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ACTION PLAN FOR CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION IN NON-ATTAINMENT CITY OF ()

M.P. POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

REGIONAL OFFICE, E-5 PARYAVARAN PARISAR BHOPAL – 16

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Bhopal City Geography – Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh. Geographically the city is located in the west-south of the state at 23° 15′ 0″ N, 77° 25′ 0″ E. Bhopal has an average elevation of 500 metres (1401 ft). It is located on the Malwa plateau, it is higher than the north Indian plains and the land rises towards the Vindhya Range to the south. The city has uneven elevation and has small hills within its boundaries. The prominent hills in Bhopal are Idgah hills and Shyamala hills in the northern region, Katara hills in southern region. City's geography has in it two lakes namely upper lake and . Bhopal city is divided into two parts where one part which is near the VIP road and lake is old Bhopal (north) and the other is where mainly malls are situated New Bhopal (South). The total area of the metropolis capital is 285.88 km2 .

Bhopal

Climate - Bhopal has a humid subtropical climate, with cool, dry winters, a hot summer and a humid monsoon season. Summers start in late March and go on till mid-June, the average temperature being around 30 °C (86 °F), with the peak of summer in May, when the highs regularly exceed 40 °C (104 °F). The monsoon starts in late June and ends in late September. These months see about 40 inches (1020 mm) of precipitation, frequent thunderstorms and flooding. The average temperature is around 25 °C (77 °F) and the humidity is quite high. Temperatures rise again up to late October when winter starts, which lasts up to early March. Winters in Bhopal are cool, and not very much comfortable like summers, with average daily temperatures around 16 °C (61 °F) . The winter peaks in January when temperatures may drop close to freezing on some nights. Lowest temperature ever recorded was 0.3C. Total annual rainfall is about 1146 mm (46 inches).

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Environmental Quality Water – Water regime in the city is not exposed to chemical pollution as there is no major (chemical) industrial cluster in the city limits, however the water bodies are exposed to the domestic pollution load. The surface water quality of the lakes in the city falls under B or C category when compared with the standards laid in the IS 2296 (1982) as these water bodies are located in the dense urban areas and are dependent on rains. Nevertheless water supply in part of the city is being sufficed from the upper lake after conventional treatment. Ground water quality in the city is moderate.

Air: No major industrial or agriculture activities are being carried out in the city limits. The nearest major Industrial area (District Raisen) is located at about 15 Km from the city boundary. The only Industrial Activities being carried out within the city limits are: a) Govindpura Industrial Area (most of the units are fabricating units) b) Unit of BHEL (no major source of air pollution) c) Unit of Sanchi Dugdha Sangh – (the unit has switch over fuel from furnace oil to LPG in the boiler) The hot-spots identified with respect to the congested traffic zones include: a) Hamidia Road b) Bairagarh c) Kolar Road d) Hoshangabad Road e) M.P. Nagar

The ambient air quality of the city is being monitored by the Regional Office M.P. Pollution Control Board Bhopal at following 06 points: 1. Hamidia Road 2. Arera Colony 3. Kolar Road 4. Bairagarh 5. Barkaullaha University Hoshangabad Road 6. Govindpura Industrial Area

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Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations

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The monitoring results and the trends from 2014 – 2018 are presented in TABLE 1-2.

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Annual Average value of PM10 (Microgram / m3) Year Station 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 PM10 PM10 PM10 PM10 PM10 CETP Govindpura, Bhopal 150 163.1 94.2 88.2 104.7 Mrignayani,Hamidia Road 185.9 181.9 105 100.8 126.3 Bhopal Paryavaran Parisar, Bhopal 131.5 94.8 46.7 53.5 53.6 Kolar Thana,Kolar Road, 99.2 142.4 86.1 103 128.4 Bhopal Main Road Hemu - - 83.4 91.3 115.4 Kalani,Bairagrah, Bhopal. Near B.U. Hoshangabad - - 89.1 89.3 105.3 Road,Bhopal.

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Annual Average value of PM2.5 (Microgram / m3) Year Station 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 PM2.5 CETP Govindpura, 73.3 72.2 32.6 40.5 50.6 Bhopal Mrignayani,Hamidia - - 23.1 45.2 55.6 Road Bhopal Paryavaran Parisar, 48.3 49.7 26.7 29.3 29.5 Bhopal Kolar Thana,Kolar Road, 43.6 104.3 32.9 41.3 53.4 Bhopal Main Road Hemu - - 24.6 44.9 53.7 Kalani,Bairagrah, Bhopal. Near B.U. Hoshangabad - - 16.9 37 46.4 Road,Bhopal.

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PM10: Trends from 2014 -2018 200 2014 180 2015 160 2016 140 2017 120 2018 100 80 60 40 20 0 Govindpura Hamidia Road Arera Colony Kolar Road Bairagrah Hoshangabad Road

PM2.5 : Trends from 2014 -2018 120 2014 100 2015 80 2016

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The results reveal that the concentration of gaseous pollutants viz. SO2 and NOx has always remained within the limits as prescribed in the standards. The concentration of particulate matter has shown higher values at some instances. The apparent cause for higher particulate matter in the air is traffic of the city and 7

to some extent the infrastructure development activities going on in the city. It is also noteworthy to state that several long-term as well as short-term infrastructure development activities under the smart city project are also in progress in the centre part of the city occasionally resulting in the increase in particulate matter in ambient air. A gradual improvement in the air quality is observed from 2014 onwards with implementation of various plans such as:  Execution of the plans for traffic management of the city, these plans include – widening of identified roads, removal / reduction of rotaries, construction of fly-over bridges / cable bridges, regular PUC check-up camps, synchronization of signal lights etc.  Execution of the plans under the ‘Ujwalla Yojna’ - replacement of fossil fuel with the LPG gas in the domestic sector thus controlling the fugitive emissions from domestic sources.  Total control on the burning of agriculture residues in the farms located on the out skirts of the city.  Total control on the burning of MSW at the dumping site located at Bhanpura Khanty.  All air polluting industries from the industrial area operating in the city have been shifted / closed. The unit of Sanchi Dugdha Sangh located in the centre of the city has switched over the fuel from FO to LPG.

Here it is noteworthy to state that the ambient air quality of the city is continuously observed to be improving for last 02 years and the same is expected to improve further with execution of various plans as proposed in this report.

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1. BACKGROUND

1.1 Central Pollution Control Board vide its letter dated 01.07.2016, identified Bhopal as “Non Attainment City” and issued directions u/s 18(1)(b) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to ensure the time bound action on various “Action Points”, in order to improve the Air quality of Bhopal so as to confirm the prescribed standards. 1.2 In compliance to the above directions issued by CPCB, the department of environment Govt. of M.P. organized a meeting on dated 16-09-2016 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary of Govt. of M.P. Secretaries from various stake holder departments were present in the meeting. 1.3 A Committee was formed by the Chief Secretary Govt. of M.P. under the chair of Bhopal Divisional Commissioner comprising members from various stake holder departments. To streamline & identify the exact actions required meetings were called by the Divisional Commissioner Bhopal. Later administrative order was issued by the Divisional Commissioner constituting the district level committee to review the executions and finalize the action plan pertaining to left out works with different departments. Since, November 2016 four collective meetings have been conducted, in addition to the same continuous inter-action with the concerned officers of respective departments is being observed to update the compliance status.

2.0 NGT Case No. 681/2018

2.1 Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, Central Zonal Bench, New Delhi, in the matter of original application no. 681/2018 (News Item Published in the “Times of India” authored by Shri Vishwamohan Titled “NCAP with multiple timelines to clear Air in 102 cities to be released around August- 15” passed an order on 08/10/2018. The para 14 & 15 of this order are relevant to comply. In para 10 of the above order, it is stated that CPCB 9

has identified Bhopal city as non attainment city for pollutant PM10 parameter exceeding the prescribed norms.

2.2 That in para 08 of the above order, it is mentioned that CPCB gave presentation before Hon’ble Green Tribunal on 05.09.2018 and the data of air quality from 2011-2015 were considered in the above presentation and thus on the basis of air quality data for year 2011-15, Bhopal city has been considered as non attainment city by CPCB.

2.3 In para 15 (i, ii, iii, iv & v), Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued following directions:-

i. All the states & Union Territories with Non Attainment Cities must prepare appropriate action plans within 02 months aimed at bringing the standards of air quality within the prescribed norms within 06 months from date of finalization of the action plan.

ii. The Action Plans may be prepared by six-member committee comprising of Directors of Environment, Transport, Industries, Urban Development, Agriculture and Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board or Committee of the concerned State. The Committee may be called Air Quality Monitoring Committee (AQMC). The AQMC will function under the overall supervision and coordination of Principal Secretary, Environment of the concerned State/Union Territory. This may be further supervised by the Chief Secretaries concerned or their counterparts in Union Territories by ensuring intra-sect oral co-ordination.

iii. The Action Plans may take into account the GRAP, the CAP and the action plan prepared by CPCB as well as all other relevant factors. The Action Plans may be placed before the Committee as directed in direction no. vi. The Action Plan will include components like identification of source and its apportionment considering sectors 10

like vehicular pollution, industrial pollution, dust pollution, construction activities, garbage burning, agricultural pollution including pollution caused by burning of crop residue, residential and indoor pollution etc. The action plan shall also consider measures for strengthening of Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) monitoring and steps for public awareness including issuing of advisory to public for prevention and control of air pollution and involvement of schools, colleges and other academic institutions and awareness programmes.

iv. The Action Plan will indicate steps to be taken to check different sources of pollution having speedy, definite and specific timelines for execution.

v. The Action Plan should be consistent with the carrying capacity assessment of the non-attainment cities in terms of vehicular pollution, industrial emissions and population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. The carrying capacity assessment shall also lay emphasis on agricultural and indoor pollution in rural areas. Depending upon assessed carrying capacity and source apportionment the authorities may consider the need for regulating number of vehicles and their parking and plying, population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. Guidelines may accordingly be framed to regulate vehicles and industries in non-attainment cities in terms of carrying capacity assessment and source apportionment. After several meetings with stake holder departments and based on the information furnished on the completed/ on-going/ proposed activities an action plan with compliance status has been prepared and finalized so as to attain the air quality of Bhopal City as per the prescribed standards. The same is submitted with this report.

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Action Plan for Non-Attainment City, Bhopal, as per Hon’ble NGT Principal Bench, New Delhi Case No. OA 681/2018 Order dated 08.10.2018

Source Action Implemen Responsible Works to be Time target Work already group tation agency(ies) done for completed/Remark period implementatio (short/mid n /long- term) Vehicles 1. Restriction on Mid Transport The order to 12 months 1. Transport Department, Govt. of plying & Department restrict about (policy matter- MP has issued notification dated: phasing out of plying and decision at 24/11/2010 and has phased out 15 years old phasing out of govt. level) the public service vehicles commercial 15 years old (Buses), which are older than 15 diesel driven commercial years. vehicles. diesel driven 2. Transport Department, Govt. of vehicles is MP has issued draft notification required to be dated: 01/03/2018 and has issued. disallowed permission for to the School / Education Institution vehicles older than 15 years from 12

the year of manufacture. 3. As per Central Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, Sec.59 “Power to fix the age limit of motor vehicle” under this section Central Government is empowered to fix the age limit of motor vehicle. Hence to phase out 15 year old all other categories of diesel driven vehicles is a policy matter and the decision is required to be taken at Central government level. 2. Introduction of Mid Transport Introduction of December 2019 Till date no CNG / LPG filling cleaner fuels Department cleaner fuels stations have been established in the (CNG/ LPG) for & Oil (CNG/ LPG) for city. Vehicles. Companies Vehicles. 3. Regular Short Transport -- -- As per the information from RTO Checking of Regular Department already 38 vehicle emission Vehicular activity & Traffic monitoring centres have been emission and Police registered in the city for periodic issue of PUC. check-up and certification of PUC. PCB in coordination with traffic 13

police is conducting regular PUC camps at various locations in the city. During the period from April 2017 to October 2018 total 2243 vehicles have been checked. 4. Good traffic Mid Traffic Police  327 buses and 01 month 1. Integrated Traffic Management management re- / Smart City 20 bus routes System comprising cameras and direction of Project are being control systems has been set up at traffic placed in the 21 sites/junctions by the Smart movement to city. -- City Project Bhopal. avoid  Inter-city bus 2. BCLL has been constituted to congestion. services on provide public transport to the city 208 routes population. 587 buses on 16 routes with 110 have been deployed by the BCLL. buses are About 150000 passengers are under benefitted with the service every planning in -- day. Thus reducing the use of the city by the personal vehicles and improving BCLL. the air quality of the city. CSE  05 Km long study also supports these facts. cycle track is 3. 12 Km Cycle track has been under constructed. Under public bike sharing 300 cycles have been 14

construction placed at 80 cycle-stands in the under smart city 450 cycles shall be placed on city project. these stands. 4. Rotaries on squares are under re- construction with advice of the safety experts. 5. In light of the above executions CSE in its study has declared Bhopal as the least air polluted city. 6. Ban on Short Transport -- -- Diesel operated tempo and auto registration of Department rickshaw are not issued permit in the Diesel driven municipal limit of the city. auto rickshaw / tempo. 7. Promotion and Mid Transport 200 no. of E- April 2019 300 No. E-rikshaw has already been operationalizatio Department rickshaws more placed on the road. n of E-rickshaw. to be deployed. 8. Development of Long Municipal Work pertaining -- Multi-level parking at 02 most Multi-layer Corporation, to 02 more congested area has already been parking. UD & HD & multi-layer constructed & operational. District parking is in 15

Administratio progress. n 9. Retrofitting of Mid Transport After December 2019 Matter shall be taken up with the particulate filters Department finalization of transport department. in diesel driven the policy the vehicles, department shall implement on ground 10. Checking of fuel Short District Adm. -- -- Regular checking of fuel adulteration adulteration, Regular & Oil & random monitoring of fuel quality activity Companies. are done by the Food & Civil Supplies department. 11. Monitoring on Short Transport -- -- Is being done by the RTO on regular vehicle fitness Regular Department basis. RTO has appropriate facilities activity & Traffic for the same. Police 12. Periodic Short MPPCB & -- -- PCB get the calibration of all the calibration test Regular Transport vehicular monitoring instruments of vehicular activity Department periodically. PCB carry out sudden emission inspection of the PUC centres monitoring established by the RTO. instrument. 16

Road 1. Regular Short Bhopal 02 more such March 2019  Entire city is being cleaned up dust cleaning of road Regular Municipal sweeping through manual sweeping on dust. Activity Corporation machines are regular basis. Special squad of under employees has been deployed for procurement the same. Provision of 03 times under the smart cleaning has been made in the city project. commercial areas of the city, whereby road dust is cleaned along with the other municipal solid wastes.  Municipal Corporation & smart city project are operating two road sweepers to clean the road dust on major roads of the city.  In view of the need 02 more road sweepers are under procurement by the Smart City Project. 2. Water spraying Mid Bhopal -- --  Foot-path & other public places on road through Regular Municipal are being washed using raw water tankers. Activity Corporation as per the requirement.  Wet cleaning is covered in the mechanical sweeping being 17

procured by the Smart City Project. 3. Construction of Long Municipal -- --  The work pertaining to road shoulders Regular Corporation construction and repair of the & pavements Activity & Road shoulders / pavements is progress. Construction Department. 4. Tree plantation Long Bhopal -- --  No of trees planted in the current along the roads. Regular Municipal year 36000. activity Corporation

5. Development of Long Municipal -- --  In city 86 parks / gardens have green belt in Regular Corporation already been developed and open areas, activity maintained by Municipal gardens, park / Corporation. community  Housing Societies & Schools are places, Schools encouraged to develop green areas. & Housing  Smart City Project is developing societies. Green Master Plan for the city. 6. Introduction of Long Bhopal -- --  Fountains have already been 18

water fountains Municipal placed on the busy squares (Mata at major traffic Corporation Mandir, Polytechnic Square & 07 intersection / No. bus stop) of the city. golumber / Construction of fountains on some circle other squares is under progress.  Vertical Gardens have been developed on the main roads of the city. Constru 1. Covering of Short Bhopal -- -- Is being complied. Bhopal Municipal ction Construction Regular Municipal Corporation has issued Activitie site activity Corporation administrative orders in this regard. s & Building Building permission section has Construction inserted a condition in this regard Deptt. and the same is being monitored by them. 2. Transportation Short Transport -- -- Is being complied. Bhopal Municipal of construction Regular Department, Corporation has issued permanent material like activity Distt. Adm. & administrative orders in this regard. sand, soil, stone Traffic Police Provision of penalty has been laid for chips etc. in violation of the orders. covered system. 3. Restriction on Short Bhopal -- -- Is being complied. Bhopal Municipal 19

storage of regular Municipal Corporation has issued permanent construction Activity. Corporation administrative orders in this regard. material along Provision of penalty has been laid for the road. violation of the orders. Biomass 1. Restriction on Short Bhopal Waste to Energy December 2019  Bhopal Municipal Corporation has and open burning of regular Municipal Plant (23 MW) issued administrative orders garbage Municipal Solid activity. Corporation using MSW is banning the burning os polythene burning Waste, Bio- under and other waste in open. There is mass, Plastic, installation at provision of penalty in case of any horticulture Adampur violation. waste etc. Chchawani  Waste to Energy Plant (23 MW) Bhopal by the is under installation for disposal of BMC MSW of the city.  A bio-methanization plant to get bio-gas and compost from vegetable waste (capacity: 5 T) has been installed at Bittan Market.  03 bio-methanization plants to get bio-gas and compost have been installed at temporary transfer stations.  Compost plant along with the 20

remediation & capping work is in progress at the old MSW dumping site located at Bhanpura.  MSW is being collected from door-to-door. Covered vehicles have been deployed for transport of the MSW.  For disposal of garden waste construction of compost pits in societies is in progress. 2. Immediate Short Bhopal -- -- Vehicles have been deployed for lifting of solid Regular Municipal lifting of silt and solid waste being waste generated activity Corporation generated from the open drains. from de-silting and cleaning of municipal drains for its disposal 3. Transportation Short Bhopal -- -- Permanent orders have been issued of municipal Regular Municipal by the BMC for disposal of C & D solid waste, activity Corporation waste as per the provisions of the construction rules with provisions of fee/ penalty. 21

material and debris in covered system 4. Ensuring Long District Adm. Only LPG is being promoted for use promotion and & Oil in the eateries, restaurants & use of cleaner companies domestic purposes of the city. fuel for Under PMUY 74925 LPG Gas commercial Connections have been provided to purposes like weaker sections in the city by OICL local dhaba / and BPCL. eateries and domestic use Industri 1. Installation and Short MPPCB -- --  Total emission generating es operation of air Regular industries in the Govindpura pollution activity Industrial Area and other parts of control devices the city – 27 Nos. in industries.  These industries have adequate APCD. 2. Ensuring Short MPPCB -- -- Is being complied. emission Regular standards in activity industries. 22

3. Adoption of Mid MPPCB -- -- No brick kilns are working in the city cleaner limits. technology in brick kilns. 4. Shifting of Long MPPCB & -- -- Presently not required. polluting Industry Industries Department 5. Ban on Short MPPCB & -- -- Presently not required. Polluting Ind. Deptt. Industries Strength 1. Installation of Mid MPPCB A. 02 March 2019  Presently Ambient Air Quality is ening of four CAAQMS CAAQMS being monitored at 06 locations in AAQ at Bhopal. station under the city limit through air Monitori CSR funds samplers. The daily monitoring ng of CPSU results is being displayed on through public domain of PCB and on the CPCB. LED screens at TT Nagar B. 02 CAAQM Stadium, Smart Poles and Traffic stations under Police poles. The results are also State Govt. broadcasted through WhatsApp financial messaging. assistance. 23

2. Source Long MPPCB December 2019 Proposal for study under process. apportionment studies Public 1. Issue of Short MPPCB & -- -- MPPCB issues advisory on various Awaren advisory to Regular District occasions as may be required. ess public for Activity Administratio prevention and n. control of air pollution 2. Involvement of Mid MPPCB -- -- MPPCB has organized 131 School and Regular awareness programs in the city as other academic Activity well as in adjoining districts during institution in last three years. awareness program Others 1. Compliance of Short MPPCB and -- --  With 24 hours power supply guidelines on Regular Bhopal in the city the use of DG set DG set and Activity Municipal has reduced to great extent. action against Corporation  Only DG Sets conforming violation Environmental Norms & guidelines are permitted for use. 24

 In last 02 years action against 04 DG sets have been taken (03 removed & 01 up-graded as per norms) 2. Help line to Short MPPCB & -- -- Bhopal Municipal Corporation oversee non- Regualr Bhopal helpline is provided as: compliances on Activity Municipal 18002330014 afore said Corporation MPPCB RO Bhopal- issues 0755-2466392 and E-mail: [email protected] (displayed in the web-site)

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ACTION PLAN FOR CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION IN NON-ATTAINMENT CITY OF MADHYA PRADESH (DEWAS)

Regional office. Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board Dewas (M.P)

Action Plan for Control of Air Pollution in Non-Attainment City of Dewas.

About Dewas City..

The city is located on the level plains of the Malwa plateau; to the south, the land rises gently to the Vindhya Range, of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is located 22.97 latitude and 76.06 longitudes and it is situated at elevation 544 meters above sea level and spread area approx 102 Sq.KM. and has a population of Dewas city is 289,550. As per census 2011. which is the source of the Chamble and Kali Sindh rivers that flow north through the district on their way to the Ganga. The main river in Dewas is Kshipra. Dewas is a city on the malwa plateau in the west-central part of the India state of M. P.. It is the 6th most populous city of Madhya Pradesh. It is located about 142 km southwest from Bhopal and 33 km from Indore and is the administrative center of the Dewas District The city was formerly the seat of two 15-Gun- Statue princely state during the Bristish Raj,Dewas Junior State & Dewas Senior State. Dewas is an industrialized city and houses a government bank note press which is the largest of its kind in Asia. Dewas is known for Devi Chamunda temple and Devi Tulaja Bhavani temple situated on a 300-foot (91 m) hilltop, Tekri. A broad flight of stone steps leads to two shrines to the goddesses, Choti Mata (Chamunda Mata) and Badi Mata (Tulja Bhavani Mata). Numerous other temples spread over Tekri can be explored on foot.Shri Sheelnath Dhuni at the Tekri foothills is a place of worship for followers of Saint Sheelnath Maharaj's of Gorakh Nath Sumpradaya. Sheelnath Maharaj belonged to a royal family of Jaipur and later became a Yogi of Gorakh Nath Sumpradaya, who lived in Dewas in his old age. The Pawar Chatries near the Meetha talab of Dewas are examples of Maratha architecture in the area. Keladevi or Kailadevi temple at Dewas is the largest in the state. It is situated at Mishri Lal Nagar (Agra Bombay Road), south- westerly. It was established in December 1995 by businessman Mannulal Garg. This modern temple was built by South Indian artists; it houses a 51-foot (16 m) statue of

Lord Hanumanji. The original Kaila Devi Temple is located on the banks of the Kalisil river in Karauli District of Rajasthan. The temple is devoted to the tutelary deity of the former princely rulers of the Karauli state, Kaila. Mahadev mandir is a temple in Shankar Gadh built by the Dewas ruler Shrimant Sadashive Rao Maharaja (Khase Saheb) in 1942. The temple is located on a small hill south of the city. Mahakaleshwar temple, Bilwali - Bilavali village is situated 3 km North of Dewas. Dewas Junction (DWX), is a standard broad-gauge railway station which belongs to Ratlam Division of the Western Railway Zone. It connects to all major cities in India. Dewas Junction lies on the Indore Junction BG – Ujjain Junction branch line. It has one line originating at Maksi Junction which connects Nagda Bhopal Junction western–central railway link line.Dewas is well connected to major cities of Madhya Pradesh state through an extensive network of national highways (NH) and state highways. NH 3 passes through the town. NH 86 connects Dewas to Kanpur. Dewas is connected to the state's political capital of Bhopal by the 4-lane expressway known as the Dewas–Bhopal Corridor. The major source of air pollution in Dewas is vehicular emission, construction activities, industrial emission etc. M P Pollution Control Board is regularly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality at Dewas through three manual NAMP stations installed at Vikas Nagar (Residential) , Gajra Gears Ltd (Commercial) and Rocca Pareey ware.Ltd (Industrial),as well as one Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station (CAAQMS) installed at K.P.College Near Bhopal Chouraha Dewas.

1.0 BACKGROUND

1.1 Central Pollution Control Board vide its letter dated 01.07.2016, identified Dewas as “Non Attainment City” and issued directions u/s 18(1)(b) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to ensure the time bound action on various “Action Points”, so as to include the Air quality of Dewas to confirm the prescribed standards.

1.2 To comply the above directions issued by CPCB, the department of environment Govt. of M.P. organized a meeting on dated 16-09-2016 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary of Govt. of M.P. in this meeting the secretaries of various stake holder departments were present. In this meeting Chief Secretary, gave direction to constitute a committee at district level under the chairmanship of respective Divisional Commissioner and the heads of various nodal departments responsible for implementing the action plan for non-attainment cities. 1.3 Various meetings of regarding “Non Attainment City”NGT Case No. 681/2018 passed an order on 08/10/2018 held time to time with all the departments to implement action plan in time by Chairmanship of Collector Dewas, The committee consists of Collector Dewas S.P (Police),RTO, Commissioner MCD, MD-AKVN Ujjain, Food Officer Dewas, EE-PWD,GM-DIC,DD-Agriculture & RO-MPPCB Dewas, Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) Dewas. This committee meeting held time to time with all the departments to implement action plan in time. The air quality of Dewas city is being monitored by MPPCB under National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme at 03 locations continuously.The Air Quality Index is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” monthly average

air quality data with respect to PM10,. 2.0 Compliance status of Direction issued by CPCB under section 18(1) (B) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 regarding prevention and control of pollution in non-attainment cities on 01.07.2016

Implementation Status.

As stated here in above the action plan made for non-attainment city Dewas is being implemented.The city Dewas has been declared no.68 in India during “Swachh Survekshan” in the survey conducted for the year 2017 & 2018 continuously. The AQI of Dewas is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” throughout last 03 years. Hence, The point wise compliance status of action plan has been forwarded to MPPCB, Head Office, Bhopal vide letter no. 2745 dated 24.02.2018 & 9211 dated 31.08.2018 .

3.0 NGT Case No. 681/2018 3.1 Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, Central Zonal Bench, New Delhi, in the matter of original application no. 681/2018 (News Item Published in the “Times of India” authored by Shri Vishwamohan Titled “NCAP with multiple timelines to clear Air in 102 cities to be released around August-15” passed an order on 08/10/2018. The para 14 & 15 of this order are relevant to comply. In para 11 of the above order, it is stated that CPCB has identified Dewas city as non

attainment city for pollutant PM10 parameter exceeding the prescribed norms. 3.2 In para 15 (i, ii, iii, iv & v), Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued following directions:-

i. All the states & Union Territories with Non Attainment Cities must prepare appropriate action plans within 02 months aimed at bringing the standards of air quality within the prescribed norms within 06 months from date of finalization of the action plan.

ii. The Action Plans may be prepared by six-member committee comprising of Directors of Environment, Transport, Industries, Urban Development, Agriculture and Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board or Committee of the concerned State. The Committee may be called Air Quality Monitoring Committee (AQMC). The AQMC will function under the overall supervision and coordination of Principal Secretary, Environment of the concerned State/Union Territory. This may be further supervised by the Chief Secretaries concerned or their counterparts in Union Territories by ensuring intra-sect oral co-ordination.

iii. The Action Plans may take into account the GRAP, the CAP and the action plan prepared by CPCB as well as all other relevant factors. The Action Plans may be placed before the Committee as directed in direction no. vi. The Action Plan will include components like identification of source and its apportionment considering sectors like vehicular pollution, industrial pollution, dust pollution, construction activities, garbage burning,

agricultural pollution including pollution caused by burning of crop residue, residential and indoor pollution etc. The action plan shall also consider measures for strengthening of Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) monitoring and steps for public awareness including issuing of advisory to public for prevention and control of air pollution and involvement of schools, colleges and other academic institutions and awareness programmes.

iv. The Action Plan will indicate steps to be taken to check different sources of pollution having speedy, definite and specific timelines for execution.

v. The Action Plan should be consistent with the carrying capacity assessment of the non-attainment cities in terms of vehicular pollution, industrial emissions and population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. The carrying capacity assessment shall also lay emphasis on agricultural and indoor pollution in rural areas. Depending upon assessed carrying capacity and source apportionment the authorities may consider the need for regulating number of vehicles and their parking and plying, population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. Guidelines may accordingly be framed to regulate vehicles and industries in non-attainment cities in terms of carrying capacity assessment and source apportionment.

3.3 All the above Action Plans made for improvement of the Air Quality of city dewas have been implemented by various stake holders. The AQI of Dewas is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” throughout last 03 years.

3.4 As mentioned here in above, Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued directions to submit the Action Plan for non attainment city Dewas to achieve Ambient Air Quality standards.

3.5 The Regional Office,Dewas issued letters vide dated 12.12.2018 to all the stake holders viz. S.P(Police),RTO,Commissioner MCD, DSP Traffic Police,

DD. Agriculture Department, MD- AKVN,GM-DIC, EE.PWD Dewas, Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) Dewas and F.O Food Department Dewas to submit the proposed Action Plan in the lines of order issued by Hon’ble National Green Tribunal.

3.6 A meeting of main stake holders like S.P (Police),RTO, Commissioner MCD, DSP Traffic Police, DD. Agriculture Department, MD.AKVN, GM-DIC , EE.PWD Dewas, Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) Dewas and F.O. Food Department Dewas, MPPCB organized on 14.12.2018 under Chairmanship of Collector Dewas to formulate the Action Plan as directed by Hon’ble NGT. On the basis of discussion held in the meeting following action plan is submitted. It is pertinent to mention here that the main focus has been given to formulate action plan regarding such points which were not attended in the action plans made earlier to improve the Air Quality of the city. The Action Plan is submitted as below:-

Action Plan for Non-Attainment City, Dewas, as per Hon’ble NGT Principal Bench New Delhi Case No. OA 681/2018 Order dated 08.10.2018

Source Action Implement Work to be Time Respons Remark / Present group ation done target for ible Status period Implement agency (Short/ ation (ies) Mid /Long- term) 1 2 3 4 5 6 A) 1. Long The order to 12 Months RTO 1. RTO Dewas Vehicles Restriction restrict Registered-Two on plying plying and wheelers-146114, Four wheelers- and phasing phasing out 21,584 Heavy out of 15 of 15 years vehicles-8237. years old old 2. Diesel based Commercial Commercia public transport diesel driven l diesel like Tempo 89 vehicles. driven were phased out vehicles before year 2015 . has to be 3. CNG based issued. Vechicles-605  Auto Rickshaws- 155. Magic Van- 167 and Car/Van-283,  Battery operated E-Rickshaws-25 are running.  Transport Department, Govt. of MP has issued notification dated: 24/11/2010 and has phased out the public service vehicles (Buses),which are older than 15 years.

 Restriction on 15 years old commercial diesel driven vehicles is related to government policy matter. 2. Mid Introducti 6 Months RTO 1. Three CNG Introduction on of Filling of cleaner cleaner Stations are fuels fuels for operational for (CNG/LPG) all the CNG for Vehicles. public Operated transport vehicle. system. 2. CNG based 1. Only Vechicles-605 CNG  Auto Rickshaws- based 155. Magic Van- auto 167 and Car/Van- shall 283,are running. be  Battery operated allowe E-Rickshaws-25 d to are running. run 3. Regular Long 1- Pollution Regular RTO &  At present there are checking of Check activity Traffic 3 PUC check vehicular centers Police centers in the city . emission and (PUC) to 1. Jay Mahesh Vahan issue of be setup Pradusan Jach Pollution at all the Kendra Dewas. under remainin 2. Raka Vahan Control g 15 Pradusan Jach Certificate petrol Kendra Dewas. (PUC). pumps 3. Divya Vahan .List is Pradusan Jach enclosed Kendra Dewas. at Annexu re – I. 2- Three no’s of PUC Centre to

be opened at various location of city. 3- Regular checkin g of vehicul ar emissio n & action against which are not having valid PUC certifica te.

4. Good Mid  Installat 6 Months TrafficSeveral steps have already traffic ion of Police been taken for management RLVD ( & Good traffic 12 Months management to including Red Madhya Synchronize traffic re- light Pradesh movements like direction of violatio Road new, widening of traffic n Develo the roads approx. movement to detectio pment 30 avoid. n) Corpora km.Construction system tion of  Flyover bridges in (MPRD No.-01 & promine C)  Bypasses road No nt -01. squares Bridges/ Bypasses road of the were also city. constructed  Steps namely :- are (A) Fly over Bridge of taken Dewas Road for the (B) Indore-Ujjain- synchro Bhopal Bypass nize the Road

traffic (C) 20 No’s C.C.TV movem Cameras were also ents provided at all like highly traffic widenin movement area. g of the roads such as.  (a).Six/ Four Lane Bye- Pass road is under Constru ction. (Length -About 19.80 Kms)  (b).Fly- over Bridge 2.0 No’s under Constru ction.  (c).At railway Crossin g Bridge- 01 No’s under Constru ction.  (d). Under pass-03 No’s under Constru ction. 5. Ban on Short Already --- RTO 1- Diesel based registration implemented public of Diesel transport driven Auto vehicles 89 Rickshaw Tempo have

/Tempo. already been phased out before year 2015. 6.Promoti -- Already -- RTO Battery operated on & implemente E- Operation d and Rickshaws-25 are alization Promoted running in of E- Battery city. rickshaw. based E- Rickshaws 7. Long 01 new 12 Months MCD The traffic Police Developent multi-layer vigil over of Multi- parking is traffic movement proposed. layer and Parking The site parking. will be of Vehicles. selected as per need of city. 8. Long RTO is under 12 Months RTO  Policy of phasing Retrofitting process of out 15 year old of identification vehicles will of Polluting particulate bring down the diesel vehicle filters for no. of diesel in diesel Retrofitting driven vehicles driven of particulate (below BS-III vehicle. filters in standards). diesel driven  Only BS-IV vehicle. standard vehicles

registered by RTO. 9. Checking -- Regular Regular District  Food Officer of fuel activity activity Adm. , Dewas is adulteration Food conducting regular Dept. checks quarterly.  Defaulter petrol pumps have been prosecuted in the fuel adulteration cases.  Inspection of petrol pumps is included in routine activity of Food Office.

10. Short Regular Regular RTO &  It is a regular Monitoring activity activity Traffic activity being on vehicle Police done by RTO. fitness.  Further Traffic Police & RTO are regularly checking the vehicular exhaust emission.  MPPCB is also checking vehicles on random basis for awareness purposes.  In year 2016-17, MPPCB monitored 1745 vehicle & only 05 vehicles found to be exceeded the norms. 11.Periodic --  It is a Regular MPPCB  The MPPCB is calibration regular activity & also having test of activity RTO calibrated vehicular & being instrument for emission done by vehicular emission monitoring RTO. monitoring and the instrument PUCs in the city area are also being cross check on random basis. B) Road 1. Regular -- Proposed Regular MCD 1. In each ward Dust cleaning of 01 nos. of activity of city regular road dust. mechanize road cleaning is d Road being done by sweeping the MCD staff. machine. 2. MCD has 01 nos. of mechanized Road sweeping machine.

2. Water -- Regular --- MCD Whenever needed spraying on activity water spraying on road road is carried out. through Especially it is tankers done before religious procession. 3. Mid  Propose 12 Months MCD&  Approx.19 Constructio d PWD Km. main n of pucca Blackto road pavement pping including along the Internal Internals roads. s Roads Road, of the of city city are approx. blacktopping 10 Km. or metaled  Work road. for  Paver work remaini of road 124 ng kms Pavers completed. block 03 kms along the roads is in progres s.  Connecti ng of 08 km internal/ city road. 4. Tree Long Proposed Regular MCD 1- More than 4000 plantation Plantation activity No’s tree were along the approx.10000 planted in open No’s of roads. area garden , Parks, trees,as a regular community place & activity on along Road side various during 2018 occasions. 2- More than 10000 trees is already

planted during 2018 onwards. The work of plantation is still in progress. 5. Long Plantation in Regular Forest 1. Municipal Developmen 54 Gardens activity Dept.& Corporation has t of green of city is MCD already under belt in open developed 32 progress. areas, Gardens in the gardens, city. parks/ 2. More than 4000 community No’s tree were places, planted in open area schools & garden, Parks, Housing community place & societies. along Road side during 2018.

6. Long 02 No’s 12 Months MCD  Water Introduction water fountains at 05 of water fountains major traffic are fountains at intersections proposed at major traffic Mandupus are developed intersection/ hkar and in the Dewas Golambar / Meeta city. circle. talab in city area. C) 1. The -- Regular Regular MCD  The covering of Constru covering of activity activity construction ction constructio site is made activitie n sites of construction site. compulsory in s City.  In case of non compliance, provision of the penalty is already in rules. 2.Transpor Mid.  MCD Regular MCD 1- Construction ation of keeping activity , material should constructio vigil on RTO , be covered during n materials transport Distric transportation as like sand, soil, stone ation of t per MCD Rules. Chips construct Adm. In case of non etc ion & compliance,

.in covered material Traffi provision of the system. within c penalty is city area. Police already in rules.

3. --  An -- MCD  The MCD Restriction effective imposed on storage mechani penalties on of sm has storage of Constructio to be construction n materials develope material along along the d for the road side. road. lifting of  MCD has construct developed ion facility for material, collection of as it is C&D waste on mandato payment basis in ry under accordance to Swatchta C&D Rules Abhiyan 2016. also.  A toll free number will be develope d and advertize d, so that general public could inform to MCD for collectio n of waste.

D) 1.Restrictio -- Regular Regular MCD 1- Regular door to Biomass n on open activity activity door services for and burning of the collections of garbage municipal MSW is carried solid waste, out. MCD has burning Biomass, issued order to plastic prevent all types of horticulture open burning of waste etc. waste. MCD imposed fine on garbage burning. 2- Dewas has been Awarded for 68th Clean City Of India in 2018 Swachhatta survey. 3- The burning of biomass, crop residue, garbage, plastic, leaves etc. are prohibited and being monitored strictly. 2.Immed -- Regular Regular MCD It is already in iate activity activity practice to lift lifting of solid & other types solid of wastes at the wastes earliest. generate d from de- silting and cleaning of municipa l drains for its disposal. 3.Transportat Short Regular Regular MCD Most of the time, ion of activity activity the Construction municipal materials are solid wastes, transported in construction covered vehicles & materials provision of the and debris Penalty is already in covered in rules in case of system. non -compliance.

4. Ensuring Long  The 12 Months Food  The Gas promotion & identifi Dept, Authority of use of cation District India Limited cleaner fuel of use Adm. Dewas. has for of & oil already laid commercial cleaner compa PNG pipe line purposes like fuel for ny. in the most of local remaini the part of city Dhaba/eateri ng also & es commer Commercial cial area LPG cylinders of city are also being is being used by Local carried Dhabas and out. eateries within  Gas the city area. connect  13 Hotel/ ion will Restaurant have be been provided provide gas connection. d for commer cial purpose when the work of laying of PNG pipe line will be comple ted in remaini ng part of the city.  35 Gas connect ions are propose d for comme

rcial Purpos es.

E) 1.Ensuring Mid  Up- 12 Months MPPC  12 No’s of Industrie installation gradation B Industries has been s and of air upgraded in APC pollutio during Year 2017- operation of n 2018. Annexure – air pollution control II. control devices devices in in 07 Air  29 Industries industries have changed Polluting its fuel and Industries. running on Natural gas. Annexure – Annexure –IV. III.  Regular Monitoring is being carried out through inspections & air emission monitoring.

2. Ensuring Mid  Rechec Regular MPPC  MPPCB is emission king of activity B keeping standards in perform constant vigil industries ance of over emission APCD of Industries of the being its pollutin mandatory duty. g  Regular industr inspections and y in monitoring is Industri being carried al Area. out to check compliance of

emission standards.  AKVN & DIC are in process of concreting of internal damaged road of Industrial area located in city limit. Annexure –V.

3.Adoption ------MPPC There is no any Brick of B Kilns established in cleaner Dewas city & around technology its periphery up to the in brick about 10 Kms area. kilns 4. Shifting -- Not -- MPPC Presently there is of polluting required. B & no such type of industries, Indust polluting industry ry within the city Dept. area which require shifting. 5. Ban on -- N.A -- MPPC Not applicable as polluting B & highly air industries Indust polluting ry industries are not Deptt. permitted in the city area. F) 1.Installatio ------MPPC  One CAAQMS is Strength n of B already working ening of CAAQMS at K.P.College Near AAQ at Dewas Bhopal Chouraha monitori Dewas. ng Since July 2017 with LED display arrangement. 2. Source Long Study 12 Months MPP The Study will be apportionme proposed. CB conducted in nt study future.

G) 1.Issue of -- --- Regular MPPC  It is a regular Public advisory to activity B activity of the Awarenes public for Regional Office s prevention Dewas. and control Advisory to of air public for pollution prevention and control of air Pollution given from time to time especially during religious occasion. 2.Involveme Mid --- Regular MPPC  MPPCB is nt of school activity B regularly and other conducting public academic awareness institution in programme. awareness Workshop, drawing program. competition awareness camps, free vehicular emission checking camps, pamphlets distribution with the help of local schools and other academic Institutions. Annexure –VI.

H) 1. Short Upgradation/ 12 Months MPPC  Folowing 8 No’s of Others Compliance Installation of B Industries have of Canopy upgraded & Based guidelines Installed the D.G.Sets. on D.G. sets required Acoustic enclosure and action in 04 canopy D.G.Sets. against Industries.  1. Gajra Gear violation 1.H.R. Station Road Dewas Johnsons Ltd. . Industrial Area Dewas. 2. Gajra Differential 2. EID Indore Road Parrywar Dewas.

e Ltd. 3. Kirloskars Brothers Industrial Ltd Dewas. Area 4 Sangvi foods Indore Dewas. Road 3. Graha Dewas. Utilbras 5- Delight Diary Indore Bhopal Road Road Khatamba Dewas. Dewas. 6.Graha Utilbross Ltd 4. Kirloskar Dewas Brothers. 7. Vippy Spinpro, Ltd Industrial Area Dewas. Dewas. 8.Vippy Industries. Industrial Area Dewas.  In new DG sets , arrangement for control of Air & Noise Pollution are provided by manufacturing companies.  No DG sets are allowed to operate in city Dewas without having appropriate canopy and Pollution control arrangements.  Boards immediately attend the complaint against D.G. set & take action as per rule. 2. Help line ------MPP The number of to oversee CB & Regional officer is non- MCD available on compliances website of Board to on attend the public Aforesai complaint. d issues. Regional Office give quick response on complaint received from general public.

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Annexure –II.

12 No’s of Industries has been upgraded in Air Pollution Control Devices (APCD) during Year 2017-2018.

S.No Name and Address 1 M/s.Amaya Polymers Rasalpur Dewas 2 M/s.Mahakali Foods Unit-2 & 3, Industrial Area Dewas. 3 M/s.Mahakali Foods Unit-4, Industrial Area Dewas. 4 M/s.White Star milk and milk products, Industrial Area Dewas. 5 M/s.Pentagon Lab, Industrial Area Dewas. 6 M/s.Prestige Food Pvt. Ltd, Industrial Area Dewas. 7 M/s.Vippy Industries, Industrial Area Dewas. 8 M/s.Vippy Industries, (In Thermic Fluid Heater (TFH)) Industrial Area Dewas. 9 M/s.Kirti Industries, Industrial Area Dewas. 10 M/s. Matushree Chemicals Pvt. Ltd, Industrial Area Dewas. 11 M/s.Shri Niwas Board and Papers Pvt Ltd. Industrial Area Dewas. 12 M/s.Delight Diary Bhopal Road Khatamba Dewas.

Annexure –III.

Up-gradation of Air Pollution Control Devices (APCD) in 07 Air Polluting Industries.

S.No Name and Address Of the Industries 1 Prestige Soya Ltd S.Kumars Ltd. Industrial Area Dewas.

2 S.Kumars Ltd. Industrial Area Dewas. 3 Polybond Industries Ltd. Industrial Area Dewas.

4 Avigna Dairy Industrial Area Dewas. 5 Istumas Industriess Industrial Area Dewas. 6 Kashav Indus.Industrial Area Dewas. 7 Premier Industries Industrial Area Dewas.

Annexure –VI.

Public Awareness Programme in School.

Average of Ambient Air Quality Report (NAMP) S.N. Year Name of Station RSPM SO2 NOX (Microgram/m3 ) (Microgram/m3 ) (Microgram/m3 ) Sub Regional office M.P. 85.1 17.9 23.8 1. 2011 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 91.2 20.2 26.1 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 66.4 19.7 26.0

Dewas.(525/I) Sub Regional office M.P. 100.4 19.3 24.6 2. 2012 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 92.7 17.0 22.1 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 79.7 16.7 21.7 Dewas.(525/I) Sub Regional office M.P. 92.9 14.6 20.0 3. 2013 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 86.3 15.0 20.5 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 91.6 14.4 19.9 Dewas.(525/I) Sub Regional office M.P. 93.2 14.7 20.3 4. 2014 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 86.7 14.4 20.1 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 92.5 14.8 20.7 Dewas.(525/I) Sub Regional office M.P. 87.2 14.8 20.2 5. 2015 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 92.2 15.4 21.0 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 91.7 15.7 21.3 Dewas.(525/I) 2016 Sub Regional office M.P. 87.6 15.8 21.3 6. Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 89.9 16.2 21.8 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 91.7 16.5 22.9 Dewas.(525/I) 7 2017 Sub Regional office M.P. 71.8 13.8 18.8 Pollution control Board Vikas nagar Dewas, (523/R) M/s Gajra gear ltd. Station 75.0 14.1 19.2 road, Dewas(524/C) M/s EID parry Ltd. 77.0 14.6 19.8 Dewas.(525/I)

Station Name: - M/s E.I.D. Parry Ltd. Dewas Station Code: – 525/I Type of area: –Industrial. (P.M.10 (Microgram/m3 )) 100 2011 90 2012 80 2013 70 2014 60 2015 50 2016 40 2017 30 2018 20 10 0 Industrial area

Station Name: - M/s Gajra Gears Ltd. Station Road, Dewas Station Code : – 524/C Type of Area : –Commercial (P.M.10 (Microgram/m3 ))

100 90

80 2011 70 2012 60 2013 50 2014 40 2015 30 2016 20 2017 10 2018 0 Commercial area

Station Name:- –R.O.M.P.P.C.B.Dewas Station Code: – 523/R Type of Area:–Residential (P.M.10 (Microgram/m3 ))

120

100 2011 80 2012 2013 60 2014 2015 40 2016 2017 20 2018

0 Residential area

Vehicles Monitoring. ( Vehicles Monitored Duration Year 2011 to 2017)

S.N. Year Pass On Vehicles as Above Limit Vehicles as Total monitored per PUC Standard per PUC Standard Vehicles

1. 2011 488 45 533 2. 2012 608 18 625 3. 2013 615 10 625 4. 2014 592 10 602 5. 2015 618 07 625 6. 2016 620 05 625 7 2017 1125 00 1125

Location of NAMP Stations and CAAQMS At K.P.College Near Bhopal Chouraha Dewas (M.P)

Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station (CAAQMS) At K.P.College Near Bhopal Chouraha Dewas (M.P).

Construction of Flyover Bridges at Bhopal Chouraha Dewas (M.P)

Construction of Railway Bridge at Civil Lines Dewas (M.P)

Roads were constructed with separate path ways. Dewas (M.P)

Action Plan for control of air pollution in non-attainment city Gwalior (M.P.)

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About City Gwalior :

History & Importance of City

Gwalior's history is traced back to a legend in 8th century AD when a chief tain known as Suraj Sen was struck by a deadly disease and cured by a hermit-saint Gwalipa. As a gratitude for that incidence, he founded this city by his name. The new city of Gwalior became existence over the centuries. The cradle of great dynasties ruled the city Gwalior. With different dynasties, the city gained new dimensions from the warrior kings, poets, musicians, and saints who contributed to making it renowned throughout the country. The city is also the setting for the memorials of freedom fighters such as Tatya Tope and the indomitable Rani of Jhansi. Following places are there in Gwalior with great historical importance.

- The Fort

- Gujari Mahal

- Man Mandir Palace

- Gurudwara Data Bandhi Chhod

- Gopachal Parvat

- Sun Temple

- Sarod Ghar

- Jai Vilas Palace and Museum

Geography of Area

Gwalior is located at 26.221667N 78.182660E. It has an average elevation of 197 metres (646 feet). Gwalior is a historical Indian city - is located on the periphery of Madhya Pradesh State, 321 Kms (199.5 Miles) from Delhi and 121 Kms (76 Miles) from Agra.

Gwalior is a city in Madhya Pradesh in India. It lies 76 miles (122 km) south of Agra and has a population of over 12 lakh (1,200,000). The Gwalior metropolitan area is the 46th most populated area in the country. Gwalior occupies a special mention in India's medieval history and freedom struggle. The city also enjoys a unique position with regard to education and boasts of several colleges and schools well known across the country.

Gwalior occupies a strategic location in the Gird region of North India, and the city and its fortress have served as the center of several of North India's historic kingdoms. At present also its strategic location is marked by the presence of major air base at maharajpura. Gwalior is the administrative headquarters of Gwalior district and Gwalior division.

At the heart of Gwalior is its fortress (Gwalior Fort), built by Raja Man Singh Tomar, of the Tomar dynasty. This formidable structure had the reputation of being one of the most invincible forts of India. It occupies an isolated rock outcrop. The hill is steepended to make it virtually unscalable and is surrounded by high walls which enclose buildings from several periods. The old town of Gwalior lies at the eastern base of the fortress. Lashkar, formerly a separate town that originated as a military camp, lies to the south, and Morar, also a formerly separate town, lies to the east. Gwalior, Lashkar and Morar are presently part of Gwalior Municipality.

Areas of the City

The Old Town

The old town of Gwalior, commonly called Hazira, which is of considerable size, but irregularly built, lies at the eastern base of the rock. It contains the tomb of the Sufi saint Mahommed Ghaus, erected during the early part of Mughal emperor Akbars reign, and the tomb of Mian Tansen, a great singer and one of the 'Nine Jewels' of Akbar's court.

Close to the heart of the city is splendid Jai Vilas Palace, patterned on the French palace of Versailles. The town has a museum situated in the Gujari Mahal.

Lashkar

Lashkar is derived from the Persian lashkar, meaning army, or camp, as it was originally the camp, and later the permanent capital, of the Scindia dynasty of Gwalior state. Jayaji Chowk is the central focus of Lashkar, with a large square, a former opera house, banks, tea, coffee and juice stands and a municipal market building. Thriving bazaars surround the chowk. Many jewellery shops are situated near Jayaji Chowk aka Maharaj bada. A source of water for the city Tighra is 10 km north of here. The Gajra Raja Medical College, founded in 1946 by the Maharaja Jiwaji Rao Scindia and the Maharani Vijayaraje Scindia, is situated in Lashkar on Palace Road, near Katora Taal, together with a group of many hospitals.

Morar

Morar, formerly a separate town, lies three miles east of the old city. It was formerly a British military cantonment. Morar was the scene of the most serious uprising in Central India. By 1900 it had become a centre for local trade and had an important training industry, with a population of 19,179 in 1901.

The second Temple of the Sun in India is situated in Morar at Residency Road after The Konark Sun Temple. This Sun Temple was built by the Aditya Birla Trust.

The cantonment area makes up a large area of Morar which is official residences for the Indian Army. It has many canteens for Army personnel. Near it is located one of the best known schools in Gwalior: The St. Paul's School.

Morar is generally a rural farming town. There is a big Galla Mandi. There are some beautiful places in Morar also and the area is known as the green part of Gwalior because much of the area is still rural.

The major source of air pollution in Gwalior is vehicular emission, construction activities, industrial emission etc. M P Pollution Control Board is regularly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality at Gwalior through two manual NAMP stations installed at Maharaj Bada and D.D. Nagar. Two another CAAQMS proposed one at Phool Bagh another at City Centre area.

1.0 BACKGROUND

1.1 Central Pollution Control Board vide its letter no. 18965 dated 21.03.2018, has directed to make action plan for Gwalior city when is listed as one the most polluted city in the world, may be sent to CPCB latest by 28/03/2018. CPCB also conduct study of Ambient Air Quality at four locations of city but status of ambient air quality still in light in office neither any direction received in this regard. 1.2 To comply the above direction issued by CPCB a meeting was organized on 23/03/2018 at Collector Office in Chairperson of Collector, Gwalior, where all concern departments were present in this meeting. As per direction of Collector concern all departments produce action plan to implement AQI of Gwalior city. This office has compiled action taken plan & report sent Board on dated 27/03/2018. 1.3 Further Chairman of CPCB Shri R. S. Parihar was reviewed action taken plan on 28/07/2018. In this regard review meeting was organized at Collector Office, where 19 nos. of concern departments were present. Collector Gwalior has present implementation status of action plan through power point presentation. They told in their presentation that all departments is going on to implement their action plan & shall achieve satisfactory AQI as earliest.

The air quality of Gwalior city is being monitored by MPPCB under National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme at 02 locations continuously. The Air Quality Index is being mostly observed satisfactory on monthly average air quality

data with respect to PM10, PM2.5.

2.0 NGT Case No. 681/2018

2.1 Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, Central Zonal Bench, New Delhi, in the matter of original application no. 681/2018 (News Item Published in the “Times of India” authored by Shri Vishwamohan Titled “NCAP with multiple timelines to clear Air in 102 cities to be released around August-15” passed an order on 08/10/2018. The para 14 & 15 of this order are relevant to comply. In para 11 of the above order, it is stated

that CPCB has identified Gwalior city as non attainment city for pollutant PM10 &

PM2.5 parameter exceeding the prescribed norms. 2.2 That in para 08 of the above order, it is mentioned that CPCB gave presentation before Hon’ble Green Tribunal on 05.09.2018 and the data of air quality from 2011- 2015 were considered in the above presentation and thus on the basis of air quality data for year 2011-15, Gwalior city has been considered as non attainment city by CPCB.

2.3 In para 15 (i, ii, iii, iv & v), Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued following directions:-

i. All the states & Union Territories with Non Attainment Cities must prepare appropriate action plans within 02 months aimed at bringing the standards of air quality within the prescribed norms within 06 months from date of finalization of the action plan.

ii. The Action Plans may be prepared by six-member committee comprising of Directors of Environment, Transport, Industries, Urban Development, Agriculture and Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board or Committee of the concerned State. The Committee may be called Air Quality Monitoring Committee (AQMC). The AQMC will function under the overall supervision and coordination of Principal Secretary, Environment of the concerned State/Union Territory. This may be further supervised by the Chief Secretaries concerned or their counterparts in Union Territories by ensuring intra-sect oral co-ordination.

iii. The Action Plans may take into account the GRAP, the CAP and the action plan prepared by CPCB as well as all other relevant factors. The Action Plans may be placed before the Committee as directed in direction no. vi. The Action Plan will include components like identification of source and its apportionment considering sectors like vehicular pollution, industrial pollution, dust pollution, construction activities, garbage burning, agricultural pollution including pollution caused by burning of crop residue, residential and indoor pollution etc. The action plan shall also consider measures for strengthening of Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) monitoring and steps for public awareness including issuing of advisory to public for prevention and control of air pollution and involvement of schools, colleges and other academic institutions and awareness programmes.

iv. The Action Plan will indicate steps to be taken to check different sources of pollution having speedy, definite and specific timelines for execution.

v. The Action Plan should be consistent with the carrying capacity assessment of the non-attainment cities in terms of vehicular pollution, industrial emissions and population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. The carrying capacity assessment shall also lay emphasis on agricultural and indoor pollution in rural areas. Depending upon assessed carrying capacity and source apportionment the authorities may consider the need for regulating number of vehicles and their parking and plying, population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. Guidelines may accordingly be framed to regulate vehicles and industries in non-attainment cities in terms of carrying capacity assessment and source apportionment.

2.4 It is pertinent to mention here that, in 2012 & 2016, Gwalior was declared as Critically Polluted Area by WHO and directed MPPCB to prepare comprehensive action plan for abatement of Air/Water Pollution of Gwalior. Accordingly MPPCB prepared the required action plan & submitted to MOEF & CPCB for consideration. It is also informed that a petition was filed before Hon’ble National Green Tribunal on the above subject matter & Hon’ble National Green Tribunal; Central Zonal Bench Bhopal had directed Chief Secretary of the MP State to submit Long Term Action Plan to mitigate the pollution of city Gwalior. Accordingly, Govt. of M.P. submitted long term action plan on 27.03.2018 before Hon’ble Green Tribunal. As mentioned here in above, CPCB directed to make action plan for non attainment city Gwalior. The action plan was framed as per CPCB guidelines and implemented by various stake holders under the chairmanship of Collector Gwalior. 2.5 All the above Action Plans made for improvement of the Air Quality of city Gwalior have been implemented by various stake holders and due to this the city The AQI of Gwalior is being observed mostly satisfactory throughout last 03 years.

2.6 As mentioned here in above, Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued directions to submit the Action Plan for non attainment city Gwalior to achieve Ambient Air Quality standards.

2.7 The Regional Office, Gwalior has obtained action plan from all the stake holders viz. Nagar Nigam Gwalior, RTO, Traffic Police, Collector, Forest Department, Agriculture Department, Food Department and IDA Gwalior in the lines of order issued by Hon’ble National Green Tribunal.

2.8 Regional Office, Gwalior has discussed to all stake holders like Nagar Nigam, RTO, Traffic Police, Forest, Horticulture, PWD and Food Controller about action plan of city Gwalior in compliance of Hon’ble NGT order dated 08/10/18. On the basis of discussion all concern stack holders, those such points which were not attended in the action plans made earlier to improve the Air Quality of the city. The Action Plan is submitted as below:

ACTION PLAN FOR CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION OF NON- ATTAINMENT CITY GWALIOR

Implem Remark/Present status enta- Time tion Source target for Responsible Action period group implement agency(ies) (short/ ation4 mid/lon g-term) Vehicle 1. Restriction Mid December RTO Gwalior Transport Department, Govt. of on plying and 2019 MP has issued notification dated: phasing out of 24/11/2010 and has phased out the public service vehicles 15 years old (Buses), which are older than 15 commercial years. diesel driven To phase out 15 year old all vehicles Commercial diesel driven vehicles As per Central Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, Sec.59 “Power to fix the age limit of motor vehicle” under this section Central Government is empowered to fix the age limit of motor vehicle.Annexure-1

2. Introduction Long - RTO & Oil 06 nos. Of CNG filling station has of cleaner Company been established. fuels At present 6067 LPG vehicles & (CNG/LPG) 6981 CNG vehicles has been for vehicles registered.

CNG infrastructure is robust in long term, so CNG buses proposed to be introduced. Communication to Commissioner Nagar Nigam has been made to procure CNG buses to be deployed as Inter/Intra city transport under Smart City Mission.Annexure-2

3. Regular Short - RTO & Traffic 1. RTO has registered 34 PUC checking of Police centres for checking of vehicular vehicular emission, which are being issued emission and pollution under control certificate issue of (PUC). Pollution 2. Traffic Police is regularly under Control checking such vehicle. Certificate (PUC) 3. The process of E-challen action under process.

4. Good traffic Mid July 2019 Traffic Police Various one-way has been made management and MC in city to control heavy traffic. including re- 41 traffic signal in different areas direction of has been established. traffic movement to Smart equipments collapsible avoid. stoppers, body borne camera, e- challan etc. being used for enforcing traffic rules.

04 no. of ROBs are in existing at Padav, Birla Nagar, A.G. Office road, Purani Chhawni road & 1 no. under bridge at Jhansi road.

4 nos. of more ROB are under construction at near Padav & Vivekanand Needam Gwalior, Mall garh & Yadav Dharam kanta.

04 nos. fly over’s proposed at Hazeera Chouraha to Char Shahar Ka Naka, Shinde Ki Chhawni to Ramdas Ghati, Kampoo bus stand to Maharaj bada Gorkhi, Baradi chouraha Morar to 7 no. chouraha, Morar, Gwalior in re-densification in long term.

A report has prepared in Smart Traffic Solution with coordination of traffic department which includes: Junction improvements and strengthening to enforcement of rules.Annexure-3

5. Ban on Short June 2019 RTO Sankalp has been passed vide registration of letter no. 2617 dated 30/09/14 for Diesel driven restriction for new registration of auto rickshaw/ diesel driven vikram tempo, 10 Tempo year old vikram tempo not allowed in the city.

Sankalp has been passed vide letter no. 2617 dated 30/09/14 for restriction for new registration of diesel driven auto, 10 year old diesel driven auto not allowed in the city.

6. Promotion Mid November RTO and MC 1158 nos. E-rickshaws have been and 2019 introduced in the city. operationalizat ion of E- rickshaw

7. Long December MC, PWD & 3 nos. multi level parking’s have Development 2019 Dist. Admini. been built, 2 at city center & 1 at of Multi-layer Naya Bazar. parking Two mechanized parking under construction at Inderganj and Rajeev Plaza.

Construction of underground parking is proposed for 400 cars in front of Gorkhi, Maharaj Bada.

In smart city no vehicle zone at Bada, Gwalior is proposed. Annexure-4

8. Retrofitting Mid December RTO Following is the no. of diesel of particulate 2019 driven vehicles (below BS-III filters in diesel standards) : Three Wheelers- 9291 driven vehicle Four Wheelers- 10528 PSU – 1076 Goods Vehicle Truck- 19877

BS-IV fuels supply started since 01.04.2017.

Policy of phasing out 15 year old vehicles will bring down the no. of diesel driven vehicles (below BS- III standards)

9. Checking of Short April 2019 Food Dept. Randomly fuel adulteration fuel checking is carried out. adulteration During 2017-18 year 12 samples have been collected & all these samples tested by IOC laboratory, Bhopal. No adulteration found in these samples.It is regulary conducted Annexure-5

10. Monitoring Short November RTO, Traffic Monitoring of vehicle fitness is on vehicle 2019 Police regularly conducted. After fitness fulfilment of norms fitness certificate is issued.

Action has taken against unfit vehicles by penalty/ court challen.

11. Periodic Short April 2019 SPCB & RTO In city 34 PUC centre operated. calibration test Compliance of these centres to be of vehicular ensure. emission Periodic calibration will be monitoring ensured. instrument

Road dust 1. Regular Short April 2019 MC Road sweeping manually done cleaning of regularly adopting zonal system. road dust 3000 sweepers engaging for sweeping of roads.

GMC has 2 nos. of sweeping machine for cleaning of road.

Beat wise system has been developed & staff has been deployed in the beat for regular cleaning of roads.

2. Water Mid June 2019 MC 25 tankers are being used for spraying on water spraying at dust prone area. road through 25 jet mobile machines are being tankers used for cleaning of square, road, dividers & road side plantation.

3. Long December MC & PWD 15 roads of three Vidhan Sabha Construction 2019 constructed for dust free by of pucca making pavement, foot path, pavement grassing & plantation. Length of along the these roads are 15.78 kms. roads. Construction of 04 roads under progress for dust free. The length of these roads is 5.65 kms.

06 no. of roads to be proposed for dust free by making pavement, foot path, grassing & plantation. Length of these roads are approx 10.4 kms.

4. Tree Long August MC and 80% roads are covered with tree plantation 2019 Forest plantation in GMC area. along the During year 2017-18 one lac. tree roads plantation has been carried out. 60000 trees planted along the road & 40000 in open land.

GMC has made separate provision of budget of Rs. one lac. for tree plantation in every year.

5. Long August MC and GMC has developed & Development 2019 Horticulture maintained 520 gardens/parks of green belt In addition 4 more major parks in open area, developed under smart city & gardens, Amrut scheme. parks/ community One regional park of 150 acres places, also proposed to be construction schools & at Dinarpur. Annexure-6 housing societies.

6. Introduction Long December MC and smart GMC has made 22 water of water 2019 city fountains at major square/circle in fountains at city. major traffic intersection/G olambar/circle

Constructi 1. Covering of Short April 2019 Building The curtain wall at construction on construction Construction site made compulsory in city & Activities site. Department compliance is being ensured. and MC

2. Short April 2019 MC, RTO, GMC has notified the area for Transportation Dist. Adm. & dumping of solid waste into pit of construction Traffic Police behind park of gram Bara, materials like Gwalior, Kati Ghati, Shinde ki sand, soil, chhawnai, Lashkar. stone chips GMC has made a provision of etc. in covered penalty of Rs. 2000 per accident system for dump of solid material in non- designated area.

GMC has decided the amount of Rs. 1000 for trolly & 2500 for truck for transportation of solid material to designated dump sides.

GMC also decided 1000 Rs. per trolly & 2000 Rs. per dumper for purchase of solid material under construction & demolition for applicant/institute. 3. Restriction Short April 2019 MC GMC has imposed penalty of Rs. on storage of 1000/trolly & 2000/dumper for construction dumping solid material along the materials road sides. along the road

Biomass 1. Restriction Short March MC GMC has issued office order & and on open 2019 impose penalty of Rs. 1000 for burning on violation of burning solid waste garbage municipal solid biomass, plastic horticulture waste burning waste etc in city area. biomass, plastic horticulture waste etc. 2. Immediate Short April 2019 MC It is already in practice for lift solid lifting of solid & other waste mechanically. wastes generated from de-silting and cleaning of municipal drains for its disposal. 3. Short April 2019 MC 125 covered vehicles provided for Transportation transportation. of municipal solid wastes. Construction materials and debris in covered system. 4. Ensuring Long - Dist. Adm. & Implemented promotion & Oil Company use of cleaner Most of the Hotel/Dhaba being fuel for use gas as a fuel. commercial purposes like local Dhaba/eatries. Industries 1. Ensuring Long December SPCB 58 air polluting industries installation 2019 operating in GMC area. Status of and operation these industries as per given of air pollution below : control Battery recycler : 10 devices in Confectioneries : 23 industries. Textile : 01 Rubber : 03 Tilli Washing : 10 Food : 02 Foundry : 08 Thermocol : 01 Industry has provided APCM for control emission as per given Annexure-7

Action being initiated against Industries. 2. Ensuring Short April 2019 SPCB As per monitoring package emission emission monitoring carried out to standards in ensure for maintaining emission industries. standards. 3. Adoption of Mid November SPCB Fixed chimney more than 30 cleaner 2019 meter height provided. technology in Technically feasible & brick kilns compliance being ensured. 4. Shifting of Long October SPCB & Technically feasible & compliance polluting 2021 Industry being ensured. However no industries Department highly polluting units are situated inside municipal area, hence shifting not required. 5. Ban on Short October SPCB & As above. polluting 2019 Industry industries Department Strengthe 1. Installation Mid December SPCB Monitoring of ambient air quality ning of of four 2019 of city at 2 locations – namely AAQ CAAQMS at Maharaj Bada & Deen Dayal monitoring City Name Nagar, where monitoring being A. Two manually conducted. CAAQMS stations under AQI is calculated & displayed on CSR funds of boards website regularly. CPSU through Central Order has been placed for Pollution establishing one CAAQMS at Control Board Phool Bagh Chouraha. at Eco-Park and IGIMS city One CAAQMS proposed to be Name installed in CSR. Through premise. industrial units two CAAQMS will B. Two be installed through CPCB and CAAQM one manual station be converted stations under to real time on-line monitoring State Govt. system. financial assistance. 2. Source Mid December SPCB Will be done in future, if required apportionment 2019 data of city are at Annexure-8 study Public 1. Issue of Short April 2019 SPCB & Advisory to public for prevention & Awarenes advisory to SDMA control of pollution regularly is s public for being in practice. prevention Last advisory issued on the and control of occasion Diwali. air pollution 2. Involvement Mid August SPCB Awareness program are being in of school and 2019 practice. Last programme other conducted on the occasion of academic World Environment Day & Diwali institution in festival. awareness program Others 1. Compliance Short December SPCB & MC DG-sets as per CPCB norms are of guidelines 2019 mostly in use action regularly on D.G. sets taken against sub standard DGs. and action against violation. 2. Help line to Short December SPCB & MC Help line displayed at boards oversee non 2019 website. compliances on aforesaid issues.

Annexure-8 Ambient Air Quality data Station: Deen Dayal Nagar, (Residential area) Year 2012-2017

Year PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx

2012 308.5 - 12.4 24.2

2013 176.0 - 11.9 26.0

2014 126.8 - 9.9 14.5

2015 114.0 - 9.4 13.0

2016 116.0 50.0 9.6 13.0

2017 100.7 42.5 10.0 16.1

Prescribed 60 40 50 40 limit

Ambient Air Quality Data Station : Maharaj Bada, (Commercial Area) Year 2012-2017

Year PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx

2012 318.5 - 14.3 26.0

2013 216.5 - 14.3 28.1

2014 153.6 - 11.1 17.4

2015 122.9 - 10.6 14.1

2016 119.0 60.6 9.9 14.6

2017 124.4 51.0 13.3 16.6

Prescribed 60 40 50 40 limit

YEARLY VARIATION OF PM-10 (YEAR 2012-2017)

350 318.5 308.5 300

250 216.5 200 199 176 153.6 150 126.8 122.9 124.4 114 116 100.7 100

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YEARLY VARIATION OF PM-2.5 (YEAR 2016-2017)

70 60.6 60 50 51 50 42.5

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YEARLY VARIATION OF SO2 (YEAR 2012-2017)

16 14.3 14.3 14 13.3 12.4 12 11.9 11.1 10.6 9.9 9.9 10 10 9.4 9.6

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YEARLY VARIATION OF NOx (YEAR 2012-2017)

30 28.1 26 26 25 24.2

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Ambient Air Quality Data Station : Maharaj Bada, (Commercial Area) (Year 2018)

Month PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx

Jan. 170.26 66.50 13.84 21.64

Feb. 162.09 71.20 12.30 27.73

Mar. 151.04 68.10 11.64 20.00

April 144.60 67.60 12.40 22.30

May 157.20 65.88 11.59 21.34

June 162.33 67.72 11.95 22.75

July 113.23 55.82 14.31 23.11

Aug. 93.81 51.96 19.66 18.37

Sep. 102.8 49.42 14.08 20.55

Oct. 118.72 66.59 14.22 21.19

Nov. 185.85 66.54 14.68 21.53

Prescribed 60 40 50 40 limit

Ambient Air Quality Data Station : Deen Dayal Nagar, (Residential Area) (Year 2018)

Month PM 10 PM 2.5 SO2 NOx

Jan. 174.27 72.70 12.25 21.59

Feb. 153.20 73.0 11.78 20.51

Mar. 145.70 68.20 11.35 17.54

April 142.10 58.90 11.08 21.20

May 124.96 65.11 11.61 19.81

June 130.43 64.06 11.84 21.21

July 95.74 53.84 12.33 16.88

Aug. 87.97 49.46 12.37 17.73

Sep. 84.26 51.28 12.06 20.19

Oct. 103.07 59.96 13.05 20.34

Nov. 131.30 55.90 13.7 20.9

Prescribed 60 40 50 40 limit

MONTHLY VARIATION OF PM-10 (YEAR 2018)

200 185.85 180 174.27 170.26 162.09 162.33 160 157.2 153.2 151.04 145.1 144.6 140 142.1 130.43 131.3 124.96 120 118.72 113.23 102.8103.07 100 95.74 93.81 87.97 84.26 80

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MONTHLY VARIATION OF PM-10 PM-2.5 (YEAR 2018)

80 73 72.7 71.2 70 68.268.1 67.6 67.72 66.5 65.88 66.59 66.54 65.11 64.06 60 58.9 59.96 55.82 55.9 53.84 51.96 51.28 50 49.46 49.42

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MONTHLY VARIATION OF PM-10 SO2 (YEAR 2018)

20 19.66

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16 14.68 14.31 14.22 14 13.84 14.08 13.7 13.05 12.25 12.3 12.4 12.33 12.37 12.06 12 11.78 11.64 11.6111.59 11.8411.95 11.35 11.08 10

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MONTHLY VARIATION OF PM-10 NOX (YEAR 2018)

30 27.73

25 23.11 22.3 22.75 21.5921.64 21.2 21.34 21.21 21.19 21.53 20.51 20.55 20.34 20.9 20 20 19.81 20.19 18.37 17.54 17.73 16.88 15

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Annexure-8

OPERATING INDUSTRY STATUS OF APCM INSTALLED IN GWALIOR CITY

Sr. Name of Industry Source Fuel Installed APCM Remark No. Food Industries : 1 J. B. Mangharam Foods Boiler CNG Stack Satisfactory Limited 2 Tropilite Foods Boiler Coal/Wood Bag filter, Stack Satisfactory Rubber Industries : 1 Unipatch Rubber Industry Boiler Petcock Bag filter, Scrubber, Stack Satisfactory 2 Adarsh Tyre TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory 3 Ajay Rubber TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory Textile : 1 Harshit Textile Limited Boiler Coal Bag filter, Stack Satisfactory Recyclers : 1 Krishna Iron & Metal Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 2 Banke Bihari Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 3 Mahaveer Metal Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 4 R. K. Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 5 Shanti Metal Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 6 Shanti Prakash Power Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Industry Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 7 Shivshakti Iron & Metal Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 8 A. K. Industry Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti & cyclone, stack Rotary 9 Balaji Industries Mandir Coal Gravity chamber, bag house, Satisfactory Bhatti cyclone, stack 10 Jetal Chemical Industry Boiler Wood/FO Stack Unsatisfactory Foundry : 1 Shri Laxmi Industry Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 2 Bharat auto & agro industry Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 3 Agarwal metal industry Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 4 Ankit industry Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 5 Map industry Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 6 Modern found & pattern shop Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 7 S. K. Enterprises Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace 8 Kusum Foundary Kapola Wood/Coal Stack Unsatisfactory furnace Confectioneries : 1 Ambic Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

2 Jai Laxmi Industry TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory 3 Perfect Confectionery TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

4 Ambika Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

5 Chocovery Nutrition Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

6 K. P. food product-Unit-2 TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

7 K.P. food product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

8 Diamond Food TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

9 Satnam Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

10 Prakash Confectionery TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

11 Delite Food TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

12 Kishan Confectionery TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

13 Kishan Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

14 Prince Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

15 Adhya Industry TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

16 M. K. Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

17 Jay Maa Ratangarh Food TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory Product 18 J.B. Food TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

19 Keshal View Food Link TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

20 Mahalaxmi Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

21 Maa Bhagwati Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

22 Aman Food Product TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

23 Lovely Food TFH FO Stack Unsatisfactory

Tilli Washing Industry :

1 Mool chand Madhavdas Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

2 Shital Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

3 Kohinoor Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

4 Saibaba Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

5 Jai Baba Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

6 Paras White Gold Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

7 Pawan Kumar Bhudamal Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

8 Kailash Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

9 GDP Agro Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

10 Shreejee Food Industry Boiler Coal Stack Unsatisfactory

Thermocol

1 Agarwal Industry Boiler Wood/scrap Cyclone, Stack Unsatisfactory

(R. K. Rohitash) Executive Engineer

Action Plan for Control of Air Pollution In Non-Attainment City of Madhya Pradesh (Indore)

About City Indore

Indore is the “Cleanest City”of India. It has been ranked first in “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” in the year 2017 and 2018 two years in a row. It is a commercial capital of the state Madhya Pradesh. In respect to population, vehicular population, industries and other activity, Indore ranks first. Indore has been selected as one of the 100 Indian cities to be developed as a smart city under the Smart Cities Mission. It also qualified the first round of Smart Cities Mission and was selected as one of the first twenty cities to be developed as Smart Cities.

The metropolitan city, Indore lies in the heart of Malwa Plateau. It is also considered as an education hub of the state and first city to have campuses of both the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Management. The city is distributed over a land area of just 530 square kms. and having population of 19.94 lakh in 2011 (municipal corporation), and 21.70 (urban agglomeration), making Indore the most densely populated major city in the central province. At present the population of the city is around 28 lakh.

It is bounded by N latitudes 22˚ 31’ and 23˚05’ and E longitudes 75˚25’ and 76˚15’. The district is bounded by Ujjain district in the north, Dewas district in the east, Khandwa district in the south and Dhar district in the west. The district is divided into 4 Tehsils, 4 Development Blocks having 661 villages. Indore city is divided into 12 zones and 85 wards by Municipal Corporation, Indore. The district is drained by four tributaries of River Ganga, viz., the Chambal, the Gambhir, the Khan and the Kshipra. These rivers are generally flowing from south to north. The southern fringe of the district, south of the Vindhya hills is drained by the river Narmada, flowing from east to west. The district lies 75% in the Chambal sub basin and 25% in the Narmada basin.

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The major source of air pollution in Indore is vehicular emission, construction activities, industrial emission etc. M P Pollution Control Board is regularly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality at Indore through three manual NAMP stations installed at Vijay Nagar, Kothari Market and Sanwer Road, as well as one Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station installed at Pologround Industrial Area.

MAP OF INDORE CITY

2 1.0 BACKGROUND

1.1 Central Pollution Control Board vide its letter dated 01.07.2016, identified Indore as “Non Attainment City” and issued directions u/s 18(1)(b) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to ensure the time bound action on various “Action Points”, so as to include the Air quality of Indore to confirm the prescribed standards. 1.2 To comply the above directions issued by CPCB, the department of environment Govt. of M.P. organized a meeting on dated 16-09-2016 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary of Govt. of M.P. in this meeting the secretaries of various stake holder departments were present. In this meeting Chief Secretary, gave direction to constitute a committee at district level under the chairmanship of respective Divisional Commissioner and the heads of various nodal departments responsible for implementing the action plan for non-attainment cities.

1.3 Divisional Commissioner Indore constituted a committee of 14 departments vide letter no. 4364 dated 28.11.2016. The committee consists of ADG (Police), Collector Indore, RTO, Commissioner MCI, CEO- IDA, MD- AKVN, Food Controller, CE-PWD, GM-DIC, JD-T&CP, CMHO, JD-Agriculture & RO-MPPCB. Various meetings of above committee held time to time and divisional commissioner directed all the departments to implement action plan in time. Most of the work related to various departments has been completed. It is stated that many of the works belonged to municipal corporation Indore (MCI). MCI completed the works in time & due to this, the city has been rated the Cleanest City of the India in year 2017 and 2018, two years in row.

The air quality of Indore city is being monitored by MPPCB under National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme at 03 locations continuously. The Air Quality Index is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” monthly average

air quality data with respect to PM10, PM2.5.

3 2.0 Compliance status of Direction issued by CPCB under section 18(1) (B) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 regarding prevention and control of pollution in non-attainment cities on 01.07.2016

As stated here in above, during 2013, the city was kept under critically polluted Area. MPPCB prepared a comprehensive short term and long term action plan and implemented it with the help of various stake holder departments. Also, as per directions issued by CPCB about Non Attainment City, the action plan prepared in the lines provided by CPCB. The implementation of this action plan was assessed by Divisional Commissioner time to time. Swachh Survekshan started by the honorable PM of India gave momentum to the cleanliness of the city Indore. Nagar Nigam, Indore implement various pollution control measures along with the daily cleaning of roads, widening of roads, increasing free left turns in various crossings, construction of flyovers, construction of metalled/RCC roads in the city as well as in industrial areas. MPPCB issued notices to Industries having small boiler to install Bag dust collectors and surveillance of the industries is being done. RTO increased the regular checking of the vehicles and the 15 years of old public transport vehicles has been banned. This collective approach has decreased the air pollution level of the city drastically. It has been observed that the AQI of Indore remains in satisfactory category as prescribed by CPCB.

Implementation Status

As stated here in above the action plan made for non-attainment city Indore has been implemented & completed properly. The city Indore has been declared no. 01 clean city in India during “Swachh Survekshan” in the survey conducted for the year 2017 & 2018 continuously. The AQI of Indore is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” throughout last 03 years. Hence, as such no work is left to be implemented under prepared action plan as mentioned here in above. The point wise compliance status of action plan has been forwarded to MPPCB, Head Office, Bhopal vide letter no. 535 dated 18.06.2018; which subsequently forwarded by MPPCB to CPCB, Delhi.

4 3.0 NGT Case No. 681/2018

3.1 Hon’ble National Green Tribunal, Central Zonal Bench, New Delhi, in the matter of original application no. 681/2018 (News Item Published in the “Times of India” authored by Shri Vishwamohan Titled “NCAP with multiple timelines to clear Air in 102 cities to be released around August-15” passed an order on 08/10/2018. The para 14 & 15 of this order are relevant to comply. In para 11 of the above order, it is stated that CPCB has identified Indore city as non attainment city for pollutant

PM10 parameter exceeding the prescribed norms.

3.2 That in para 08 of the above order, it is mentioned that CPCB gave presentation before Hon’ble Green Tribunal on 05.09.2018 and the data of air quality from 2011-2015 were considered in the above presentation and thus on the basis of air quality data for year 2011-15, Indore city has been considered as non attainment city by CPCB.

3.3 In para 15 (i, ii, iii, iv & v), Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued following directions:-

i. All the states & Union Territories with Non Attainment Cities must prepare appropriate action plans within 02 months aimed at bringing the standards of air quality within the prescribed norms within 06 months from date of finalization of the action plan.

ii. The Action Plans may be prepared by six-member committee comprising of Directors of Environment, Transport, Industries, Urban Development, Agriculture and Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board or Committee of the concerned State. The Committee may be called Air Quality Monitoring Committee (AQMC). The AQMC will function under the overall supervision and coordination of Principal Secretary, Environment of the concerned State/Union Territory. This may be further supervised by the Chief Secretaries concerned or their counterparts in Union Territories by ensuring intra-sect oral co-ordination.

iii. The Action Plans may take into account the GRAP, the CAP and the action plan prepared by CPCB as well as all other relevant factors. The Action Plans may be

5 placed before the Committee as directed in direction no. vi. The Action Plan will include components like identification of source and its apportionment considering sectors like vehicular pollution, industrial pollution, dust pollution, construction activities, garbage burning, agricultural pollution including pollution caused by burning of crop residue, residential and indoor pollution etc. The action plan shall also consider measures for strengthening of Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) monitoring and steps for public awareness including issuing of advisory to public for prevention and control of air pollution and involvement of schools, colleges and other academic institutions and awareness programmes.

iv. The Action Plan will indicate steps to be taken to check different sources of pollution having speedy, definite and specific timelines for execution.

v. The Action Plan should be consistent with the carrying capacity assessment of the non-attainment cities in terms of vehicular pollution, industrial emissions and population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. The carrying capacity assessment shall also lay emphasis on agricultural and indoor pollution in rural areas. Depending upon assessed carrying capacity and source apportionment the authorities may consider the need for regulating number of vehicles and their parking and plying, population density, extent of construction and construction activities etc. Guidelines may accordingly be framed to regulate vehicles and industries in non-attainment cities in terms of carrying capacity assessment and source apportionment.

3.4 It is pertinent to mention here that, in 2013, Indore was declared as Critically Polluted Area by Ministry of Environment & Forest and directed MPPCB to prepare comprehensive action plan for abatement of Air/Water Pollution of Indore. Accordingly MPPCB prepared the required action plan & submitted to MOEF & CPCB for consideration. It is also informed that a petition was filed before Hon’ble National Green Tribunal on the above subject matter & Hon’ble National Green Tribunal; Central Zonal Bench Bhopal had directed Chief Secretary of the MP State to submit Long Term Action Plan to mitigate the pollution of city Indore. Accordingly, Govt. of M.P. submitted long term action plan on 15.11.2013 before Hon’ble Green Tribunal. As mentioned here

6 in above, CPCB directed to make action plan for non attainment city Indore. The action plan was framed as per CPCB guidelines and implemented by various stake holders under the chairmanship of commissioner Indore. 3.5 All the above Action Plans made for improvement of the Air Quality of city Indore have been implemented by various stake holders and due to this the city Indore has been declared no. 01 clean city in India during “Swachh Survekshan” in the survey conducted for 2017 & 2018 continuously. The AQI of Indore is being observed in “Satisfactory Category” throughout last 03 years.

3.6 As mentioned here in above, Hon’ble National Green Tribunal has issued directions to submit the Action Plan for non attainment city Indore to achieve Ambient Air Quality standards.

3.7 The Regional Office, Indore issued letters vide dated 15.11.2018 to all the stake holders viz. Nagar Nigam Indore, RTO, Traffic Police, Collector, Forest Department, Agriculture Department, Food Department and IDA Indore to submit the proposed Action Plan in the lines of order issued by Hon’ble National Green Tribunal.

3.8 A meeting of main stake holders like Nagar Nigam, RTO, Traffic Police and MPPCB organized on 30.11.2018 under Chairmanship of Commissioner Nagar Nigam Indore to formulate the Action Plan as directed by Hon’ble NGT. On the basis of discussion held in the meeting following action plan is submitted. It is pertinent to mention here that the main focus has been given to formulate action plan regarding such points which were not attended in the action plans made earlier to improve the Air Quality of the city. The Action Plan is submitted as below:

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Action Plan for Non-Attainment City, Indore, as per Hon’ble NGT Principal Bench, New Delhi Case No. OA 681/2018 Order dated 08.10.2018

Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) Vehicles 1. Restriction on Long Transport 1. The order to restrict 12 months (policy 1. Transport Department, plying and phasing term Depart- about plying and matter-decision at Govt. of MP has issued out of 15 years old ment/ RTO phasing out of 15 years govt. level) notification dated: commercial diesel old commercial diesel 24/11/2010 and has driven vehicles. driven vehicles is phased out the public required to be issued. service vehicles (Buses), which are older than 15 years. 2. As per Central Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, Sec.59 “Power to fix the age limit of motor vehicle” under this section Central Government is empowered to fix the age limit of motor vehicle. 3. To phase out 15 year old all Commercial diesel driven vehicles

8 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) is a policy matter and the decision is required to be taken at Central government level. 2. Introduction of Mid Transport Introduction of cleaner Department cleaner fuels /RTO/ fuel for all the public Work Completed (CNG/LPG) for Oil transport system. vehicles. companies/ 1. All the city buses shall 1. Out of 142 City AiCTSL be converted into CNG. Buses, operated by AiCTSL 70 are converted to CNG. Existing Diesel based (539 nos.) city buses are replaced by CNG based Tata Magic (537 nos.). 2. All the metro taxi shall 2. CNG based 100 be converted into CNG. Metro Taxis are operated by AiCTSL. 3. Only CNG based auto 3. 9550 Auto shall be allowed to run. Rikshas are CNG based 1785 are LPG based. Only CNG/LPG based

9 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) auto rikshaw are allowed. All the Diesel Tempos (550 nos.) replaced by Maruti Omni LPG vehicles (543). 3. Regular Short Transport 1. Regional Transport  It is a regular activity & checking of Department Office should have 02 months being done by RTO. vehicular emission /RTO separate cell for PUC and issue of & certification and its Pollution under Traffic compliance. Control Certificate

(PUC). Mid Police 2. In RTO Office All  Also, the joint vehicular PUC centers should be 12 months monitoring by RTO

interlinked to the /Traffic Police & central system located MPPCB is done at RTO from where regularly.

each result can be seen and recorded. Short 3. To open about 300 02 months  RTO Indore has opened

nos. pollution check 61 Pollution check centres at various centers to issued PUC locations such as all certificate, 08 Pollution

the Petrol pumps & all check centers are the authorized opened at various fuel

10 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) workshops of city stations and 05 Indore. pollution check centers 4. PUC instruments to be 06 months are opened at Mid calibrated once in six Automobile Dealers. month. All fuel centers are Short 5. PUC certificate of 06 months under control with vehicle should be Food And Civil checked regularly and Supplies Department, vehicles not having hence an official letter valid PUC certificate 3816/2017 Dt. should be panelized. 26/09/2017 is written by RTO Indore to “Zila Aapurti Adhikari, Indore. (Copy enclosed) 4. Good traffic _ Traffic 1. Installation of RLVD 1. Work already  Traffic Police has management Police system in prominent completed at 28 installed RLVD (Red including re- squares of the city. locations. Light Violation direction of traffic 2. Centrally controlled 2. Already detection) system at 28 Movement to _ messages to public Completed prominent squares of the avoid. through LED display city. in prominent squares.  Centrally controlled 3. Traffic management 3. Already messages to public _ central system (31 Cr.) Completed through LED display are

4. Integrated command 4. 01 year operational at various Mid control system.(32.5 prominent squares by Cr.) Traffic Police.

11 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) Mid 5. Smart signaling 5. 01 Year system for the city.

Mid 6. Widening of Left 6. 06 Months Turns at intersections. a. Completed :07 b. Ongoing: 10 Mid 7. Construction of 7. 02 Years Flyovers at a. Pipliyahana Square

b. Bengali Square Long 8. Indore Metro Project 8. 04 Years Phase I: 32 Km 5. Ban on _ Transport 1. Ban on registration of 1. Already

registration of Department Diesel driven auto- Implemented Diesel driven / rickshaw /Tempo. auto- Mid AiCTSL 2. 40 Nos. E-Buses for 2. 06 Months rickshaw /Tempo. public transport systems. - Transport 6. Promotion and Department Promotion and Already . operationalization / operationalization of E- Implemented. 600

of E-rickshaw. RTO/ rickshaw. E- rickshaw are in AiCTSL operation. 7. Development of Mid MCI Multi layer parking in the 1. The MCI has Multi-layer city. constructed multi parking. level parking at

12 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 05 locations of the city Indore. 2. At new 12 Locations multi level parking proposed – 12 Months 8. Retrofitting of Long Transport Retrofitting of particulate 02 Years  Following is the no. of particulate filters Department filter in diesel driven diesel driven vehicles in diesel driven / vehicles confirming BS -II (below BS-III standards) vehicle. RTO & III. : Three Wheelers- 9620 Four Wheelers- 92938 PSU – 2274 Goods Vehicle Truck- 47666

 BS-IV fuels supply started since 01.04.2017.  Policy of phasing out 15 year old vehicles will bring down the no. of diesel driven vehicles (below BS-III standards) 9. Checking of fuel Short Food Checking of fuel Already being  Already implemented. adulteration Controller adulteration. implemented as a Food controller, Indore District is conducting regular

13 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) ADM & regular regulatory checks every month. Oil work.  Defaulter petrol pumps Company 01 Month have been prosecuted in the fuel adulteration cases. Inspection of petrol pumps is included in routine activity of Food Controller, Indore. 10. Monitoring on Short Transport Already being It is a regular activity & vehicle fitness. Department implemented as a being done by RTO. / regular regulatory RTO & work. Traffic 01 Month Police 11.Periodic Mid Transport Periodic calibration test of 06 Months calibration test of Department vehicular emission vehicular emission / monitoring instrument monitoring RTO instrument Road 1. Regular cleaning _ MCI Regular cleaning of road Road cleaning is Work Completed. Dust dust. of road dust. being done by  Length of road in MCI mechanized area, about 2260 Kms. sweeping machines out of this 600 Kms are (14 Nos.) by using major roads. water spraying  14 mechanized system sweeping machine

14 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) (Cap. 40 Kms. per night sweeping) are used to clean major roads. Residential roads (about 1660 Kms. ) are manually swept. 2. Water spraying _ MCI Road cleaning is Work Completed. on road through being done by  Footpath washing, tankers Water spraying on road mechanized swiping Monument washing & through tankers. machines (14 Nos.) Divider washing is by using water done using tankers. spraying system 3. Construction of _ MCI Construction of pucca Completed. Work Completed. pavement along the roads. pucca pavement Municipal  There are 100% along the roads. Corporation has concrete/black top done Blacktopping roads in MCI. of metalled road  Every year 02 times including pavement potholes filling/ of road shoulders. maintenance is done by MCI.

15 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 4. Tree plantation Long Tree plantation Plantation work in It is a regular activity. MCI along the roads. along the roads. road dividers, in parks and road sides is continuously being done by Municipal Corporation. About 01 Lacks plantation done during 2017- 2018.

5. Development of Long MCI Development of Plantation work in It is a regular activity. green belt in open green belt in open road dividers, areas, gardens, areas, gardens, gardens, parks/ community parks/ community parks/ community places, schools & places, schools & places, schools & Housing societies. housing societies Housing societies and road sides is continuously being done by Municipal Corporation. About 01 Lacks plantation done during 2017- 2018.

16 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 6. Introduction of _ MCI Introduction of water Municipal Completed. water fountains at fountains at major traffic Corporation has major traffic intersection/Golambar/ developed intersection/ circle fountains at 23 Golambar/circle. intersections of which 07 major traffic intersections with the help of joint public participation. Construc 1. Covering of Short MCI/ Covering of construction 1.MCI has Completed. tion construction site. Building activities Constru- site mentioned the ction condition of Department covering of construction site in building permission. 2.MCI has made by- laws regarding above. 3.MCI conducts regular checks to comply the conditions.

17 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 2. Transporation of _ MCI/ RTO Transportation of 1. MCI has made by- Completed. Construction District ADM & Construction materials laws to cover the materials like Traffic like sand, soil, stone chips vehicles during sand, soil, stone Police. etc. in covered system. transportations of chips etc. in construction covered system. materials. 2. MCI has implemented the C&D rules 2016 and the facility has been developed for collection, transportation and disposal of C&D waste on payment basis. 3. MCI has made 04 collection centers for C&D waste and the App 311 is operational in this regards.

18 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 3. Restriction on _ MCI Restriction on storage of MCI has issued Completed. storage of Construction materials orders imposing Construction along the road. penalties on storage materials along of Construction the road. materials along the road side. Biomass 1.Restriction on _ MCI Restriction on Open 1.MCI has issued Completed. and Open burning of burning of Municipal order vide no. 676 garbage Municipal solid solid waste, Biomass, dated 25.10.2016. burning waste, Biomass, plastic horticulture waste to prevent all types plastic horticulture etc. of garbage burning waste etc. along with horticulture & agricultural wastes. 2.Heavy fines imposed for garbage burning. Indore has been awarded No. 1 Clean City of India in the 2017 and 2018 Swachchhata survey.

19 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 3.MCI is regularly collecting Horticulture waste & converting it into compost. At 367 gardens the pit compost units have been established & are functional. In Nehru Park 01 TPD organic waste converter machine has been established which converts garden waste into manure in just 6 days.

2. Immediate _ MCI Immediate lifting Of solid Work Completed. Work Completed. lifting Of solid wastes generated from Indore city stood wastes generated de-silting and cleaning of Rank no. 1 from de-silting municipal drains or its “Swacchata and cleaning of disposal. Sarvekshan” for year municipal drains 2017 & 2018. or its disposal.

20 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 3.Transportation of _ MCI Transportation of Work Completed. Work Completed. municipal solid municipal solid wastes, Indore city stood wastes, construction Rank no. 1 construction Materials and debris in “Swacchata materials and covered system. Sarvekshan” for year debris in covered 2017 & 2018. system. 4. Ensuring Long RTO/Food Ensuring Its continuous Continuous process of promotion & use Controller/ promotion & use of process of implementation. of cleaner fuel for District cleaner fuel for implementation. commercial ADM & commercial purposes However all purposes like local Oil like local Dhaba/ Hotels/Dhabas/eater Dhaba/ eateries Company eateries ies are using LPG. Industries 1. Ensuring short MPPCB 1.Remaining rolling mills 06 Months 1. Out of 34 Rolling mills installation and (18 Nos.) are required to 16 have already installed operation of air install bag filters in bag filters during 2018- pollution place of water scrubbers 2019. Rests of the rolling control as up-gradation in mills are in process of industries technology of pollution installing. control. 2. All the lead recycling 2.All the lead recycling units (20 Nos.) are units ( 20 Nos.) are Completed. having bag filters and required to installed scrubbers as APCE. bag filters with 3. Out of 101 Small boilers scrubber. upto 01 TPH, 87 have already installed bag

21 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 3.Remaining Small boilers 06 Months filters as APCE. (14 Nos.) upto 01 Ton capacity are required to install bag filters in addition to MCD or Chimney. 2. Ensuring short MPPCB Ensuring emission Regular regulatory Already completed as all emission standards in industries. work already being the industries of the area standards in implemented. are complying notified industries standards. However, all the Air polluting industries mentioned in point no. 1 have been directed to follow more stringent norms of PM-50 mg/Nm3. 3. Adoption of Mid Collector/ Adoption of cleaner cleaner Mining technology in brick kilns : technology in Department Brick Kilns- Not in Brick kilns are not No action required. brick kilns / MPPCB operation. in operation in Indore. 4. Shifting of _ MPPCB & Shifting of pollution No Air polluting No action required. pollution Industry industries. industry is identified industries Department in the area, which is required to be shifted.

22 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 5. Ban on _ MPPCB & Ban on polluting No highly Air No action required. polluting Industry industries. polluting industry is industries Department permitted in the nearby area. Hence no such ban is required. Strengthe 1. Installation of Mid MPPCB Installation of four ning of AAQ four CAAQMS CAAQMS monitori a. Two 1. 03 Nos. CAAQMS 03 Months  01 CAAQMS under ng CAAQMS stations under CSR CSR is already working stations under funds. at Pologround Indore. CSR funds 2. 01 Nos. CAAQMS 03 Months  Purchase orders for 02 b. Two CAAQM stations by MPPCB. CAAQMS under CSR stations under are placed. State Govt.  01 CAAQMS by financial MPPCB is under assistance supply. 2. Source Long MPPCB Source apportionment 02 Years The Air Quality Index of apportionment study Indore city is observed study in “Satisfactory Category” Public 1.Issue of advisory Short MPPCB & Issue of advisory to Being done as a Aware- to public for MCI public for prevention and continuous process – ness prevention and control of air pollution 01 Month. control of air pollution

23 Source Action Implem Responsible Works to be done Time Target for Work already Group entation agency (ies) implementation completed/Remark period (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 2.Involvement of Mid MPPCB Involvement of school 06 Months. school and other and other academic academic institution in awareness institution in program awareness program Others 1. Compliance of Short MPPCB & Compliance of Being done as a For Control of Air & Noise Guidelines on MCI Guidelines on D.G. sets routine regulatory Pollution all the D.G. Sets D.G. sets and and action against process. are having canopy & action against violation suitable venting violation arrangements. No DG sets

are allowed to be operated in city Indore without having appropriate canopy. 2. Help line to Short MPPCB & Help line to oversee non Public helpline is No further actions. oversee non MCI compliances on aforesaid already existing & compliances on issues operational aforesaid issues.

(Dr. DK Wagela) (R K Gupta) Chief Chemist & Lab. In-charge Regional Officer MPPCB, Indore MPPCB, Indore

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Status of Ambient Air Quality at Indore City S. Annual Average Concentration* Parameters Standards No. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018** 3 1 PM10 135.46 144.17 140.67 143.18 98.35 94.57 79.09 83.21 60 in µg/m

2 PM2.5 - - - - - 49.25 42.43 38.73 40 in µg/m3

3 SO2 11.92 12.10 10.62 10.57 10.57 10.73 10.78 9.71 50 in µg/m3

4 NO2 14.31 19.99 19.06 19.87 20.09 20.43 20.66 18.79 40 in µg/m3

5 NH3 - - - - - 40.69 37.95 28.80 100 in µg/m3

6 O3 - - - - - 29.44 32.15 23.11 100 in µg/m3 7 AQI 123.74 129.49 127.18 128.84 98.35 94.57 79.09 83.21

* Average value of all the three NAMP Stations for Indore City. ** Average Data from Jan, 18 to Nov., 2018.

Status of Ambient Air Quality at Indore City Main Pollutants & Parameters of 2017 & 2018*

S. SO2 NO2 PM10 PM2.5 NH3 O3 Month No. 2017 2018 2017 2018 2017 2018 2017 2018 2017 2018 2017 2018 1 Jan 11.11 10.94 21.00 20.96 96.92 94.37 49.83 44.54 42.37 36.68 33.59 27.41 2 Feb 10.83 11.22 20.74 21.64 86.74 99.4 48.16 48.75 38.78 37.52 30.47 34.33 3 March 10.78 11.27 20.74 21.47 89.03 92.61 49.19 42.6 39.18 35.91 34.57 38.87 4 April 10.87 7.62 20.93 21.4 96.00 91.03 49.33 42.27 41.00 37.1 37.13 36.27 5 May 10.93 11.48 20.95 20.98 93.72 90.63 48.07 39.29 38.55 33.31 37.55 35.19 6 June 10.71 9.47 20.74 18.43 82.78 79.38 29.82 35.36 38.34 28.38 33.21 18.09 7 July 10.57 8.36 20.46 16.66 68.96 65.9 33.70 31.2 35.79 18.5 28.10 11.86 8 Aug. 10.53 6.62 19.71 13.82 48.15 60.85 - 30.98 29.76 15.1 24.64 5.26 9 Sept. 10.73 7.2 19.82 15.02 48.53 64.21 - 34.03 42.19 18.44 26.79 9.31 10 Oct. 10.59 9.37 20.53 17.63 67.03 86.87 44.28 37.05 36.27 27.11 32.96 21.18 11 Nov 10.87 10.25 21.52 18.72 76.66 90.1 37.25 53.35 36.49 28.04 32.72 16.46 12 Dec. 10.90 - 20.73 - 94.50 - 34.60 - 36.67 - 34.06 - Average 10.74 9.44 20.43 18.79 94.57 83.21 49.25 39.95 40.69 28.74 29.44 23.11 Standards 50 in µg/m3 40 in µg/m3 60 in µg/m3 40 in µg/m3 100 in µg/m3 100 in µg/m3

* Average value of all the three NAMP Stations of Indore City.

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Monthly Variation of PM 10 at Indore City 120 Standard- 100 µg/m3 100 Yearly- 60 µg/m3

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Monthly Variation of NH3 at Indore City 45 Standard- 40 400 µg/m3 35 Yearly- 100 µg/m3 30

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Monthly Variation of O3 at Indore City 45.00 Standard- 100µg/m3 40.00 (8 hrs) 180 µg/m3 35.00 (1 hr)

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Monthly Variation of Sulphur Di-Oxide (SO ) at Indore City 2 Standard- 14 80 µg/m3 Yearly- 12 50 µg/m3 10

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Monthly Variation of Nitrogen Di-Oxide (NO ) at Indore City 2 Standard- 25 80 µg/m3 Yearly- 40 µg/m3 20

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Dainik Bhaskar : 11.09.2017

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Nai Duniya : 12.10.2017

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Times of India, Indore : 14.10.2017

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Action Plan for Non Attainment City – SAGAR as per Hon’ble NGT Principal bench, New Delhi Case No. 681/2018 Order dated 08.10.2018

Source Action Plan Implementation Time Target for Responsible Work to be done Compliance Report Group Period implementation agency (ics) (Short/Mid/ Long-term) Vehicles 1. Restriction on plying Long 12 Months Transport - 1. Department has and phasing out of 15 (Policy matter- Department/ restricted 15 year years old commercial decision at RTO old commercial diesel driven vehicles. Govt. level) diesel driving vehicle (Auto) since 09.03.2015, department has replace 943 diesel driving vehicles by LPG based vehicles. 2. As per Central Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, Sec.59 “Power to fix the age limit of motor vehicle” under this section Central Government is empowered to fix the age limit of motor vehicle. 3. To phase out 15 year old all Commercial diesel driven vehicles 2. Introduction of cleaner Mid June 2019 Transport - 1. Department is fuels (CNG/LPG) for Department/ promoting vehicles RTO & Oil introduction of companies cleaner fuels & Food Dept. is planning to Promote CNG/LPG fuel for Vehicle in Sagar City. 2. Department has replace 943 diesel driving vehicles by LPG based vehicles. 3. Registered Vehicles- . 1. LPG base 2352 no (Car/Auto) 2. E- Ricksha - 03 no. 3. Regular checking of Short 02 Months Transport 1. Regional 1. It is a regular vehicular emission and Department Transport Office activity & being issue of Pollution under & Traffic should have done by RTO. Control Certificate Police separate cell for 2. Also, the joint (PUC) PUC certification vehicular and its monitoring by compliance. RTO /Traffic Long 12 Months 2. In RTO Office all Police & MPPCB PUC centers is done regularly. should be 3. RTO Sagar has interlinked to the permitted – 17 central system PUC check located at RTO certification from where each center which are result can be seen working. and recorded. 3. To open about 30 Short 02 Months nos. Pollution check centres at various locations such as all the Petrol pumps & all the authorized workshops of city Indore. 4. PUC instruments Mid 06 Months to be calibrated once in six month. 5. PUC certificate of Mid 06 Months vehicle should be checked regularly and vehicles not having valid PUC certificate should be panelized. 4. Good traffic Long 12 Months Traffic Police 1. Installation of Traffic police make management including RLVD system in various one way in re-direction of traffic prominent Sagar city to control movement to avoid. squares of the heavy traffic. city. Long 12 Months 2. Centrally controlled messages to public through LED display in prominent squares. Long 24 Months 3. Construction of Construction work is Flyovers at started. Makroniya Railway bridge

5. Ban on registration of Short April 2018 Transport - Ban has imposed Diesel driven Auto- Department from 09.03.2015 on Rickshaw/Tempo. diesel driven auto rikshaw. 6. Promotion and Mid 06 Months Transport - Department is operationalization of E- Department planning to promote Rickshaw E-Rickshaw in city. 7. Development of Multi- Long 24 Months MC. UD & Under study in Smart - layer Parking. HD & city mission. District Adm. 8. Retrofitting of Long 24 Months Transport - It is a policy particulate filters in Department decision. diesel driven vehicle. 9. Checking of Fuel Short Already being District Adm/ 1. Already adulteration implemented Food implemented. Food as a regular Controller & controller, Sagar is regulatory Oil Company conducting regular work. checks every month. 2. Food deptt. has checked 36 petrol pump & Registerd 07 case and imposed fifty thousand rupees fine on fuel pump.

10. Monitoring on vehicle - Already being Transport - Fitness of vehicles fitness implemented Department checked as per as a regular & Traffic annually basis. regulatory Police work. 11. Periodic calibration test Mid 06 Months Transport Periodic calibration 1. Regular vehicular of vehicular emission Department/ test of vehicular monitoring is emission monitoring monitoring instrument RTO instrument done by RTO/Traffic Police & MPPCB. 2. On an average department is doing monitoring of 500 vehicles per month and RO MPPCB is doing 100 vehicles per month. 3. During last year department has imposed case fine of Rs. 408000/- on 136 Polluting vehicles. 4. Periodic calibration test complied.

Road Dust 1. Regular cleaning of road Mid 12 Months MC - Sagar Mechanized Mannualy regular dust. sweeping machines cleaning. for road dust cleaning under consideration. 2. Water Spraying on road - Regular activity MC - Sagar - Water Spraying on through tankers. road through tankers. 3. Construction of pucca Long 12 Months MC - Sagar Construction of 1. Pavement pavement along the and Road pucca pavement construction done roads. Construction along the roads. as required along Department Sagar city road. 2. Pavering has done by agency on Sagar-Makroniya city link road, Civil line area & sanjay drive to BMC road. 3. Lenth of road in Sagar city-  10.00 KM.. Tar road, 99.76 KM. Cement concreat road & 5.00 KM. Pavering along the road are constructed by MC Sagar 4. Tree Plantation along Long Plantation work Department Tree plantation along Nagar Nigam Sagar the roads. in road dividers, of the roads. has done plantation in parks and Environment along the major roads road sides is and forest in Civil line area, continuously Medical College being done by area & surrounding Municipal the Sagar lake. Corporation Plantation is also done in public parks. It is a regular activity. 5. Development of green Long Aug. 2019 Department Development of Nagar Nigam Sagar belt in open areas, of green belt in open has developed gardens, Parks/ Environment areas, gardens, Parks/ Chandra park, Gour Community places, and forest schools & other park & Madhukar schools & housing remaining areas of Shah park in Sagar societies. Sagar city. city & Plantation work under divider in various areas in Sagar city. It is a regular activity. 6. Introduction of Water - - MC - Sagar - There is no such fountains at major traffic special requirement intersection/Golambar/ of Water fountains at circle major inter section. Constructi 1. Covering of construction Short 1. MC- Sagar Building Covering of Municipal on site. has Construction construction site. Corporation Sagar activities mentioned Department has directed to its the condition and MC - citizons to strictly of covering of Sagar follow provisions of construction construction & site in demolition Waste building Management rules, permission. 2016. 2. MC- Sagar conducts regular checks to comply the conditions. 2. Transportation of - - Transport - Instruction has been construction materials Department given to all like sand, soil, stone District transporters to chips etc. in covered Adm.& transport material in system. Traffic Police covered system. 3. Restriction on storage of - - MC - Sagar Restriction on storage Municipal construction materials of construction corporation Sagar has along the road. materials along the directed to ensure road. metal sheet covering of full height along the area and regular Water sprinkling to control of fugitive emmission generate during C&D activities. Biomass 1. Restriction on open - MC-Sagar has MC - Sagar Restriction on open Municipal and burning of municipal issued order to burning of municipal Corporation Sagar is garbage solid waste, Biomass, prevent all solid waste, Biomass, taking all the possible burning plastic horticulture types of plastic horticulture major to prevent waste etc. garbage waste etc. burning of Municipal burning along Solid Waste in with present MSW horticulture & disposal area, Water agricultural sprinkling is done as wastes. per need.

2. Immediate lifting of - It is a regular MC - Sagar Immediate lifting of solid wastes generated activity. solid wastes from de-silting and generated from de- cleaning of municipal silting and cleaning drains for its disposal. of Municipal drain, done periodical. 3. Transportation of - - MC - Sagar Transportation of Proper door to door Municipal solid wastes, Municipal solid Collection, construction materials wastes, construction Segregation & and debris in covered materials and debris transportation of system. in covered system. MSW & other Waste. It is ensured that MSW transportation is in covered manner. 4. Ensuring promotion & Long Its continuous District Adm. Ensuring promotion Continuous process use of cleaner fuel for process of & Oil & use of cleaner fuel of implementation. commercial purposes implementation. Company for commercial like local Dhaba/ However all purposes like local eateries. Hotels/ Dhaba/ eateries. Restaurant/ eateries are using LPG. Industries 1. Ensuring installation and - - SPCB - Inside the Sagar city operation of air area there is no any Pollution Control polluting major devices in industries industrial unit, but board has ensured the installation and operation of Air Pollution control devices in industries. 2. Ensuring emission - - SPCB - Complied. standards in industries. 3. Adoption of cleaner - - SPCB - There is no Brick technology in brick kilns kilns unit in Sagar at five block of City city. Board has Name Viz. city Name directed to concern Sadar, Danapur, construction authority Phulwarisharif, Maner to promote use of fly and Fatuha by ash in Bricks 31.08.2018 manufacturing Building construction and other Govt. works to address the issue of Brick kilns. 4. Shifting of Polluting - - SPCB & - No air polluting industries Industry industries is Department identified in the area, which is required to sifted. 5. Ban on Pollution - No highly Air SPCB & - No action required. industries. polluting Industry industry is Department permitted in the nearby area. Hence no such ban is required. Strengthen 1. Installation of four - - SPCB Installation of 1. MPPCB Sagar is ing of CAAQMS at City CAAQMS in Sagar monitoring AAQ Name. city is under ambient air Monitorin A. Two CAAQMS stations consideration in quality at 02 g under CSR funds of Sagar Smart city locations- namely CPSU through Central project. Deen Dayal Pollution Control Board Nagar & New at Eco-Park and IGIMS, Colony, Tili road, city Name premise. with the help of B. Two CAAQM stations manually operated under state Govt. monitoring financial assistance. stations twice in a week basis. 2. The AQI is calculated & displayed on Board’s website regularly. 2. Source apportionment - - SPCB Source appointment The air quality index study study of Sagar city is observed in satisfactory category.

Public 1. Issue of advisory to - Being done as a SPCB & MC Issue of advisory to MPPCB Sagar has Awareness public for prevention continuous - Sagar public for prevention organized Public and control of air process. and control of air awareness program pollution. pollution. for prevention & control of Pollution from time to time specially World Environment Day, Dasehara/Diwali day.

2. Involvement of school - It is regular SPCB Involvement of Continuous activity. and other academic activity school and other institution in awareness academic institution program. in awareness program.

Others 1. Compliance of Short Being done as a SPCB & MC Compliance of For Control of Air & guidelines on D.G. sets routine - Sagar guidelines on D.G. Noise Pollution all and action against regulatory sets and action the D.G. Sets are violation. process against violation. having canopy & suitable venting arrangements. No DG sets are allowed to be operated in city Sagar without having appropriate canopy 2. Help line to oversee - - SPCB & MC Help line to oversee Municipal non compliance on - Sagar non compliance on Corporation has setup aforesaid issues. aforesaid issues. a helplie number for compliance on aforsaid issues and others.

Action Plan: Non Attainment City, Ujjain (M.P.)

Source Action Implem Time Responsible Remark / Present Status group entatio target for agency (ies) n Implemen period tation (Short/ Mid /Long- term) 1 2 3 4 5 6 A) Vehicles 1. Restriction on 1) Restriction on15 Long 12 months plying and RTO years old commercial phasing out of 15 diesel driven vehicles years old is related to Commercial government policy diesel driven matter vehicles. 2)Diesel based public transport like Tempo 500 were phased off & CNG running’s 3435 Auto Rickshaws , 400 Magic & 196 Car/Van ,32 Bus & 250 Battery operated E-Rickshaws are promoted.

2. Introduction of Mid 6Months RTO 1) Four CNG Filling cleaner fuels Stations for CNG (CNG/LPG) for Operated vehicle. Vehicles. 2) CNG running’s 3435 Auto Rickshaws , 400 Magic & 196 Car/Van ,32 Bus & 250 Battery operated E-Rickshaws are operated. 3) All the remaining city Buses, Auto Rickshaw etc. Shall be converted to CNG based.

3. Regular Long 12 Months RTO & Regular activity of RTO. checking of Traffic There are 8 PUC check vehicular Police centers & some more emission and centers i.e. at all the22 issue of Pollution under petrol pumps & Control authorized 9workshops Certificate are required to strengthen. (PUC). Roaster for regular checking of vehicular emission & not having valid PUC certificate should be panelized.

4. Good traffic Mid 6 Months Traffic Several steps were already management Police taken for Good traffic including re- management to direction of traffic movement Synchronize traffic to avoid. movements like new, widening of the roads approx. 225 km., Construction of flyover bridges & bypasses road. 14 new bridges were also constructed namely :-

(A) Bridges of Kshipra river i.e. Narsinghat, parallel to Badapool, Rinmukteshwar, Okhleshwar, behind Mangalnath, Kamed Nallah & behind Shantipalace, Railway Bridges i.e. Chintaman Railway crossing, MR-10. Vikram Nagar, MR-5, Dalda Factory, Zero Point (Freeganj to Agar road) & on inner ring road. B) Fly over bridges i.e. Chintaman road (inner ring road) Badnagar road (inner ring road). C.C. TV Cameras were also provided at all highly traffic & city entrance point.

5. Ban on Short 3 Months RTO Diesel based public registration of transport like 500 Diesel driven Tempos was phased auto- off. While 3435 Auto Rickshaw Rickshaws, 400 /Tempo. Magic & 196 Car/Van, 32 Bus were switch to CNG fuel.

6. Promotion -- -- RTO Completed & Battery and operated E-Rickshaws operationalizati 250 are running in on of E- city. rickshaw. 7. Long 12 Months Completed & Multi – MCU Development layer parking is under of Multi-layer construction at Gopal parking. Mandir area of city & it is likely to operational within few months and one proposed in Mahakal Mandir area due to traffic congestion.

8. Retrofitting of Long 12 Months RTO It is related to particulate filters government policy in diesel driven matter (below BS-III vehicle. Standard.) 9. Checking of -- -- District Completed fuel adulteration Adm. , Continuous activity. Food Dept. Food controller, Ujjain is conducting regular checks every 03 month. Defaulter petrol pumps have been prosecuted in the fuel adulteration cases. Inspection of petrol pumps is included in routine activity of Food Controller, Ujjain.

10. Monitoring Short 3 Months RTO & It is a regular activity on vehicle Traffic & being done by RTO. fitness. Police Further MPPCB, RTO. & Traffic Police are regularly checking the vehicular exhaust emission. In year 2017-18 out of 1246 vehicle monitored by MPPCB 6 was exceeded.

11.Periodic -- -- Completed and It is a MPPCB & calibration test of regular activity & being RTO vehicular done by MPPCB & RTO. emission monitoring instrument B) Road 1. Regular -- -- MCU Work completed Dust cleaning of Continuous activity. road dust. 1) Regularly in each ward of city road cleaning were done by the staff of MCU 2) MCU has 2 nos. of mechanized, sweeping machines for road cleaning.

2. Water -- -- MCU Completed and spraying on Whenever needed road through water spraying on tankers road is carried out. Specially it is done before religious procession & monuments washing.

3. Construction Mid 6 Months PWD & Most of approx 225 of pucca MCU Km. main road, pavement along Internals Road, Ring the roads. road and by pass of the city are subjected to blacktopping or metaled road including pavement of road shoulders were already done during Simhastha – 2016 & work for remaining roads are in progress.

4. Tree Long 12 Months Forest Dept. Continuous regular plantation along & MCU activity. the roads. 1) More than 1.75 Lacs tree were planted at open area garden , Parks, Community place, Bank of Kshipra & along Road side during SIMHASTHA – 2016

2) More Than 1 Lacs tree already planted along Bank of River Kshipra upto August2018 onwards & further plantation is in progress. 5. Long 12 Months Forest Dept. Continuous regular Development & MCU activity. of green belt in 1) Municipal open areas, Corporation has gardens, parks/ already developed community most of the Garden places, schools in the city & work & in remaining Housing Gardens/Parks is societies. going on. 2) More than 1.75 Lacs tree were planted at open area, garden , Parks, Community place, Bank of Kshipra & along Road side during SIMHASTHA – 2016

6. Introduction of Long 12 Months MCU Water fountains at water 18 major traffic fountains at intersections are major traffic developed in the intersection/ Ujjain city. The Golambar/circle. identification for commissioning of water fountains is being carried out. C)Constru 1. Covering of -- -- MCU Completed and the ction construction covering of activities site. construction site is made compulsory in City & on the non compliance of provision the penalty is already in rules. 2.Transporation Mid. 6 Months MCU, Continuous activity. of construction RTO , Construction material materials like District should be covered sand, soil, stone Adm. & during transportation Chips etc. in Traffic as per MCU Rules & covered system. Police on the non - compliance of the provision the Penalty is already in Rules. MCU has proposed facility for C&D waste on payment basis in compliance of C&D Rules 2016.

3. Restriction -- -- MCU Completed. Continuous on storage of activity. Construction The storage of materials along construction material the road. is already banned along the road side & on the non - compliance of the provision the penalty is already in rules. D) Biomass 1.Restriction on -- -- MCU Completed. Continuous and open burning of activity. Regular door to garbage municipal solid door services for the burning waste, Biomass, collections of MSW is plastic carried out. MCU has horticulture issued order to prevent all waste etc. types of open burning waste. Heavy fine imposed for garbage burning. Ujjain has been Awarded for 17 th Clean City Of India in 2018 swachhatta survey. The burning of biomass, crop residue, garbage, plastic, leaves etc. are already strictly monitored & prohibited.

2. Immediate -- -- MCU Completed Continuous lifting of solid activity. It is already wastes generated in practice to lift solid from de- silting & other types of and cleaning of wastes by municipal drains mechanically. Ujjain for its disposal. has been Awarded for 17 th Clean City Of India in 2018 swachhatta survey. 3.Transportation Short 3 Months MCU Continuous activity. of municipal The Construction solid wastes, materials are construction transported in vehicles materials and debris in in which some of them covered are covered & on the system. non -compliance of provision the Penalty is already in rules. 4. Ensuring Long 12 Months Food The Avantika Gas promotion & Dept., Ltd. PNG pipe line is use of cleaner District already laid in the fuel for Adm., & most of the part of commercial oil city & its connection purposes like company. were provided for local commercial purpose Dhaba/eateries also & commercial LPG cylinder all using by them. 18 Dhaba/eateries are violating E) 1.Ensuring Mid 6 Months MPPCB Continuous activity. Industries installation and Two industries operation of air issued notice for pollution control up –Gradation & devices in one has deposited industries BG and 27 Poha units to switch over fuel from husk to gas based. Monitored by performing regular inspection & air monitoring.

2.Ensuring Short 3 Months MPPCB Regular regulation emission work already being standards in implemented by industries monitoring& compliance of standard. 3.Adoption of -- -- MPPCB Completed .More then cleaner 100 Brick Kiln already technology in shifted from Ujjain city brick kilns and at present there is no brick kiln in municipal city area. 4. Shifting of -- -- MPPCB Completed & polluting & Presently such types industries, Industry of polluting industries Dept. are not in the city area. 5. Ban on -- -- MPPCB Completed & no polluting & highly air polluting industries Industry industries permitted

Dept. in the city. Presently such types of polluting industries are not in the city area. Therefore there is no need for such action. F) 1.Installation -- -- MPPCB Completed & One Strengthen of CAAQMS CAAQMS is already ing of at Ujjain working at Mahakal AAQ Temple Ujjain since July monitoring 2017 with LED display arrangement. 2. Source Long 12 Months MPPCB Study proposed. The apportionment AQI of Ujjain city is study observed in “ Satisfactory Category” G) Public 1.Issue of -- -- MPPCB Continuous activity. Awareness advisory to Completed and public for Advisory to public for prevention and prevention and control control of air of air Pollution given pollution time to time especially during Diwali festival also. 2.Involvement Mid 6 Months MPPCB MPPCB is regularly of school and conducting public other awareness programmers. academic Workshop, drawing institution in competition awareness awareness camps, free vehicular program emission checking camps, pamphlets distribution with the help of school and other academic Institution H) Others 1. Compliance Short 3 Months MPPCB Continuous activity. of guidelines on For Control of Air & D.G. sets and Noise Pollution from the action D.G. Sets the canopy & against violation suitable venting arrangements are provided manufacturing level. No DG sets are allowed to be operated in city Ujjain without having appropriate canopy. Boards already have Laboratory to monitor complaint against D.G. set & 25 DG’s are having no canopy so action is taken as per rule. 2. Help line to -- -- MPPCB Completed and Public oversee non- & MCU helpline is already compliances on existing & operational Aforesaid issues.

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