL BDL

ANALYSIS REPORT OF DRAINS OF MANIMALA BETWEEN KALLOOPARA AND THONDRA JAN-2021

Sl. Bottle No. no. Name of Drains Ph BOD COD TC

1 TK1 Panayampalathodu 6.9 1.5 4 1300

2 TK2 PadathupalamThodu 7.1 1.9 4 1000

3 TK3 Thottappuzha 6.8 2.1 4 300

4 TK4 Kuttapuzha under Kattodubridge 6.9 1.9 4 400

5 TK5 Kadavumbara 6.8 2.8 8 100

6 TK6 Drain under Varappalam Bridge NA NA NA NA

7 TK7 Drain under kallupalam Bridge 6.8 2.4 8 700

8 TK8 Komalamthodu 7.1 2.3 8 2000

9 TK9 VennikulamValiyathodu 6.9 2.8 8 500

10 TK10 Paduthodu 7.1 1.8 4 500

11 TK11 MallappallyValiyathodu 6.9 1.3 4 1300

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER CHITHRAPUZHA. ERNAKULAM S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Major units have own treatment remediation facility Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all Not reported any progress by the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to Municipality the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including Proposed to construct completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning Combined STP with the Thrikkakara Municipality in Brahmapuram Plant(for both Municipalities) 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER CHITHRAPUZHA, KERALA

SHORT TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress Progress in % works Details of (as per agency in the the month Progress in complete works Action month of of the month d remaining Plan) Novembe December of January r 2020 2020 2021

(1) Drain joining Chithrappuzha (near Brahmapuram dumping yard) (Near FACT CD)

C (ii) Restricting seepage of leachate of plastic dumped Kochi 3 years in the dumping yard Corporation Aa (iv) Effluent monitoring from FACT KSPCB Periodical ongoing ongoing ongoing Aa (iv) Periodical Monitoring KSPCB Periodical ongoi ongoing ongoing ng (2)Drain from Cochin Refinery area

Aa (iv) Surveillance to restrict the dumping of wastes into Vadavucode – Periodical ongoing the river and its branches Puthencruz Panchayat with the help of Police A(b) Sanitation Survey Vadavucode – 3 months Not No No Puthencruz started progress progress Panchayat E Periodical Cleaning of Chithrapuzha Irrigation Twice in 3 For Department years Reach I, work Selectio n notice issued

Already implemented Effluent Treatment facility in KSPCB ongoing ongoing Cochin Refinery and periodical monitoring are ongoing (3)Athikkayi branch (Provided temporary bund in joining section to check salinity intrusion)

A(b) Identification of major pollution causing Thrikkakkara 3 months On units(Apartm ents, hospitals, service stations, Municipality going markets and industries) in upstream KSPCB

Aa(iv) Surveillance to restrict the dumping of wastes into Thrikkakkara Periodical ongoi ongoing MPR not the river and its branches Municipality Monitoring ng submitte with the help of d Police Aa(iv) Periodical Monitoring KSPCB Periodical ongoing

A(b) Sanitation Survey Thrikkakara 6 months MPR not Municipality submitte d E Periodical Cleaning Irrigation Once in a Department year (4) Drain joining Chithrappuzha from CSEZ(Chittethukara)

A(b) Ensure proper functioning of ETP in CSEZ KSPCB Periodical Periodic Periodic Periodically ally ally inspecting inspecti inspecti ng ng A(b) Sanitation Survey and periodical cleaning Thrikkakara 6 months MPR Not Municipality submitte d Aa(iv) Periodical Monitoring KSPCB Periodical

(5) Vettuvelikkadavu (Konothupuzha joining Chithrappuzha)

A(b) Identifying and closing of all unauthorized outlets Thripunithura 6 months into the stream joining the river Municipality A(b) Sanitation Survey Thripunithura 3 months Status Not Municipality submitted Aa(iv) Periodical Monitoring KSPCB Periodical ongoing

C(ii) Surveillance to restrict the dumping of wastes into Thripunithura 6 months the river and its branches Municipality with the help of Police E Cleaning of Konothupuzha (work Proposal already Irrigation Twice in a submitted by Minor Irrigation) Department year (Minor Irrigation) Main Stretch (Kadambrayar-Chithrappuzha Confluence point to Irumpanam)

E Periodic Cleaning Irrigation Once in a This reach estimate estimate Work is not Department year included submitted submitted to started in the to CE CE estimate of Chithrapp uzha Reach III. This estimate submitted to CE

Vadavucode - ongoi ongoing Surveillance to restrict the dumping of wastes into Periodi cal C(ii) Puthercruz with Monito ring ng the river the help of Police

Thripunithura 6 months Muncipality with the help of Police Aa(iv) River water quality monitoring KSPCB Ongoing; monthly frequency A(b) Inspection and effluent quality monitoring of the KSPCB Ongoing ongoing flats, industrial units, service stations, hospitals, hotels etc C(ii) Survivance of restrict dumping of waste to the river, Vadavukad 6 months Sanitation survey (with the help of Police) Puthenkruze Panchayath

LONG TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress Progress % works Details of (as per agency in the in the Progress in complete works Action month of month of the month d remaining Plan) Novemb December of January er 2020 2020 2021 E Provide inspection bund for Chithrapuzha Irrigation 3 years Department A(b) Additional STP requirement (if needed) Thrikkakkara 3 years Municipality, Thripunithura Municipality

Restriction of illegal dumping of Septage in to the Police river Flood Plain Zone(Management and Protection) Irrigation 3 years Preparation of Inundation maps Department

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item nos Activity Progress Progress % works Details of No. as per NGT Order in the in the Progress in completed works no.673/2018 month of month of the month remaining dated 20.09.2018 Novemb Decembe of January er 2020 r 2020 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KADAMBRAYAR, ERNAKULAM S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KADAMBRAYAR, KERALA

SHORT TERM MEASURES

Short term plan

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g (1) (2) Manakkakkadavu

2.1.2 C(ii) Surveillance to KunnathunaduPancha The Police On going On going restrict the yat and with the help authority is dumping of of Police conducting wastes into routine river and its branches surveillance operation so as to prevent any possible illegal activities which pollutes the river (3) (4) Canal joining Kadambrayar near Infopark PhaseII

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of Progress in the (as per Action agency month of month of complete works Plan) month of January November 2020 December 2020 2021 d remainin g 2.2.1E Cleaning of thodu Kerala Irrigation 6 months Estimate submitted Estimate completed Department to CE ( Desilting of submitted to CE ( & PadathikkaraThodu) Desilting of

PadathikkaraTho Vadavucode – 6 months PuthencruzPanchayat du)

Surveillance to Vadavucode –2 months CCTV CCTV Camera Completed 2.2.3 restrictthe dumping PuthencruzPanchaya Camera installed C(ii) of wastes into river t with the help of installed preventing and its branches Police preventing dumping of dumping of waste waste

Main Stream (Manakkadavu to Kadambrayar-Chithrappuzha Confluence point) (Providedtemporary bund (Kozhichira Bund)inKadambrayar-Chithrappuzha joining section tocheck salinity intrusion)

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g A(b) Provide proper Kochi Construction of Construction of Construction of Leachat facilities for Corporation leachate Collection leachate leachate Collection e restricting tank completed Collection tank tank completed treatme theseepage of completed nt plant leachate A(b) Provide proper Kochi Construction of will be facilities for Corporation leachate Collection started collecting tank completed after andtreating providin leachate g roof to the existing plant Action plan by Gramapanchayath

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g E Installation of CCTV Kunnathunadu 30.09.201 CCTV Completed Completed 1 camera 9 Camera 0 AtManakkakadavu installed at 0 Manakkakad avu C(ii) Vadavukadputhenkr Cleaning of Thodu 6 months Completed uze C(ii) Vadavukadputhenkr Surveillance 2 months uze torestrict dumping of waste to the river and branches (with the help ofPolice) 2. Long termPlan

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 4. Solid waste Kochi Corporation Three years 5 treatment facility DPR C( at Brahmapuram Preparation ii) in 10 months (through consultants ) Restriction of Police As soon as 4. illegal dumping of possible 6 septage in to the A( river b) 3. REVISED ACTIONPLAN

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 3.1 Slaughter house and Thrikkakkara To allot land poultry waste for installing Municipality Rendering plant plant, Government procedure are on going 3.2 Sanitation facility and treatment of waste water inthe markets Thrikkakkara Municipality 2020-21 Treatment plant

2021-22 Portable aerobic bins

3.3 Thrikkakkara To allot land Provide facility for Municipality for the treatment of installingpla sewage, sullage and nt, Government garbage generated procedures are on going Proposed places for the installation of Aerobins (1) Municipal office compound (2) NGOquarters (3) KakkanadMarke t Near EechamukkuTV- Centre Anganavadi

3.4 Providing facility for Thrikkakkara restricting discharge Municipality of waste water from the surrounding houses to the river

Outlet closing procedures are going on by issuing Notices 3.5 Providing Thrikkakkara effluent Municipality treatment plant forindustries

No.of industries :75 no.s

Total effluent treatment plant required : Nil units 3.6 Identification of illegal Thrikkakkara outlets into storm Municipality water drains and fine shall be imposed on suchunits – 30 units 3.7 Biodegradable waste Thrikkakkara management Municipality

Bio-Composter – 2000 No.s Thumboormuzhiaerobic bins - 4 No.s Portable biogas – 1500 No.s Ring compost – 500 No.s Napkin destroyer – 6 No.s

Viability gap Fund 5. MONITORING No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 4.1 River water quality Kerala State Ongoing; monitoring – Pollution Control Monthly Monitoring of water Board frequency quality 4.2 Inspection Kerala State and effluent PollutionControl quality Board monitoring of the flats, industrial units, service stations, hospitals, hotelsetc

Monitoring of establishments, service stations, flats, industrialunits 7. LONG TERMPLAN

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 5.1 Additional STP Thrikkakkara 3 years requirement Municipality DPR Preparation in 6 months (through consultants) To allot land, Government Procedure are ongoing

5.2 Acquiring of land District Collector, 5 years and rehabilitate Thrikkakkara families from the Municipality, banks of River Revenue Dept

To allot land, Government Procedure are ongoing

DESILTING AND DEVELOPEMENT

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 5.3 Development Irrigation 3 years Estimate submitted Estimate 1. Estimate submitted to package department to CE (As a submitted to CE preliminary step Soil (As a preliminary CE (As a preliminary investigation step Soil step Soil Inspection bund for estimate is investigation Chithrapuzhaand investigation submitted) estimate is Kadambrayar are estimate is submitted) submitted) included in this 2. Demarcation package. For this of sides of project, preliminary Kadambrayar investigation of site is essential which includes for survey of land to implementin know its availability g this work. for formation of Therefore side bund which is letter to be provided with submitted to correspondin tiles. The project g Village also includes side Offices, protection work of Chitrapuzha

and Kadambrayar. Provision for handrails at the edge of the bund is given. Overall cost comes to 25 Crore. The work is being proposed urgently and will be submitted to higher authorities for financial sanction. 5.4 Desilting and Irrigation 1 year Estimate submitted Estimate Estimate submitted development Department (periodical to CE (Removal of submitted to CE, to CE cleaning -4 water hyacinth from (Removal of (Removal of water months x3) Kadambrayar and water hyacinth hyacinth from Removal of water It includes clearing hyacinth from from Kadambrayar and and removing water Kadambrayar and Removal of water EdachiraThodu) hyacinth of Removal of water hyacinth from Kadambrayar hyacinth from EdachiraThodu) ,Chitrapuzha and EdachiraThodu) Edachirathodu near Infopark phase II. This is to be done periodically (every four months), depending on availability of fund.

5.5 sheet piling and Irrigation 1.5years It can be included in It can be It can be included in providing fencing Department the estimate of included in the the estimate of construction of estimate of construction of Fencing is Inspection bund construction of Inspection bund provided in Sl.no 5.3 (Walk way). Now as a Inspection bund (Walk way). Now as a preliminary step Soil (Walk way). Now preliminary step Soil investigation as a preliminary investigation estimate is submitted step Soil estimate is submitted investigation estimate is submitted

5.6 Development of Irrigation 1.5years It is included in the It is included in It is included in the river basin estimate of the estimate of estimate of Removal Department Removal of water It includes cleaning hyacinth from Removal of water of water hyacinth and removal of Kadambrayar and hyacinth from from Kadambrayar water hyacinth Removal of water Kadambrayar and and Removal of from rivers and hyacinth from Removal of water water hyacinth from EdachiraThodu maintain its natural hyacinth from EdachiraThodu flow, depending EdachiraThodu onavailability of fund. 9. RECOMMENDATIONS BY KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

Activities for compliance with Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016; Bio-medical Waste Management Rules, 2016

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 6.1 Door-to-door Thrikkakkara collection and Municipality transportation ofMSW Local bodies of Census Town 100% door to door collection

Proposed Kerala Solid Waste Management Authority 6.2 Modern Solid Thrikkakkara Waste Municipality (To allot TreatmentPlant land, Government procedure Proposed Kerala areongoing) Solid Waste Management Local bodies of Authority Census Town 6.3 Rendering plant for Thrikkakkara slaughter Municipality(To allot house/poultry land, Government procedure are on wastes going)

Proposed Kerala Solid Waste Management Authority 6.4 Common bio- Health Department medical waste treatmentfacility

Proposed Kerala Solid Waste Mana gement Authority 6.5 Regional sanitary District Collector landfill site identification and Local bodies land acquisition Establishment Proposed Kerala State Waste Management Authority

7.OTHERASPECTS

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per Action agency month of month of Progress in the complete works Plan) November 2020 December 2020 month of January d remainin 2021 g 7.1 Flood plain zone Irrigation It is included in the It is included in It is included in the management and E- Dept estimate of Removal the estimate of estimate of Removal flow maintaining of water hyacinth Removal of water of water hyacinth from Kadambrayar hyacinth from from Kadambrayar Flood plain and Removal of Kadambrayar and and Removal of zonemanagement & water hyacinth from Removal of water water hyacinth from E-flow maintaining EdachiraThodu hyacinth from EdachiraThodu cleaning & desilting, EdachiraThodu depending on availability of fund. During summer seasonIrrigation Department Provides temporary bund to prevent the salt water intrusion due to tidal effects. To maintain natural flow, sluice gate is provided. During the low tide, the shutter of the sluice gate is kept open to maintain minimum flow 7.2 Development of bio Thrikkakkara 1st Phase diversity parks Municipality 2020-21 inbanks 2nd Phase 2021-22

Analysis report of polluted river stretches-R Periyar, R- Chithrapuzha,R-Kadambrayar For the month of JANUARY 2021

Sampling Sampling TypeWat NameOf STNCode StnName RiverBasin Date Time erBody WaterBody

17 05.01.2021 10:35 Periyar at Eloor River Periyar River 1338 19.01.2021 10:45 Periyar at SDP Aluva River Periyar River 2334 12.01.2021 11:15 Periyar at Pathalam River Periyar River 2335 12.01.2021 10:30 Periyar at Kalamassery River Periyar River 3468 19.01.2021 11:00 Periyar at KWA Aluva River Periyar River 2337 08.01.2021 11:30 Kadambrayar At BrahmapuramRiver Kadambrayar River 2338 08.01.2021 11:00 Kadambrayar At ManackakadavuRiver Kadambrayar River 1573 08.01.2021 11:45 Chithrapuzha At Irumpanam River Chithrapuzha River

Values Sl. No. Parameters Station Code 17 1338 2334 2335 3468 2337 2338 1573 1Temperature, 0C 28 30272830292829 2pH 7 5.9 6.2 5.9 6.3 6.2 6.3 6.4 3Conductivity, µmhos/cm 8400 481508 65 45 155 152 700 4Turbidity, NTU 2.6 00004.55.23 5Total Alkalinity, as CaCO3 71 11221614323925 6Chloride, mg/l 3100 5420 7 53225180 7COD, mg/l 6.2 6.2 4 3.2 6.2 6.2 12 6.2 8TKN, mg/l 0.1 0 00.1 00.090.210.2 9Ammoniacal-N, mg/l 0 0 00.05 00.01 00.01 10Hardness, as CaCO3 mg/l 800 11200 20 12 33 42 91 11Calcium, as CaCO3 mg/l 640 56012513613 12Magnesium as CaCO3, mg/l 160 614087203678 13Sulphate, mg/l 182 1.9 68.1 1.3 1.1 6.4 5.9 36.5 14Sodium, mg/l 2200 3.26 296 3.52 3.3 17.2 14.96 93.1 15Total Dissolved Solids, mg/l 6200 261000 36 28 103 101 430 16Total Fixed Solids, mg/l 5800 20880 30 20 82 86380 17Total Suspended Solids, mg/l 20 10101010242818 18Phosphate, mg/l 0 00.300003.96 19Boron, mg/l 0.1 00.01 0 0 0 00.01 20Potassium, mg/l 5.37 1.57 9.22 2.04 1.47 5.3 6.47 8.52 21BOD, mg/l 2.9 2.7 1.1 0.2 2.2 2.8 2.4 2.8 22Fluoride, mg/l 00000000 23Dissolved Oxygen, mg/l 5.4 8.3 8.3 6.2 8.3 4.6 4.3 4.5 24Nitrate-N, mg/l 0.07 0.1 0.08 0.09 0.1 0.06 0.2 0.1 25Total Coliform, MPN/100 ml 7900 840 7000 2400 630 1000 2800 7900 26Feacal Coliform, MPN/100 ml 3500 630 6300 2000 320 700 1200 3100 27 Feacal Streptococci, MPN/100ml 58 40 250 130 34 49 150 200

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER PERIYAR. ERNAKULAM S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER PERIYAR, KERALA

SHORT TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the month Progress in the month of % works Details of works agency of December 2020 January 2020 completed remaining (as per Action Plan)

1.A(b) Augmentation and Revamping of Aluva Dec 2019 Tendering and Tendering and execution existing STP at near Adwaitha Municipality execution process process going on Ashramam and to increase the going on amending the amending the Project to capacity of STP so as to treat more Project to include include Annual sewage generated in the Annual Maintenance Maintenance Contract as municipality Contract as per the per the technical report technical report of of Assistant Engineer Assistant Engineer (Implementing Officer), (Implementing Officer), Aluva Aluva Municipality. Municipality

2.A(b) Augmentation and Revamping of Aluva 2021 Municipality Municipality exisiting ETP at Aluva Market and Municipality formulated formulated to increase the capacity of ETP so project and project and as to treat more sewage generated budgeted an budgeted an in the municipality amount of Rs. amount of Rs. 10 lakhs. Since 10 lakhs. Since the matter is the matter is inter inter departmental, departmental, DLTC requested to DLTC requested to intervene in the intervene in the issue. issue. 3.A(b) Discharge of sewage from Aluva 2020 Status not reported Status not township to the River through Municipality reported drain near Periyar Hotel shall be stopped. 4.A(b) Identification of the Aluva 2020 Status not reported Inspection is establishments/commercial Municipality, completed. complexes/flats/houses/hotels etc KSPCB Surveillance is who is discharging the sewage to going on. the public drain and to collect fine based on polluter pay principle 5.A(a)(iv) Periodical inspection in the KSPCB Periodical Routine Routine Industries, Flats, hotels monitoring inspection is inspection is of STP,ETP going on going on 6.C(ii) Installation of modern abattoirs Aluva March Status not reported 80% work Municipality 2021 completed. 7.A(b) Procurement of sewer cleaning Aluva March Status not reported Status not machines and equipment Municipality 2020 reported maintenance 8.E Installation of cameras at the waste Aluva 2020 Status not reported Installation dumping spots Municipality completed in different residence associations. There is no dumping site within the Municipality 9.A(b) Construction of retaining wall with Kalamassery Sept 2019 Foundation Tendering of HDPE liner at Kalamassery dumping Municipality completed, dumping yard yard in order to prevent the construction of completed, leachate discharge from the yard to retaining wall work construction Thoombungal Thodu started. of retaining wall work and compound wall work started. 10.C(ii) Installation of plastic shredding unit Kalamassery June 2019 One plastic shredding One plastic shredding Municipality unit installed & unit installed and working working properly 11.A(a)(i Constitution of squads for night Kalamassery 2020 This road is included in District Collector issued v) surveillance for finding the Municipality, Naval Armed Depot direction to NAD unauthorized dumping of sewage Police area which is highly Commander to take department at NAD wet lands Kalamassery security zone necessary action along therefore necessary with Municipal direction may be Secretary issued to NAD for night surveillance as a permanent solution 12.A(b) Installation of common STP for Kalamassery Decemb ETP at municipal ETP at municipal market Kalamassery Municipality and ETP Municipality er 2019 market is installed and is installed and started at Municipal Market started working working. Applied for the consent of the Board. 13.A(a)(i Monitoring and surveillance of KSPCB 2019 Routine inspection is Routine v) industries in Kalamassery Industrial going on inspection is Estate in order to prevent going on unauthorized discharges to River 14.C(ii) Installation of modern abattoirs Kalamassery 2021 Site not identified Site not identified including poultry and meat Municipality, rendering plants. Industries Department (for land allotment) 15.A(b) Identification of the Kalamassery 2020 Common inspection in Notice issued to the 25 establishments/commercial Municipality 25 places and given establishments who complexes/flats/houses/hote ls etc notice, 10 of them were discharging waste who is discharging the sewage to settled water to the public the public drain drain.

16.E Installation of cameras at the waste Kalamassery 2020 Camera installed at 10 Camera installed at 10 dumping spots Municipality different locations different locations

17.A(b) Identification of sources of sewage Eloor 2020 Notice issued to Routine inspection is been discharged to drain near Pathalam Municipality, defaulters and sewage done. bridge and action to stop the KSPCB (for is disposed in to soak monitoring) Joint Inspection discharge which reach river Periyar pit and septic tank and conducted with from hotels, labour camps etc In directed by PCB. PCB & PWD case the quantity of sewage Periodic monitoring is Authorities and generated is assessed to be more done to ensure the issued notices to STP need to be installed same the establishments. 18.E Installation of cameras at the waste Eloor Municipality 2020 Keltron installed the Keltron installed the 90% dumping spots Camera and all the Camera and all the hardware related hardware related work have been work have been done done and training and training regarding regarding how to how to operate the operate the software system has software system has also conducted by also conducted by keltron officials. keltron officials some technical issues found regarding the installation of cameras that was informed to Keltron 19.A(a)( Periodical inspection in the KSPCB periodical Routine Routine iv) Industries, Flats, hotels for inspection is inspection is monitoring of STP,ETP located in going on going on Cochin corporation 20.A(a) Inventory of sources of pollution Kochi Municipal 3 months NA NA through a rapid study/Study for Corporation identification of pollution sources at Edapallythodu 21.E Issuing notice to the defaulters Kochi Municipal 4 months Details not Corporation provided

22.A(a)(i Periodical inspection in the flats, Kochi Municipal periodical Continued Conducted joint Being carried v) hotels, shops located along the river Corporation inspection with out periodically PCB on 12.01.2021 23.A(b) Identification of natural Irrigation 2 years 3 nos of work Identified some drains/thodu reaching river Periyar department completed, one is at drains and thodu and cleaning of weeds, grasses etc GP and two is reaching river Koovappadypanchayat Periyar.Detailed h. investigation DesiltingThoombungal needed to identify thodu completed. all drains.reported 24.C(iii) Clearing of weeds, grasses at the Irrigation 3 years Estimate submitted Estimate river bank in order to ensure the department for financial sanction submitted for smooth flow of water for following financial sanction projects. for following 1. Rejuvenation of projects. Periyar-Irrigation 1. Rrejuvenation Investigation of Periyar- Subdivision Aluva- Irrigation Desilting of Investigation Aaattipuzhathodu in Subdivision Aluva- KarumalloorPanchay Desilting of ath for a cost of 20 Aaattipuzhathodu lakhs 2.Rejuvenation of in KarumalloorPanch Periyar river - ayath for a cost of Irrigation 20 lakhs Investigation 2.Rejuvenation of Subdivision Aluva- Periyar river - Desilting of Muttar Irrigation river in Investigation U/SofManjummal Subdivision Aluva- RCB for a cost of 25 Desilting of lakhs Muttar river in 3.Rejuvenation of U/SofManjummal Periyar Irrigation RCB for a cost of Investigation Sub 25 lakhs 3.Rejuvenation of division Aluva - Periyar Irrigation Desilting of Periyar Investigation Sub River near Eloor division Aluva - ferry in Varappuzhafor a Desilting of cost of 40 lakhs Periyar River near Eloor ferry in Varappuzha for a cost of 40 lakhs

25.D(a) Maintaining of Minimum flow in Irrigation 3 years Shutter Water level at the river during lean period and department operations are upstream of periodical operation of Regulators at periodically bunds has to be River in-order to maintain minimum done to maintained for flow. maintain the proper minimum flow functioning of the KWA drinking water pumping stations. Shutter operations are periodically done to maintain minimum flow 26.A(b) Common Effluent Treatment Plant Industries 2022 Revised estimate of Land identified for at Edayar Industrial Estate department KITCO forwarded to CETP and request DI&C. Letter has sent to District forwarded to District Collector collector for the regarding Patta. cancellation of 2 acres District Collector of land belongs to M/s already sent Periyar Chemicals Ltd recommendation to set up ETP plant. to the Land Revenue Commissioner. 27.A(b) Construction of internal roads and Industries 99% of drainage work Construction of proper drainage in Edayar industrial department has been completed. 3.5 km road estate GSB, Wet mixing completed. 99% completed. Tarring of work finished. work, Irish drainage has to be completed. 28.A(b) Installation of common discharge Industries 3 years Status not reported Proposal of KITCO sent pipe line at downstream of department, to the directorate for Pathalam Regulator Bridge Irrigation approval. department 29.E Installation of Night vision KSPCB 2020 Instruction given to Instruction given to surveillance cameras at the River concerned agency concerned agency Bank side 30.A(a)(i Periodical Monitoring of Eloor, KSPCB 2020 Surveillance is Surveillance is v) Edayar, Kalamassery Industrial belts conducted periodically conducting periodically 31.A(a)(i Monitoring of quality of water at Kerala Water 2020 Status not reported Status not reported v) various intake point Authority 32.A(a)(i Installation of additional continuous KSPCB 2022 Proposal already v) online River water monitoring sent to the Head station Office 33.A(b) Identification of the Kadungallur 2020 Status not Conducted joint 20% establishments/commercial Panchayath reported inspection with PCB complexes/flats/houses/hotels etc and issued notices who is discharging the sewage to to 7 the public drain establishments.

34.E Installation of cameras at the waste Kadungallur 2020 Status not Decided to install 0 implementation dumping spots Panchayath reported cameras by KELTRON/SILK. 35.A(b) Identification of the Choornikkara 2020 Sewage survey is Action taken. Waste 100 Identification establishments/commercial Panchayath finished dumping sites identified. is over complexes/flats/houses/hote ls etc Issued notice to the who is discharging the sewage to concerned persons the public drain 36.E Installation of cameras at the waste Choornikkara 2020 Ongoing Work order issued to SILK 90 Will be dumping spots Panchayath to install 8 cameras finished 15th FEB 2021

LONG TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time Progress in the Progress in the % Details of works (as per agency line month of month of works remaining Action October 2020 November 2020 compl Plan) eted 1.A(b) Construction of walkway, ring roads etc at the Irrigation 4 Proposal and Proposal and Periyar River bank at industrial belt. department years investigation investigation estimate for estimate for dyke dyke wall, wall, walkway etc walkway etc is is prepared and prepared and submitted for submitted for Govt approval Govt approval 2.C(i) Fencing of the river banks along the stretches of Cochin 1-2 Status not Status not waste disposal (Edamula stretch) Municipal years reported. reported. Corporation

3.C(iii) Beautification of the river stretches (Edamula Cochin 1-2 Tender Obtained Wetland The work of stretch) Municipal years documents clearance rejuvenation of Corporation prepared. Work Edapallythodu is to be tendered included under soon the IURWTS project of Kochi Metro Rail Limited. If any civil works are initiated by Corporation it will have to be dismantled when carrying out the work of river widening by KMRL

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. No. Ref para item nos Activity Progress in Progress in the Progress in % works Details of as per NGT Order the month month of the month of completed works no.673/2018 of August September October 2020 remaining dated 20.09.2018 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

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Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KARUVANNUR, THRISSUR S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Yes remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all STP implementation is going on the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including Process is going on completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring NA mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to NA  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: STP implementation is going on (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of “ Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs “ Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Thumboormuzhi plant is running. Windrow Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, compost plant is ready to start Proposed along with completion timeline NA (v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river; As per Municipal Janakeeyasoothranam (vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste project project, we are implementing management including bio-medical waste, plastic household waste treatment units like ring waste and decentralizing waste processing, including compost and kitchen bin with subsidy waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KARUVANNUR, KERALA SHORT TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as per agency the month of the month the month of complete works Action August of October 2020 d remainin Plan) September g Thirukuzhythodu

A(a)(iv) Surveillance to restrict dumping of wastes into Vallachira 25 30 50 50 Work river and its branches Panchayat with submitte the help of Police d in cmdrf. fs not obtained E Cleaning and desilting of canal Irrigation 4months 100 100 100 100 Work Department and submitte Vallachira d in Panchayat cmdrf. fs not obtained Thodu near Kadalassery bridge

A(b) Identification of pollution sources and surveillance Vallachira, 1 month 25 30 50 50 Dumping to restrict dumping of wastes Pudukad & of wastes Nenmanikkara at BRD Panchayats Junction identified . Fund for installati on of camera transferr ed to PWD . Waiting for NHAI Approval. E Cleaning and desilting Irrigation 4months 40 0 0 40 Work Department and submitte Vallachira d in Panchayat cmdrf. fs not obtained Neerolithodu

E Cleaning and desilting Irrigation 4months Work Department submitte d in cmdrf.fs not obtained Painkilikayal thodu

E Cleaning and desilting Irrigation 4months NA NA NA NA Work Department and submitte Vallachira d in Panchayat cmdrf. fs not obtained Kadathodu

A(b) Identification of pollution sources and surveillance Vallachira & 1 month 25 30 50 50 Not to restrict the dumping of wastes Nenmanikkara including Panchayats in Nenmani kkara GP E Cleaning and desilting Irrigation 4months 0 0 0 0 Work Department submitte d in cmdrf.fs not obtained Main Stream –along Karuvannur

A(a)(iv) Periodic Surveillance to restrict the dumping of Irinjalakkuda Weekly Work waste into river and imposing Fine Municipality, submitte Police Dept. d in cmdrf. fs not obtained A(b) Sanitation Survey Irinjalakkuda 3 Months completed Municipality

A(b) Closing of all un authorized outlets leading to the Irinjalakkuda river Municipality

A(b) Closing of all un authorized outlets in the drain Irinjalakkuda leading to the river Municipality

E Boards to display slogans against littering waste in Irinjalakkuda 6 months various Places other IEC Activities Like posters, Municipality notices and classes Monitoring A(a)(iv) River water quality monitoring KSPCB Ongoing; monthly frequency A(b) Inspection & effluent quality monitoring of the Flats, KSPCB Ongoing industrial units, service stations, hospitals,hotels etc Long Term Plan

Sewage treatment facilities to all house holds Vallachira Grama 1 yr 15 20 5 100 10 Panachayat

Construction of FSTP and STP Irinjalakkuda 2 years Municipal Municipality Council approved agencies for preparing DPR Setting up of a modern crematorium at Mandarakkadavu, Vallachira Grama 2 years 0 0 0 0 Work not Panachayat done due to lack of fund Solid waste treatment facility Vallachira Grama 2 years Plastic waste Plastic Plastic wate 50 50 Panachayat and other wate and and other waste other waste collected by waste collected by haritha collected haritha karmasena by haritha karmasena karmasena and other waste transferred to clean kerala company Construction of Windrow composting plant Irinjalakkuda 2 years Functioning Municipality well

Rejuvenation of Kanathodu Irrigation 1 year Department

Installation of CCTV for Surveillance to prevent the dumping Irinjalakkuda 2 years Police of waste in to the river Municipality Department installed CCTV NEAR Karuvannur bridge ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item nos Activity Progress in Progress in the Progress in % works Details No. as per NGT Order the month month of the month completed of works no.673/2018 of August September of October remaini dated 20.09.2018 ng

1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

ACTION PLAN BY GRAMAPANCHAYATH

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of (as per agency the month month of completed works Action of December 2020 Progress in remaining Plan) November the month of 2020 January 2021 C MANALIPUZHA RIVER PROTECTION -Jalaraksha Vallachira Grama 1 year 900 NIL NIL 60 600M Jeevaraksha - Manalipuzha conservation Panchayath m

C Setting up of Nursery for Bamboo seedlings in MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Suitable Suitable land Suitable land 0 100 Kadalassery land not not available not available available for for setting up for setting up setting up of nursery of nursery of nursery C Side protection of Manalippuzha with organic MGNREGS 31.03.2020 0 0 0 0 10 materials available locally 0

C Side Protection of Manalippuzha with Bamboo MGNREGS 31.03.2020 0 0 0 Bamboo 40 plants saplings planted in 900 m of Manalippu zha. 60 % completed C Deepening & Protecting Muttikkal Thodu by MGNREGS 31.03.2020 completed completed completed 100 0 Spreading Geo Textiles

C Cluster 2-Kurumaly puzha sub river bed -Project Puthukkad 1 year document preparation Panchayath

C Manalippuzha River Protection-Jala Raksha, Jeeva Nenmenikkara 31.03.2020 Raksha , Survey and Tree Plantation Grama Panchayat

C Manalipuzha River protection MGNREGS 31.03.2020

A(b) Protection and reconstruction and protection of MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Paliyekkara Kayalathod

A(b) Reconstruction and protection of Paliyekkara MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Karama Thodu

KARUVANUR

SL. NO PARAMETER UNIT KT MRK KND MDK THR KRV 1 PH 5 5.5 5.7 5.2 2 EC µ/cm 90 139 72 104 3 BOD mg/L 0.6 1.3 1.3 0.8 4 DO mg/L 6 3.3 7.4 7 5 COD mg/L 8 12 4 12 6 TC CFU/100ml 700 900 Nil 200 7 FC CFU/100ml 500 100 Nil Nil

KT - KANAKKAN KADAVU, KARUVANNUR (Couldn't collect the sample due to containment zone) MRK – NEEROLI THODU, KARUVANNUR KND - KANATHODU, KARUVANNUR (Couldn't collect the sample due to containment zone) MDK - MUTTIKKAL DAM, KARUVANNUR THR- THIRUKUZHI, KARUVANNUR KRV - PAINKILIKAYAL THODU, KARUVANNUR

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KECHERY, THRISSUR, JANUARY 2021 S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ DPR submitted before KIIFB Modern Market remediation 31.12.2021 with STP at Ottupara (18 KLD) & Athani (14.9 KLD) Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all DPR submitted before KIIFB Modern Market the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to 31.12.2021 with STP at Ottupara (18 KLD) & Athani (14.9 the STPs must be ensured KLD) 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.12.2021 DPR submitted before KIIFB Modern Market completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning with STP at Ottupara (18 KLD) & Athani (14.9 KLD) 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring N.A. mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place N.A. 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to Applicable at  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti State Level  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: Polluting Sources & Illegal outlets were (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains identified, notice issued as per Kerala contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT Ongoing Municipal Act and removed. Doing regular order on in-situ treatment. Process inspection.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of DPR under preparation. 2 common STPs are Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along 31.12.2021 proposed, One at Athani (350 KLD with completion timeline approximate) and other at Ottupara (500KLD approximate). Site identified. (III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Nil Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of March 2021 Bio-waste: Processing Facilities Presently using Biogas plant. Collecting Bio- Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, degradable waste from houses and Proposed along with completion timeline commercial establishments through Kudumbasree Unit – “Bhumi mithra”

Construction of windrow compost plan 80% work completed

Non-Bio waste: Door to door collection from houses and commercial establishments ongoing through Harithakarma sena. The collected waste handing over to Clean Kerala Company. (v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, Tributaries Akamala Ottupara Thodu drains with flow details and ground water quality in Drains-2 the catchment of polluted river; Wadakkanchery & Ottupara.

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Bio-medical waste collected by IMAGE. Two management including bio-medical waste, plastic MRF were setup at Aryampadam and waste and decentralizing waste processing, including Kumbalangad. Plastic waste handing over to waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. Clean Kerala Company. RRF constructed. Bailing machine installed.

(vii)Ground water regulation Construction of 1726 rain pits for ground water recharge completed in the year 2019- 2020 under Ayyankali Urban Employment Scheme.

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices Good irrigation practices will implement in co- operation with Agriculture and irrigation department.

Irrigation canal cleaning completed after 2018 flood.

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Not yet started.

(x) Rain water harvesting Ongoing Guaranteed the construction of Rain water process harvesting facility for residential building above 150m2. Occupancy certificate issued only after verification of the above.

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river Not yet started.

Around 1000 Bamboo trees planted along (xii) Plantation on both sides of the river 6.5km of Wadakkanchery River on both sides in co-operation with KFRI.

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by Recovered 10.5 Acres of encroached land removing encroachment along Wadakkanchery River. Will prepare Project as per Municipal Council Decision, for setting up of bio-diversity Parks. ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KECHERY, KERALA

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as per agency the month the month Progress in complete works Action of of December the month d remaining Plan) November 2020 of January 2020 2021 WADAKKENCHERY RIVER -SHORT TERM MEASURES

A(b) Identification of illegal outlets from houses and Wadakkanchery Completed shops/other establishments in town and imposing Municipality, fine Ayyakali Urban Employment Guarantee Scheme & health squad

E Installat ion of CCTV s on the bank of river in town Wadakkanchery December Work not Municipality 2021 started due to scarcity of Municipal fund C(ii) Material recovery facility Wadakkanchery Completed Municipality

C(ii) Resource recovery facility Wadakkanchery Completed Municipality

C(ii) Renovation of existing biogas plant Wadakkanchery December Presently Municipality 2020 functioning well

Monitoring A(a)(iv) River water quality monitoring KSPCB Monthly Monitori ng in progress A(b) Inspection & effluent quality monitoring of the Flats, KSPCB Ongoing industrial units, service stations, hospitals,hotels etc Long Term Plan

E Identification and cleaning of polluted drains Irrigation Dept 30-03-2022 reaching wadakkancheri river

A (b) Common STP Wadakkanchery December Site for one Municipality, 2021 STP Kerala identified. Infrastructure Applied for Investment Fund NOC from Board District Collector (Land is Puzha Puramboke and Irrigation Department Canal Puramboke) C(iii) Windrow composting at Kumbalangad yard Wadakkanchery March 2021 80% work Municipality completed

C(ii) Modern slaughter House Wadakkanchery December Lack of Municipality, 2021 suitable site Kerala for the Infrastructure project Investment Fund Board E Forestation, desilting & deepening of Wadakkanchery desilting Fitting river Wadakkanchery river and fitting river side with Municipality deepening of side with Coir coir geo net Wadkanchery Geo Net. River 3 km in Awaiting Municipal Municipal area Council completed Decision for fund 7655m3 allocation desilt removed

Rain water harvesting Wadakkanchery Ongoing work Municipality

Ground water recharge Wadakkanchery Ongoing work Municipality

River survey Wadakkanchery Ongoing work Municipality

Short term plan (Kecheri river)

E Installati on of CCTV in different locations along PWD Electronic river side division

E Fixing Boards Choondal Grama 31/08/2020 Panchayat

A(a)(iv) Surveillance to prevent flow of sewage /effluent to Choondal Grama 31/08/2020 river Panchayat

A(b) Stoppa ge of effluent from residential apartment Choondal Grama 31/05/2020 (Shajan’s flat) and pig farm into the river Panchayat

Long TermPlan (Kecheri river) E Side protection by fixing coir geo nets Choondal Grama September Panchayat 2020

E Survey process of Kechery river portion belong to Revenue Choondal Grama Panchayat to mark the boundary Department and encroachment E Laying of survey station Choondal Grama completed Panchayat

E Digital maping and seminar on pollution control Forestry College, 31/05/2020 Vellanikkara

IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT

Sl. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of Progress for the No. progress by month December State/UT- 2020 Compliance status 1 NGT-Desilting of tributaries of river Keechery puzha and 2 years - Estimate submitted Wadakkancherypuzha in Thrissur District. for fund

SHORT TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementi Time line Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works ng agency month of August month of completed remaining September NIL

LONG TERM WORKS

No. Activity Implementi Time line Progress in the Progress in the month % works Details of works ng agency month of of September completed remaining August 1 NGT-Desilting of tributaries of river Keechery puzha Irrigation 2 years - - - Estimate Department submitted and Wadakkancherypuzha in Thrissur District. for fund

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item Activity Progress in the month of Progress in the month of % works Details No. nos as per NGT October 2020 November 2020 completed of Order works no.673/2018 remain dated 20.09.2018 ing 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and According to the latest GEC report there regulation of ground water is no critical / over exploited blocks in extraction by industries Thrissur Dt. particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / One artificial recharge scheme has been The artificial recharge scheme 100% Nil rain water harvesting tendered and work order issued, at work are in progress at Kadavallur in Kadavallur GP Kadavallur in Kadavallur GP. 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste No water quality issues reported in the quality assessment and GWD water level monitoring wells. remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground Suggestions given to farmers for Rain water for irrigation purpose, water harvesting to recharge aquifers. adopting good irrigation practices

ACTION PLAN BY GRAMAPANCHAYATH

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as per agency the month of the month of the month completed works Action November December of January remaining Plan) 2020 2020 2021 C Punarjani Kecherri river Choondal Grama 31.03.2020 Panchayat

C(ii) Surveying of river side, eviction and planting trees Choondal Grama 31.03.2020 Panchayat

C Side Protection Choondal Grama 31.03.2020 Panchayat

C Bio fencing related to river bank protection – MGNRES 31.03.2020 water and soil Conservation project ward 3,4,7

KECHERI RIVER Date of sampling - 04.01.2021 SL. NO PARAMETER UNIT VAD1 VAD2 1 pH - 6.7 6.7 2 Electrical Conductivity µ/cm 114 116 3 BOD mg/L 1.4 2 4 DO mg/L 7 8 5 COD mg/L 8 8 6 TC CFU/100ml 1200 900 7 FC CFU/100ml 600 300

VAD1 - WADAKKANCHERY PUZHA (WADAKKANCHERY BRIDGE), KECHERY VAD2 - WADAKKANCHERY PUZHA(CHALIPPADAM ROAD), KECHERY

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER PUZHAKKAL, THRISSUR S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ 31.01.2021 In progress remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all 31.01.2021 In progress the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including In progress completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning STP completed at Mattampuram.

5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring Tendered and awarded STP at district mechanism at state level hospital – Applied for PCB permission.  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not Response from PCB awaiting. below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place NA 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with Illegal outlets 91530 houses and 122 completion timelines on: establishments) were identified and notice (I)Identification of polluting sources including drains issued. contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment. 1) Mattampuram (Vilvattom Zonal) (II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Work tendered and selection memo issued. Existing Infrastructure, Gap Analysis, Proposed along Agreement not executed. File submitted to with completion timeline get PCB initial NOC. 2) District Hospital Thrissur (Central Zone) Agreement Signed. Initial PCB NOC has been got. (III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure, Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, 70 percentage of industries installed ETPs. No. of industries and complying status Notice were issued to remaining establishments (iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Water Existing infrastructure Details of Existing Infrastructure, Gap Analysis, quality Proposed along with completion timeline monitoring 1. 10 mcf of polluted 2. 2 rrf (v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, river stretch 3. 2 OWC Plant drains with flow details and ground water quality in the is done having capacity of catchment of polluted river; periodically, 12 tpd. (Report (vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste attached.) 4. 8 Biogas plant management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste 5.20 Vehicles (2 truck,2tractors, 8 and decentralizing waste processing, including waste ommercial utilty vehicles, 8 pettiauto) generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. 6.10 units of aerobic bins 7.13 o.s o Harithakarmasena groups (140 (vii)Ground water regulation members) 8.Door to Door collection from 40000 (viii) Adopting good irrigation practices houses & 15000 commercial institutions

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Riverside New proposals protection 1. 23 new Harithakarma sena groups are (x) Rain water harvesting work for a formed to cover 55 divisions. stretch of 2. New Owc plant Kovilakathumpadam is (xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river 500m has started. been 3. 2 MRF under construction not (xii) Plantation on both sides of the river completed. completed. Construction 4. 1 No of commercial utility vehicle will (xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by of second be purchased for door to door collection removing encroachment stretch of 5.New Bailing machine for RRF will be 450m is purchased. Tender process is going on. ongoing 6.New building for segregation yard is planned and worth Rs:40 Lakhs are year mark 7.100% door to door collection can b achieved within 3 months. 90% is covered and rest 10% will be covered within 3 months. VI 1. To prevent dumping Corporation is indenting to collect the waste from 100% door. 90% is covered. 2.No.of dumping site could be reduced by the continuous monitoring & observations 3. Biomedical waste is processed by image .This year Corporation yearmark Rs.1 crore for the construction of new biomedical incinerator at corporation hospital. 4. Plastic waste is collected segregated and sent to recycling system. Multi layer plastics are shredded and used for road construction through clean kerala company. Non recyclable plastic wastes are sent to KEIL through Clean Kerala company. Corporation made a negotiation with ACC cement factory for co-processing of non recyclable plastic waste. 5. Bulk waste generators (hotels and Asrams) process their wastes in their own premises. They use biogas plant and aerobic compost bin.

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER PUZHAKKAL, KERALA SHORT TERM MEASURES

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of (as per agency the month of month of completed works Action July January 2021 remaining Plan) A(b) Identification of illegal outlets into the Panchikkal Thrissur 3 months 99 thodu and subsidiary drains Corporation

A(b) Stoppage of discharge of waste water from the Thrissur 6 months 90 surrounding houses and institutions to the drains Corporation which leads to Panchikkal thodu A(b) Ensure adequate treatment facility is provided for Adat Grama waste water and solid waste generated from Sri Panchayat Dharma Sastha temple situated on the banks of the river E Desilting of Karakattuchal Irrigation 4 months Department E Desilting of Panchikkal thodu Irrigation 4 months Department

E Desilting of Kurinjikkal thuruth Irrigation 4 months Department

E Desilting of Muppuzha Irrigation 4 months Department

E Side protection, desilting and deepening work of Thrissur 3 months Side protection vanchikulam thodu at Poothole of length about 40 Corporation 1.89 kilometer km (work in progress). completed. Balance work in progress E Annual desilting, cleaning of main drains and Thrissur 3 months Completed canals with in the corporation area (work in Corporation before progress). Monsoon. Monitoring A(a)(iv) River water quality monitoring KSPCB Ongoing; monthly frequency A(b) Inspection & effluent quality monitoring of the KSPCB Ongoing Flats, industrial units, service stations, hospitals,hotels etc

Long Term Plan A(b) Ensuring installation of treatment facilities for at Thrissur 18 months least 50% of the identified establishments Corporation

A(b) 100% completion of treatment facilities for Thrissur 24 months targeted institutions/ buildings Corporation

A(b) Construction of a drain 40 km with covering slabs Thrissur 24 months 24.01 KM to avoid the direct disposal of waste in to the open Corporation completed. drain Selection memo issued A(b) Construction of a drain 9000 m with covering slabs Thrissur 24 months to avoid the direct disposal of waste in to the open Corporation drain A(b) Construction of sewage treatment plant of 100 KLD Thrissur 24 months 360 kld PCB and 360 KLD at Ramavarmapura m and District Corporation applied and Hospital, Thrissur in Amrut Project waiting for approval. 100 KLD Application for PCB applied.

A(b) Constructing decentralised sewerage scheme at Thrissur 24 months Revision Vachikulam covering most populated 7 divisions of Corporation estimate as Thrissur Corporation and more than 10000 houses & per structural institutions veting submitted for revised TS at Chief Engineers Office TVM.

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. Ref para item Activity Progress in the month of Progress in the month of % works Details No. nos as per NGT October 2020 November 2020 completed of Order works no.673/2018 remain dated 20.09.2018 ing 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and According to the latest GEC report there regulation of ground water is no critical / over exploited blocks in extraction by industries Thrissur Dt. particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / Three artificial recharge schemes have Completed three artificial 100% Nil rain water harvesting been tendered and work order issued. recharge scheme. Two sites at Two sites at Varadium in Avanur GP and Varadium in Avanur GP and one site at Choorakkattukara in Adat GP. one site at Choorakkattukara Work in progress in Adat GP. 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste No water quality issues reported in the quality assessment and GWD water level monitoring wells. remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground Suggestions given to farmers for Rain water for irrigation purpose, water harvesting to recharge aquifers. adopting good irrigation practices

ACTION PLAN BY GRAMAPANCHAYATH

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the Progress in % works Details of (as per agency the month of month of the month complete works Action November December 2020 of January d remainin Plan) 2020 2021 g C Removing weeds in Puzhakkal River Adat 31.03.2020 70% Gramapanchayath

C(ii) Removing waste from all wards through KUDUMBASREE 31.03.2020 60% kudumbasre e

C water conservatio n projects-- tree plantation MGNREGS 31.03.2020 70% under GA in18 wards 100000/ each

C ward 14 pachthurthucomstruction Haritha Keralam 31.03.2020 60% Mission C side protection to water bodies coir geo textile MGNREGS 31.03.2020 50%

PUZHAKKAL Date of sampling - 12.01.2021 SL. NO PARAMETER UNIT SBA KTH PTU MP 1 PH 6.1 6.7 6.4 6.5 2 EC µ/cm 245 202 429 154 3 BOD mg/L 1.6 1.4 2 1 4 DO mg/L 8 7 6 7.2 5 COD mg/L 8 8 12 8 6 TC CFU/100ml 1000 200 200 400 7 FC CFU/100ml 500 Nil 100 200

SBA - NEAR SOBHA CITY, KIZHAKKUMMURI ROAD , PUZHAKKAL KTH - KURINJAKKAL THODU, PUZHAKKAL PTU - PANCHIKKAL THODU, PUZHAKKAL MP - MUPPUZHA, PUZHAKAL

Kerala State Pollution Control Board, District Office, Kozhikode NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN GANGA

Format for submission of monthly progress report by state/UTs

( Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA.No. 673/2018 dated 6/12/2018 )

For the month of January 2021 – Kallai polluted river stretch

Sl Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by state/UT- No complinance status

1 Ensure 100% treatement of sewage at least in-situ remediation 2 Commencement of setting up of 28.02.2021 Construction of 2 MLD, 1 MLD STP STPs and other sources of plant of Calicut medical college generation of sewage to the STPs started must be ensured 3 Timeline for completing all steps 31.03.2022 Proposal for 13 MLD STP (6 MLD STP of action plans including plant proposed at Kothi, 7 MLD STP completion of setting up STPs and plant proposed at Avikkal) – their commissioning Tendering in progress

4 Chief secretaries may set up NIL appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the secretary level  Chief secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at state level Fortnightly commencing NIL must take place 21.12.2019 5 Progress report may be furnished Monthly NIL by the state/UTs to (preferably before 20th of  Secretary,ministry of jal every month) shakti  Member secretary,CPCB 5.1 Progress report may be comprised of details along with completion timeline on:

(i) identification of polluting Action continuing Drains identified. Pollution load source including drains calculated. Action plan prepared. contributing to river Joint squad of PCB and Corporation pollution and action as per inspection in action. Issued notice to NGT order on insitu 92 units during the period 2019. treatment . 30 units installed treatment facilities.

During Jan-Mar 2020 joint squad of

PCB and corporation inspected 82

units. Issued notice to 56 units. In 16

units installation of treatment units Effluent treatment facilities are under

progress.Issued notice to 36 units and a fine of Rs.18500/- was imposed for

the month of September

2020..Monthly progress report

submitted by Kozhikode corporation attached as Annexure 1

31.03.2021 Dredging of Kallayi river from Kaduppini to Kothi -DPR submitted to SE,INC,KKD on 16.10.2019for Rs 773.05 lakhs(7.30 crores for desilting of river and 43.05 lakhs for fencing of

5 bridges) under action plan of Kallayi river and fencing of sides of the river. 31.07.2019 Work entrusted to KWIL – Dredging ,Desilting and removal of weeds fro EK canal -11.2 Km

Submitted by Irrigation department

(ii) status of STPs, I&D and 31.12.2020 ,work in (i)Construction of 2 MLD, 1 MLD STP sewage networks details progress plant of Calicut medical college of existing started.-10% work completed infrastructure,proposed along with completion (ii)Proposal for 13 MLD STP (6 MLD timeline 31.03.2021 STP plant proposed at Kothi, 7 MLD STP plant proposed at Avikkal) – Tendering in progress.

(iii)STP of 13 MLD proposed at Kotooli.About 12% of sewer lines were laid by KWA – Honble NGT

stayed the project (OA no. 215/2016).

(iv)Individual septic tank and soak pit

system provided for house hold, units like bakery, cool bars small restaurants with less seating capacity. Individual STPs for high rise building, hotels, Restaurants, Commercial buildings.

(iii) status of CETPs details of No CETP proposed existing CETP and ETP No specific proposal infrastructure ,Gap analysis,proposed along with complying status Kozhikode corporation

(iv) status of solid waste (i) Existing centralized waste disposal management & details of facility of 100 MT/DAY at Functioning processing facilities details Njeliyanparamba(windrow

of existing infrastructure, composting)

Gap analysis,proposed along with completion

timeline (ii) Proposal of 450 TPD waste to 30/06/2021. Work in energy plant at Njeliyanparamba progress implementation in progress. Caping

work started.

Functioning (iii) Chicken waste rendering plant of 40TPD functioning in Thamarassery –

170 chicken stalls of Kozhikode

corporation are disposing off the waste through this rendering plant. Work in progress Rendering plant construction for chicken stall waste – Perumanna . Peruvayal

Functioning. And work (iv) 3 MRF facilities existing ( At progressing Njeliyamparamba(Super MRF) 3TPD- with plastic shredding unit, west hill industrial estate -2TPD --with plastic shredding unit,Near Jayanthi nagar colony) -70% completed

Functioning (v) 24 units of aerobic compost facilities existing ( Tagore hall, S K Pottakkad hall, Jubilee hall, Mofusil bus stand,T.B. Clinic,Circle office). Functioning (vi) 350 ring compost and 150 Biogas plants installed in house holds.-kkd Corporation 26 biogas plant complete –peruvayal 190 ring compost complete –mavoor

Functioning (vii) Community level biogas plant- 3nos(Mental Hospital 1TPD, ITI Functioning Malikadav -1TPD, Juvine home- 1TPD) Functioning (viii) 3 Biogas plants in market (Central market 2TPD, Vegitable Functioning market 2TPD, New bus stand,2TPD) (ix)Treatment facility for waste in Central Market – Tendering in Progress (x) Establishment of slaughter house-

30/03/2021 Mavoor Panchayath MCF 1 nos,ring compost,compost pit- Completed and functioning 31/12/2022 Perumanna Panchayat Compost pit and MCF with baling machine (1 nos) -Work in progress Peruvayal Panchayat 31.03.2021 Compost pit,mini MCF 2 nos,bio gas plant- Work in progress MCF-1 nos temporarly functioning 31.03.2021 Olavanna Panchayat MCF-1 completed Mini MCF -3 Work in progress MRF -1 In block

(v) latest water quality of Analysis report of Kallayi river stretch polluted river, its for the month of September 2020 tributaries, drains with Attached as Annexure 2 flow details and ground

water quality in the

catchment of polluted

river;

(vi) preventing dumping of Same as Item no. 5.1(v) waste and scientific waste Fine of 32 Lakhs imposed for illegal management including dumpinh of solid wastes into rivers bio-medical waste plastic and public places.Instalation of CCTV. waste and decentralizeing Biomedical waste from Hospital,labs waste processing, ,clinics collected through image, including waste generated plastic waste disposal through from hotels, ashrams,etc. recyclers. Individual solid waste processing facilities like bio gas plant, bio bins in high rise building, hotels,

restaurants etc.

Fencing proposed by irrigation

department.

(vii)ground water NIL regulation

(viii) adopting good NIL irrigation practices

(ix) protection and Flood prone mapping- Proposed by management of flood irrigation department

plain zones(FPZ),

(x) Rain water harvesting 31/03/2021 Mavoor Panchayat Well recharging-Estimate under preparation 31/03/2021 Peruvayal Panchayat Well recharging-Work in progress 31/03/2021 Olavanna Panchayat Well recharging-Work in progress

(xi) Maintaining minimum Initiated environmental flow of Perumanna Panchayat river 31/03/2021 Cleaning of Mampuzha river-Work in progress

Perumanna Panchayat 31/03/2021 Cleaning of Mampuzha river-Ongoing Olavanna Panchayat Cleaning of Mampuzha river- Completed Completed

(xii)Plantation on both sides Completed Mavoor Panchayat of the river 3500units completed

(xiii) Setting up biodiversity parks on flood Bio park in Kozhikode district- plains by removing Proposed by irrigation department encroachment

(Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)

Digitally signed by SHABNA SHABNA KUSHE KUSHE SHEKHAR Date: 2021.02.09 SHEKHAR 21:05:54 +05'30'

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KALLAYI, KOZHIKODE S. Submission of progress by State/UT- Activity to be monitored Timeline No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KALLAYI, KERALA

Kozhikode Corporation

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress Progress Progress in % works Details of agency in the in the the month of completed works month month of January remaining of Decembe 2020 August r 2020 2020 1 Identification of illegal outlets into storm water 58 Notice 6 Notice drain and issue Notice to such units Issued. Kozhikode Issued. Rs 4 Notice 30.12.2020 Fine On going work Corporation 8000 Fine Issued. Imposed imposed Rs.2100

2 Waste to energy project proposed at KSIDC 30.06.2021 On Going On going 40 % of Njeliyamparamba work Work Legacy waste clearing completed.

3 Establishment of Aerobic compost units Kozhikode Completed Work Work Work 100% 24 units established in 6 sites and Corporation functioning Complete Completed Completed d 4 Segregation of solid waste at source level and Kozhikode 30.06.2019 Work Work Work 100% treatment of house hold wastes Corporation complete Completed completed 300 ring compost and 150 biogas plant d installed 5 Setting up of rendering treatment plant for Project 100% 100% chicken stall wastes 100% chicken chicken Installed in Thamarassery panchayath. Now Fresh cut agency Completed chicken Completed waste is waste waste waste collected from 170 units collected collected 6 Kozhikode Implementation of Green protocol unit Corporation 30.06.19 Completed Completed Completed 100%

7 Negotiation with the bidders Tendering Tendering Setting up of common STP of( 13 MLD) Kozhikode completed. process process on 7.1 At Kothi bridge- 6 MLD plant proposed Corporation 31.03.2020 Market 0% on going going 7.2 At Avikkal -7 MLD plant proposed analysis of rates in progress

8 Special Cleani ng Kozhikode Drive Kwil Work on Cleaning of Canoli canal 20.07.2019 Corporation Sched going uled in Feb 2021 9 Proje Kozhikode Purchasing of Solar Boat for Canoli canal NA N ct 31.03.2020 cleaning Corporation A Drop ped 10 Proje Installation of CCTV Camera for the Kozhikode NA N ct Identification and monitoring of illegal 31.03.2020 Corporation A Drop activities ped 11 Establishment of Mobile Septage Units Kozhikode 31.03.2020 Proje N ct Corporation NA A Drop ped 12 Action taken against dumping of wastes into Kozhikode Continuing 58 Notice 3 Notice river and public places Corporation Issued. Rs Issued. Rs 12 Notice On going work 8000 Fine 4200 fine Issued imposed Imposed

13 Cleaning of B.K canal Kozhikode 31.03.2020 On going Retaining Retaining wall 96% Cleaning of Corporation work wall of of length 50m tributaries length has been 100m. 50m has constructed. Fixing been Slit removed of constructe for 50m fencin d. g Slit removed for 50m 14 Establishment of treatment plant at Medical Kozhikode 31.03.2020 On going Final Estimate college (3 MLDplant) Corporation work design revised. Tender over submitted Revised 14.1 -2 MLD plant proposed by drawing and 14.2- 1 MLD plant proposed contractor. estimate Discussion presented with CE before LSGD held technical on 23rd committee December. LSGD. Estimate Suggested rework corrections. ongoing Meeting to be scheduled for presenting the corrected estimate

15 Construction of drains at Y.M.RC Ayyankar Kozhikode 31.03.2020 50% work RE RE pending 50% 525m Storm colony Corporation Completed pendin with CE water g with LSGD. Silt drainage CE removal in construction LSGD. progress is pending. Silt remova l in progres s 16 Implementation of STP at Kozhikode Kottooli (13.5 MLD) Corporation Now stay order has been lifted. Additional fund is required

17 Treatment facility for waste water in Central Kozhikode EOI market Corporation EOI proc EOI process in EOI process process in ess progress in progress progress in prog ress 18 Establishment of comfort stations Kozhikode 5 Corporation comf 5 comfort 5 comfort ort station station stati

work work on 60% completed completed work com plete d 19 Provide facility for Suchitwa Mission Project in Neliyanpa Neliyanpa Neliyanpara 30% 70% MRF,RRF, Super MRF Progress ramba ramba mba work 3 units existing work work completed. 19.1 Njeliyanparamb completed completed. Others on 19.2 Industrial estate Others on going 19.3 Meyorbhavanjayanthinagar colony going 20 Identification of illegal outlets from house to Kozhikode On going On going On going On storm water drain and issue Notice to such Corporation process process process going Houses proce ss Kozhikode Work Work Work 21 Project started Establishment of Plastic shredding unit Corporation Completed Completed Completed 100%

22 Establishment of slaughtering unit Kozhikode Submitted to Impact Kerala for KIFB Aid –Got Initial Approval. Corporation Final Document Preparation going on 23 Cleaning of drains in Kozhikode Ongoing On going On going On On Kozhikode Town process process Corporation goin going g proce proc ss ess Irrigation Department

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as per agency the month the month the month of completed works Action of July 2020 of August September remaining Plan) 2020 2020

Desilting of Kallayi river from Kaduppini to Kothi Irrigation 31.03.21 1 in Kozhikode Corporation department

2 Provide fencing on the sides of the Bridge Irrigation 31.03.21 department 3 Irrigation Dredging, Desilting & removal of weeds from E K 31.07.19 Canal (11.2 km) department

4 Irrigation Bio Park in Kozhikode District department

5 Flood Prone Mapping in Kozhikode District Irrigation department

Kerala State Pollution Control Board

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as agency the month the month the month of completed works per of July 2020 of August September remaining Action 2020 2020 Plan) 1 River water quality monitoring- Kallayi river KSPCB Ongoing; National Water Quality Monitoring monthly Programme(NWMP) frequency River water qualitymonitoring– Kallayi rivers KSPCB Ongoing. 2 State Water Monitoring Programme, KSPCB fund (SWMP) Seasonal monitoring – pre- monsoon, monsoon, post- monsoon

3 Inspection and effluent quality monitoring of the KSPCB Ongoing flats, industrial units, service stations, hospitals, Interval: hotels etc . in Malappuram Municipal area Red– 1month.

Orange – 3 months.

Green – 6 months .

SuchitwaMission

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of agency the month the month the month of completed works (as per of July 2020 of August September remaining Action 2020 2020 Plan) 1 Board displaying messages against dumping to be Suchitwa Mission 15.07.19 placed in river banks

Action Plan by Ground WaterDepartment

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of agency the month the month the month of completed works (as per of July 2020 of August September remaining Action 2020 2020 Plan)

B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over expolited as critical zones/blocks (Earlier status: As per Groundwater resources of Kerala, 2017 estimate ,Kozhikkode Block comes under the Kallai river basin and the block is safe with stage of groundwater extraction 68.49%) B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting

(Earlier status : The average pre-monsoon groundwater level is 7.23mbgl. Groundwater Department has implemented 3 no of dug well recharge schemes at Kozhikkode block) B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of contaminated

ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps (Earlier status - Groundwater Department has 1 observation piezometer (BW)in the river stretch.) B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices (Earlier status - The total irrigation draft in the block area is 488.76 ha.m.)

Action plan by irrigationDepartment

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of agency the month the month the month of completed works (as per of July 2020 of August September remaining Action 2020 2020 Plan)

E Dredging and desilting Irrigation Dept 3 years

E E-flow (by micro water shed management) Irrigation Dept 3 years E Flood plain zone (protection and Irrigation Dept 3 years management)

E Greenery development (plant in trees on Irrigation Dept 3 years thebanks)

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Format for submission of monthly progress report by state/UTs

( Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA.No. 673/2018 dated 6/12/2018 )

For the month of January 2021 – Kuttiady polluted river stretch

Sl Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by No state/UT-complinace status

1 Ensure 100% treatement of Nil sewage at least in-situ remediation 2 Commencement of setting up of Nil STPs and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 3 Timeline for completing all steps Nil of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their commissioning 4 Chief secretaries may set up Not applicable appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the secretary level  Chief secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose

 Monitoring at state level Nil must take place 5 Progress report may be furnished Monthly Nil by the state/UTs to (preferably before 20th of  Secretary,ministry of jal every month) shakti  Member secretary,CPCB

5.1 Progress report may be comprised of details along with completion timeline on:

(i) identification of polluting Primary STP (Oil and Grease Drains identified. Pollution source including drains trap with grit chamber) load calculated. Action plan contributing to river prepared. Notices issued by pollution and action as per concerned Panchayath NGT order on insitu Will be implemented by Secretaries to individual treatment 31/3/2021 units. Action under progress by individual units.

Monthly progress report of Kuttiady, Maruthomkara, Cheruvannur, Changaroth,, Kavilumpara, Velom Panchayaths,Chakittapara, Payyoli, Thurayoor, Irrigation department, Water Authority, Shuchitwa mission for the month of October 2020 is attached as Annexure 3.

(ii) status of STPs, I&D and Mostly rural area. No sewage networks details common STP proposed. of existing Individual septic tank and infrastructure,proposed soak pit system provided along with completion for house hold, units like timeline bakery, cool bars small restaurants with less seating capacity. Individual STPs for high rise building, hotels, Restaurants, Commercial buildings.

(iii) status of CETPs details of No CETPs proposed existing CETP and ETP --- infrastructure ,Gap analysis,proposed along with complying status

Kuttiyadi Panchayth (iv) status of solid waste 31/03/2021 Construction started for management & details of block level MRF for 7 processing facilities details panchayath in the Kuttiyady of existing infrastructure, block. Gap analysis,proposed Completed and functioning MCF of Kuttiyadi along with completion Panchayath set up with timeline shredding unit- work completed and functioning. Completed and functioning Mini MCF set up in all wards of Kuttiyadi panchayath. Kavilumpara panchayath Completed and functioning 3 MCFs are functioning. Maruthomkara Panchayath Completed and functioning MRF completed and functioning. Biogas plant work completed. Velom Panchayath – 31/103/2021 Community level – Biogas plant.Work under construction(80% work completed). 50 nos of Biogas plant for house hold- Completed and functioning 31/10/202 Perambra Panchayath MCF- Tendering in progress Mini MCF – work completed.

Changaroth Panchayath 31/03/2021 Project for setting up MCF approved. Site to be identified soon. Biogas plant and Ring compost for house hold proposed. Plastic shredding unit proposed. Completed and functioning Chakkittapara Panchayath MCF-Completed Payyoli Municipality 31/03/2021 2000units of ring compost,500units of biogas plant,5000units of bio bin- Work in progress

(v) latest water quality of Water quality monitoring polluted river, its result for the month of tributaries, drains with October 2020 is attached flow details and ground as Annexure-4 water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi) preventing dumping of Same as Item no. 5.1(v) waste and scientific waste Biomedical waste from management including Hospital,labs ,clinics bio-medical waste plastic collected through image, waste and decentralizeing plastic waste disposal waste processing, through recyclers.Individual including waste generated solid waste processing from hotels, ashrams,etc. facilities like bio gas plant, bio bins in high rise building, hotels etc. Fencing proposed by irrigation department.

(vii) ground water NIL regulation

(viii) adopting good NIL irrigation practices

(ix) protection and management of flood plain zones(FPZ),

(x) Rain water harvesting Work in progress Velom panchayath 22527 rain water pit , well 31/03/2021 recharge – 1500 houses Kavilumpara panchayath well recharge – 160 houses

Maruhtonkara panchayath

Well recharge- Action plan

and TS approved

Cheruvanoor panchayath Well Recharge – Project in progress Chakkittapara Panchayath Well recharging through MGNREGS

(xi) Maintaining minimum Kavilumpara panchayath environmental flow of Adopted steps to remove river sands and rock dumped durig rain flood Maruthonkara panchayah 74 works ongoing under MGNREGS(RWH, soil conservation). Kavilumpara panchayath 5 works ongoing under MGNREGS for protection of river sides Chakkittapara Panchayath Removal of pebbles and renovation of Kuttiady river through MGNREGS Payyoli Municipality Rejuvation/cleaning of Naivarani thodu by removing slit and other solid wastes-Work in progress

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii) Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

(Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)

Digitally signed SHABNA by SHABNA KUSHE KUSHE SHEKHAR Date: 2021.02.09 SHEKHAR 21:07:00 +05'30'

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KUTTIYADI, KERALA

KuttyadiGrama Panchayath

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works (as agency month of Nov. month of Dec month of Jan 2021 completed remaining per 2020 2020 Action Plan) D Geo textiles at MGNREGS 31.03.2018 NIl Nil Nl Na Na river bed

E Haritha Kuttyadi Grama 31.03.2020 Completed Completed Completed 100% Na sahayastapana Panchayath agreement C(ii) Removal of Kuttyadi Grama 31.03.2020 Completed Completed Completed 100% Na Non bio Panchayath degradable waste C(ii) Clean green Kuttyadi Grama 31.03.2020 80% 85% 90% 90% Plastic kuttyadi Panchayath collection from Home A(b) Community Suchitwa 31.03.2020 100% 100% toilet mission

C(ii) MRF Block 31.03.2020 Nil -Nil Nil Nil - panchayath C(ii) MCF Kuttyadi Grama 31.03.2019 100% 100% Panchayath

A(b) Sanitary latrine Kuttyadi Grama 31.03.2019 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Panchayath

B(ii) Well recharging MGNREG 31.03.2019 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

E Camera Kuttyadi Grama completed completed 100% surveillance Panchayath

E Rejuvenation MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil of Kuttiyadi Puzha C(ii) Disposal of non Kuttyadi 31.03.2020 80% 90% 95% Collection degradable bio Grama for MCF waste Panchayath

E Clean Village Kuttyadi 31.03.2020 Nil Nil 90% 90% Grama Panchayath

C(ii) MRF Block 31.03.2020 Na Na Na Na Na Panchayat

C(ii) MCF Kuttyadi 31.03.2020 100% 100% 100% 100% Grama Panchayath C(ii) Retrofitting Kuttyadi 31.03.2020 80% 85% 90% 24 Grama Beneficiaries Panchayath

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ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KUTTIYADI, KERALA

Chakkittapara GramaPanchayath

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of (as per agency month of month of month of month of January completed works Action October 2020 November 2020 December 2020 2021 remaining Plan) D Removal of pebbles MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil dumped if any

E Harithasahayastap ChakkittaparaGramaPa 31.03.2020 Completed Completed Completed Completed 100% Nil ana agreement nchayath

C(ii) Removal of Non bio ChakkittaparaGramaPa 31.03.2020 Completed Completed Completed Completed 100% Nil degradable waste nchayath

A(b) Community toilet Suchitwa mission 31.03.2020 100% Nil

C(ii) MCF ChakkittaparaGrama 31.03.2020 100% Nil Panchayath

A(b) Sanitary latrine ChakkittaparaGrama 31.03.2020 Nil 75% 75% 80% 85% Panchayath

B(ii) Well recharging MGNREG 31.03.2020 Nil 30% 30% 35% 35%

E Rejuvenation of MGNREGS 31.03.2020 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Kuttiyadi Puzha

C(ii) Disposal of non ChakkittaparaGrama 31.03.2020 70% 75% 75% 80% 80% Colle degradable bio Panchayath ction waste from MCF E Clean Village ChakkittaparaGrama 31.03.2020 Nil 25% 25% 30% 30% Panchayath

C(ii) MCF ChakkittaparaGrama 31.03.2020 100% Nil Panchayath

CHANGAROTH GRAMAPANCHAYAT – Progress report of January 2021

No.(as Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the per Implementing % works Details of works Activity Time line month of month of month of January Action agency completed remaining November 2020 december 2020 2021 Plan)

September

Setting up of MCF Changaroth GP Completed Completed Completed ongoing Completed C(ii) 2019 Haritha karma throughout Collection of non- sena the year - - - ongoing ongoing C(ii) biodegradable waste November Bio gas plants for Changaroth GP 2019 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed C(ii) house hold December Changaroth GP Ring compost unit Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed C(ii) 2019

Changaroth GP March 2020 Plastic shredding unit dropped dropped dropped dropped Project dropped C(ii) January 19 units remaining, House hold sanitary Changaroth GP A(b) 2020 ongoing ongoing ongoing ongoing 14 beneficiaries not units executed agreement Transportation of September Changaroth GP waste material to Completed Completed Completed Completed C(ii) 2019 refinement unit

Bamboo Cultivation 31.03.2020 Unavailability of C(iii) No Progress ongoing river banks MGNREGS bamboo plants

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SUBMISSION OF MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT OF MANIYUR GRAMA PANCHAYAT

No.(as per Activity lmplementing Time Line Progress in To works Details of Action plan) a8e ncy the month completed works of Ja nua ry remaining 202.t 15 lnnovation MGNREGS 2020-27 15 Ca na ls 700% Nit of canals in novation

68 lnnovation MGNREGS 2020-21 17 Streams 2s% 51 of Streams innovation completed 2 lnnovation Maniyur 2079-20 2 Streams too% Nil of Streams Grama lnnovation completed 27 Building up MGNREGS 2020-27 Works of 7 79% 14 of mini mcf mini mcf

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Thuravur GramaPanchayath

Activity lmplementing Time line Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works remaining

agency month of month of month of co m p lete N ovem ber 2020 Dec€mber 2020 January 2O2I d

Removal of pebbles dumped Nil Nil Nil Nit Nil Nil Nil if any

Haritha sahaya Stapana Th urayu r Grama 3L/03/2O2O Completed Complete Complet 7 Nil agreement Panchayat d ed 0 0

Removal of Non Thurayur Grama 3tl03/2020 Completed Complete Complet 7 Nil biodegradable Panchayat d ed 0 waste 0

Community Toilet Suctitwa M iss ion 37/03/2021 Nil Nil Nil 1 DPC approved 0 Aft er technical sanction 0 And tender is under process

MCF Thurayur Grama 37/03l2O2O 7000/. Basem ent com pleted Panchayat b) Sanitary latrine Th u rayur Grama Panchayat Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

ii) Well recharging MGNREGS 37/03l2O2O Nil Nil Nil Nil

Rejuvanation of Kutyadi River MGNREGS 31./03lZO7O Nil Nil Nil Nil

ii) Disposal of non degrada ble Th u rayur Grama Panch ayat 37/03l2O2O 40% 60% 7 Oo/" 70v Bio waste Collection d irectly from ho uses Clean Village Thu rayur Grama Panch ayat 31.10312O2O Nil Nil Ni

ii) MCF Th urayur Grama Panchayat 37l03l2O2t LOO% Basement completed

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National Mission for Clean Ganga Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER TIRUR, MALAPPURAM

S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by state/UT-Compliance status No. 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in- situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose.  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details Last updated report submitted was on 14 January 2021 along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river Identified 17 drains out of which 9 were additionally pollution and action as per NGT identified on 11.07.2019 order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Market – 45 KLD- running Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Bus stand -50 KLD – running Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Nil Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv) Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Disposal using sanitary landfills, composting, operations , Analysis, Proposed along with MRF, MCF etc completion timeline

(v)Latest water quality ofpolluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and Attached as Annexure II(Analysis report during the month ground water quality in the catchment of January) of polluted river; Actions are being initiated to prevent illegal waste (vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific dumping. BMW are being disposed scientifically through waste management including bio-medical IMAGE. Municipality have MRF, MCF facilities waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. NA

(vii)Ground water regulation complying (viii) Adopting good irrigation practices,

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ),

(x) Rain water harvesting,

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii) Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER TIRUR, KERALA

1. IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT

No. Activity Implementing agency Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of the month month of Progress in completed works of December 2020 the month remaining November of January 2021 2021 1.1.1 Strengthening the right Irrigation 6 Months These two Department works are side bund of Tirur- combined Ponnanipuzhaat Porur, and DPR submitted ward for FS on no.ITirurMunicipality 22/11/201 1.1.2 Cleaning and development Irrigation 6 Months 9 of old Ponnani thodu at Department Thazhepalam

1.1.3 Repair and Irrigation 18 Months This work Department is Rehabilitation of arranged Koottayi Regulator cum under Bridge across Thirur- Rebuild Kerala PonnaniPuzhain Initiative Mangalam Grama (RKI) and in tender panchayatin process Malappuram Dist

2. TIRUR MUNICIPALITY – SHORT TERM ACTION PLAN No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of agency the month month of Progress in completed works of December 2020 the month remaining November of January 2020 2021 1.2.1 Provide septic tank for nearest Tirur Dec 2019 completed completed completed completed houses Municipality

1.2.2 Establishment of Solid waste Tirur March 2020 completed completed completed completed Treatment Plant Municipality

ThumboorMozhiModel AerobicBin

1.2.3 Establishment of Non Degradable Tirur March 2020 Complet Completed complet completed waste treatment Plant Municipality ed ed Shredding unit is Resource Recovery facility Centre converted to bale Plastic Shredding Unit unit- supply order Segregation shed issued

completed 1.2.4 Slaughtering House Tirur Municipality December Civil work tendered 2020 is tendered Will be completed for completed by March 2021 installatio n of mechanica l parts- agreement executed 1.2.5 Fencing on Bridgeside Tirur Municipality December Complet completed complet completed 2020 ed ed ThalakkadathurBridge 1.2.6 Installation of CCTV Camera Tirur Municipality May 2020 In Project rejected DPR completed near the river Bank progres by DPC. Trying to prepare Thalakkadathur Bridge s complete by d and cloud computing submitte d for approval

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Planting of Bamboo seedlings on the Tirur Municipality Complet completed completed 1.2.7 June 2020

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1.2.8 Renovation of Effluent treatment plant Tirur Municipality June 2019 Work Work completed- completed

at fish Market AMC Granted Completed started operation compl eted completed

ETP with Aeorobic System Tirur Municipality

1.2.9 Setting up of STP at Tirur Municipality June 2020 Started Started operation and completed completed Private Bus stand operation completed and completed 1.2.10 Setting up of a new drain after Tirur Municipality June 2020 completed Estimate prepared Construction Submitted for demolishing the old one. The old one and submitted for of new drain tendering approval in the was the hub of the waste water middle of outlet of the shops and other road establishments. The proposed drain is connecting constructingin the middle of the road waste water so as to avoid intrusion of pipes from from shops to STP is outside completed. The construction of silt chambers have obtained technical sanction 1.2.11 Identification ofillegal outlets Tirur Municipality Fine imposing intostorm water drainsand fine mechanism is going shallbeimposed onsuchunits on 3. Cheriyamundam Grama panchayat

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of agency the month month of Progress in completed works of December 2020 the month remaining November of January 2020 2021 1.3.1 Fencing on bridge side Cheriyamundam March 2020 completed Grama panchayat Thalakkadatur 1.3.2 Providing fencing and camera at Cheriyamundam Submitted Submitted completed Grama panchayat agreement agreement Ipputtungal thodu

4.Kerala State Pollution Control Board

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of agency the month month of Progress in completed works of December2020 the month remaining November of January 2020 2021 1.4.1 River water quality Monitoring- KSPCB Ongoing; 100% Monthly Thalakkadathur frequency National Water Quality Programme(NWMP) 1.4.2 River water quality Monitoring KSPCB Ongoing; 100% Seasonal State Water monitoring programme (SWMP) 1.4.3 Inspection and effluent quality Ongoing; 100% monitoring of the flats, Industrial Interval; units, Service stations, hospitals, Red – 1 auditorium, hotels month, in Municipal area Orange- 3 months, Green- 6 months 5.Ground Water Department

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of agency the month month of Progress in completed works of December 2020 the month remaining November of January 2020 2021 1.5.1. Ground Water resources and Ground water No action regulation of ground water Department included in extraction by industries particularly the approved in over exploited as critical action plan zones/blocks to be performed (Earlier status : As per by Ground Groundwater resources of Water Kerala, 2017 estimate a total number of 2 blocks (Tirur and Kuttippuram) comes under the Tirur river basin. These two blocks are semi-critical blocks and the stage of groundwater extraction ranges from 77.75 % to 77.92%)

1.5.2 Ground water recharging / rain No action water harvesting included in the approved (Earlier status : The average pre - action plan monsoon groundwater level ranges to be from 6.14mbgl - 8.49 mbgl.) performed by Ground Water 1.5.3 Periodic ground waste quality No action assessment and remedial actions in included in case of contaminated ground water the approved tube wells/bore wells or action plan handpumps to be performed (Earlier status : No observation well by Ground along the river stretches) Water 1.5.4 For regulating use of ground No action water for irrigation purpose, included in the adopting good irrigation approved practices action plan (Earlier status : The total to be performed irrigation draft in the area by Ground ranges from 49.14 - 870.97 Water ha.m.)

6. ACTION PLAN BY VARIOUS GRAMA PANCHAYATHs- Thalakkad, Vettom, Mangalam

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the % works Details of agency the month month of Progress in completed works of December 2020 the month remaining November of January 2020 2021 1.6.1 Protection of Thirur Ponnani Thalakkad grama 31.03.2020 May be DPC approved and May be River panchayath extended to may be extended to submitted 31.03.2021 31.03.2021 for a.Fencing of on bridge sidehandover fund to District Panchayat tendering (kooloopalam) b. Placing CCTV on bridge side at Kooloopalam,,Kunjilakkadav Mangattiri,Kattachira 1.6.2 Installation of CC TV bridge Vettom - KS Spill over completed completed completed completed SECURITY SYSTEM side of Koottayi regulator cum due to lack bridge of fund 1.6.3 Installation of CC TV camera Mangalam grama Completed In progress In progress In progress In progress panchayath Win Plus Agency, 1.6.4 Installation of CC TV camera at Mangalam grama Completed completed completed completed completed Kootayi regulator cum bridge panchayath Win Plus Agency, Kondotty 1.6.4 Haritha KeralamThirur- Mangalam grama 31.03.2020 completed completed completed completed Ponnanipuzha protection panchayath Nirmithi Kendra, Kozhikkodu 7.REVENUE DEPARTMENT

Survey of boundaries of river side Revenue Not started Vettom Panchayath Survey in department yet- fee for Survey completed. Tirur survey Cheriyamundam , Municipalit Mangalam have y region submitted submitted amount started. by Vettom for survey. Account Tirur and details are given to Municipalit Cheriya Purathur y have mundam Panchayath. The submitted Grama amount will be fund for transferred to the surveying panchayat account of Survey hs Superidentant for further actions

National Mission for Clean Ganga Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER KADALUNDI, MALAPPURAM

S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by state/UT-Compliance status No. 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in- situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose.  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details Last updated report submitted was on January 14 2021 along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources

including drains contributing to river Identified 3 drains on 10.12.2018 pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage Malappuram municipality – 30 KLD finished and was networks Details of Existing operational early. It is not operating properly due to Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, absence of oil trap. Project submitted for approval for Proposed along with completion construction of oil trap and revamping STP (No further timeline progress reported )

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP

Infrastructure,Gap Analysis,

Proposed along with completion Nil timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv) Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Disposal using sanitary landfills, composting, MRF, MCF Analysis, Proposed along with etc completion timeline

(v)Latest water quality ofpolluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and

ground water quality in the catchment Attached as Annexure I( analysis report of month of of polluted river; January)

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific Actions are being initiated to prevent illegal waste waste management including bio-medical dumping. BMW are being disposed scientifically through waste, plastic waste and decentralizing IMAGE. Municipality have MRF, MCF facilities waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. NA (vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices, complying

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ),

(x) Rain water harvesting,

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii) Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KADALUNDI, MALAPPURAM, KERALA

1. 2. Malappuram Municipality-Short Term Solid & Liquid Waste Management Action Plan

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in % works Detail Progress agency the month of the month complet s of in the November of ed works month 2020 December of remai 2020 January ning 2021 1.1 Slaughter house and Malappuram July 2010 Date shall Date shall Date Date shall be Poultry house Municipality be extended be shall be extended to to March extended to extend March 2021 2021 March ed to 2021 March 2021

1.2 Valiyathodu Cleaning - 8 Malappuram Completed completed completed comple completed Km Municipality ted length 1.3 Installation of screening Malappuram December 2019 completed completed compl completed net in the Valiyathode Municipality eted 1.4 Identification of Malappuram Completed completed completed compl completed polluting points in Municipality eted Kadalundi river & awareness campaign - River walk(puzhanadatham – 15 km length) 1.5 Sanitation facility and Malappuram Completed completed completed compl completed treatment of waste Municipality eted water in the markets - Treatment plant 1.6 The discharge of waste Malappuram Completed completed completed compl completed water from the Municipality eted surrounding houses to the Valiyathodu - Blocking of discharge of liquid waste 1.7 Identification of illegal Malappuram Ongoing completed completed compl completed outlets into storm Municipality eted water drains andfine imposed on such units. 1.8 Biodegradable Malappuram Date shall be Date Date shall be waste Municipality extended to shall extended to March 2021 be March 2021 Bio bins – 176 extend March 2020 ed to Bucket compost – 269 March March 2020 2021 Thumboormuzhi Aerobic bins - 4 March 2020

March 2020 Biogas plant -55

1.9 Non biodegradable waste Malappuram 3 MCF 3 MCF Compl Completed Municipality completed completed eted MCF March 2020

Completed Plastic shredding and completed complete Completed completed Bailing d Shall be Shall be Shall be Echo Kiosk March 2020 extende extended extended to

to march d to march 2021 2021 march 2021 1.10 Identification and Malappuram In progress Shall be Shall Date shall be monitoring of illegal Municipality extended be extended to activities to march extend March 2021 CC tv Network March 2020 2021 ed to installation march

2021

2.Kerala State Pollution Control Board

No. Activity Implementing agency Time line Progress in Progress in Progress % works Details the month of the month in the complet of November of month ed works 2020 December of remain 2020 January ing 2021 2.1 River water quality KSPCB Ongoing; 100% Monthly Monitoring- frequency Thirurangadi, Ha jiyarpally National Water Quality Programme(NWMP) 2.2 River water quality KSPCB Ongoing; 100% Seasonal - Monitoring - Pre - Thirurangadi, monsoon, Kooriyad, monsoon, Manikut, Hajiyarpally, post - Anakkayam, monsoon Oravambrum - State Water monitoring programme (SWMP)

2.3 Inspection and KSPCB Ongoing; 100% effluent quality Interval; monitoring of the flats, industrial units, Red – 1 service stations, hospitals, hotels etc. month, in Malappuram Orange- 3 Municipalarea months, Green- 6 months 3.Ground Water Department

No. Activity Implementing agency Time line Progress in Progress in Progress % works Details the month of the month in the complet of October of month ed works 2020 November of remain 2020 Decemb ing er2020 3.1. Ground Water Ground water No resources and Department action included regulation of ground in the water extraction by approve industries d action plan to particularly in over be exploited as critical performe zones/blocks (Earlier d by Ground status : As per Water Groundwater Departm resources of Kerala, ent 2017 estimate a total number of 3 blocks (Mankada, Vengara and Malappuram) comes under the Kadalundi river basin. Out of three blocks Malappuram and Vengara are semi- critical blocks and the rest is a safe one, stage of groundwater extraction ranges from 69.43 % to 79.84%)

3.2 Ground water Ground water No recharging / rain water Department action harvesting included in the approve (Earlier status : The d action average pre -monsoon plan to groundwater level be ranges from 7.59mbgl - performe 13.57 mbgl. d by Ground Groundwater Water Department has Departm implemented 3 no of ent roof top rain water recharging through recharge pit schemes in Vengarablock.)

3.3 Periodic ground waste Ground water No quality assessment and Department action remedial actions in included in the case of contaminated approve ground water tube d action wells/bore wells or plan to handpumps be performe (Earlier status : d by Ground Groundwater Water Department has 6 Departm observation dug wells ent and 14 bore wells in the river stretch. (report attached ) (Map No: 7 attached)) 3.4 For regulating use Ground water No of ground water Department action included for irrigation in the purpose, adopting approve good irrigation d action plan to practices be (Earlier status : performe The total d by Ground irrigation draft in Water the area ranges Departm from 979.683 - ent 1857.49 ha.m.)

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)JANUARY 2021 RIVER KAVVAYI, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ All houses and establishment have their on remediation disposal facility Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including Nil completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB

6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with In GP, 2 out of 5 are pending to completion timelines on: clean which are (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains 1.Manthan Thodu (ward 6) -1km contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT 2.Ambachikundu Thodu (ward 15)-500m order on in-situ treatment. The work will be completed by 15/02/2021 as reported by the GP (II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of RRF at block level Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, Lab analysis reported by KSPCB is attached drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Awareness campaign,CCTV installed management including bio-medical waste, plastic

waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Implementing in all households as per KPBR (x) Rain water harvesting rules

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KAVVAI, KERALA

Action Plan of LocalBody

No. Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works Activity Implementing Time Progress in the (as per agency line month of month of complete remaining month of Action November 2020 December 2020 d Plan) January 2021 A (b) Sanitation Payyannurmunicipal2021 nil nil nil nil Sewage Facility ity Treatment Septage Plant –DPR treatment Prepared. facility shall be Waiting for provided the by Local approval of Bodies in Suchitwa various mission places. C(ii) Biodegradable PayyannurMuncip 2022 0 0 0 40 Project waste disposal ality % implementa tion in Bio bins ( 2061) progress Pit Compost (10992) Bio gas Plant (687) A(b) Non- PayyannurMuncip 2022 1 MCF &RRF biodegradable ality in Function Waste Disposal MCF and RRF

E Awareness PayyannurMuncip Ongoi 90% 90% 90% 90 ongoing ality ng % Youth, Asha projec workers and other t stake holders and HarithasahayaSam ithi E Installation of (m) 2019 CCTV cameras at major points f Drain Cleaning Payyanur (m) and side protection a Sanitation Kankolalapadamb ongoing complet complet 10 0 Facility a ed ed 0 Septage treatment facility shall be provided by Local Bodies in various places. C(ii) Biodegradable Kankol Ongoi ongoing complet complet 10 0 waste disposal ng ed ed 0

Bio bins, Pit Compost, Bio gas Plant(2460 Nos) A(b) Non- Kankol Ongoi Once in complete complete 10 0 biodegradable ng a month d d 0 Waste Disposal projec MCF t

E Awareness Kankol Once Once in complet complet 10 0 in a a month ed ed 0 Youth, Asha month workers and other stake holders e Installation of Kankolalapadamba Got 1 Got 1 Got 1 50 installation CCTV CCTV CCTV CCTV % cameras at major By By By points sponsors sponsors sponsors hip and hip and hip and installati installati installati on in on in on in progress progress progress f Drain Cleaning Kankolalapadamba and side protection A (b) Sanitation Facility Ramanthali GP 2020 100% Not in markets reported b Biodegradable Ramanthaligp waste disposal

Bio bins, Pit Compost, Bio gas A(b) Non- Ramanthali GP 2020 70% Waste is Biodegradable transferring waste disposal to MCF AND MCF 5 mini MCF proposed A (b) Drain Cleaning Ramanthali 2022 70% 2 drains are and side protection GP pending to

clean due to higher level of water in the stream c Awareness Ramanthaligp

Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders d Cc tv installation Ramanthaligp

E Renovation of Thrikkaripur - 2019 Ponds & CWRDM Construction of Platform to openwell (Implementation of Map of Kavvayi Wetland system of Northern Kerala) Action Plan by Irrigation Department

No. Activity Implementing Time Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works Progress in the (as per agency line month of month of complete remaining month of Action November 2020 December 2020 d Plan) January 2021 E Desilting and Irrigation rejuvenation of Department 2020 NarangaThodu in Payyannur

Municipality

1. Proper awareness among the inhabitants in the area is to be given for protecting the water bodies. Basic training for the people at the grass root level is to be provided for river management. All efforts for maintaining the quality of water bodies may be done by the Panchayat/Municipal authorities only with people’sparticipation. 2. The nearby gramapanchayath and municipalities are mainly responsible for not providing municipal waste collection and treatment facilities in the locality. So they must be instructed to provide the required facility for scientific disposal of municipal solid waste as per the MSW rules 2016. The citizens as well as the municipal/gramapanchayath authorities need to be aware of the importance of scientific disposal of waste generated. Their attitude towards handling waste has to be changed. Reducing waste, recovering recyclable materials, return of nutrients to the eco system as well as generation of energy from waste are to be practised. There has to be a valid scheme for collection, segregation, transportation, processing and safe disposal of waste by the authorities. For this affordable and viable waste to energy conversion technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented by the municipalities seeking technicalexpertise. 3. Propagation of vegetative cover in water shed will reduce soil erosion and enhance percolation of rain water into the sub surface.In downstream stretches where the river is saline, propagation of mangroves areessential. 4. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment facilities in waste generatingunits. 5. The practice of waste dumping into the river is to be prevented legally and strict action against this practice is to be adopted at panchayath and municipalitylevel.

6. Re-survey of the river boundaries throughout the entire stretch is to be done urgently so as to prevent encroachment of theriver. 7. The municipalities as well as the panchayaths are to be directed to provide proper waste management facilities of their own. All towns and cities must have Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) that clean up the sewage. Facility for collection, segregation, transport, processing and scientific disposal of waste generated are to be provided by the local authorities in strict adherence to the Municipal Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. For this, affordable and viable waste to energy conservation technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented seeking technicalexpertise. 8. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment facilities in waste generating units. The riverine stretches are to be monitored periodically at identified locations for water qualityassessment.

9. Modern agricultural practices and technologies introduce the use of inorganic fertilizers with Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potash and inorganic pesticides in farm lands and play important role in the river pollution. These may concentrate into the water body through run off causing algal blooms by which whole stretch of water become choked. Fertilizers and chemicals application in agricultural lands are to be strictly under technicalexpertise. 10. Rain water recharging measures must beadopted. 11. Eco tourism and water tourism projects are to be designed giving due importance for protecting the environment. The activities are to be organized in such ways which do not induce any types of pollution to the water body. Strict monitoring from the concerned authorities are recommended in functioning of the tourismprojects. 12. Implement Green Protocol effectively in local self-governments. Prohibit littering of plastics in the area. Plastic

wastes shall be handled as per the provisions of Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,2018. 13. The existing waste water treatment facilities of Municipality shall be augmented in such a way so as to operate round theyear. 14. Actions shall be taken by the local bodies to clean the storm water drains. Rejuvenation of small streams, creeks leading into the river is to bedone.

15. Round the clock patrolling shall be provided so as to prevent waste dumping on publicplaces.

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)- JANUARY 2021 RIVER KUPPAM, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Almost all residence and commercial remediation establishments have their own insitu sewage remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all A common STP is at Taliparamba the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.03.20 completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 21 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to Monthly  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti before  Member Secretary,CPCB 20th of every month 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with Udayagiri completion timelines on: Identified drains already cleaned before (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains commencement of monsoon by contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT harithakarmasena in local bodies order on in-situ treatment. Before Ward sanitation committee clean all June drainage before the beginning of rainy Every season , Thode &pond are cleaned by Year NREGA employees before June each year Identified drains already cleaned before commencement of monsoon by harithakarmasena in local bodies

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline Udayagiri All Compost pit -105 completed month Biogas -39 completed Soak pit -18 completed Ezhome 28 members of Haritha Karma Sena in Panchayath collect plastic waste from houses and institutions and dump in two MCF. This plastic waste sort by type and handover to Clean Kerala Company. This process is continued. Installatin of 298 Ring Compost is going to start. All harithakarmasena (28 nos ) in all ward collect plastic waste from house and collect in MCF (2Nos ) and this plastic waste handed over to clean kerala company . This is a continues process Pattuvam Ring compost -150 Pipe compost -600 Biogas plant -25 Compost pit -100 Thumpoormozhi -1

(v)Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Udayagiri management including bio-medical waste, plastic Door to door collection of biodegradable waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste is collected by local body and measures waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. for disposing biodegradable waste is practising.All existing HCF are disposing their bmw through CBMWTF Ezhome Door to door collection of non-bio degradable waste is doing by local body and measures for disposal of biodegradable wasteis practicing. All existing HCFs are disposing their BMWthrough CBMWTF Pattuvam Door to door collection of biodegradable waste is collected by local body and measures for disposing of biodegradable waste is practising.All existing HCF are disposing their bmw through CBMWTF

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices June

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting Ezhome Cleaning work of thod completed by MNREGS employees

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river Ezhome As per KPBR (xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

Ezhome Plantation of Mangrooves

Ezhome In kottila higher seconday school in a proposal of making biodiversity park ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KUPPAM, KERALA

Ref para Implementing Agency Time Progress in the Progress in % works Details of works no:48 as Activity per NGT month of November the month of completed remaining order of Completion 2020 December Progress in the 673/2018 2020 dated:2 month of January 0.0 9.2018 2021 UDAYAGIRI GP

98 septic tank Udaya giri GP completed ,2 Sanitation Facility A (b) 03/2020 ongoing Drains and small Biodegradablewas Udaya giri GP Ongoing bark already C (ii) te disposal project cleaned by ward sanitation fund MCF C (ii) cons Non bio truct Clean kerala Company Ongoing degradable ion project Waste Disposal com plete d Youth, Asha workers Ongoing project ongo E Awareness and other stake ing holders

ALAKKODE GP Chapparappadavu GP 06/2019 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 12/2019 Ward Sanitation

Committee ofLocal Body C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Local body (Haritha degradable Waste C (ii) Karma Sena) Disposal 03/2020

Awareness Youth, Asha workers 03/2020 E and other stake holders (Will extend if necessary) EZHOME GP

Progress % Details in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed Panchayat 03/2020 298 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility ring reported com post insta llatio n goin g to start 03/2022 On goin C (ii) Biodegradablewas g te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 Drai illegal outlets in to n drains and clean ing A (b) stoppage of the same work is done by sanit ation com mitt ee and NRE GS empl oyee s

CHERUKUNNU GP

Progress % Details

in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed 03/2020 Not Pariyaram Panchayat A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 03/2022 Pariyaram Panchayat C (ii) Biodegradablewas On going project te disposal C (ii) Non bio degradable Waste Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever and other stake necessary E holders

Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same Identification of Local Body 2022 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Thalipparamba Municipality Progress % Details in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed Municipality Com A (b) Sanitation Facility mon stp is at talpa ramb a Through Haritha Karma 35 75 Complete 100 Sena ,Bio Bin ,Ring Bio Bin- dpc % C (ii) Biodegradablewas Composit,Thumboormu 03/2020 approved te disposal zhi,MCF,RRF Ring Composit

Non bio Haritha Karma sena degradable Waste C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Once in a On going 100 E and other stake month % holders Pattuvam GP 03/2020 Soak pit- 40% 60% Pariyaram Panchayat A (b) Sanitation Facility 9 Biodegradablewas 03/2022 Compost 70% 30% te disposal pit-9, Order placed for ring compost 133 Non bio degradable Pariyaram Panchayat 5.82 tons Waste Disposal of waste 60% 40% C (ii) disposed of to clean kerala company Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever Awarene 100 and other stake necessary ss given % E holders to asha workers by health departm ent Identification of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 No illegal illegal outlets in to outlets in drains and drain A (b) stoppage of the same

CHAPPARAPPADAVU GP

Progress in % Detai the month work ls of of January s work 2021 com s plet rema ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Bio A (b) Sanitation Facility ng bin exec ution 03/2022 ongoing ongoi ongoing 80 Buildi ng ng C (ii) Biodegradablewas work te disposal comp leted - instal latio n of bailin g mach ine rema ining Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Notic degradable Waste project ng e C (ii) Disposal distri buito n Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Due E and other stake necessary ng to holders rain and covid 19 clean ing work is rema ining Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 completed compl completed 100 illegal outlets in to eted drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Pariyaram Panchayat

Progress in % Detai the month work ls of of January s work 2021 com s plet rema ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 03/2022

C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and

A (b) stoppage of the same

MADAYI GP

Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 A (b) Sanitation Facility 03/2022 100 2019-20, 2019 numb project -20- C (ii) Biodegradablewas er of completed, 100 te disposal ring Thumboo % compo moozhi st Tender 2020 suppli Invited,it -21, ed , will be 0 Estima open on te 08/02/21, Prepar ed for 2020-21 5 ring Thum compost boom project- oozhi Order placed for 200 Numbers of Ring Compost.A greement Executed

Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

NADUVIL GP

Progres % Detai s in the work ls of month s work of com s January plet rema 2021 ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reporte d 03/2022

C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Action Plan by IRRIGATION DEPT. Sl no Activity Implementing Time for Progress in Progress in % works Details Agency completion the month of the month of completed of November December Progress in works 2020 2020 the month of remaini January 2021 ng 1 Providing fencing on Kuppam bridge (NH) Irrigation 2021 across at Thalipparamba in department Thalipparamba Municipality

2 Providing Fencing on Pazhayangadi Bridge Irrigation 2021 across Kuppam River at Department Pazhayangadi 3 Regualting activites in flood plain zone, Irrigation 3 years protection and management of flood plain Department zone 4 Greenery development- Plantation plan. Irrigation 3 years Plantation on both sides of the river, setting up Department biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

5 Issues relating to E- flow, maintaining Irrigation 3 years minimum environmental flow of river(by Department having watershed management provisions)

Combined ActionPlan

Agency Timeline Progress in Progress in % works Details of Proposed action the month the month Progress in completed works of of the month remaining November December of January 2020 2020 2021 1 Providetoilets to residences Local Body with treatment and disposal system for sewage and sullage 2 All local bodies Proposed Construction Construction of new SuchitwaMission, Of new community community toilets with Revenue Toilet at satellite points treatment system department on the bank ofriver 3 All local Drains are inspected Entry of rain water and rain water recharging to all channels bodies , Kerala before rain and all and drain Water channels and stream Authority are cleaned once in a year 4 Sanitary facility in hotels (around 7) one hospital,Establishments Pollution Control situated in the ward for the Check they have board Board ,Health consent and sanitation segregation, treatment and department facility is provided disposal of solid wastes as per SolidWastesManagementRules,20 16

5 Adequate number of kitchen Municipalities bins shall beprovided and local bodies One project year 6 Local body Providing proper waste One project year handling facility. For wastewater and solid wastes

21 As per their project and 7 Rendering plant for poultry wastes Local body fund availability One common 8 Local body Slaughter house waste disposal slaughter house for 3 facility to 4 local body 9 Strict monitoring of disposal of Pollution Six months waste(sewage, sullage, Control Board degradable waste, non- biodegradable waste) surveyed area and also in the catchment of theriver i)Verify Whether consent to operate of the Board exists Pollution Six months 10 Sanitation survey is to be Control Board conducted for 100m on either sides of the other parts of polluted stretch if any located nearby Awareness for Suchitwamission/L Once in a month 11 residence association: SGD/Corporation

Action Plan by Ground WaterDepartment

Sl.No Ref para Activity Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works no:48 as per NGT month of month of completed remaining order November 2020 December 2020 Progress in the 673/2018 month of dated:20. 09.2018 January 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over expolited as critical zones/blocks

22 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of con taminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

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National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)JANUARY 2021 RIVER KAVVAYI, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ All houses and establishment have their on remediation disposal facility Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including Nil completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB

6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with In Ramanthali GP, 2 out of 5 are pending to completion timelines on: clean which are (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains 1.Manthan Thodu (ward 6) -1km contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT 2.Ambachikundu Thodu (ward 15)-500m order on in-situ treatment. The work will be completed by 15/02/2021 as reported by the GP (II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of RRF at block level Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, Lab analysis reported by KSPCB is attached drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Awareness campaign,CCTV installed management including bio-medical waste, plastic

waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Implementing in all households as per KPBR (x) Rain water harvesting rules

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KAVVAI, KERALA

Action Plan of LocalBody

No. Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works Activity Implementing Time Progress in the (as per agency line month of month of complete remaining month of Action November 2020 December 2020 d Plan) January 2021 A (b) Sanitation Payyannurmunicipal2021 nil nil nil nil Sewage Facility ity Treatment Septage Plant –DPR treatment Prepared. facility shall be Waiting for provided the by Local approval of Bodies in Suchitwa various mission places. C(ii) Biodegradable PayyannurMuncip 2022 0 0 0 40 Project waste disposal ality % implementa tion in Bio bins ( 2061) progress Pit Compost (10992) Bio gas Plant (687) A(b) Non- PayyannurMuncip 2022 1 MCF &RRF biodegradable ality in Function Waste Disposal MCF and RRF

E Awareness PayyannurMuncip Ongoi 90% 90% 90% 90 ongoing ality ng % Youth, Asha projec workers and other t stake holders and HarithasahayaSam ithi E Installation of Payyanur (m) 2019 CCTV cameras at major points f Drain Cleaning Payyanur (m) and side protection a Sanitation Kankolalapadamb ongoing complet complet 10 0 Facility a ed ed 0 Septage treatment facility shall be provided by Local Bodies in various places. C(ii) Biodegradable Kankol Ongoi ongoing complet complet 10 0 waste disposal ng ed ed 0

Bio bins, Pit Compost, Bio gas Plant(2460 Nos) A(b) Non- Kankol Ongoi Once in complete complete 10 0 biodegradable ng a month d d 0 Waste Disposal projec MCF t

E Awareness Kankol Once Once in complet complet 10 0 in a a month ed ed 0 Youth, Asha month workers and other stake holders e Installation of Kankolalapadamba Got 1 Got 1 Got 1 50 installation CCTV CCTV CCTV CCTV % cameras at major By By By points sponsors sponsors sponsors hip and hip and hip and installati installati installati on in on in on in progress progress progress f Drain Cleaning Kankolalapadamba and side protection A (b) Sanitation Facility Ramanthali GP 2020 100% Not in markets reported b Biodegradable Ramanthaligp waste disposal

Bio bins, Pit Compost, Bio gas A(b) Non- Ramanthali GP 2020 70% Waste is Biodegradable transferring waste disposal to MCF AND MCF 5 mini MCF proposed A (b) Drain Cleaning Ramanthali 2022 70% 2 drains are and side protection GP pending to

clean due to higher level of water in the stream c Awareness Ramanthaligp

Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders d Cc tv installation Ramanthaligp

E Renovation of Thrikkaripur - 2019 Ponds & CWRDM Construction of Platform to openwell (Implementation of Map of Kavvayi Wetland system of Northern Kerala) Action Plan by Irrigation Department

No. Activity Implementing Time Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works Progress in the (as per agency line month of month of complete remaining month of Action November 2020 December 2020 d Plan) January 2021 E Desilting and Irrigation rejuvenation of Department 2020 NarangaThodu in Payyannur

Municipality

1. Proper awareness among the inhabitants in the area is to be given for protecting the water bodies. Basic training for the people at the grass root level is to be provided for river management. All efforts for maintaining the quality of water bodies may be done by the Panchayat/Municipal authorities only with people’sparticipation. 2. The nearby gramapanchayath and municipalities are mainly responsible for not providing municipal waste collection and treatment facilities in the locality. So they must be instructed to provide the required facility for scientific disposal of municipal solid waste as per the MSW rules 2016. The citizens as well as the municipal/gramapanchayath authorities need to be aware of the importance of scientific disposal of waste generated. Their attitude towards handling waste has to be changed. Reducing waste, recovering recyclable materials, return of nutrients to the eco system as well as generation of energy from waste are to be practised. There has to be a valid scheme for collection, segregation, transportation, processing and safe disposal of waste by the authorities. For this affordable and viable waste to energy conversion technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented by the municipalities seeking technicalexpertise. 3. Propagation of vegetative cover in water shed will reduce soil erosion and enhance percolation of rain water into the sub surface.In downstream stretches where the river is saline, propagation of mangroves areessential. 4. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment facilities in waste generatingunits. 5. The practice of waste dumping into the river is to be prevented legally and strict action against this practice is to be adopted at panchayath and municipalitylevel.

6. Re-survey of the river boundaries throughout the entire stretch is to be done urgently so as to prevent encroachment of theriver. 7. The municipalities as well as the panchayaths are to be directed to provide proper waste management facilities of their own. All towns and cities must have Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) that clean up the sewage. Facility for collection, segregation, transport, processing and scientific disposal of waste generated are to be provided by the local authorities in strict adherence to the Municipal Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. For this, affordable and viable waste to energy conservation technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented seeking technicalexpertise. 8. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment facilities in waste generating units. The riverine stretches are to be monitored periodically at identified locations for water qualityassessment.

9. Modern agricultural practices and technologies introduce the use of inorganic fertilizers with Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potash and inorganic pesticides in farm lands and play important role in the river pollution. These may concentrate into the water body through run off causing algal blooms by which whole stretch of water become choked. Fertilizers and chemicals application in agricultural lands are to be strictly under technicalexpertise. 10. Rain water recharging measures must beadopted. 11. Eco tourism and water tourism projects are to be designed giving due importance for protecting the environment. The activities are to be organized in such ways which do not induce any types of pollution to the water body. Strict monitoring from the concerned authorities are recommended in functioning of the tourismprojects. 12. Implement Green Protocol effectively in local self-governments. Prohibit littering of plastics in the area. Plastic

wastes shall be handled as per the provisions of Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,2018. 13. The existing waste water treatment facilities of Taliparamba Municipality shall be augmented in such a way so as to operate round theyear. 14. Actions shall be taken by the local bodies to clean the storm water drains. Rejuvenation of small streams, creeks leading into the river is to bedone.

15. Round the clock patrolling shall be provided so as to prevent waste dumping on publicplaces.

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)- JANUARY 2021 RIVER KUPPAM, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Almost all residence and commercial remediation establishments have their own insitu sewage remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all A common STP is at Taliparamba the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.03.20 completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 21 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to Monthly  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti before  Member Secretary,CPCB 20th of every month 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with Udayagiri completion timelines on: Identified drains already cleaned before (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains commencement of monsoon by contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT harithakarmasena in local bodies order on in-situ treatment. Ezhome Before Ward sanitation committee clean all June drainage before the beginning of rainy Every season , Thode &pond are cleaned by Year NREGA employees before June each year Pattuvam Identified drains already cleaned before commencement of monsoon by harithakarmasena in local bodies

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline Udayagiri All Compost pit -105 completed month Biogas -39 completed Soak pit -18 completed Ezhome 28 members of Haritha Karma Sena in Panchayath collect plastic waste from houses and institutions and dump in two MCF. This plastic waste sort by type and handover to Clean Kerala Company. This process is continued. Installatin of 298 Ring Compost is going to start. All harithakarmasena (28 nos ) in all ward collect plastic waste from house and collect in MCF (2Nos ) and this plastic waste handed over to clean kerala company . This is a continues process Pattuvam Ring compost -150 Pipe compost -600 Biogas plant -25 Compost pit -100 Thumpoormozhi -1

(v)Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Udayagiri management including bio-medical waste, plastic Door to door collection of biodegradable waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste is collected by local body and measures waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. for disposing biodegradable waste is practising.All existing HCF are disposing their bmw through CBMWTF Ezhome Door to door collection of non-bio degradable waste is doing by local body and measures for disposal of biodegradable wasteis practicing. All existing HCFs are disposing their BMWthrough CBMWTF Pattuvam Door to door collection of biodegradable waste is collected by local body and measures for disposing of biodegradable waste is practising.All existing HCF are disposing their bmw through CBMWTF

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices June

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting Ezhome Cleaning work of thod completed by MNREGS employees

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river Ezhome As per KPBR (xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

Ezhome Plantation of Mangrooves

Ezhome In kottila higher seconday school in a proposal of making biodiversity park ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER KUPPAM, KERALA

Ref para Implementing Agency Time Progress in the Progress in % works Details of works no:48 as Activity per NGT month of November the month of completed remaining order of Completion 2020 December Progress in the 673/2018 2020 dated:2 month of January 0.0 9.2018 2021 UDAYAGIRI GP

98 septic tank Udaya giri GP completed ,2 Sanitation Facility A (b) 03/2020 ongoing Drains and small Biodegradablewas Udaya giri GP Ongoing bark already C (ii) te disposal project cleaned by ward sanitation fund MCF C (ii) cons Non bio truct Clean kerala Company Ongoing degradable ion project Waste Disposal com plete d Youth, Asha workers Ongoing project ongo E Awareness and other stake ing holders

ALAKKODE GP Chapparappadavu GP 06/2019 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 12/2019 Ward Sanitation

Committee ofLocal Body C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Local body (Haritha degradable Waste C (ii) Karma Sena) Disposal 03/2020

Awareness Youth, Asha workers 03/2020 E and other stake holders (Will extend if necessary) EZHOME GP

Progress % Details in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 298 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility ring reported com post insta llatio n goin g to start 03/2022 On goin C (ii) Biodegradablewas g te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 Drai illegal outlets in to n drains and clean ing A (b) stoppage of the same work is done by sanit ation com mitt ee and NRE GS empl oyee s

CHERUKUNNU GP

Progress % Details

in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed 03/2020 Not Pariyaram Panchayat A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 03/2022 Pariyaram Panchayat C (ii) Biodegradablewas On going project te disposal C (ii) Non bio degradable Waste Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever and other stake necessary E holders

Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same Identification of Local Body 2022 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Thalipparamba Municipality Progress % Details in the work of works month of s remaini January com ng 2021 plet ed Municipality Com A (b) Sanitation Facility mon stp is at talpa ramb a Through Haritha Karma 35 75 Complete 100 Sena ,Bio Bin ,Ring Bio Bin- dpc % C (ii) Biodegradablewas Composit,Thumboormu 03/2020 approved te disposal zhi,MCF,RRF Ring Composit

Non bio Haritha Karma sena degradable Waste C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Once in a On going 100 E and other stake month % holders Pattuvam GP 03/2020 Soak pit- 40% 60% Pariyaram Panchayat A (b) Sanitation Facility 9 Biodegradablewas 03/2022 Compost 70% 30% te disposal pit-9, Order placed for ring compost 133 Non bio degradable Pariyaram Panchayat 5.82 tons Waste Disposal of waste 60% 40% C (ii) disposed of to clean kerala company Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever Awarene 100 and other stake necessary ss given % E holders to asha workers by health departm ent Identification of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 No illegal illegal outlets in to outlets in drains and drain A (b) stoppage of the same

CHAPPARAPPADAVU GP

Progress in % Detai the month work ls of of January s work 2021 com s plet rema ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Bio A (b) Sanitation Facility ng bin exec ution 03/2022 ongoing ongoi ongoing 80 Buildi ng ng C (ii) Biodegradablewas work te disposal comp leted - instal latio n of bailin g mach ine rema ining Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Notic degradable Waste project ng e C (ii) Disposal distri buito n Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever ongoing ongoi ongoing 90 Due E and other stake necessary ng to holders rain and covid 19 clean ing work is rema ining Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 completed compl completed 100 illegal outlets in to eted drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Pariyaram Panchayat

Progress in % Detai the month work ls of of January s work 2021 com s plet rema ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reported 03/2022

C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and

A (b) stoppage of the same

MADAYI GP

Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 A (b) Sanitation Facility 03/2022 100 2019-20, 2019 numb project -20- C (ii) Biodegradablewas er of completed, 100 te disposal ring Thumboo % compo moozhi st Tender 2020 suppli Invited,it -21, ed , will be 0 Estima open on te 08/02/21, Prepar ed for 2020-21 5 ring Thum compost boom project- oozhi Order placed for 200 Numbers of Ring Compost.A greement Executed

Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

NADUVIL GP

Progres % Detai s in the work ls of month s work of com s January plet rema 2021 ed ining Pariyaram Panchayat 03/2020 Not A (b) Sanitation Facility reporte d 03/2022

C (ii) Biodegradablewas te disposal Non bio Pariyaram Panchayat On going degradable Waste project C (ii) Disposal Awareness Youth, Asha workers Whenever E and other stake necessary holders Identific ation of Pariyaram Panchayat 09/2019 illegal outlets in to drains and A (b) stoppage of the same

Action Plan by IRRIGATION DEPT. Sl no Activity Implementing Time for Progress in Progress in % works Details Agency completion the month of the month of completed of November December Progress in works 2020 2020 the month of remaini January 2021 ng 1 Providing fencing on Kuppam bridge (NH) Irrigation 2021 across Kuppam river at Thalipparamba in department Thalipparamba Municipality

2 Providing Fencing on Pazhayangadi Bridge Irrigation 2021 across Kuppam River at Department Pazhayangadi 3 Regualting activites in flood plain zone, Irrigation 3 years protection and management of flood plain Department zone 4 Greenery development- Plantation plan. Irrigation 3 years Plantation on both sides of the river, setting up Department biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

5 Issues relating to E- flow, maintaining Irrigation 3 years minimum environmental flow of river(by Department having watershed management provisions)

Combined ActionPlan

Agency Timeline Progress in Progress in % works Details of Proposed action the month the month Progress in completed works of of the month remaining November December of January 2020 2020 2021 1 Providetoilets to residences Local Body with treatment and disposal system for sewage and sullage 2 All local bodies Proposed Construction Construction of new SuchitwaMission, Of new community community toilets with Revenue Toilet at satellite points treatment system department on the bank ofriver 3 All local Drains are inspected Entry of rain water and rain water recharging to all channels bodies , Kerala before rain and all and drain Water channels and stream Authority are cleaned once in a year 4 Sanitary facility in hotels (around 7) one hospital,Establishments Pollution Control situated in the ward for the Check they have board Board ,Health consent and sanitation segregation, treatment and department facility is provided disposal of solid wastes as per SolidWastesManagementRules,20 16

5 Adequate number of kitchen Municipalities bins shall beprovided and local bodies One project year 6 Local body Providing proper waste One project year handling facility. For wastewater and solid wastes

21 As per their project and 7 Rendering plant for poultry wastes Local body fund availability One common 8 Local body Slaughter house waste disposal slaughter house for 3 facility to 4 local body 9 Strict monitoring of disposal of Pollution Six months waste(sewage, sullage, Control Board degradable waste, non- biodegradable waste) surveyed area and also in the catchment of theriver i)Verify Whether consent to operate of the Board exists Pollution Six months 10 Sanitation survey is to be Control Board conducted for 100m on either sides of the other parts of polluted stretch if any located nearby Awareness for Suchitwamission/L Once in a month 11 residence association: SGD/Corporation

Action Plan by Ground WaterDepartment

Sl.No Ref para Activity Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works no:48 as per NGT month of month of completed remaining order November 2020 December 2020 Progress in the 673/2018 month of dated:20. 09.2018 January 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over expolited as critical zones/blocks

22 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of con taminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

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National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)-JANUARY 2021 RIVER PERUVAMBA, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Kadanappalypanapuzha remediation No sewage plant near to the river and inside the panchayat area Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all Kadanappalypanapuzha the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to All drains are kept cleaned before mansoon the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.03.20 Proposed 10KLD STP at Payannur municipality completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 22 ,Perumba fish market is still in DPR stage 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB

6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with Kadanappalypanapuzha completion timelines on: All drains and river are cleaned (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains beforemansoon contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Kadanappalypanapuzha Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along No Sewage treatment plants with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, Kadanappalypanapuzha No. of industries and complying status Three industrial buildings in panchayat, But they are faraway from river side (iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Kadanappalypanapuzha Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, All biodegradable wastes are treated at Proposed along with completion timeline source.Project for Supply of 600 ring compost pit executing in this year. 25 soakpit also be execute this year

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, KSPCB lab analysis report is attached drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river; Kadanappalypanapuzha All biodegradable wastes from households,

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste and shops collected by harithakarmasena via management including bio-medical waste, plastic door to door collection. And stored in MCF are waste and decentralizing waste processing, including disposed through clean kerala company. waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation Kadanappalypanapuzha All canals are kept clean (viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Kadanappalypanapuzha Rain water harvesting facility is imposed to (x) Rain water harvesting newly constructed buildings as per KPBR Removed all woods , plastics dumped in the (xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river river before monsoon and maintained minimum Environmental flow of river (xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by Kadanappalypanapuzha removing encroachment 500 trees were already planted in the bank of the river There is no flood plains

ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER PERUVAMBA, KERALA

Action Plan of LocalBody

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in % works Details of works (as agency the month the month of Progress in completed remaining per of December the month Actio November 2020 n of January Plan) 2020 2021 A(b) Sanitation Facility PayyannurMuncipalit 2021 nil nil nil nil Sewage y Treatme STP proposed at market place nt Plant – DPR Prepared . Waiting for the approval of Suchitwa mission C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal PayyannurMuncipa 2020 0 0 0 40% Project lity Impleme Bio bins ( 2061) ntation Pit Compost (10992) in Bio gas Plant (687) Progress

C(ii) Non biodegradable Waste Disposal PayyannurMuncipa Ongoing 1 MCF MCF and RRF lity &RRF in Function E Awareness PayyannurMuncipa Ongoingpr 90% 90% 90% 90% On going lity oject Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders and HarithasahayaSamithi Prog % Details ress work of works in s remainin the com g mon plete th of d Janu ary 2021 A(b) Sanitation Facility 2020 com plete d C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal PERINGOME 2021 Pit Pit ongo 56% VAYAKKARA Com Comp ing Bio bins () post ost Pit Compost () (41) (41) Bio gas Plant () 12 12 com compl plete eted d

C(ii) Non biodegradable Waste Disposal PERINGOME 2020 Bio 100 MCF and RRF VAYAKKARA gas % Plant

Com plete d E Awareness PERINGOME 2021 com compl com 100 VAYAKKARA plete eted plete % Youth, Asha workers and other d d stake holders and HarithasahayaSamithi

Progre Prog % Details ss in ress work of works the in s remainin month the com g of mon plete dece th of d mber Janu 2020 ary 2021

A(b) Sanitation Facility KUTTUR 2021 100% Not repo rted C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal ERAMAM KUTTUR 2020 Bio gas Bio bins () plant Pit Compost () constr Bio gas Plant () uction compl eted C(ii) Non biodegradable Waste Disposal ERAMAM KUTTUR Ongoing MCF and RRF E Awareness ERAMAM KUTTUR Ongoing ongoi project ng Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders and HarithasahayaSamithi A(b) Sanitation Facility Not repo rted C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal KUNHIMANGALAM

Bio bins () Pit Compost () Bio gas Plant () C(ii) Non biodegradable Waste Disposal KUNHIMANGALAM MCF and RRF E Awareness KUNHIMANGALAM

Youth, Asha workers and other

stake holders and HarithasahayaSamithi E Side wall protection of drains KunhimangalamPa 12/2019 nchayath Prog % Details ress work of works in s remainin the com g mon plete th of d Janu ary 2021 E Installation of CCTV Kankol – 2019 Not camerasat major points Alappadamba GP given C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal Kankol – Ongoing Alappadamba GP Bio bins, Pit Compost, Bio gas Plant (2460 Nos) C(ii) Non Biodegradable waste disposal Kankol – Ongoing MCF Alappadamba GP E Awareness Kankol – Once in a Alappadamba GP month Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders A(b) Sanitation Facility 100% 100% 100 %

C(ii) Biodegradable waste disposal ‘’ KADANNAPPALLI 3 4 5

Bio bins () Pit Compost () Bio gas Plant () C(ii) Non biodegradable Waste Disposal ‘’ KADANNAPPALLI com compl com MCF and RRF plete eted plete d d E Awareness KADANNAPPALLI com compl plete eted com Youth, Asha workers and other d plete stake holders and d HarithasahayaSamithi

Progre Prog % Details ss in ress work of works the in s remainin month the com g of mon plete dece th of d mber Janu 2020 ary

2021

A(b) Sanitation Facility Ramanthali GP Not No markets and houses on the repo bank rted C(ii) Non Biodegradable waste disposal Ramanthali GP 2020

MCF and sending to RRF E Drain Cleaning and Ramanthali GP 2022 Side protection E Awareness Ramanthali GP 2022

Youth, Asha workers and other stake holders C(ii) Bio degradable waste disposal Ramanthali GP 2022 Ring Compost – 1000 Nos Compost Pit – 2000 Nos Biogas Plant – 100 Nos

Action Plan by Irrigation Department

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in % works Details of works (as agency the month the month of Progress in completed remaining per of December the month Actio November 2020 n of January Plan) 2020 2021 E Providing fencing on Irrigation Perumbabridge (NH) across department 2021 Perumbariver at Payyannur in Payyannur Municipality E Desilting and reconstruction of Irrigation 2021 salt water exclusion cross bar Department across perumbathodu in Payyannur Municipality

MI Class II Plan fund E Desilting and repair of salt water Irrigation 2020 exclusion cross bar across Department KoykottuvayalthoduinKunhimangal amPanchayath

State Disaster Response Fund E Regulating activities in flood plain Irrigation 3 years zone, protection and management Department of flood plain zone Protection and management of flood plain zone for a period of 3 years with a fund of 0.50 crores

E Greenery development- Plantation Irrigation 3 years plan. Plantation on both sides of Department the river, setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment

Planting trees on the bank of the river will be completed within 3 years from the commencement of works with a fund of 0.40 crores

E Issues relating to E-flow, Irrigation 2 years maintaining minimum Department environmental flow of river(by having watershed management provisions)

By Micro watershed managemen t for a period of 2 years with a fund of 0.25 Crore from the available fund Combined Action by KSPCB

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in % works Details of works (as agency the month the month of Progress in completed remaining per of December the month Actio November 2020 n of January Plan) 2020 2021 1 Sanitation Local body Providing of toilets to residences With treatment and disposal system for

sewage and sullage 2 Community Toilet All local bodies, SuchitwaMissio Proposed construction of newcommunity n, Toilet at satellite points on the Revenue bank of river department 3 Rain water recharge All local bodies, Entry of rain water and rain Kerala Water water recharging to all thodu Authority, and drain

4 Solid waste management PollutionControlBoa Check they have Board’s rd, Health authority consent and sanitation facilityisprovided.

5 Household waste Adequate number of Municipalities and local bodies Kitchen bins shall beprovided 6 Market Providing proper waste Six handling facility for wastewater months And solid wastes

30 7 Rendering plant Rendering Local body Six plant forpoultry wastes months

8 Slaughter house Slaughter house waste disposal facility Local body 9 Establishment like service station PollutionControlBoa and workshops rd Six months Strict monitoringof disposal of waste(sewage, sullage,degradable waste, non- biodegradablewaste) surveyed area and alsoin the catchment of theriver i)VerifyWhether consent tooperate of the Board exists 10 Sanitation survey should be done Six Sanitation survey is to be PollutionControlBoa months conductedfor rd 100m on eithersidesof the other parts of polluted stretch if anylocatednearby 11 Awareness Awareness for Suchitwa Once in a residence association Mission/ month LSGD/Corporati on

ACTION BY GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT

Sl. No. Ref para Activity Progress in Progress in Progress % Details of works item nos the month of the month in the works remaining as per November of month of compl NGT 2020 December January eted Order 2020 2021

no.673/2 018 dated 20.09.201 8 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over exploited as critical zones/blocks (Earlier Status : As per Groundwater resources of Kerala, 2017 estimate a total number of 2 blocks (Neeleswaram and Payyannur) comes under the Peruvamba river basin. All the blocks in the river stretch are safe with stage of groundwater extraction ranges from 34.85% to 69.52%) 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting (Earlier Status :The average pre -monsoon groundwater level ranges from7.97mbgl - 8.81 mbgl. Department has implemented 5 no of bore well recharge structures and 3 dug well recharge at Cheemeni open prison in Neeleswaram block) 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of contaminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps (Earlier Status :Groundwater Department has 1 observation dug well and 1 piezometer for routine studies in the river stretch.) 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

(Earlier status :The total irrigation draft in the area ranges from 695.64 - 1326.85 ha.m.)

Other than these following are some more suggestions from the part of pollution controlBoard.

1. Proper awareness among the inhabitants in the area is to be given for protecting the water bodies. Basic training for the people at the grass root level is to be provided for river management. All efforts for maintaining the quality of water bodies may be done by the Panchayat/Municipal authoritiesonly with people’sparticipation. 2. The nearby gramapanchayath and municipalities are mainly responsible for not providing municipal waste collection and treatment facilities in the locality. So they must be instructed to provide the required facility for scientific disposal of municipal solid waste as per the MSW rules 2016. The citizens as well as the municipal/gramapanchayath authorities need to be aware of the importance of scientific disposal of waste generated. Their attitude towards handling waste has to be changed. Reducing waste, recovering recyclable materials, return of nutrients to the eco system as well as generation of energy from waste are to be practised. There has to be a valid scheme for collection, segregation, transportation, processing and safe disposal of waste by the authorities. For this affordable and viable waste to energy conversion technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented by the municipalities seeking technicalexpertise. 3. Propagation of vegetative cover in water shed will reduce soil erosion and enhance percolation of rain water into the sub surface.In downstream stretches where the river is saline, propagation of mangroves areessential. 4. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment facilities in waste generatingunits. 5. The practice of waste dumping into the river is to be prevented legally and strict action against this practice is to be adopted at panchayath and municipalitylevel. 6. Re-survey of the river boundaries throughout the entire stretch is to be done urgently so as to prevent encroachment of the river. 7. The municipalities as well as the panchayaths are to be directed to provide proper waste management facilities of their own. All towns and cities must have Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) that clean up the sewage. Facility for collection, segregation, transport, processing and scientific disposal of waste generated are to be provided by the local authorities in strict adherence to the Municipal Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. For this, affordable and viable waste to energy conservation technologies apart from conventional composting is to be implemented seeking technicalexpertise. 8. Strict monitoring from the part of implementing as well as monitoring agencies is required for effective functioning of waste treatment

facilities in waste generating units. The riverine stretches are to be monitored periodically at identified locations for water qualityassessment. 9. Modern agricultural practices and technologies introduce the use of inorganic fertilizers with Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potash and inorganic pesticides in farm lands and play importantroleintheriverpollution.Thesemayconcentrateintothewaterbodythroughrun off causing algal blooms by which whole stretch of water become choked. Fertilizers and chemicals application in agricultural lands are to be strictly under technical expertise. 10. Rain water recharging measures must beadopted. 11. Eco tourism and water tourism projects are to be designed giving due importance for protecting the environment. The activities are to be organized in such ways which do not induce any types of pollution to the water body. Strict monitoring from the concerned authorities are recommended in functioning of the tourismprojects. 12. Implement Green Protocol effectively in local self governments. Prohibit littering of plastics in the area. Plastic wastes shall be handled as per the provisions of Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,2018. 13. The existing waste water treatment facilities of Taliparamba Municipality shall be augmented in such a way so as to operate round theyear. 14. Actions shall be taken by the local bodies to clean the storm water drains. Rejuvenation of small streams, creeks leading into the river is to bedone.

15. Round the clock patrolling shall be provided so as to prevent waste dumping on public places.

16. CCTV can be installed at suitable points in order to identify the persons/ establishments dumping waste in to river. All the local bodies must establish slaughter houses with modern facilities and unauthorized slaughter houses shall be strictlyenforced. 17. Strict action shall be taken against non-violating person/ agency by the authorities when noticed. Plantation of trees and plants on the bank will be highly effective in controlling the wastedisposal.

National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019)-JANUARY 2021 RIVER RAMAPURAM, KANNUR, KERALA S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ Madayi remediation 13 Numbers of Soak pit work completed , 8 Numbers of Compost Pit Work Completed, Received TS for 15 No’s of Mini MCF Ring Compost, Pipe Compost are providing 31.03.202 to every household in panchayat through 2 MGNREGA Scheme and Annual plan Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all Madayi the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to Nil the STPs must be ensured 31.03.202 Cheruthazham 2 Nil 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including 31.03.202 completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 2 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring NA mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place NA 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with Madayi completion timelines on: 13 Numbers of Soak pit completed and (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains solved the issues contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT Cheruthazham order on in-situ treatment. Before Panchayat Level Ward Sanitation June Every Committee has been cleaning every drains Year before rainy seasons. On 26th January Panchayat have taken up a campaign GREEN CLEAN CHERUTHAZHAM

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Madayi Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, 100 numbers ring compost supplied,2019-20 Project No. of industries and complying status Completed, 2020-21 project- Order placed for 200 Number of Ring Compost, agreement executed (iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of For bio degradable waste disposal Processing Facilities Non bio degradable waste is collecting through Haritha karma Sena and giving to RRF Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Cheruthazham Proposed along with completion timeline Members Of Harithakarma sena collect plastic waste from houses and institutions and after segregating these waste they are dumping to M C F and finally transferred to

clean Kerala company Every

month (v)Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in Madayi the catchment of polluted river; Ongoing Cheruthazham (vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste Steps have been taken to collect non bio management including bio-medical waste, plastic degradable waste and steps have also been waste and decentralizing waste processing, including taken to dispose bio degradable waste waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc. Monthly Cheruthazham Under MGNREGS all ponds and streams are (vii)Ground water regulation cleaning on a routine basis

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices Cheruthazham (ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ) Rain water harvesting system have been implemented in all households with (x) Rain water harvesting MGNREGA Scheme

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER RAMAPURAM, KERALA

Ref para Implementing Agency Time Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of no:48 as Activity per NGT month of November month of completed works order of Completion 2020 December 2020 remaining Progress in the 673/2018 dated:2 month of 0.0 9.2018 January 2021 100% Not reported

A (b) Sanitation Facility Pariyaram GP 03/2020

Biodegradablewas Pariyaram GP 03/2022 C (ii) te disposal Non bio On going A ton C (ii) degradable Pariyaram GP project handed Waste Disposal over to clean Kerala company Pariyaramgp Whenever ongoing E Awareness necessary (Youth, Asha workers and other stake Holders) complete A (b) Identification of d Madayi GP illegal outlets in to 09/2019 drains and stoppage of the same Madayi GP 13 soak A (b) Sanitation Facility 2022 pit complete d 100 2019-20 100 Ward Sanitation numbers % Committee ofLocal Body project C (ii) Biodegradablewas 2022 ring complet te disposal compost ed, supplied, 2020-21 Project project- Complete Order d placed for 200 Number of Ring

Compos

t, agreem ent execute d Progres % Detai s in the work ls of month s work of com s January plet rema 2021 ed ining Awareness cheruthazham nil nil Conduc E (Youth, Asha ted workers and other On going awaren stake ess Holders) campai gn cheruthazham Sanitation Facility A (b) cheruthazham A Mini Biodegradablewast MCF C (ii) e disposal has been erected on the bank of Ramapu ra m River Non bio degradable cheruthazham C (ii) Waste Disposal cheruthazham ongoing On 100 E Awareness going % (Youth, Asha workers and other stake Holders)

Action plan of Local body

1. Public Toilet: Construct public toilets using available funds on the bank of river near Tourist places, Fishing spotsetc.

2. Mini MCF: Construct material collection facility in miniature form at suitable intervals on the bank of the river in order to prevent dumping of wastes in towater.

3. Toilet at houses:Construct toilets with scientific septic tank and Soakpit

4. Retro Fitting:Maintenance work of existing toilets of residences near the bank of river using performance incentivegrant.

5. Bio degradable waste Disposal:Distribution of Bio gas Plant, Composting facility to residences near river for bio degradable wastedisposal.

6. Common Waste disposal facility:For the disposal of bio degradable waste disposal at market places, provide community level bio gas plants, Thumboormozhi etc. Using suitablefunds

7. Common Sewage treatment facility:Provide common sewage treatment facility for waste water generating from market places and disposing in to publicdrains.

8. Septage treatment facility :Construct septage treatmentfacility

In addition to above, CCTV can be installed at suitable points in order to identify the persons/ establishments dumping waste in to river. All the local bodies must establish slaughter houses with modern facilities and unauthorized slaughter houses shall be strictly enforced. Strict action shall be taken against non-violating person/ agency by the authorities when noticed. Plantation of trees and plants on the bank will be highly effective in controlling the wastedisposal. Action Plan by Irrigation Department

Ref para Activity Implementing Time for Progress in the Progress in % works Details of no:48 Agency completion month of November the month complete works as per 2020 of December d remaining NGT 2020 Progress in order the month 673/18 dated: of January 20. 9.18 2021 Providing fencing on Irrigation 2021 Ramapurambr idge department across Ramapuramri ver at Madayi GP C (ii) Desilting and repair of Irrigation 2020 salt water exclusion cross Department bar at Ramapuram in cheruthazham GP E E Regualting activites in Irrigation -3 years - - flood plain zone, Department protection and management of flood plain zone E Greenery development- Irrigation 2 years Plantation plan. Department Plantation on both sides of the river, setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment E Issues relating to E-flow, Irrigation 2 years maintaining minimum Department environmental flow of river(by having watershed management provisions) Combined ActionPlan

Agency Timeline Progress in Progress in % works Details of Proposed action the month the month Progress in completed works of of the month remainin November December of January g 2020 2020 2021

Providetoilets to residences Local Body As there are residences A (b) with treatment and disposal with single pit toilet system for sewage and sullage

All local bodies Proposed Construction A (b) Construction of new SuchitwaMission, Of new community community toilets with Revenue Toilet at satellite points treatment system department on the bank ofriver

B (ii) All local Drains are inspected Entry of rain water and rain water recharging to all channels bodies , Kerala before rain and all and drain Water channels and stream Authority, are cleaned once in a year

Sanitary waste in hostels, establishments should be C (ii) segregated, treated and disposed Pollution Control Check they have board as per Solid Wastes Management Board consent and sanitation Rules,2016 intheir respective ,Health facility is provided wards.Aerocompostimg and departmen t Material Collection Facility should be given in all wards near the river bank.

C (ii) Adequate number of kitchen Municipalities Six months bins shall beprovided and local bodies

C (ii) Providing proper waste handling Six months facility. For wastewater and solid wastes

C (ii) Rendering plant for poultry wastes Local body Six months

C (ii) Slaughter house waste disposal Local body facility Strict monitoring of disposal of Pollution Six months A (iv) waste(sewage, sullage, Control Board degradable waste, non- biodegradable waste) surveyed area and also in the catchment of theriver i)Verify Whether consent to operate of the Board exists Pollution Six months A (b) Sanitation survey is to be conducted Control Board for 100m on either sides of the other parts of polluted stretch if any located nearby Awareness for Suchitwamission/L Once in a month E residence association: SGD/Corporation

Action Plan by Ground WaterDepartment

Sl.No Ref para Activity Progress in the Progress in the % works Details of works no:48 as per NGT month of month of completed remaining order November 2020 December 2020 Progress in the 673/2018 month of dated:20. 09.2018 January 2021 1 B(i) Ground Water resources and regulation of ground water extraction by industries particularly in over expolited as critical zones/blocks 2 B(ii) Ground water recharging / rain water harvesting 3 B(iii) Periodic ground waste quality assessment and remedial actions in case of con taminated ground water tube wells/bore wells or hand pumps 4 B(iv) For regulating use of ground water for irrigation purpose, adopting good irrigation practices

-1. Kawayi River

ye=ie ': fi=nc*;lti"*t{q:r.rs i:f wrmtsr q*ality par# *tmrs csssred f*r ;*muen R#29 Kuttyol palam SI Parameters KankoI Karikuzhithodu Thattarakadavu no Bridge

Date of collection t4l0ll202t 14t0ll202r 14t0u202l 4t0u202r 6.98 I pH 7.04 3.10 7.27 68.6 2 Electrical Conductivity, Ps/cm 76.0 482 27000 a 0.2 J BOD, mglL 1.0 1.3 0.8 5.73 4 Dissolved Oxygen, mglL 6.2 6.3 5.9

370 5 Total coliform, cfu/ 1 00ml r40 280 180

100 6 Faecal coliform, cfir/l 00ml 80 100 80

1.9 7 Turbidity t.2 2.1 1.8 t7 8 Total Hardness, mg/L 5 t7 2900

8 10 Calcium Hardness, mg/I' 1 11 1 8s0

9 9 Magnesium Hardness, mglL 4 6 1050 0.0445 1l Ammonia-NO3 ,mg/L BDL 0.263 0.230 BDL T2 Sulphate, mg/L BDL BDL 246.1

l3 Phosphate, mglL 0.0341 0.1 586 0.0897 BDL

t4 Fluoride, mglL ,BDL BDL BDL 0.13

17 15 Total Alkalinity, mg/L t7 5 50

16 Chloride, mg/L 35 15 4700 l4 ,-/ 'Kacherikadavu SI Parameters Mathamangalam Chandapura Kandakal\ no

Date of collection 2510112021 2sl0u202r 4t0lt202l t4l0u202r

7.84 I pH 6.17 6.14 7

73 29100 ./. Electrical Conductivity, ps/cm 47.8 42.5 a 0.27 2 J BOD, mglL 1.4 t.2

4 Dissolved Oxygen, mgL 5.4 7.0 6.87 4.4

360 5 Total coliform, cfi./l 00ml 200 r40 230

100 6 Fecal coliform. cfir/100m1 80 40 80

Turbidity 1.8 0.4 1.5 1.1 7200 8 Total Hardness, mg/L 4 10 26

9 Calcium Hardness, mglL 2 7 I2 5000

a '2200 l0 Magnesium Hardness, mglL 2 J t4 ll Ammonia-NOr, mg/L 0.0171 BDL 0.0513 0.0578

12 Sulphate, mglL 0.3264 BDL 22.344 246.32

l3 Phosphate, mglL BDL BDL BDL 0.652 .BDL t4 Fluoride, mglL 0.17 0.02 0.62 73 15 Total Alkalinity, mg/L 4 t2 7

J l0 9 101 10 t6 Chloride, mg/L , 3. RAMAPURA.M

Parameters Kappugal Athiyadam Ramapuram Vayalapra / Date of collection 20t0u202r 2010u202L 4t0ll202r 20t0u2021

I pH 6.98 6.63 6.82 7.9r 15600 2 Electrical Conductivity, 47.8 158.4 12980 ps/cm a 0.6 0.9 -) BOD, mglL 0.52 1.1

4 Dissolved Oxygen, mglL 5.9 5.4 5.07 5.3 300 5 Total'coliform, cfu/ 1 00ml 100 280 310

6 Fecal coliform, cfu/1 0Oml 40 r20 80 80

Turbidity 0.4 1.1 1.3 1.1

9 Total Hardness, mg/L 9 8 2000 6000

8 Calcium Hardness, mgL 4 1400 3200 2800 10 Magnesium Hardness, rygL 2 4 600

11 Ammonia-NO:' mdL BDL 0.1769 0.t716 BDL

I2 Sulphate, mgll- r126 s.864 279 326.52

t3 Phosphate, mgll' BDL 0.0626 0.0089 0.06s9

t4 Fluoride, mglL BDL 0.11 0.61 1.1

15 Total Alkalinity, mg/L l0 13 87 68

16 Chloride, mglL 7 12 4200 7620 4. Kuppat'n

SI Parameters Velichankeel Mangalasserry Kuppam no Variankottam bridge Kuttyer\ Date of 20t01/2021 20/0u2021 20t0u2021 collection 20t01/202r 20t0r/2021 pH 7.02 7.64 6.3s 6.92 6.34 2 Electrical 17 100 rolou 15010 Conductivity, 11690 6320 4200 ps/cm

a J BOD, mg/L 2.1 0.8 0.54 1.6 I 1.5 4 Dissolved 4.8 5.6 o.6 / 6.6 Oxygen, mgL 6 6.2

5 Total colifot-, 340 210 300 420 cfir/l00m1 360 200

6 Faecal 80 dU 60 r20 coliform, 40 80 cfu/l00ml

7 Turbidity 1.8 0.9 1.5 1.9 1.7 8 0.8 Total Hardn"rr, )OUU 3000 2900 2300 mgL r400 l 800 t0 Calcium 4100 2300 IJUU 600 Hardness, mg/L 600 300 9 Magnesium I 500 tvv 1600 1700 Hardness, mglL 800 I 500

lt Ammonia-NOr. u.0283 0.0683 u.qel mg/L l 0.1360 0.2238

I2 Sulphate, 342.t9 21r.36 z'/E.30 ^g/L r56.28 t54.23 l3 Phosphate, u.t874 0.0956 U.UU-/5 BDL mgL BDL B )L t4 Fluoride, l.t ^g/L 0.9 u. /6 BDL 0.6 BDL 15 Total 60 JI /6 35 Alkalinity, 34 15 mg/L

16 Chloride, mg/L- 9'20tJ 8400 OIUU 8600 4320 2800 l.Kawavi

School ground thodu

Kalikadapuram thodu

Ulliyathu kadavu

2.Peruvamba

Sl.no Drain Pollution load BOD January

I Naranga thodu 12.8

2 Perumba thodu 8.2

a J Valliohmthodu 5.3

4 thodu 0.84

) Poomkottu Chal 0.62

6 Manjangottu Thode Could not fetch water as there was only less irmount of water

7 Kannelamthodu 1.92

8 Appithodu 2.98

9 Mavullapoyil thodu 0.24

10 Kollali thodu Could not fetch water as there was only less amount of water

ll Kannadathodu 0.62

t2 Koyakkotu thodu 2.1

Thokadu

13 Cherottuvayal thodu t.9

t4 Kayyil arakulam thodu Could not fetch water as there was puzha Kunjimagalam only less amount of water

15 Tattanvaval thodu Could not fetch 'water aS there was only less amount of water

3.Ramapuram thodu

Sl.no Drain Pollution load BOD January

T Kapugal thodu NO WATER

2 Chembalikundu 4.8

3 Kulapram kundan thodu 7.9

Kavilavalapu thodu

4 Ad.uthila thodu Could not fetch water as there was only less amount of water

5 Ottayithodu 7.9

6 M6olakadavu 7.6 4.Kuppam

Sl.no Drain Pollution load BOD Januarv

L L.7

Karthikapuram L.4

Near Udayagiri No water Bridge

Mukkada Thodu No water

Moonamkunnu 4.2 Thodu

Kuttaparamba- 0.9 Neduvodu Thodu

D/S of Alakode 4.2 Hospital

Pathayachira 3.4

Near the houses on 6.8 bank of rhain River ( @Pariyaram GP)

Near House Boat @ 3.4 Pariyaram GP

Kavinmunabq NO WATER

Manja Thodu NO WATER

Sulthan Thodu 18.2

Chem thodu 12.6 National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER UPPALA, KASARGOD S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER UPPALA, KASARAGOD DISTRICT, KERALA MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2021 RIVER UPPALA, KASARGOD No. Activity Implementing Time Progress in the Progress in the Progress in Progress in Progress in % works Details of (as per agency line month of month of the month of the month the month completed works Action September October 2020 November of December of January remaining Plan) 2020 2020 2020 2021 C(ii) Material Mangalpady Grama 2019 Activity Activity continuing Report not Activity Activity 100% Completed Panchayath collection continuing. submitted continuing continuing facility. Operation C Waste Mangalpady Grama 2019- Work being Work being Report not Work being Work being . Approval for management Panchayath/ Green 2020 carried out carried out submitted carried out carried out purchase of including Space Private regularly regularly regularly regularly vehicle not purchase of company sanctioned vehicle to collect waste. from Government. E Installation of Mangalpady Grama March Project dropped camera Panchayath 2020

C Electrification Manjeshwaram 2019-2020 Completed Completed, MCF Completed in Completed Completed 100% Completed Grama Panchayat of material inaugurated on November in in November collection 16.09.2020 2019 and November 2019 and facility MCF 2019 and MCF inaugurated MCF inaugurated on inaugurate on 16.09.2020 d on 16.09.2020 16.09.2020 C Transportation of Manjeshwaram March Due to spread of Collected 3320kg 995m3 Waste 995m3 995m3 Waste Work yet to collected waste Grama Panchayat 2020 Covid, work of non collected from Waste collected from be interrupted. biodegradable various public collected various public completed. waste through places and from various places and clean Kerala River sides and public places River sides and company on transported to and River transported to 27/06/2020, Disposal center sides and Disposal 28/06/2020, in March and transported center in 29/06/2020 338m3 Waste to Disposal March and collected in center in 338m3 Waste June 2020. March and collected in 338m3 June 2020. Waste is being Waste collected from collected in Waste is being Manjeshwara collected from June 2020. m near Railway Manjeshwara Station, Waste is m near Manjeshwara being Railway m Town near collected Station, from Surumathodu, Manjeshwara Manjeshw Hosangadi aram near m Town near town, NH 66 Railway Surumathodu, near Station, Hosangadi checkpost, Manjeshw town, NH 66 Mada, Karoda, aram near Kunjathur, Town near checkpost, Surumath Thumminadu, Mada, Karoda, th odu, 10 mile. Hosangadi Kunjathur, town, NH Thumminadu, 66 near 10th mile. checkpost, Mada, Karoda, Kunjathur, Thummina du, 10th mile.

E Installation Manjeshwaram March - Project CC Camera CC Camera CC Camera Tendered of camera Grama Panchayat 2020 prepared for installed at installed at installed at installing Solar Karoda, Karoda, Karoda, CC camera near National National National Uppala Bridge Highway, Highway, Highway, has been Suramathodu, SuramathoduSuramathodu, sanctioned by and Near , and Near and Near DPC on Manjeshwara ManjeshwaraManjeshwara 20.10.2020. m. 2020-21 m. 2020-21 m. 2020-21 Tender has been Project Project Project invited. 58/2020-21 CC 58/2020-21 58/2020-21 CC camera CC camera camera installation at installation at installation at Uppala Uppala Uppala riverside. riverside. riverside.

C Tying of net Irrigation 2019-2020 Work still under Estimate for Estimate for Estimate for DPR submitted Work still on both sides Department process. fencing work on fencing work fencing work to Chief under of the bridge both sides of on both sides on both sides Engineer, I & process. Uppala NH Bridge of Uppala NH of Uppala A (PRICE ID: proposed for Bridge NH Bridge 2019/10825/ Rs.47.00 lakhs. proposed for proposed for IA ) for Estimate Rs.47.00 lakhs. Rs.47.00 approval submitted to Chief Estimate lakhs. Engineer through submitted to Estimate PRICE Chief Engineer submitted to 2019/10825/IA through PRICE Chief dated 15.11.2019 2019/10825/IA Engineer for approval dated through 15.11.2019 for PRICE approval 2019/10825/ IA dated 15.11.2019 for approval

E Continuous vigil Police Department Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100% Completed on waste dumping on roads A(a) Water quality KSPCB Being Water quality is being monitored by KSPCB, Kasaragod regularly. monitoring done regularly

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Environmental Engineer UPPALA RIVER - UPPALA RIVER NEAR BHAGAVATHI TEMPLE (Bhagavathi Gate) - UPPALA RIVER - UPPALA BRIDGE (Existing NWMP Station) (Proposed NWMP Station)

Uppala River Near Bhagavathi Sampling PointUppala Bridge Sampling Point Temple (Bhagavathi Gate) NWMP Station Code2306 Distance from existing NWMP Station 878.66 m Latitude12˚41’41.7”N Latitude 12˚41’20.1”N Longitude74˚54’16.9”E Longitude 74˚54’34.0”E

Date of Sampling22.01.2021 Date of Sampling 22.01.2021

Nature and flow of the riverModerate flow, water level Nature and flow of the river Water level decreased, decreased moderate flow Uppala River Near Bhagavathi Sl.No Parameters Unit Uppala Bridge Sl.No Parameters Unit Temple (Bhagavathi Gate) 1Temperature ˚ C 28 1Temperature ˚ C 27 2pH - 7.4 2pH - 7.4 3 Conductivity µmhos/cm 935 3 Conductivity µmhos/cm 108 4Turbidity NTU 0.3 4Turbidity NTU 0.5 5BOD mg/l 2.1 5BOD mg/l 1.8 6 Dissolved Oxygen mg/l 7.93 6 Dissolved Oxygen mg/l 8.3 7 Total Coliforms cfu/100ml 580 7 Total Coliforms cfu/100ml 440 8 Feacal Coliforms cfu/100ml 96 8 Feacal Coliforms cfu/100ml 80 9 Feacal Streptococcus cfu/100ml 20 9 Feacal Streptococcus cfu/100ml 20 10Chlorides mg/l 290 10Chlorides mg/l 18 11Total Alkalinity mg/l 36 11 Total Alkalinity mg/l 33 12Total Hardness mg/l 120 12 Total Hardness mg/l 34 13 Calcium Hardness mg/l 100 13 Calcium Hardness mg/l 21 14 Magnesium Hardness mg/l 20 14 Magnesium Hardness mg/l 13 15Calcium mg/l 40 15Calcium mg/l 8.4 16Magnesium mg/l 4.9 16Magnesium mg/l 3.2 17 Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 525 17 Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 68 18Sodium mg/l 150 18Sodium mg/l 10 19Potassium mg/l 10 19Potassium mg/l 2

Sd/- Assistant Scientist National Mission for Clean Ganga

Format for Submission of Monthly Progress Report by States/UTs (Hon’ble NGT in the matter of OA No.673/2018 dated 06.12.2019) RIVER MOGRAL, KASARGOD S. Activity to be monitored Timeline Submission of progress by State/UT- No. Compliance status 1 Ensure 100% treatment of sewage at least in-situ remediation Commencement of setting up of STPs and connecting all the drains and other sources of generation of sewage to the STPs must be ensured 2 Timeline for completing all steps of action plans including completion of setting up STPs and their Commissioning 5 Chief Secretaries may set up appropriate monitoring mechanism at state level  Specifying accountability of nodal authorities not below the Secretary level  Chief Secretaries may have an accountable person attached in their office for this purpose  Monitoring at State level must take place 6 Progress report may be furnished by the State/UTs to  Secretary,Ministry of Jal Shakti  Member Secretary,CPCB 6.1 Progress Report may be comprised of details along with completion timelines on: (I) Identification of polluting sources including drains contributing to river pollution and action as per NGT order on in-situ treatment.

(II) Status of STPs, I&D and sewerage networks Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(III) Status of CETPs Details of Existing CETP and ETP Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline, No. of industries and complying status

(iv)Status of Solid Waste Management & Details of Processing Facilities Details of Existing Infrastructure,Gap Analysis, Proposed along with completion timeline

(v) Latest water quality of polluted river, its tributaries, drains with flow details and ground water quality in the catchment of polluted river;

(vi)Preventing dumping of waste and scientific waste management including bio-medical waste, plastic waste and decentralizing waste processing, including waste generated from hotels, Ashrams, etc.

(vii)Ground water regulation

(viii) Adopting good irrigation practices

(ix) Protection and management of food plain Zones (FPZ)

(x) Rain water harvesting

(xi)Maintaining minimum Environmental flow of river

(xii) Plantation on both sides of the river

(xiii)Setting up biodiversity parks on flood plains by removing encroachment ACTION PLAN FOR RIVER MOGRAL, KASARAGOD DISTRICT, KERALA MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2021 RIVER MOGRAL, KASARGOD

No. Activity Implementing Time line Progress in Progress in the Progress in the Progress in the Progress in % works Details of (as agency the month of month of month of month of the month of complete works per September October 2020 November 2020 December January 2021 d remaining Actio 2020 2020 n Plan) C Material collection Mogral Puthur March Completed Completed Completed. Completed. Completed. 100 % NA facility Grama Panchayath 2020

C Waste collection Mogral Puthur Grama March Not started Not started Not started Not started Not started 0 % including vehicle hire Panchayath 2020 charge to collect waste. E Installation of Mogral Puthur Grama June 2020 Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Not completed 0% camera Panchayath

A Drainage Cleaning Mogral Puthur Grama 2019 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100 % NA at Ballor, Panchayath (b) Kottakkunnu, Majal, Neerchal, Blarkode, Goovathadka, Pernadka, Shankra, Eriyal,KK Puram Arjal Vishnu Temple

C(ii) Haritha Mogral Puthur Grama On-going Conducted NIL NIL Karmasena Panchayath training and Activity/ started collection Collecting Non of plastics from Bio degradable households and materials temporarily including Plastics stored in a shed. from households C(iii) Bamboo Capital Mogral Puthur Grama On-going Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100 % NA Bamboo Planting - Panchayath aiming water conservation and raising water levels thus preventing solid erosion, waste dumping in publicplaces E River cleaning Mogral Puthur Grama 2019 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100 % NA Panchayath

C(iii) Bamboo Plantation of Madhur grama 2019 18500 being 18500 being Report not Report not Not completed - Not Madhur Panchayath maintained by maintained by provided provided Completed NREGA NREGA

C(ii) Viability Gap Funding Madhur grama 2019 Partially Total amount Total amount Total amount Total amount 25% NIL for Haritha Karmasena Panchayath utilised Rs.1,00,000/- Rs.1,00,000/- Rs.1,00,000/- Rs.1,00,000/- expenditure expenditure expenditure expenditure Rs.25300/- Rs.25300/ Rs.25300/ Rs.25300/

C(ii) Material recovery Madhur grama 2019 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100% Completed facility centre Panchayath

C(ii) Construction of Madhur grama 2019 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 100 % Completed Plastic Shredding Panchayath Machine building C(ii) Purchase of Plastic Madhur grama 2019 Yet to float Project no 234. Yet to float Yet to float Yet to float - Yet to shredding machine Panchayath tender Amount Rs. tender tender tender float 6,00,000/- Yet tender to float tender

C Tying of net on Irrigation 2019-2020 Work still Estimate for Estimate for DPR submitted DPR submitted - Work still both sides of the Department under fencing work fencing work on to Chief to Chief under bridge progress. on both sides both sides of Engineer, I & Engineer, I & process. of Mogral NH Mogral NH A (PRICE ID: A (PRICE ID: Bridge at Bridge at 2019/10715/I 2019/10715/I Kadavath Kadavath A ) for A ) for proposed for proposed for approval approval Rs.32.00 lakhs. Rs.32.00 lakhs. Estimate Estimate submitted to submitted to Chief Engineer Chief Engineer through PRICE through PRICE ID: ID: 2019/10715/IA 2019/10715/IA dated dated 15.11.2019 15.11.2019 for for approval approval A(a) Water quality KSPCB Being Water quality is being monitored by KSPCB, Kasaragod regularly. monitoring done regularly

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Environmental Engineer MOGRAL RIVER - MOGRAL BRIDGE (Existing NWMP Station) MOGRAL RIVER - PUZHAKKARA (Proposed NWMP Station)

Sampling PointMogral Bridge Sampling Point Puzhakkara

NWMP Station Code2304 Distance from existing NWMP Station 3.25 km

Latitude12˚33’36.5”N Latitude 12˚33’58.1”N

Longitude74˚57’21.0”E Longitude 74˚58’43.7”E

Date of Sampling22.01.2021 Date of Sampling 22.01.2021 Medium flow, water level Water level decreased, medium Nature and flow of the river Nature and flow of the river decreased flow Sl.No Parameters Unit Mogral Bridge Sl.No Parameters Unit Puzhakkara

1Temperature ˚C 28 1Temperature ˚C 28

2pH - 6.9 2pH - 7.7

3 Conductivity µmhos/cm 31800 3 Conductivity µmhos/cm 197

4Turbidity NTU 0.1 4Turbidity NTU 0.5

5BOD mg/l 2.5 5BOD mg/l 1.6

6 Dissolved Oxygen mg/l 6 6 Dissolved Oxygen mg/l 8.2

7 Total Coliforms cfu/100ml 640 7 Total Coliforms cfu/100ml 390

8 Feacal Coliforms cfu/100ml 120 8 Feacal Coliforms cfu/100ml 88

9 Feacal Streptococcus cfu/100ml 30 9 Feacal Streptococcus cfu/100ml 20

10Chlorides mg/l 11100 10Chlorides mg/l 40

11 Total Alkalinity mg/l 88 11 Total Alkalinity mg/l 46

12 Total Hardness mg/l 4500 12Total Hardness mg/l 51

13 Calcium Hardness mg/l 3400 13 Calcium Hardness mg/l 40

14 Magnesium Hardness mg/l 1100 14 Magnesium Hardness mg/l 11

15Calcium mg/l 1360 15Calcium mg/l 16

16Magnesium mg/l 267.3 16Magnesium mg/l 2.7

17 Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 19200 17 Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 120

18Sodium mg/l 5725 18Sodium mg/l 21.5

19Potassium mg/l 210 19Potassium mg/l 3 Kerala State Pollution Control Board, DO Kasaragod ANALYSIS REPORT - JANUARY 2021 Drain joining Mogral Upstream of the same Source of Sample river at Kadavath drain near Kottakkunnu Date of Sampling 22.01.2021 22.01.2021 Latitude 12°33'36.5"N 12˚33'31.7" N Longitude 74°57'29.6"E 74˚57'47.7" E Distance from the river 114.07m 582.34m Stagnant water and floating dry and decayed Nature and flow of the drain leaves from nearby trees. Sl No. Parameters Sample 1 Sample 2 1 Temperaure, ͦC 28 27 2 pH 7.6 7.3 3 Conductivity, µmhos/cm 22900 219 4 Turbidity,NTU 1.3 1.6 5 BOD ,mg/L 2.1 1.3 6 Dissolved Oxygen ,mg/L 5.3 1.9 7 Chloride ,mg/L 8800 45 8 Total Alkalinity ,mg/L 92 34 9 Total Hardness ,mg/L 3400 46 10 Calcium Hardness ,mg/L 2400 24 11 Magnesium Hardness ,mg/L 1000 22 12 Calcium ,mg/L 960 9.6 13 Magnesium ,mg/L 243.0 5.3 14 Total Dissolved Solids ,mg/L 15200 125 15 Total Coliforms , cfu/100ml 420 180 16 Feacal Coliforms, cfu/100ml 100 44 17 Feacal Streptococcus, , cfu/100ml 30 10 18 Sodium ,mg/L 4550 24.6 19 Pottasium ,mg/L 155 4

Sd/- Assistant Scientist File No.WS-B2/222/2019-WRD 155 I/3932197/2019

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GOVERNMENT OF KERALA Water Respources (WS-B) Department No.B2/222/219/WRD 27/11/2019,Thiruvananthapuram

From Secretary to Government To Dr.M.Dhinadhayalan Adviser (PHEE) Nirman Bhawan, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs ,Government of India New Delhi - 110032.

Sri.A.Sudhakar DH,WQM-I Division, Central Pollution Control Board, Parivesh Bhawan, East Arjun Nagar, New Delhi - 110032. Sir, Sub: Water Resources Department - Hon'ble NGT order dtd 11.09.2019 passed in O.A.No.496/2016 in the matter of News item published in Hindusthan Times dtd 19.06.2015 - Consolidated Report of the State of Kerala - submitting of - reg Ref: a.Letter No.Q-1514/1/216-CPHEEO dated 25/1/219 of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affiars, New Delhi b)Letter F.No.A-14011/325-2015/2019-WQM-II dated 24.10.2019 of the Central Pollution Control Board. With reference above, I am directed to forward herewith consolidated report of State of Kerala regarding the present status of the implementation and aciton plans on Rain Water Harvesting for Conservation of Water for the purpose of filing a combined report before Hon'ble NGT in compliance with the judgment dated 11.09.2019. File No.WS-B2/222/2019-WRD 156 I/3932197/2019

Yours Faithfully, GOPAKUMARAN NAIR B ADDITIONAL SECRETARY

For Secretary to Government.

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