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6.0 Activities of the Board, Objectives, Functions & Priorities 6.1 Objectives The major objectives of the Board are centred around the Pollution Control and the protection of the environmental quality. These are outlined as under: Bring about all round improvement in the quality of the environment in the State by effective implementation of the laws. Control of pollution at source to the maximum extent possible with due regard to technological achievement and economic viability as well as sensitivity of the receiving environment. This objective is being fulfilled through laying down the disposal standards as well as gaseous emission standards. Identifications of sites and development of procedures and methods for the disposal of hazardous wastes. Maximisation of re-use and re-cycle of sewage and trade effluent on land for irrigation and for industrial purpose after giving appropriate treatment and thereby economising and saving on the use of water. The practice also helps in stopping pollution of water due to reduction in discharges of waste into water bodies. Minimisation of adverse effect of pollution by selecting suitable locations for the establishment of new industrial projects. Co-ordination with other agencies of the State Government and local authorities to encourage the Common Effluent Treatment Plants and Treatment Stabilisation Disposal Facilities. Close co-ordination and rapport with educational institutions, non government organisations, Industries Associations, Government organisations, etc. to create environmental awareness. 3

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6.0 Activities of the Board, Objectives, Functions & Priorities

6.1 Objectives

The major objectives of the Board are centred around the Pollution Control and the protection of the environmental quality. These are outlined as under:

• Bring about all round improvement in the quality of the environment in the State by effective implementation of the laws.

• Control of pollution at source to the maximum extent possible with due regard to technological achievement and economic viability as well as sensitivity of the receiving environment. This objective is being fulfilled through laying down the disposal standards as well as gaseous emission standards.

• Identifications of sites and development of procedures and methods for the disposal of hazardous wastes.

• Maximisation of re-use and re-cycle of sewage and trade effluent on land for irrigation and for industrial purpose after giving appropriate treatment and thereby economising and saving on the use of water. The practice also helps in stopping pollution of water due to reduction in discharges of waste into water bodies.

• Minimisation of adverse effect of pollution by selecting suitable locations for the establishment of new industrial projects.

• Co-ordination with other agencies of the State Government and local authorities to encourage the Common Effluent Treatment Plants and Treatment Stabilisation Disposal Facilities.

• Close co-ordination and rapport with educational institutions, non government organisations, Industries Associations, Government organisations, etc. to create environmental awareness.

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6.2 Functions The function of the Board is to enforce the provisions of the following Acts, Rules and Directives issued by the Authorities from time to time.

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977

The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981

The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, various relevant Rules notified thereof:

- The Hazardous Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989;

- The Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules, 1989;

- The Coastal Zone Regulation -Declaration Notification, 1991;

- The Environmental Clearance Notification dated 14.9.2006;

- The Environment Public Hearing Rules, 1997;

- The Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998;

- The Rules for the Manufacture, Use, Import, Export and Storage of Hazardous micro-organism Genetically Engineered Organism Cell, 1989;

- The Plastics Manufacture, Sale and Usage Rules, 1999;

- Utilisation of Fly Ash - Notification of Directions, 1999;

- The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000;

- The Ozone Depleting Substances (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000;

- The Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,2000; and

- The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001

The Environmental Audit Scheme, 1996.

The Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991.

In accordance with the provisions of the above Acts and Rules the Board is carrying out following activities.

Promotion of cleanliness of wells and streams in different areas of the State.

Issuing directives for pollution control measures to the polluting units.

Prevention, control and abatement of air pollution in the State and improvement in the ambient air quality.

Advising the State Government on any matter concerning prevention and control of water and air pollution.

Approving judicious location of new industries from pollution control point of view.

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Promotion of re-use and re-cycle of sewage and trade effluent on land for irrigation.

Carrying out monitoring of rivers of the State.

Carrying out air monitoring of the major cities of the State.

Collection and compilation of technical and statistical data relating to water and air pollution.

Laying down standards for the discharge of liquid effluent and gaseous emission.

Developing methods of treatment of effluent and air pollution control equipment.

Identification of site for the disposal of hazardous wastes.

Organising training programmes, seminars and workshops regarding pollution control.

Creating awareness in the public regarding environmental pollution control.

6.3 Priorities

The area and activities deserving priority are as under:

Identification of locations in the State having severe pollution problems and minimising pollution in these areas with the help of suitable treatment of effluent and /or disposal of the effluent at a safe location through concerned agencies / authorities.

Identification and development of sites for the disposal of hazardous wastes.

Identification of major air polluting agencies and enforcement of provisions of the Air Act for the control of air emissions.

Proper selection of the sites for new industrial projects.

Common facilities for the collection, treatment and disposal of the effluent in the industrial estates.

Identification, development and adoption of clean production technologies.

Minimising discharge of effluent into streams and water bodies and promotion of re-cycling and re-use of treated effluent on land for irrigation and development of green belts.

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6.4 Activities of the Board

Activities relating to the common consents/authorisations under the Water and the Air Act and Hazardous Wastes, Bio-medical Wastes Management, Consent to Establish [formerly known as No-Objection Certificates], etc.

Processing and finalisation of Common consent and/ Authorisation applications under the Water Act and/ the Air Act and/ the Hazardous Wastes Rules. The Consolidated CCA [Common Consent Applications], processing and finalisation thereof

and issuance of Common consent and/ Authorisation applications under the Water Act and/ Air Act and/ HW Rules, 1989 is implemented with effect from April 2003 onwards. The statistics concerning CCA is as under:

Sr. Particulars W A Haz During the year 2007 -

2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for CCA on hand 1293 930 757 1700 * 13130

2. CCA granted 788 565 464 1000 9251

3. CCA rejected 273 195 130 351 2239

4. Files closed 01 - 01 03 08

5. CCA applications returned to applicant(s)

98 39 33 148 1434

6. CCA applications under scrutiny 133 131 129 198 198

W = Under the Water Act, 1974; A = Under the Air Act, and Haz = Under the Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling ) Rules, 1989. * This includes 1372 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 328 applications pending from the previous year 2006-07.

Processing and finalisation of consent applications under the Water Act

One of the primary functions of the Board is to process and finalise consent applications received from various pollution potential industrial units under the Water and Air Acts.

In accordance with the provisions of Section 25 read with Section 26 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 every polluting agency has to obtain the consent of the Board for bringing into use an outlet for the discharge of sewage or trade effluent into a stream or on land.

The statistics concerning pertaining to action taken on consent applications under the Water Act, 1974 is as follow:

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Sr. Particulars During the year 2007 - 2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for consent on hand 1293 * 24234

2. Consent granted 788 17578

3. Consent rejected 273 5185

4. Files closed 01 408

5. Applications returned to applicant(s)

98 930

6. Applications under scrutiny 133 133

* This includes 1095 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 198 applications pending from

the previous year 2006-07.

Processing and finalisation of consent applications under the Air Act

In accordance with the provisions of Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 each industry emitting gas(es) has to obtain the consent of the Board. The statistics concerning pertaining to action taken on consent applications under the Air Act, 1981 is as follow:

Sr. Particulars During the year

2007 - 2008 Cumulative

(up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for consent on hand 930 * 20305

2. Consent granted 565 15899

3. Consent rejected 195 3393

4. Files closed - 168

5. Applications returned to applicant(s)

39 714

6. Applications under scrutiny 131 131

* This includes 729 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 201 applications pending from the previous year 2006-07.

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Hazardous Waste Management

As per Hazardous Wastes (Management & Handling Rules) 1989 notified under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, every unit generating hazardous wastes and having a facility for collection, reception, treatment, transport, storage and disposal of such wastes should obtain the authorisation of the Board. During the year under report the Board continued to bring all such industries and other agencies under the ambit of the regulations. The statistics pertaining to action taken on authorisation applications under the Hazardous Wastes (Management & Handling Rules) 1989 as amended from time to time is as follow:

Sr. Particulars During the year 2007 - 2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for authorisation on hand 757 * 12279

2. Authorisation granted 464 8298

3. Authorisation rejected 130 3382

4. Files closed 01 62

5. Applications returned to applicant(s) 33 408

6. Applications under scrutiny 129 129

* This includes 584 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 173 applications pending from the previous year 2006-07.

Consent to Establish [formerly NOC-No Objection Certificates] concerning location clearance

In accordance with the provisions of Section 17 of the Water Act, 1974 and the Environmental Guidelines for Siting of Industries published by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, the Board advises concerned authorities and concerned Departments of the Government in respect of the location of an industry which is likely to pollute water or air as a result of various processes/ operations taking place therein.

The Board critically examines the location clearance cases, and determines various conditions and requirements pertaining to environmental pollution control. These conditions are conveyed to the applicant and on receipt of the commitment by the applicant in respect of fulfilling these requirements the Board issues location clearance certificates.

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The statistics concerning Consent to Establish [formerly NOC-No Objection Certificates] / location clearance applications is as follow:

.

Sr. Particulars During the year 2007 - 2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for Consent to Establish on hand

1505 * 25700

2. Consent to Establish issued 820 19478

3. Applications for Consent to Establish rejected

424 5226

4. Files closed 09 501

5. Applications returned to applicant(s) 69 312

6. Applications under scrutiny 183 183

* This includes 1202 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 303 applications pending from the previous year 2006-07.

The Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 As per the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 notified under the

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the occupier in relation to any institution generating bio-medical waste which includes a hospital, nursing home, clinic, dispensary, veterinary institution, animal house, pathological laboratory, blood bank by whatever name called; as well as an operator of a facility for the collection, reception, storage, transport, treatment, disposal etc, should apply in Form I and obtain authorisation of the Board, within notified time schedule. The statistics pertaining to action taken on authorisation applications under the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 is as follow:.

Sr. Particulars During the year 2007 - 2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1. Applications for authorisation on hand 2633 * 13185

2. Authorisation issued 2457 11759

3. Authorisation rejected 39 499

4. Files closed - 02

5. Applications returned to applicant(s) 27 815

6. Applications under scrutiny 110 110

* This includes 2049 applications received during the year 2007–08 and 584 applications pending from the previous year 2006-07.

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The Plastics Manufacture, Sales & Usage Rules 1999

The MoEF, GoI published the notification under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 on 'Recycle Plastic (Manufacture And Usage) Rules, 1999' has now been amended as 'Plastics Manufacture, Sales & Usage Rules, 2003' on 17th June 2003.

The Prescribed Authority for enforcement of the provisions of these rules related to manufacture and recycling is the State Pollution Control Board and the prescribed authority for enforcement of the provisions of these rules related to the use, collection, segregation, transportation and disposal is the District Collector/Deputy Commissioner of the concerned district where no such Authority has been constituted by the State Government/Union Territory administration under any law regarding non-biodegradable garbage.

Important provisions :

(1) No person shall manufacture, stock, distribute or sell carry bags made of virgin or recycled plastic bags which are less than 20 cms x 30 cms (8 x 12 inches) in size and which do not conform to the minimum thickness of 20 micron.

(For the purposes of this rule, the minimum weight of 50 carry bags made of virgin or recycled plastics shall be 105 gms. plus or minus 5% variation and the carry bags of larger sizes shall be of proportionate increase in weight).

(2) No vendor shall use carry bags made of recycled plastic for storing, carrying, dispensing or packaging of foodstuffs.

(3) No vendor shall use containers made of recycled plastics for storing, carrying, dispensing or packaging of foodstuffs”

(4) Every occupier manufacturing carry bags or containers of virgin plastic or recycled plastic or both shall make an application to the State Pollution Control Board for grant of registration or renewal of registration for his unit.

(5) Carry bags and containers made of virgin plastic shall be in natural shade or white.

The statistics pertaining to implementation of these rules are as under:

Sr. Particulars During the year 2007 - 2008

Cumulative (up to 31.3.2008)

1 Applications for registration received 51 232

2 Registration issued 50 153

3 Closure direction issued under section 5 of EPA

32 47

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Various places of different municipalities jointly visited with staff of respective Nagarpalika to aware and ask local bodies to seize such plastic bags, not as per these Rules.

RO, Bhavnagar

Sr. Name of Nagarpalika

No.s of

places visited

Date

1 Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan 37 06/09/2007 & 07/09/20 07

2 Jafarabad Nagar Seva Sadan 9 12/09/2007 3 Rajula Nagar Seva Sadan 23 12/09/2007 4 Damnagar Nagar Seva Sadan 9 14/09/2007 5 Babra Nagar Seva Sadan 14 14/09/2007 6 Valbhipur Nagar Seva Sadan 9 17/09/2007 7 Sihor Nagar Seva Sadan 11 17/09/2007 8 Botad Nagar Seva Sadan 27 19/09/2007 9 Gadgada Nagar Seva Sadan 9 19/09/2007 10 Gariadhar Nagar Seva Sadan 6 21/09/2007 11 Palitana Nagar Seva Sadan 5 21/09/2007 12 Talaja Nagar Seva Sadan 18 25/09/2007

Sampling and monitoring under the Water, Air and EP Acts

Sampling and analysis under the Water Act During the period under report, the Board carried out collection and analysis of 13802 water

samples with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories including Central Laboratory at Gandhinagar. These samples also include from industrial and domestic effluents, from river and ground water collected under GEMS and MINARS Projects and under the provisions of the Water Act and the EP Act, during 2007 – 08.

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed

Central Lab 91 Ahmedabad 3174 Mehsana 461 Vadodara 1518 Surat 2021 Rajkot 895 Bharuch 2463 Vapi 2065 Jamnagar 554 Godhra 127 Bhavnagar 433

Total 13802

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Sampling and analysis under the Air Act

During the period under report, the Board carried out collection and analysis of 5478 samples from various stacks emitting gases under the Air Act, 1981 with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories including Central Laboratory at Gandhinagar. These samples also include the gaseous samples collected from various plants of thermal power, fertilisers, bulk drug, oil refineries, petrochemicals, pulp and paper, etc., during 2007 – 08.

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed

Central Lab 12 Ahmedabad 461 Mehsana 216 Vadodara 464 Surat 851 Rajkot 482 Bharuch 785 Vapi 819 Jamnagar 1078 Godhra 64 Bhavnagar 246

Total 5478

Sampling and analysis under the Hazardous Waste Management During the period under report, the Board carried out analysis of 287 samples of hazardous

wastes with the help of all its Regional Offices and their laboratories including Central Laboratory at Gandhinagar, during 2007 – 08.

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed

Central lab 17

Ahmedabad 60

Mehsana 13

Vadodara 82

Surat 91

Rajkot -

Bharuch 10

Vapi 07

Jamnagar -

Godhara 02

Bhavnagar 05

Total 287

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6.5. Pollution Control Measures Installation of Effluent Treatment Plants :

During the period under report, 126 industrial units have installed effluent treatment plants. These include installation and commissioning of effluent treatment plants by various industries viz. thermal power, fertilisers, bulk drug, oil refineries, petrochemicals, pulp and paper, dye and dyes intermediates, etc. In addition to these industries, many units have also upgraded and modified their existing effluent treatment plants during the period under report. The total number of effluent treatment plants installed and commissioned up to 31.3.2008 is 5573. Couple of industries located in groups or cluster have also initiated activities for the common effluent treatment plants.

Installation of Air Pollution Control Equipment

As a part of action taken by the Board for the implementation of the Air Act, in terms of issuing directives in the form of consent conditions to the various industrial units, during the year 2007-08 as many as 129 industries have installed air pollution control equipment for the control of emission of Suspended Particulate Matter, Sulphur Dioxide, Ammonia, Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Hydrogen sulphide, dye and dyes intermediates, etc. These include industries like various plants of thermal power, cement, fertilisers, bulk drug, oil refineries, petrochemicals, pulp and paper, etc. The total number of industrial units having air pollution control equipment as on March 31, 2008 is 4323.

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6.6. CETP [Common Effluent Treatment Plant] in Gujarat (as on March 2008)

Sr. Management’s name and location No.s of members

Capacity in MLD Status

1. The Green Environment Services Co-op. Society Ltd. 244-251, Phase II, GIDC Vatva, Ahmedabad

518 16 operational

2. Odhav Enviro Project Ltd., 25, GIDC Odhav, Ahmedabad 60 1.2 operational

3. Gujarat Vepari Maha Mandal Sahkari Udhyogik Vasahat Ltd. 181, GVMM Industrial Estate, Odhav, Ahmedabad

357 1 operational

4. Odhav Green Enviro Project Association, 394, GIDC Odhav, Ahmedabad 3 1 operational

5. Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd., 512-515, Phase I, GIDC Naroda, Ahmedabad 242 3 operational

6. Narol Dyestuff Enviro Society, 1083 Near Vishal Textile Mill, B/h Narol-Court, Narol, Ahmedabad

12 0.10 operational

7. Sanand Eco Projects Ltd. (Incineration system) Ajanta Industrial Estate, Iyara – Sanand Dist: Ahmedabad

16 0.20 operational

8. Pollution Advisory Committee, NIA[Nandesari Industries Association] 153/A, GIDC Nandesari District Vadodara

168 5.5 operational

9. Enviro Infrastructure Co. Ltd. ECP Canal road, Umraya, Ta. Padra District Vadodara

44 2.25 operational

10. Enviro Technology Ltd., 2413/2414, GIDC Estate, Ankleshwar, District Bharuch

224 1 operational

11. Bharuch Eco-Aqua Infrastructure Ltd.,(BEAIL), Ankleshwar 967 40 operational

12. Panoli Enviro Technology Ltd. 619, GIDC Estate, Panoli, District Bharuch 101 1 operational

13. Globe Enviro Care Ltd. [chemical units], PP 1, Off road no. 2, B/h Kay Tex Mills, GIDC Estate, Sachin - Surat

35 0.5 operational

14. Sachin Enviro Infra Ltd., [process houses] P/2, GIDC Sachin Dist: Surat 55 50 operational

15. Palsana Enviro Protection Ltd., 110 20.97 operational

16. Vapi Waste & Effluent Management Co. Ltd., 4807, Phase IV, GIDC Vapi, District Valsad

725 55 operational

17. Perfect Enviro Control System Pvt. Ltd., 731/2, GIDC Sarigam, District Valsad

6 0.4 operational

18. Veraval Industries Association 5/6, GIDC Veraval, District Junagadh 42 6 operational

19. Jetpur Dyeing & Printing Association Kankiya Plot, Jetpur, District Rajkot 1200 5.4 operational

20. Shri Dhareshwar GIDC Vistar Associaton, Nr. Dhareshwar Temple, National Highway, Navagadh, Rajkot

23 0.068 operational

21. Jay Kay Enviro-Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Kalipat, Bhavnagar road, Rajkot 103 0.025 operational

22. Rajkot Electroplating Association, Rajkot Shapar (Veraval), Ta: Kotadasangani dist: Rajkot

23 0.01 operational

23. Bavla Eco Project. Sr No: 1440/P, Opp : Ganpati Boil Center. Ta : Bavla. Dist : Ahmedabad.

12 1.0 operational

24. Vinayak Jal Sudhikaran Co.Op.Soc.Ltd. C/o . Tirupati Agro Ind. At Bavla. Dist : Ahmedabad.

20 1.5 operational

25. Kalol GIDC Industries Association 65/66, GIDC Estate Kalol, District Gandhinagar

20 0.15 operational

26. Pandesara Green Co-op. Society Ltd., GIDC - Surat Under up gradation

27. New Palsana Industries Association, Plot 2, Block 194 B, Village aleshwar, Ta: Palsana Dist: Surat

- - Proposed

28. Jamnagar Electroplaters Association, Jamnagar - - Proposed

29. SEZ of Zydus Cadila, Changodar, District Ahmedabad - - Proposed

30. SEZ of Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Association, Changodar, District Ahmedabad

- - Proposed

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6.7. Hazardous wastes facilities in Gujarat Common TSDF

There are seven Common Hazardous Waste TSDF [Treatment Stabilisation Disposal Facilities] in operation in Gujarat

[As on March 2008]

Sr. Operator of TSDF 1. Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd., Naroda, Ahmedabad 2. Green Environment Co-operative Society Ltd., Vatva, Ahmedabad. 3. Nandesari Enviro Control Ltd., Nandesari, Vadodara 4. Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Ltd., Ankleshwar 5. Vapi Waste & Effluent Management Co. , Vapi 6. Gujarat Enviro Protection & Infrastructure Ltd., Surat 7. Gujarat Maritime Board, Alang dist: Bhavnagar

.

CHWIF [Common Hazardous Wastes Incineration Facility] in Gujarat

Sr. Operator of CHWIF 1. Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Ltd., Ankleshwar 2. Nandesari Enviro Control Ltd., GIDC Nandesari - Vadodara 3. Gujarat Enviro Project Infrastructure Ltd., Surat 4. Vapi Waste & Effluent Management Co. Ltd., Vapi

Captive Hazardous Waste Disposal Facilities Sr. Management’s name

1. Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd., PO: Dahej Dist: Bharuch

2. Indian Petro Chemicals Corporation Ltd., Vadodara. PO: Petrochemicals Dist: Vadodara 391346

3. Metro Chem Ind.s Ltd., Ekalbara, PO: Umraya, Ta: Padra, Dist: Vadodara

4. Colour Synth Group of Industries, Sr. no. 12, Block 244, Village Jiav, Ta: Choryasi Dist: Surat

5. Atul Products Ltd., Agro Chemicals Div. Atul Dist: Valsad 396020

6. Panchmahal Steel Ltd, GIDC Estate Kalol, dist: Panchmahal

7. Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd., PO: Petrochemicals Dist: Vadodara 391346

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8. Shree Ram Alkalies & Chemicals, Jhagadia. 749, GIDC Jhagdia, dist: Bharuch 393110

9. Gujarat Refinery, Vadodara IOCL, Reliance Division, PO: Jawaharnagar Dist: Vadodara 391320

10. Indian Petrochemicals Ltd., Gandhar Petrochemical Complex, PO: Dahej Ta: Vagra, district Bharuch 392120

11. Reliance Petroleum Ltd., Jamnagar Village Moti Khavdi, PO: Digvijaynagar Dist: Jamnagar 361140

12. Indo Gulf Corporation Ltd.; Unit Birla Copper HINDALCO Ind. Ltd., PO: Dahej district Bharuch 392130

13. Agrimore Ltd., Atul PO: Atul Dist: Valsad 396020

14. Maradia Chemicals Ltd., Mardianagar Sitagadh, Ta: Sayla, Dist: Surendranagar (industry closed)

Captive Hazardous Waste Incinerators Sr. Name of Industry location District 1. IPCL Vadodara Vadodara 2. Transpek Ind. Ltd (Ekalbara), Ekalbara Ta. Padra Vadodara. 3. Tarak Chemicals Ltd., Karkhadi Ta. Padra Vadodara 4. Admarc Polycoat Company Padra Vadodara 5. GSFC – Polymer Unit Vadodara Vadodara 6. EI Dupont Savli Vadodara 7. Newage Industrial Oil (P) Ltd Savli Vadodara 8. Heavy Water Project Vadodara Vadodara 9. LanXess ABS Ltd., Poicha Ta: Savli Vadodara 10. Gujarat Insecticides Ltd., Ankleshwar Bharuch 11. United Phosphorous Ltd., (Unit II) Ankleshwar Bharuch 12. Lupin Agrochem India Ltd. Ankleshwar Bharuch 13. Rallis India Ltd., Ankleshwar Bharuch 14. Pesticides India Ltd., Ankleshwar Bharuch 15. Godrej Industries, Ankleshwar Bharuch 16. Ficom Organics Ankleshwar Bharuch 17. IPCL, Dahej Bharuch 18. Wockhardt Ltd., (bulk drug divn), Ankleshwar Bharuch 19. Cadila Health Care Ankleshwar Bharuch 20. Zydus Cadila, Ankleshwar Bharuch 21. Hikal Ltd., Ankleshwar Bharuch 22. Isagro Asia Agrochemical Ltd., Ankleshwar Bharuch 23. Narmada Chematur Petrochemical Ltd., Bharuch Bharuch 24. Bilag Industries Vapi Valsad

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25. Atul Industries Ltd., Atul Valsad 26. Sabero Organic Gujarat Ltd., Sarigam Valsad 27. United Phosphorous Ltd., Vapi Valsad 28. Cyanide & Chemicals Co. Ltd., Olpad Surat 29. Colourtex Industries Ltd., Pandisara Surat 30. Excel Industries Ltd., Bhavnagar Bhavnagar 31. Dishman Pharmaceutical & Chemicals Ltd Lodariyal Ahmedabad 32. Shreeji Petrochem Vithol, Ta: Halol Panchmahal 33. LanXess ABS Ltd., Kalol Panchmahal 34. Casil Health Care Ltd., Nani Kadi Mehsana 35. Reliance Industries Ltd., Motikhavdi Jamnagar 36. KSEZ Planstic Units Association KSEZ, Gandhidham Kutch 37. Sun Plastic, Plot 5,6, Shed 1, Sector 10 B Gandhidham Kutch 38. Chemical And Dyestuff Nadiad Kheda

6.8 Domestic Sewage Treatment Plants Municipal township/ colony's Sewage Treatment Plants in Gujarat

[As on March 2008]

Sr. Location Operator’s name Status

1. IFFCO, Colony, Kalol dist: Gandhinagar IFFCO, Kalol dist: Gandhinagar In operation

2. ONGC Colony, Palavasana dist: Mehsana ONGC, Mehsana Estate, Palavasana dist: Mehsana

In operation

3. Tilaknagar, Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation, Bhavnagar

Bhavnagar Municipal Corporation Not in operation

4. Ultra Tech Cement Co.- Narmada Cement Works' colony at Jafrabad District Amreli

Ultra Tech Cement Co. Ltd., at Kovaya District Amreli

In operation

5. Ultra Tech Cement Co.- Gujarat Cement Works’ township at Kovaya Taluka Rajula District Amreli

Ultra Tech Cement Co. Ltd., at Kovaya District Amreli

In operation

6. Talaja, District Bhavnagar Talaja Nagarpalika In operation

7. Air Port township, Jamnagar Air Port Authority of India, Jamnagar In operation

8. RIL township, Jamnagar RIL, Jamnagar In operation

9. Essar township, Jamnagar Essar Ltd., Jamnagar In operation

10. IFFCO township, Gandhidham IFFCO Ltd., Gandhidham In operation

11. Tata township, Mithapur Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur In operation

12. Valsad Sewage Treatment Plant Valsad Municipality, Valsad In operation

13. Anjana Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

14. Bhatar Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

15. Bamroli Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

16. Singanpore Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

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17. Karanj Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

18. Bhesan Sewage Treatment Plant SMC, Surat In operation

19. Behrampura, Ahmedabad Old Pirana Sewage Treatment Plant, AMC, Ahmedabad

In operation

20. Narol, Ahmedabad New Pirana Terminal Sewage Pumping Station, AMC, Ahmedabad

In operation

21. Vasna, Ahmedabad Old Vasna Sewage treatment plant, AMC, Ahmedabad

In operation

22. Vasna, Ahmedabad New Vasna Terminal Sewage Pumping Station, AMC, Ahmedabad

In operation

23. Narol, Ahmedabad Proposed ASP technology based, near Pirana lagoon type STP, AMC, Ahmedabad

Proposed

24. Behrampura, Ahmedabad Proposed ASP technology based, near Pirana UASB, AMC, Ahmedabad

Proposed

25. Vasna, Ahmedabad Proposed ASP technology based, near Vasna, UASB, AMC, Ahmedabad

Proposed

26. Vinzol, Ahmedabad Proposed ASP technology based, near Village Vinzol, AUDA, Ahmedabad

Proposed

27. Gyaspur, Ahmedabad Proposed ASP technology based, near Village Gyaspur, AUDA, Ahmedabad

Proposed

28. Atladra, Vadodara Vadodara Municipal Corporation, Vadodara

In operation

29. Tarsali, Vadodara Vadodara Municipal Corporation, Vadodara

In operation

30. Gajrawadi, Vadodara Vadodara Municipal Corporation, Vadodara

In operation

31. Vallabh Vidyanagar Vallabh Vidyanagar, Dist: Anand In operation

32. Anand (only oxidation pond) Anand Municipality, Anand Not in operation

33. IPCL, Township, Vadodara IPCL, Vadodara In operation

34. IOCL Refinery, Township, Vadodara IOC, Gujarat Refinery, Vadodara In operation

35. Nirma, Township, Savli Nirma Ltd., Savli district Vadodara In operation

36. GSFC Fertilizernagar, Vadodara GSFC, Fertilizernagar, Vadodara In operation

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6.9. Bio-medical wastes facilities in Gujarat Common CBMWF [Common Bio-Medical Waste Facilities]

(as on March 2008)

Sr. Name, Address & phone of

CBMWF Districts covered

HCFs covered

beds covered

1. En-vision Engineers (P) Ltd. Bhatar Disposal Site, Surat Municipal Corporation, Gokulnagar, Nr. Azadnagar road, Bhatar, Surat (o) 0261- 2470653, 2472374,

Fax : 0261- 2478518, (M) 94261 18309

Surat, Valsad, Bharuch, Navsari, Dang

3081 10,250

2. Semb Ramky Environmental Management Private Ltd. Plot 28, Ashwamegh, Changodar GIDC, Ta: Sanand, Dist. Ahmedabad. (o) 079-6304248/ 6301520 (M) 9898491191

Ahmedabad Gandhinagar

989 8681

3. Pollucare Biomedical Management Pvt. Ltd., Plot 182, Geratnagar, Ta. Duskoi, Ahmedabad (o) 079- 7558070 (M) 9925004645

Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Anand, Kheda,

451 3186

4. E-Coli Waste Management System, Plot 14/1, Saket Ind. Estate, Vill. Moraiya, Ta. Sanand, Ahmedabad (o) 079- 27560808 (M) 98254194049 (W) 02717-251695, 9909947570

Sabarkantha Banaskantha, Mehsana, Surendranagar Ahmedabad

980 4095

5.

Care BMW Incineration, Plot 1216, Santej, Ta. Kalol, Dist: Gandhinagar. (o) 7454687 (M) 9825323330

Ahmedabad Mehsana Patan, Anand

1648 6739

6.

Quantum Environment Engineers Nr. Sewage treatment plant, Survey no. 467/1, Atladra-Munjmahuda, Vadodara (o) 0265-2353258-59 Fax: 0265- 2354119 (M) 9825050490

Vadodara 1298 6500

7 Samvedana BMW Incinerator Plot 217/1, Chandrapura Industrial Estate, Ta. Halol, Dist: Panchmahal (W) 02692-261514, (M) 9227125467

Panchmahal, Dahod, Anand, Vadodara

900 6760

8. Distro Med Services, Kuvadwa GIDC, Plot 272-273, Rajkot-Ahmedabad NH, Rajkot (o) 0281-2225233, 2382853

Rajkot, Amreli, Kutch

1495 8200

9. BMW-IMA, Bhavnagar GMP Godown, 111/F, Old Bundar, Bhavnagar (o) 0278-2429750/ 2426097, (M) 9824220712

Bhavnagar. 432 3579

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[Contd. from prepage]

10 Dev. Bio-Medical Waste Management services Plot 768 A, GIDC, Phase II, Dred, Jamnagar (o) 0288-2670000/ 2558027, (M) 9824293709

Jamnagar 150 2000

11 Girnar Bio Medical Waste Services. Managed by : Sorath Tabibi Sangh. Plot 1746, GIDC II, Dolatpura, Junagadh (M) 9825262156

Junagadh 355 1855

12 Porbandar Manav Seva Charitable Trust, Ravaliya Plot, Nr. Ghediya School, Porbandar 360 575 Survey no. 82/1, Nr. GIDC, Khapat Village, Dist. Porbandar (o) 0286 - 2246374 (M) 9426205681

Porbandar 183 330

Total 11962 62175

Name of Hospitals with own (BMW) Incinerator Sr. Name of Hospital No. of Beds

1. Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad 1822

2. Samarpan General Hospital, Dwarka road, Jamnagar 200

3. Tata Chemical Hospital, Mithapur, Jamnagar 140

4. General Hospital, Deesa, Dist: Banaskantha 63

5. Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital, Nadiad, Kheda 140

6. The Cambay General Hospital, Anand 160

7. Shri Krishna Hospital & Pramukh Swami Medical College, Karamsad, Anand 500

8. Western Railway Main Hospital, Dahod 130

9. Kashiben Gordhandas Patel Children Hospital, Jalaram marg, Vadodara 135

10. SSG Hospital, Nr. Aradhna cinema, Vadodara 1013

11. K.M. Shah Dental College and Hospital, Waghodia-Vadodara 750

12. New Civil Hospital, Majura Gate, Surat 1050

13. Shri Sardar Smarak Hospital, Bardoli, Dist: Surat 200

14. KAPS (Kakrapar Atomic Power Station) Hospital, Anumala, Surat 50

15. Haria Lakhamshi Govindji Rotary Hospital & Nukem Blood Bank, Vapi dist: Valsad

200

16. General Hospital, Nadiad, Kheda 210

17. Shree Sayaji Hospital, Petlad, Anand 119

18. Kailash Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Goraj, Waghodia 135

Total 7,017

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6.10. The Municipal Solid Wastes (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000 The MSW (M & H) Rules 2000 came into force from 25/9/2000. It is obligatory on the part of

all the municipal authorities to arrange for collection, segregation, transportation and suitable disposal of municipal wastes of the municipal towns/ cities. They need to obtain authorisation of the GPCB for the compliance of these Rules. Under these rules all municipal authorities responsible for collection, segregation, storage, transportation, processing & disposal of municipal solid wastes are covered.

The municipal authority or an operator of a facility needs to make an application in Form-I, for grant of authorization for setting up of waste processing and disposal facility including landfills, to the state Board.

As of now, there are 159 Nagarpalika, 7 Municipal Corporations, 5 Notified Areas and 1 Urban Development Authority in the State of Gujarat. Many LBs [Local Bodies] have declared as ULBs [Urban Local Bodies] by the State Government.

Out of 172, the Board granted authorization to 141 local bodies. Recently, notified ULBs [Urban Local Bodies] are yet to obtain authorisation of the Board.

The concept of common secured landfills is applied in the State for treatment and disposal of the Municipal Solid Waste generated in the State. As a result, GUDCL, identified 13 clusters inclusive of 96 ULBs. 39 ULBs are linked with various Municipal Corporations and AUDA. 9 ULBs brought within ambit of GERRP- Gujarat Earthquake Rehabilitation and Reconstruction project. The issue of landfill site selection for remaining 23 ULBs, shall be resolved subsequently, by GUDCL. The MSW generated from ULBs located within such clusters, shall be disposed of vermi-composting for 150 ULBs and microbial composting for 11 ULBs of 1 lakh population. The vermi-composting plant at 15 ULBs are in operation and plants for 78 ULBs are under progress.

In accordance with the notification dated 14.9.2006, published by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, New Delhi, the common municipal solid wastes management facilities shall obtain environmental clearance from the SEIAA(State Environmental Impact Assessment Authority) of the State.

• Following municipalities initiated activity to develop MSW disposal site: 1. Gariadhar (dist: Bhavnagar) 2. Talaja (dist: Bhavnagar)

3. Gadhada (dist: Bhavnagar) 4. Chalala (dist: Bhavnagar)

5. Lathi (dist: Amreli) 6. Bagasara (dist: Amreli)

• Alang/Sosiya notified area site is already developed.

6.11. The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001 The Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules came into existence with effect from 16th of

May 2001 under powers conferred to Environment Protection Act, 1986.

Under these rules, every manufacturer, importer, reconditioner, assembler, dealer, recycler, auctioneer, consumer and bulk consumer involved in manufacture, processing, sale, repurchase & use of batteries or components thereof is covered.

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For the implementation of these rules in the state of Gujarat, Gujarat Pollution Control Board started inventory, which is an on- going process, and until now, 533 shops engaged in battery sales, services monitored.

The Board advised all Manufacturers to publish an advertisement in local dailies at least twice in a year to create awareness among public regarding the use of lead acid batteries and statutory requirement under the Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001. Seminars, workshops were organised to educate people involved in battery activities for effective implementation of these Rules. On 13.2.2008, the Tudor India Ltd., organised such awareness programme at Palanpur.

The Board receives half yearly returns in prescribed forms specified for each category viz. manufacturer, importer, reconditioner, assembler, recycler, auctioneer, consumer and bulk consumer. These returns are scrutinised and annual report is submitted to CPCB periodically. The Dealers are required to file half yearly return to the manufacturer. Even though, the Board is carrying out monitoring of these Dealers. The Board also guide to fill up half yearly returns. In order to protect environment they are also being educated about the concept of buy back of used lead acid batteries and advantage thereof. This will help to discourage unorganised sector of unauthorised transaction of lead acid batteries.

6.12. Collection of Water Cess The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess, Act 1977 provides for levy and

collection of cess from the industries and local authorities for the water consumed by them. With a view to augment the resources of the Central and the State Boards for the Prevention and Control of Pollution, the Government of India have made necessary rules under the said Act which were notified on 26th July 1978 under Section 17 of the Act. The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has been declared as an ‘Authority’ for collecting water cess from the industries and local bodies in the State. Under Section 6 of the said Act, powers to levy and effect recovery of water cess have been delegated to the Member Secretary of the Board and powers to remit the recovery to the Central Government under Section 6 (4) of the Act has been conferred to the Board by the State Government.

Under Section 13 of the said Act, a provision has been made for appeal by any person or local body aggrieved by an order of the cess assessment. For this, an Appellate Committee, headed by the Chairman of the Board, has been constituted.

The status regarding the assessment of water cess collection was as follow:

year Sr. Particulars

2005 - 2006 2006 - 2007 2007 - 2008

1. Number of units assessed 3,724 2,811 2,104

2. Number of assessment order issued. 6,127 4,758 4,511

3. Amount collected Rs. in lakh 950.49 1,684.19 1,101.73

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6.13. Air Action Plans- Plans - Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Vapi & Gandhinagar.

[1] Ahmedabad Air Pollution Control Action Plan

During the period under report, EPCA – [Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority] constituted as per the Supreme Court’s order by the MoEF, GoI, under the Chairmanship of Shri Bhure Lal, accompanied with Ms Sunita Narain, Member, EPCA and Shri Nazimuddin, Environmental Engineer, CPCB, Delhi, conducted review meeting at Ahmedabad on 27.11.2007.

EPCA complemented all the officials and noted that the progress made in the implementation of the Air Action Plan for Ahmedabad was very satisfactory. They anticipated continuity of similar trend in future.

Bringing down Air Pollution level in Ahmedabad

Through the implementation of the Air Pollution Action Plan, it has been possible to bring down SPM [suspended particulate matter and RSPM [Respirable suspended particulate matter] in the city of Ahmedabad significantly.

The results of Ambient Air Quality monitoring in Residential areas under NAMP program indicate RSPM 86 microgram per cubic meter in year 2007, against 96 in year 2006, 134 in year 2005 and as high as 198 in year 2001.

85 cities in India monitored periodically, to record RSPM [Respirable suspended particulate matter] level, under the NAMP [National Ambient Monitoring Programme], the report of the CPCB, Delhi for polluting cities based on ambient air quality, shows the ranking of Ahmedabad improved from 4th in year 2001 to 13th in year 2005, and 43rd in year 2006 position.

At Nehru Bridge, RSPM was found 158 microgram per cubic metre in 2005 which has come down to 133 in year 2006, and further improved to 105 in year 2007. Air quality is monitored at 14 stations and they overall indicates fall in SPM and RSPM. In regard to SO2 [sulphur dioxides] and NOx [oxides of nitrogen] which are the other relevant parameters in assessing the quality of air, in all stations, they remained within limits.

Progress achieved :

The major milestones achieved in implementation of Ahmedabad Air Action Plan are as follows:

Total 56 CNG stations are operational in Ahmedabad : 46 by Adanis and 10 by HPCL. AMC / AMTS has put 591 CNG buses on road along with 50 low floor Euro -III Diesel buses. GSRTC is running 155 CNG buses on Ahmedabad - Gandhinagar route and entire fleet on this route in on CNG mode. There are more than 38,000 CNG auto rickshaws in Ahmedabad; out of which 25,000 are new rickshaws while rest are conversion.

Under Vehicle Inspection Program, 120 new PUC Centres as per revised system are registered in Ahmedabad; which consists of 99 Centres for Petrol vehicles (with four gas analyser) and 19 for diesel vehicles.

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Regarding industrial air pollution control, identified industries having major boilers are in process of further up-gradation of air pollution control measures in form of ESP [electro static precipitators], Bag Filters. The industrial units are categorised based on fuel consumption & performance of existing APCD [air pollution control devices]. Out of 129 units, first 32 units have already procured bag filters & ESP. Remaining units are in process of upgrading their APCD. Over 200 industrial units in Ahmedabad have switched over to Natural Gas as fuel.

Based on the report prepared by L.D.Engineering College, Ahmedabad, on ‘Integrated air pollution control system for cupola foundries’ in Ahmedabad, foundry Units are in process of carrying out technological up-gradation.

AMC has initiated construction of 12 kms corridor as a part of BRTS (Bus Rapid Transit System) to enhance public transport. District Civil Supplies officials have inspected 116 units engaged in Lubricating Oil mfg / trading units, seized goods worth Rs. 65.32 Lakhs and launched prosecution in 4 cases. AMC and AUDA have undertaken several projects of construction of flyover, over bridges, underpass, river bridge, widening of roads, etc. under traffic and transportation management.

[2] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Vadodara Vadodara is among non-attainment city as per CPCB's reference in terms of air pollutants

SO2, RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan is being implemented and monitored by the District level Task Force headed by Collector, Vadodara.

During the period under report, the Task Force, Vadodara reviewed progress of implementation. Few important milestones of this action plan are as under:

Now, there are 7 CNG filling stations [3 GAIL & 4 Adani], 3 Auto LPG [1 Reliance & 2 private] filling stations functional in Vadodara district. The pipeline for online filling of gas by Adani is almost completed. Out of three, two CNG filling stations of GAIL have online filling facility. 6 additional CNG stations are likely to be commissioned during the year 2008.

Out of 48 PUC Centres, 33 Centres for petrol vehicles and 15 Centres for diesel vehicles which are in operation. RTO carries out road inspection for polluting vehicles on regular basis and fined the defaulters.

Up to December 2008, 1336 LMVs (light motor vehicles) and 5563 autorikshows were converted on CNG. In addition, 8698 LMVs were also converted on LPG.

60 count down clocks were functional at various traffic junctions. Among three proposed flyover for the city, 40 % construction work of Vadsar flyover is

completed. Planning for rest flyover is under progress. Nearly the entire city area is covered under door to door municipal waste collection system. Around 60 industries located in and around Vadodara city are operating on natural gas. There are 69 units identified under Air Action Plan and the Board regularly monitors these

industries. Ambient air quality monitoring is carried out from six critical stations and 3 additional

monitoring stations introduced under the SAMP [State Ambient Monitoring Programme]. Most petrol pumps are fitted with premix dispensers. There are 24 registered retrofitters of CNG kits in the city.

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[3] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Ankleshwar- district Bharuch Ankleshwar has been identified as a 'non-attainment' town by the CPCB, Delhi, in terms of air

pollutants SO2, RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan to mitigate the situation has been drawn up as directed by the CPCB, Delhi. in line of the Air Action Plan - Ahmedabad. The approved plan is being monitored by the District level Task Force headed by District Collector, Bharuch.

During the period under report, five meetings of Task Force, Bharuch held at district level for review and implementation of Air Action Plan.

At present only two CNG stations are functional in Ankleshwar and Bharuch.

Supply of Bharat-II norms fuel and Registration of only Bharat-II compliance new vehicles started since 1.4.2005.

A team of Dist. Supply officer & Mamlatdar carry out checking of petrol pumps for fuel adulteration of Naphtha, Kerosene and solvent, every month. FC & CA dept. has issued a circular to maintain at least 500 metre distance between storage of kerosene and petrol/diesel. Names of defaulters petrol pumps are published in news papers as well as broadcast on local channel.

Six newly registered PUC centres for Petrol and Diesel as per new norms are put in operation.

Ankleshwar Nagarpalika & Ankleshwar Notified area are developing facility for door-to-door collection of garbage and litters and disposal site for MSW.

For control of industrial air pollution, supplementary air pollution control action plan is prepared and is under implementation. Three rounds of survey was carried out for inventory of industrial units using solid convention fuel, having process emission etc. 273 industrial units have installed APCM.

366 industries are running on natural gas.

Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality sampling carried out at 9 critical points.

Control Room was opened and operated at RO, Bharuch during winter.

Survey of chemicals trading as well as industrial units was carried out for identification of source of fugitive emission.

[4] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Surat

Surat is among non-attainment city as per CPCB's reference in terms of air pollutants SO2, RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan is being implemented and monitored by the District level Task Force headed by District Collector, Surat.

During the period under report, progress of implementation was reviewed by the Task Force, Surat. Important milestones of this task are as under:

Registration of new vehicles having Bharat II norms for 2 & 3 wheelers, and Bharat-III norms for 4 wheelers made compulsory.

Supply of fuel is conforms to Euro-III norms started. 39 (Petrol) & 11 (Diesel) i.e. total 50 computerised PUC centres are put in operation. On road

vehicle inspection is regularly carried out by FSL, DSO & RTO.

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Construction of 5 bridges & 29 traffic signals, 89 traffic island & 4 flyovers are completed by SMC & 4 flyovers are under planning.

Out of total 76 petrol pump outlets, 52 outlets have premix oil dispensers. 18 CNG stations & 5 LPG stations are in operation. Total CNG vehicles are 26020 & LPG

vehicles are 12204. 8 Ambient Air Quality monitoring stations are in operation. 220 air pollution potential units are identified for air pollution control monitoring under air

action plan. City bus services is plied through private operators in Surat. Door to door garbage collection system is introduced in all the city zones of Surat.

[5] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Rajkot Rajkot is among non-attainment city as per CPCB's reference in terms of air pollutants

RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan is being implemented and monitored by the District level Task Force headed by District Collector, Rajkot.

During the period under report, meetings of Task Force, Rajkot took place on monthly basis and progress of implementation was reviewed. Few important milestones of this task are as under:

Supply of Bharat-II norms fuel and Registration of only Bharat-II compliance new vehicle started since 1.4.2005.

All petrol pumps are selling 5% ethanol-blended petrol in the City.

On road inspection is regularly carried out by RTO. PUC system has been upgraded by adopting Four Gas Analyser system in 15 locations.

Non-destined commercial vehicles are restricted from entering the city from 10.00 to 13.30 & 17.00 to 20.00 Hrs.

A team of FSL, RTO and Civil Supply is working for fuel testing & monitoring.

394 air pollution potential units in the city are identified and monitored as per CPCB guidelines.

There are three Ambient Air Quality Monitoring stations in the city and monthly average results are reviewed.

All 32 outlets have premix oil dispensers.

There are two LPG outlets and five CNG outlets in the city. 6546 vehicles are converted in to LPG/ CNG.

[6] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Jamnagar Jamnagar is among non-attainment city as per CPCB's reference in terms of air pollutants

RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan is being implemented and monitored by the District level Task Force headed by Collector, Jamnagar.

During the period under report, three meetings of Task Force, Jamnagar took place and progress of implementation was reviewed.

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Few important milestones of this task are as under:

Supply of Bharat-II norms fuel and Registration of only Bharat-II compliance new vehicle started since 1.4.2005.

All petrol pumps are selling 5% ethanol-blended petrol in the City. On road inspection is regularly carried out by RTO. PUC system has been upgraded by

adopting Four Gas Analyser system in 06 locations. Non-destined commercial vehicles are restricted from entering the city from 10.00 to 13.00 &

17.30 to 20.00 Hrs. All heavy vehicles now to pass through designated Indira Marg only. A team of FSL, RTO and Civil Supply is working for fuel testing & monitoring. Door-to-door garbage collection is started in seven wards. 40 air pollution potential units in the city have provided air pollution control measures. Air

polluting industries are monitored as per CPCB guidelines. There are three Ambient Air Quality Monitoring stations in the city. LPG station started at Khodiyar Colony and near Gulabnagar. Due to widening, paving of roads, removal of encroachment and plantation, SPM level

reduced from 244.33 microgram per cubic metre in 2004 to 187.73 microgram per cubic metre in 2007 and RSPM level from 129.75 microgram per cubic metre in 2004 to 102.09 microgram per cubic metre in 2007 on annual average basis.

Development of land fill site for municipal waste disposal is under progress. Banning of commercial vehicles which are more than 12 year old is now being implemented

in city area since 1.1.2008.

[7] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Vapi Vapi was among non-attainment city as per CPCB's reference in terms of air pollutants

RSPM and SPM. An Air Pollution Action Plan is being implemented and monitored by the District level Task Force headed by Collector, Valsad.

During the period under report, meetings of Task Force, Valsad took place and progress of implementation was reviewed. Few important milestones of this task are as under:

Bharat II vehicles are made compulsory. Registration of new vehicles is allowed only as per Bharat II compliance.

RTO checked vehicles. About 12 industrial units installed ESP and about 28 units installed bag filters in Vapi GIDC.

This help in reduction of RSPM and SPM levels both in GIDC area and Vapi Town. From July 2006 onwards RSPM and SPM levels have shown continuous declining trend with readings of RSPM touching 60 micrograms per Nm3.

Ambient air quality monitoring is carried out at six critical stations. For supply of Natural gas :

- Gujarat Gas Company laid 33.2 km. gas distribution network pipeline in GIDC Vapi & Sarigam. GGCL is signing with customers in Vapi, Sarigam, Bhilad & Morai areas for gas supply.

- GSPC also is signing wiht customers in Vapi & Sarigam areas for gas supply.

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[8] Air Pollution Control Action Plan Gandhinagar

The Air Pollution Control Action Plan has been prepared for Gandhinagar being the capital in line of the Air Action Plan, Ahmedabad and the plan having been approved for implementations, which is monitored at the District level Task Force headed by Collector, Gandhinagar.

During the period under report, two meetings of Task Force Committee held at district level for review and implementation of Air Action Plan.

Supply of fuel conforms to EURO-III (Bharat-II)specifications from 1.4.2005 in Gandhinagar, and this is as per the standard laid down.

On road inspection is regularly carried out by joint team of Civil Supply Department, FSL, ARTO-Gandhinagar & Police Department. 01 PUC centre for Petrol & Diesel as per new norms is registered. NOC is granted by the ARTO for 1 more PUC centre.

No traffic congestion in Gandhinagar at present. However, Notification dated 31/12/2005 published for restricting the entry of non-destined heavy vehicles in the city especially passing through GH & CH roads.

All the six petrol pumps are having at least one 2T oil premixed dispensers.

Four CNG station and two LPG station are in operation. For new LPG station, NOC is granted to Vidhi Petroleum, Sector 8 by the Collector Office.

Total 105 buses on roads of Gandhinagar Depot. 95 buses are running on CNG. Total reported number of CNG driven light motor vehicles is 1,709 and LPG 2,489 in Gandhinagar taluka up to November, 2007.

At present 60 % area of Gandhinagar is covered for door to door collection of MSW by the Notified Area Authority an wormy compost project is started at sector 21, Gandhinagar, on experimental basis.

Specific Action Plan finalised for Thermal Power Plant, GSECL, Gandhinagar. GSECL is initiated implementation of action plan including NEERI recommendations.

Ambient air quality monitoring is carried out at two different locations/ stations i.e. in Sector 8 and Sector 30, as per CPCB guidelines.

6.14. The Environmental Clearance – Public Hearing

Setting up of new industries and expansion of existing industries, or discharge of untreated wastes and effluents from industries, cities or towns and other human settlements, dumping of wastes etc., for classified projects requires Environmental Clearance. The Authorities under these regulations are MoEF and Forest and Environment Department of the State Government.

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The Public Hearing as per Notification dated 14.9.2006 issued by Ministry of Environment and Forests, GoI for various industries for their new units or expansion activities within Gujarat are organised during April 2007 to March 2008 as follow:

Sr. Name of the applicant location district Date of EPH

1. Indo Rama Cement Ltd. For lime stone mines located within Balana, Rohisha and Vadhera, Taluka. Jafrabad. Dist.Amreli

Balan village

Dist: Amreli

11.4.2007

2. Reliance Industries Ltd. Dist : Patan 22.05.2007

3. Reliance Industries Ltd. Dist: Banaskantha 25.05.2007

4. GSPC Pipavav Power Co. Ltd

Pipavav, Ta. Rajula. Dist. Amreli

19.7.2007.

5. ONGC Ltd., for proposed petrochemicals complex at village Ambheta Ta: Vagra Dist Bharuch

Village Ambheta, Dist : Bharuch

21.7.2007

6. Dahej SEZ limited in collaboration with ONGC to set up SEZ at Dahej Industrial estate Ta-Vagra, Dist-Bharuch

Village Ambheta, Dist : Bharuch

17.8.2007

7. Shree Valsad Sahakari Khand Udyog Mandli Ltd.

NH 8, Parnera-Pardi Dist: Valsad

Parnera-Pardi

Dist: Valsad

19.9.2007

8. Jubilant Infrastructure Ltd, located at plot 5, GIDC Villayat, Taluka Vagra, District Bharuch for SEZ - chemical sector in Bharuch district.

Village Vilayat, District Bharuch

20.9.2007

9. J. H. Kharawala Pvt. Ltd. for its proposed expansion of dyes and dyes- intermediate unit located at their Plot No. 667 to 971, 716 to 757 [except 752] at Village : Kalamsar, Taluka : Khambhat District: Anand

Khambhat

District : Anand

20.9.2007

10. Synbiotics Ltd. for its proposed Active Pharmaceuticals Ingredients (API) project located at Village Luna, Ta: Padra, Dist : Vadodara

Padra,

Dist : Vadodara

21.9.2007

11. GHCL Ltd., Nakhda Limestone Mining Project, Taluka Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

Ajotha vilalge

Dist: Junagadh

28.9.2007

12. GHCL Ltd., Meghpur Limestone Mining Project, Taluka Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

Ajotha vilalge

Dist: Junagadh

28.9.2007

13. GHCL Ltd., Gabha-Dhamanwa Limestone Mining Project, Ta. Sutrapada, Dist. Junagadh

Ajotha vilalge

Dist: Junagadh

28.9.2007

14. Varsana Ispat Ltd. Anjar , Dist:- Kutch for Sponge Iron Anjar , Dist: Kutch 5.10.2007

15. Varsana Energy Infrastructure Ltd. Anjar , Dist:- Kutch for Power Plant

Anjar , Dist: Kutch 5.10.2007

16. Alembic Limited (API Division), Panelav, Dist: Panchmahal Halol - Panchmahal 9.10.2007

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17. Panoli Solid Waste Management Ltd., located at Plot No.18, GIDC Panoli, Dist: Bharuch. for setting up a TSDF and Common Hazardous Waste Incinerator.

GIDC, Panoli,

Dist: Bharuch

11.10.2007

18. Ami Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd., for their proposed for Pharma Intermediate and Bulk Drugs Expansion project located at Block No. 82/B ECP Channel Road Village Karakhadi Taluka Padra Dist Vadodara

Padra

Dist : Vadodara

12.10.2007

19. Aadi Cement Pvt.Ltd. for cement plant. Idar, Dist: Sabarkantha

19.10.2007

20. Asahi Songwon Colors Ltd, proposed Expansion of CPC Blue project & additional Beta Blue pigments products located at Block No. 429,432 Village Dudhwada, Taluka Padra Dist : Vadodara.

Padra ,

Dist : Vadodara

19.10.2007

21. Shiva PharmaChem Pvt. Ltd. for the proposed Expansion of their Chemical Unit located at Plot no: 588 Vill: Luna Ta: Padra Dist : Vadodara.

Padra ,

Dist : Vadodara

19.10.2007

22. ASR Multimetals Bhachau, Dist:- Kutch for Sponge Iron, Pig Iron & Power Plant

Bhachau Dist:- Kutch

26.10.2007

23. Reliance Ltd. for their exploratory wells to ascertain the Hydrocarbon reserves (Petroleum). Block no: CB-ONN-2003/1(Part-A&B) On shore block located in Ahmedabad & villages of 3 talukas of Khambhat, Tarapur & Borsad, District Anand

Khambhat

District : Anand

2.11.2007

24. Reliance Industries Ltd., for their exploratory wells, Block no: CB-ONN-2003/1(Part-A&B) On shore block located in Ahmedabad district.

Motibaru,

Dist: Ahmedabad

3.11.2007

25. Jaypee Wanakbori Cement Grinding Unit (A Unit of Gujarat Anjan Cement Ltd.), for proposed Cement Grinding Unit with 20MW Captive Power Plant located at village Sangol, Tehsil : Thasra, Dist : Kheda

Wanakbori,

Dist : Kheda.

3.11.2007

26. Rubamin Laboratories Ltd. for their proposed Expansion of bulk drug and intermediate unit located at Block no: 21 village Dabhasa Ta: Padra Dist : Vadodara

Padra ,

Dist : Vadodara

6.11.2007

27. Cairn Energy for Oil Evacuation & pipeline

Village Naliya,

Dist: Kutch

20.11.2007

28. Apicore Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd. for their proposed bulk drugs and drug intermediates unit located at 252-253 village Dhobikuva Ta: Padra Dist : Vadodara

Padra ,

Dist : Vadodara

20.11.2007

29. Orchev Pharma Pvt.Ltd., Veraval(Shapar),Ta. Kotdasangani, Dist. Rajkot , for Capacity expansion of Ranitidine HCl

Rajkot 21.11.2007

30. Cairns Energy (I) Pvt Ltd., village Viramgam, dist: Ahmedabad

Viramgam,

Dist: Ahmedabad

22.11.2007

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31. Gujarat State Petroleum Corpo. Ltd, GSPCL Bhavan, Sector-11, Gandhinagar

Science City, Ahmedabad

4.12.2007

32. Nirma Ltd.,(Caustic Soda plant, CPP and pure water plant ) Kalatalav, Dist: Bhavnagar

29.12.2007

33. ONGC Western Onshore Tharad Basin Dist.: Banaskantha

4.01.2008

34. Saurashtra Enviro Projects Ltd.

Juna Katariya, Dist:- Kutch

Common Haz. Waste disposal facility

4.1.2008

35. Reliance Jamanagar Infrastructure ltd.

Dist: Jamnagar for Petroleum & petrochemical complex

Vill-Kanalus, Tal: Lalpur Dist: Jamnagar

8.1.2008

36. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation

Dist: Jamangar for construction of additional 2 lanes for Rajkot-Jamnagar- Vadinar Road

Collector Office, Jamnagar

8.1.2008

37. Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (GSPC), for exploratory drilling for oil and Gas in CB-ONN-2003/2 block in Ankleshwar area district Bharuch

Bharuch 17.1.2008

38. ABG Cement for Cement plant & Lime stone mining

Vill: Thumbdi, Tal: Abdasa Dist:- Kutchh

Village Thumbdi, Dist: Kutch

22.1.2008

39. Ashapura Minechem, Village Gundiyali, Tal: Mandvi, Dist:- Kutchh for Alumina refinery & cogeneration power

Village Gundiyali

Dist: Kutch

24.1.2008

40. Sterling SEZ and Infrastructure, for proposed multi product SEZ at village Sarod &Valipore, Ta. Jambuser, Dist: Bharuch

Village Sarod, Bharuch

1.2.2008

41. Essar Power Ltd. Vill Kajurda Tal: Khambhalia Dist: Jamnagar for Thermal Power Plant & VOTL

Village Kajurda

Dist: Jamnagar

1.2.2008

42. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation Ltd.

Modasa

Dist : Sabarkantha

6.02.2008

43. Excel Crop Care Ltd.(Pesticide Technical) Bhavnagar 11.2.2008

44. Kemrock Industries and Exports Limited, for their proposed expansion and addition of new product of their existing chemical unit located at village Asoj Ta: Waghodia Dist : Vadodara.

Asoj , Ta: Waghodia Dist :Vadodara

13.2.2008

45. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation

Nirman Bhavan, Sector 10A Gandhinagar

Sanand,

Dist. Ahmedabad

14.2.2008

46. Alkem Laboratories Ltd., for proposed expansion of bulk drug at village Naugama, on NH 8, Mandva, Ankleshwar, district Bharuch.

Ankleshwar,

Dist: Bharuch

15.2.2008

47. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation Ltd., Gandhinagar, for construction of additional two lanes of Rajkot-Jamnagar- Vadinar State Highway

Jamnagar 22.2.2008

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48. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation Ltd., Gandhinagar, for construction of additional two lanes of Ahmedabad-Viramgam-Maliya State Highway

Maliya village

Dist: Rajkot

26.2.2008

49. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation Ltd., Gandhinagar, for construction of additional two lanes of Ahmedabad- Viramgam- Maliya State Highway

Dhrangadhra

Dist: Surendranagar

27.2.2008

50. Pride Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. Bileshwarpura

Dist.: Gandhinagar

29.02.2008

51. Chotilla Silica Pvt. Ltd., Village Vavadi, Ta. Chotilla, Dist. Surendranagar- for Silica Mining Project.

Chotilla,

Dist. Surendranagar

29.2.2008

52. Oilex Limited for proposed re-development of oil & gas in Cambay Field District : Anand

Khambhat,

District : Anand.

29.2.2008

53. Gujarat State Road Development Corporation for widening of Halol-Shamlaji road

Godhra

dist: Panchmahal

4.3.2008

54. Bodal Chemicals Ltd. (Unit-7), for proposed expansion of (i) Synthetic Organic Dyes and (ii) Beta Naphthol, Dyes Intermediate at their unit located at village Dudhwada, Ta: Padra district Vadodara

Padra ,

Dist : Vadodara

4.3.2008

55. Welspun Power & Steel Ltd. Tal: Anjar Dist: Kutch for Expasnion of sponge iron & Power plant

Rotary Bhavan, Anjar dist: Kutch

14.3.2008

56. Rubamin Limited, Dist: Panchmahal Halol Dist:Panchmahal

18.3.2008

57. Rotary Tech Cements Pvt. Ltd., Village Patidad,

Ta. Gondal, Dist. Rajkot- For Cement Plant

Gondal,

Dist. Rajkot

29.3.2008

58. Laxcon Steels Ltd.

Vill: Sari, Ta. Sanand, Dist: Ahmedabad

Sanand,

Dist. Ahmedabad

29.3.2008

59. Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Ltd.

(Thermal Power Station), Ukai Ta: Songadh, dist: Tapi

Ukai dist: Tapi 4.3.2008

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6.15. Water Quality Monitoring Programmes

1. GEMS Project

The Board assistsc the CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) in implementing the GEMS (Global Environmental Monitoring System) project. The scope of this project includes an assessment of the quality of water of the major rivers of the State, viz. Narmada, Tapi, Mahi and Sabarmati.

As per the guidelines of the CPCB, 8 stations have been fixed, out of which 6 are for monitoring the quality of surface water and the rest for monitoring of ground water quality. The monitoring results under this project are submitted to the CPCB, New Delhi.

2. MINARS project

On account of various discharge of wastewater in river, the quality is likely to be adversely affected. It is therefore, necessary to monitor the quality of the various river waters. This is a continuous project of previous years as approved by the CPCB and known as MINARS (Monitoring of Indian National Aquatic Resources System) Project.

The Board is monitoring the water quality from 70 sampling station located on various rivers in the State. These rivers include Sabarmati, Meshwo, Anas, Mahi, Panam, Narmada, Damanganga, Kolak, Par, Tapi, Ambica etc. Under this project ground water quality and lake water quality are also monitored periodically.

The ground water quality monitoring stations are located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Bhavnagar, Amreli, Junagadh, Rajkot, Surendranagar, Jamnagar, Bhuj, Palanpur, Mehsana, Siddhpur, Himmatnagar, Nadiad, Dahod, Godhra, Ankleshwar, Surat, Hazira, Valsad, and Vapi.. The sampling stations included under the lake water quality project are located at Kankaria lake and Chandola lake in Ahmedabad; and Ajwa lake and Sursagar lake in Vadodara, Nalsarovar, Bindusarovar, Sahashtralingsarovar, Lakhota lake, Narshinhmehtasarovar, Nadiad lake, Ranjitsagar talav - Halol.

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Status of Water quality of major & other rivers of Gujarat

[Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters * River Location

pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D. Sabarmati Kheroj bridge 7.92 8.67 4.41 ––

Sabarmati Hansol Bridge 7.98 8.0 4.0 16

Sabarmati Rly. Bridge, Ahmedabad 7.94 6.0 2.0 17

Sabarmati Vasna - Narol Bridge 7.54 3.0 69 155

Sabarmati Vautha villege 7.58 1.45 42 103 Sabarmati Miroli 7.52 0.5 70 171 Shedhi Kheda 7.82 7.0 3.0 6.0 Khari Lali 7.47 4.0 39 151 Shedhi Kheda-Matar Rd. 7.86 8.85 8.24 21.00

Shedhi Mahemdabad -Nadiad Road 7.79 7.83 5.00 21.00

Mahi Anandpuri 8.27 9.17 2.44 7.00 Mahi Kadana Dam 8.08 8.30 2.07 7.00 Mahi Virpur 8.09 8.60 1.98 10.00 Mahi Sevalia 8.28 8.29 2.30 10.00 Mahi Vasad 8.21 8.35 3.22 13.00 Mahi Mujpur 8.10 8.60 2.40 13.00 Mahi Umeta 8.12 8.00 2.82 7.00 Anas Kushalghadh 8.20 7.90 1.98 7.00 Panam Lunawada 8.17 8.20 2.13 13.00 Dhadhar Kothwada 7.60 4.60 5.40 30.00 Narmada Garudeshwar 8.19 8.96 1.98 10.00 Narmada Chandod 8.12 9.08 2.19 7.00 Narmada Panetha 8.00 8.71 2.17 7.00 Narmada Zadeshwar 8.15 8.50 2.54 7.00

Amaravati Before conflue-nce near Dadhal 7.88 7.31 1.56 11.1

Kaveri

Gumandev vill. Dist. Bharuch 7.85 6.86 1.51 10.9

Narmada near Jageshwar jetty

7.97 6.54 4.96 39.8

Kaveri At Kaveri bridge, Bilimora 8.01 6.54 2.98 18.0

Tapi Kathor bridge 8.25 7.81 2.05 10.0 Tapi Mandvi bridge 8.25 8.18 1.93 10.0

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Tapi Sherulla bridge 8.15 6.44 2.10 5.0 Tapi Kathor Upstream 8.25 7.73 2.14 8.0

Mindhola Mindhola S.H. Bridge 7.95 4.05 5.15 11.0

Purna At Purna bridge 7.99 6.44 2.87 7.0

Ambica At Amalsad bridge 8.17 6.38 3.15 18.0

Damanganga Kachigaon Bridge

7.50 5.11 7.15 50.04

Damanganga GIDC Weir, Vapi 7.94 7 0.39 9.40 Kolak Pataliya Bridge 7.46 4.73 9.29 61.53 Par Rly. Bridge, Atul 7.59 5.44 5.13 40.08

Auranga Lilapur bridge, Valsad 7.67 6.83 1.71 27.85

Bhadar D/S of Jetpur 7.65 5.64 4.12 33

• Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/Lit.

Analysis Results for River Water under the Annual Status Project of Ahmedabad and

Mehsana Districts (once in a year)

Name of River

Sampling Point Station

Parameters *

pH TDS DO BOD COD NH3-N

TKN NO2-N

NO3-N

TC MPN/ 100 ml

EC MPN/ 100 ml

Sabarmati Kheroj Bridge 7.54 196 6.4 03 08 0.3 1.12 0.02 0.32 15 < 3

Sabarmati Rly. Bridge

7.36 308 5.6 29 71 1.68 2.24 0.05 1.08 43000 4000

Sabarmati V.N.Bridge 7.55 226 7.0 21 53 0.24 1.12 0.19 0.56 930 90

Khari Geratpur 7.55 4210 00 150 449 18.0 27 0.02 0.40 430000 40000

Khari Radhu 7.93 708 5.1 2.0 26 2.24 3.36 0.18 0.30 1500 400

Shedhi Kheda 7.25 320 3.7 1.5 23 1.12 1.68 0.11 0.97 7500 400

Vatrak Vautha 7.98 320 6.2 3.0 26 3.36 5.04 0.07 0.21 1500 400

* Except pH, TC, EC, all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

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Analysis Results for River Water under the Annual Status Project of Vadodara district [Once in a year 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr.

SOURCE

pH T.D.Smg/l

D.O. mg/l

B.O.D mg/l

C.O.D. mg/l

NH3-N mg/l

TKN mg/l

NO2-N mg/l

NO3-N mg/l

T.C. MPN/ 100 ml

F.C. MPN/ 100ml

1 River Vishwamitri at Kamatibaug- Sayajibaug. Vadodara

7.79 474 2.2 3 10 1.12 5.6 0.03 0.78 240 93

2 River Vishwamitri at Convent School, Fatehgunj Vadodara

7.89 536 3.4 2 13 0.56 5.04 0.02 0.79 93 9

3 River Vishwamitri near Kalali Railway Crossing, Vadsar Bridge Road.Vadodara

7.84 820 - 10 25 6.16 13.44 0.45 1.68 210 28

4 River Dhadhar at Kothwada, Ta. Padra, Dist.-adodara

7.82 638 0.0 22 25 5.04 7.28 0.21 0.87 150 28

5 River Narmada at Chanod, Ta. Dabhoi, Dist.Vadodara

7.85 162 9.4 2.6 6.0 0.24 2.24 p.nil 0.14 <3 <3

6 River Narmada at arudeshwar, Dist.Narmada

8.07 166 9.8 2.2 6.0 0.25 2.24 P,nil 0.09 <3 <3

7 River Narmada at Panetha, Panetha, dist. Narmada

7.98 164 9.6

1.6 3.0 0.25 3.36 p.nil 0.09 <3 <3

8 River Narmada at Zadeshwar Temple, Dist. Bharuch

8.11 196 9.3 0.7 9 0.26 3.36 p.nil 0.09 <3 <3

9 River Mahi at Vasad, Dist. Vadodara

8.44 280 4.6 1.2 6 0.30 5.0 p.nil 1.32 <3 <3

10 River Mahi at Sevalia, Dist. Kheda

8.48 220 5.4 3.0 13.0 0.35 5.0 0.01 1.77 <3 <3

11 River Anas at Kushalgadh, MP State

8.46 316 5.9 1.3 7 0.28 1.68 p.nil 0.07 <3 <3

12 River Vishwamitri near Gujarat Tractor Ltd., Munjmahuda, Vadodara

7.78 616 - 9 22 2.24 3.92 0.02 0.32 240 93

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13 River Panam at Lunawada, Dist. Panchmahal

8.30 272 7.9 1.1 13

0.28 1.68 p.nil 0.05 <3 <3

14 River Mahi at Virpur, Ta. Lunawada, Dist. Panchmahal

8.40 238 8.3 0.9 10 0.28 1.68 p.nil 0.06 <3 <3

15 River Mahi at Kadana, Ta. Kadana, Dist. Panchmahal

8.24 250 10 0.8 7 0.28 1.12 p.nil 0.03 <3 <3

16 River Mahi at Anandpuri, Village-Anandpuri ,Rajasthan State.

8.28 262 8.5 1.1 7 0.28 1.68 p.nil 0.06 <3 <3

17 River Orsang at Chhotaudepur, Dist.:Vadodara.

7.86 278 8.8 1.1 7

0.28 5.6 0.03 0.25 <3 <3

18 River Orsang At: Orsang bridge, Dist.:Vadodara.

7.82 286 2.5 3.0 10 0.28 6.16 0.03 0.25 <3 <3

19 River Mini At: Sindhrot bridge, Dist.:Vadodara

7.8 1630 8.8 17.00 57 0.3 3.92 0.06 0.25 7 4

20 River Shedhi at Memmadabad-Nadiad Road, Dist. Kheda

7.87 424 9.2 3.4 10.0 1.12 8.96 0.03 1.87 <3 <3

21 Amlakhadi at Ankleshwar- Hansot bridge,, At Ankleshwar Dist. Bharuch

6.81 1350 0.0 92 295 4.48 12.32 0.19 1.94 240 21

22 River Mini at Sankarda Bridge, N.H.No.8, Dist. Vadodara

8.32 772 12.9 3.0 13 0.23 3.36 P.NIL 0.09 <3 <3

* Except pH, all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

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Water Quality Status of River Under Water Quality Status [once in a year 2007-08]

Parameters * Name of River Location

pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D.

Narmada Near NH bridge, Garudeshwar

7.66 8.21 0.45 5.26

Narmada Poicha bridge, village Poicha

7.69 7.89 0.70 7.90

Narmada Girnari Bapu Ashram, Panetha

7.82 7.51 0.70 7.90

Narmada Nilkantheshwar Mahadev temple, Zadeshwar.

8.06 7.78 1.20 10.70

Narmada Near Golden bridge at Bharuch

7.94 7.22 1.50 11.29

Narmada Bhadbhut village. Dist. Bharuch

8.18 7.11 2.10 16.0

Karjan Down stream of Rajpipla, Dist..Narmada

7.79 7.98 0.70 6.32

Narmada Nareshwar. Dist. Bharuch 7.72 7.27 0.60 7.74

Amravati Dadhal . Dist. Bharuch 7.79 7.56 1.40 11.0

Narmada Kabirvad , Dist. Bharuch 7.89 8.11 1.20 10.53

* Except pH, all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

Status of Water quality of some Khadis in the State of Gujarat (Yearly average 2007-08)

Parameters * Name of Khadi Location

pH D.O. B.O.D. C.O.D.

Amala Khadi Ankleshwar 7.4 0.0 247 1020 Amala Khadi Ankleshwar-Hansot

Bridge 7.36 - 95.5 379.0

Amala Khadi Village Kapodra 7.76 5.59 2.09 13.17

Amala Khadi Sakkarpor bhatha road, Pungam

7.31 - 86.58 341.0

Kolai Khadi NH 8, Gundlav 7.45 - 4.12 26.92 Bill Khadi NH 8, Vapi 7.07 - 139 406.6 Kalkada Khadi Kachigam 7.47 - 33.75 102.67 Tokar Khadi Khatalwada, Sarigam 7.70 - 3.37 25.24 Baleshwar Khadi NH 8, Baleshwar 7.88 5.43 4.12 10.0

* Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

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Status of Water quality of few bore wells in the State of Gujarat

(Yearly average 2007-08)

Parameters * Place / City Location

pH TDS D.O. C.O.D. NO2-N NO3-N Flouride

Jamnagar Shankar Tekari bore well water 7.58 1519 2.6 6 - 2.61 0.37

Jamnagar Rameshwarnagar bore well water 7.37 1091 2.59 6 - 3.62 0.38

Bhavanagar Chitra GIDC 7.52 1019 4.06 18 0.013 2.01 0.25

Bhavanagar Haluria Chowk 7.31 1786 4.39 20 0.017 2.77 0.27 * Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

Status of Water quality of few bore wells in the State of Gujarat

(Yearly average 2007- 08)

Parameters *

Place / City Location pH D.O. NO2 +

NO3

TC MPN/

100 ml

FC MPN/

100 ml C.O.D.

Hazira Dist: Surat A well at Hazira 8.19 3.06 10.96 1893 886 11

GIDC Pandesara Dist: Surat

Telephone Exchange, Pandesara

7.76 3.80 1.85 3394 1770 23

Gabheni village Dist: Surat

A well at village Gabheni 8.23 4.87 2.70 1847 908 9

Hazira, Dist:Surat GSPCL 8.20 4.70 5.98 480 290 10

.

• Except pH, TC & FC all the parameters are expressed as mg/L. • TC= Total Coliform • FC= Fecal Coliform

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Status of Water Quality of Reservoirs of Gujarat [Once in a year 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr.

Name & Location of Reservoir

pH TDS DO B.O.D. C.O.D. NH3 -N TKN PO 4 –P

1. Indrasi Dam, Bhiloda 7.45 104 4.70 1.6 12 0.24 1.12 0.14

2. Vatrak Dam, dist: SK 7.50 142 6.80 0.6 12.0 0.25 1.12 0.06

3. Dharoi Dam, Kheralu 7.51 174 8.4 3.0 5.0 0.36 0.63 0.63

4. Meshwo Dam, Nr. Shamlaji, SK

7.64 142 6.70 0.9 5.0 0.29 0.56 0.09

5.

Hathmati Dam, Nr.Himmatnagar 7.34 90 4.30 0.3 6.0 0.22 1.12 0.21

6. Mazam Dam, dist: SK 7.52 108 6.1 0.3 16.0 0.24 1.12 0.05

7. Reservoir at Par, Atul 8.33 178 7.09 0.22 8 1.12 2.24 0.024

8. GIDC reservoir, Vapi 8.18 154 7 0.29 11 0.84 1.68 0.011

9. Madhuban Dam, Dist: Valsad

8.37 178 7.11 0.19 6 1.68 3.92 0.009

10. Auranga weir, Abrama 8.30 256 7.10 0.33 8 0.84 1.68 0.016

11. Wanakbori Dam Kheda

8.55 198 9.2 2.4 13.0 0.37 7.84 0.01

12. Karjan Dam, at Karjan 7.59 126 7.35 0.40 3.96 0.21 0.84 0.05

13. Sardar Sarovar Dam, Kevadia 7.48 150 7.64 0.30 2.63 0.28 0.84 0.04

14. Aji Dam II, Rajkot 7.51 826 6.18 5.50 37 2.15 - 0.28

15. Nyari Dam I, Rajkot 7.69 483 6.34 2.56 24 0.54 - 0.29

16 Dholidhaja Dam, Surendranagar 7.80 772 3.25 2.16 34 0.28 - 0.35

17 Bhadar Dam-ii at Dhoraji 7.73 737 6.95 1.97 26 1.61 - 0.22

18 Shetrunji Dam, Bhavanagar

8.30

340

7.2

2.84

15

0.56

0.56

0.004

19 Kamnath Dam, Amreli 8.15 320 6.9 4.61 22 0.56 1.12 0.39

20 Vadi Dam, Amreli 8.22 260 6.8 5.62 29 0.56 0.84 0.02

21. Khodiyar Dam, Dhari, Amreli 8.18 280 7.1 4.80 22 0.56 1.12 0.28

* Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

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Status of Water Quality of Lakes/Talav of Gujarat.

[Once in a year 2007-08] * Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

Parameters * Sr. Name & Location of

Lake/Talav pH TDS DO B.O.D. C.O.D. NH3 -N TKN PO 4 –P

1 Moonsar lake Viramgam 7.88 1650 5.3 38 98 2.24 5.04 0.2

2 Kankariya lake Ahmedabad 8.06 620 8.6 05 31 4.48 7.28 0.11

3 Malav lake Ahmedabad 7.92 772 5.0 33 94 3.36 5.04 0.05

4 Chandola lake, Ahmedabad 7.6 300 10.5 11 44 0.56 1.12 0.03

5 Nalsarovar, dist: Ahmedabad 7.32 270 6.4 3.0 13 0.56 1.12 0.08

6 Thol Tank, Kadi 7.72 202 6.0 08 23 0.56 1.12 0.05

7 Bindu Sarovar, Siddhpur 7.81 304 6.7 06 10 0.51 1.12 0.02

8. Veraimata lake, Anand 7.79 528 10.0 7.0 20.0 3.36 9.52 0.60

9. Sursagar lake, Vadodara 7.58 1344 - 7.0 27.0 1.12 8.4 0.21

10. Shree Sayaji Sarovar, Ajwa, Vadodara

8.26 248 9.9 2.5 3.0 0.19 2.8 0.07

11. Padara lake, Padara, Vadodara 8.50 360 - 18 67 1.68 4.48 051

12. Dobhi lake, Dabhoi 7.72 408 6.7 2.0 3.0 2.24 7.28 0.06

13 Gomti Talav, Dakor,Dist Kheda 7.86 234 4.9 2.1 10.0 2.24 7.84 0.03

14. Saputara lake, Saputara 8.01 158 7.81 1.8 13 0.56 0.84 0.102

15. Khodiyar lake, Bhavnagar 8.10 318 7.35 5.31 27 0.653 0.728 0.157

16 Ranmal talav, Jamnagar 7.82 242 6.97 <5 30 0.63 - 0.26

17. Umarwada village pond, dist:Bharuch

7.04 381 5.23 3.25 20.7 1.45 1.79 0.30

18. Chhab lake, Godhra road,Dahod 7.55 286 9.8 11 35 2.24 5.6 0.26

19 Ramsagar lake, Godhra, Dist: Panchmahal

7.58 498 9.2 8.5 32.0 3.36 10.08 0.23

20 Yamuna lake, Halol, Dist: Panchmahal,

7.78 278 8.8 4 16 2.8 7.28 0.16

21 Narsinh Mehta Talav 7.5 853 6.92 3.6 38 2.17 - -

22 Saputara Lake 8.01 158 7.81 1.8 13 0.56 0.84 0.102

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Status of Water Quality of well waters in Gujarat [Once in a year 2007-08]

Parameters * Location of wells

pH TDS DO COD NitriteNO2-N

Nitrate NO3-N

Fluo-rides

NH3-N mg/l

TC MPN/ 100 ml

FC MPN/ 100 ml

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Bore Well Water sample of Tilakwada Grampanchayat, Tilakwada. Dist. Vadodara

8.28 598 7 6 0.02 1.97 0.52 0.37 <3 <3

Borewell water sample at Balasinor – Sevalia Road, Dist. Kheda

7.62 504 2.2 13 p.nil 1.47 0.74 0.33 11 4

Bore Well water sample at Sevalia, Dist. Kheda

7.50 1954 1.4 6 0.01 1.82 0.60 0.31 4 <3

Bore Well water sample at Pali Village, Dist. Kheda

7.64 1942 7 10 p.nil 1.58 0.72 0.29 7

4

Bore Well water sample of Thasara Water Works, Dist. Kheda

7.84 654 5 6 p.nil 1.64 0.90 0.32 <3 <3

Bore Well water sample of Dakor Municipal Borough, Dakor, Dist. Kheda

7.29 964 7.2 10 p.nil 1.49 0.49 0.28 <3 <3

B/Well water of Umereth Water Works, Umreth, Dist. Kheda

7.96 732 6 3 p.nil 1.72 0.96 0.3 4 <3

B/W water of Ode Grampanchayat, Ode, Dist. Kheda

7.90 460 6.6 6 p.nil 1.59 0.52 0.35 4 <3

B/W Water sample of Sarsa Grampanchayat, Sarsa,dist. Kheda

7.59 520 - 10 p.nil 1.39 0.46 0.32 4 <3

Tube well water near Tower, Vasad Grampanchayat, Vasad, Dist. Anand

7.48 620 - 10 0.01 1.87 0.63 0.84 <3 <3

B/W water sample near Ramjimandir, Godhra, dist. Panchmahal

6.93 846 3.4 10 0.01 2.18 0.52 0.56 <3 <3

B/W nr. Masjid, Navabazar, Beside Dena Bank, Godhra, Dist. Panchmahal

7.38 888 5.8 3 0.02 2.48 0.68 0.37 <3 <3

B/W Ramymon Patel Gelatine, At Vasad, Dist. Anand

6.96 1606 7.5 3 0.01 2.0 0.58 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water from Desai Wada, beside, Vanikwadi, Dohad, Dist.Panchmahal

7.65 432 6.2 6 0.01 1.68 0.49 0.28 <3 <3

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B/W water collected from Zalod Road, Near under Bridge, Dahod

7.9 426 6.4 3 0.02 1.80 0.71 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water sample collected from Zalod Grampanchayat, Zalod, dist. Dahod

7.38 332 5 6 0.02 1.87 0.7 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water from the well near Bus Stand, Vill. Limkheda, Dist. Dahod

7.27 532 4.2 16 0.02 1.66 0.52 0.28 <3 <3

Well water from Dharia Farm, Vill. Limkheda, Dist. Dahod

7.39 906 7 6 0.01 2.05 0.7 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water collected from Piplod Grampanchayat, at Piplod, Dist.Panchmahal

7.09 842 4.4 3 0.07 1.97 0.48 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water collected from Borewell of Santrod Grampanchayt, Vill. Santroad Dist. Panchmahal

6.96 282 4 13 0.02 2.32 0.72 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Padra Nagarpalika, Water Works, Sayajibaug, Padra, Dist. Vadodara

7.35 1816 8.2 6 0.02 2.16 0.58 0.37 <3 <3

B/Wwater sample of Mohanbhai near Variemata Mandir, at Halol, dist. Panchmahal

7.37 992 4.6 6 0.02 1.82 0.6 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Jagruti Society, at halol, dist. Panchmahal

7.36 574 7.2 6 0.03 2.07 0.52 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample near Mandir Falia, at Halol, Dist. Panchmahal

7.22 894 6.2 3 0.02 1.92 0.49 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Ranjitnagar Grampanchayt, Ta. Halol, dist. Panchmahal

6.87 1142 4.6 3 0.01 1.94 0.68 0.28 <3 <3

Borewell water sample near Bus Station, at kalol, dist. Panchmahal

7.49 1050 6.4 6 0.02 2.13 0.46 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water sample of a BSSB, near Derol Station, at Derol, Ta. Kalol,dist. Panchmahal

7.65 592 6.8 3 0.02 2.14 0.56 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of GIDC POR, Ramangamadi, Dist. Vadodara

8.19 1206 - 6 0.01 0.88 0.56 0.37 4 <3

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B/W water of Village- Varnama, Dist. Vadodara

7.91 568 8 6 0.01 2.17 0.58 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Santram pur Grampanchayat, Ta. Santrampur, dist. Panchmahal

7.45 792 7.2 3 0.02 2 0.81 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water sample of fateh pura Grampanchayat, Ta. fatehpura, dist. PMS

7.05 846 5.2 10 0.01 2.31 0.74 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Koyali Grampanchayat Water Works, near Primary School,At Koyali, dist. Vadodara

7.56 954 7.6 3 p.nil 1.38 0.49 0.28 <3 <3

B/W of Dashrath Grampanchayat, Village, Dashrath, dist. Vadodara

7.4 3080 2 3 p.nil 1.47 0.87 0.3 <3 <3

B/W sample of Padmala Grampanchayat Water Works, Vill Padmala, dist. Vadodara.

8.3 644 - 6 0.01 1.74 0.68 0.32 <3 <3

B/W sample of Ankalv Nagarpalika Water Works, Nr. Virkuva chokdi, Vill.& Ta Anklav, dist. Anand.

8.34 552 7.8 3 0.01 1.85 0.58 0.56 4 <3

B/W of Umeta Grampanchayat office, Vill. Umeta, Ta. Anklav, dist. Anand

8.03 678 7.6 7 0.01 1.78 0.52 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Chhotaudepur, near Refral hospital & C.H.C., Chhotaudepur, Dist: Vadodara

7.13 600 7.4 7 0.02 1.78 0.74 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Vill.:Kadipani, Dist:Vadodara

7.59 506 4.1 7 0.01 1.93 0.81 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water of Kanwant Gram Panchayat,At-Kawant,D.Vadodara

7.46 1006 - 3 0.01 1.87 0.72 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water of Vill.:Pavi-Jetpur, Dist:Vadodara

7.61 1072 7.3 7 0.01 1.94 0.6 0.28 <3 <3

B/Wl water of Bodeli grampanchayat, At:Bodeli, Dist:Vadodara

7.32 424 - 7 0.01 1.85 0.71 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water of Vill.:Sankheda (Varigruh B.W.No.1), Dist:Vadodara

7.17 1502 6.9 3 0.01 1.96 0.71 0.28 <3 <3

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B/W water of V.V nagar, Near VTC Swimming pool, Mota Bazaar, At: V.V Nagar, Dist:Anand

7.48 778 6.2 20 0.01 1.93 0.68 0.33 4 <3

B/W water of Karamsad Sardar nagar Co.Op. Hou. Society Ltd., Sojitra Road, Karmsad, Dist:Anand

7.7 1728 7.8 10 0.01 1.75 0.56 0.27 4 <3

B/W Anand nagarpalika Waterworks, Nr. Amin auto service, Anand-Sojitra Road,Anand

8.06 690 4.8 7 0.01 2.14 0.6 0.33 7 <3

B/W water sample Anand Nagarpalika, Near Thakkar wadi, Anand- Vidyanagar road, Dist:Anand

7.4 720 5.4 7 0.01 1.78 0.49 0.31 4 <3

Bore well water sample of Vill.:Lambhvel, Dist: Anand

7.71 1190 7.2 7 0.02 2.49 0.58 4 <3

B/ W water sample of Vill.:Hadgud ,

Dist: Anand

7.72 604 8.0 13 0.02 1.97 0.48 0.3 7 <3

B/W water sample of Vill.:Uttarsanda, Ta: Nadiad, Dist:Kheda

8.12 620 - 6.0 0.01 1.68 0.48 0.27 4 4

B/ W water sample of Vill.:Dumral,

Ta:Nadiad, Dist:Kheda

7.91 818 5.8 6.0 0.01 2.09 0.9 0.28 4 <3

B/W water of Mehmadabad Water Works, Mehmadabad, Dist.Kheda

7.65 1304 - 3.6 0.01 1.84 - 0.37 <3 <3

B/W sample at Mafatlal Industries,

Kapadwanj Road, Nadiad, Dis. Kheda

7.73 1496 8.6 10 0.01 1.70 0.56 0.24 4 <3

B/W water at Ramji Mandir at Village- Chaklasi, Ta. Nadiad, Dist. Kheda

7.79 1106 - 6 0.01 1.87 0.34 0.29 4 <3

B/W water sample of Enviro Infrastructure Co. Ltd, Plot 612/B, Village- Umaraya, Ta. Padra, dist. Vadodara

7.18 4494 - 6 0.02 2.23 0.72 0.28 <3 <3

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B/W water sample of Conserve Chemicals, Block 479, Village-Luna, Ta. Padra, Dist. Vadodara

7.37 1108 4.6 3 0.02 1.97 0.7 0.84 <3 <3

Borewell water sampe of Village Dharmaj, Nr. Jalaram Temple, Dist. Anand

8.08 1474 5.0 7.0 0.02 2.49 0.46 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Petlad Town,Opp. Ranchodraiji Mandir, Petlad, Dist. Anand

8.04 1120 4.2 3.0 0.03 2.26 0.48 0.84 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Borsad Nagarpalika, Borsad, dist. Anand

8.36 836 4.0 3.0 0.02 2.21 0.7 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Surya Mandir, Borsad, Dist. Anand

8.16 1056 5.6 7.0 p.nil 1.87 0.71 0.19 4 <3

B/W sample of Shri K.J.Patel , Bajwa, Dist. Vadodara

7.64 1378 5.2 6.0 p.nil 1.68 0.72 0.37 7 3

B/W water of Mr. G.M.Patel, Bajawa, Dist. Vadodara

7.67 1234 5.2 41 0.01 1.56 0.92 0.32 7 <3

B/W water of Grampanchayat Water Works, Bajwa, Dist. Vadodara

7.77 1394 5 3 0.02 1.44 0.85 0.37 7 3

B/W water of Karachiya Grampanchayat Water Works, Karachia, Village Dist. Vadodara

7.76 1030 5.8 6 0.02 1.72 0.60 0.28 4 <3

B/W water of Dhankuwa’s Chali, Village Karachia, Dist. Vadodara

7.67 1422 5 13 0.01 1.37 0.49 0.32 7 <3

B/W of Chhani Grampanchayat Water Works, Chhani, Dist. Vadodara

7.61 1692 - 6 0.01 1.54 0.58 0.3 <3 <3

T/W water of Shri C.N.Patel, Undera. Dist. Vadodara

7.91 658 6.8 6 0.01 1.59 0.46 0.31 7 3

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B/W water of Undera Gram.P., Undera, Dist. Vadodara

7.79 712 6.8 3.0 0.01 2.14 0.51 0.5 <3 <3

B/W water sample at Shahid Baug, Khambhat Dist. Anand

7.82 3426 8 16 p.nil 1.38 0.81 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Sokhada, Dist. Anand

8.35 1490 8.2 10 0.01 1.1 .68 0.28 4 <3

B/W water sample of ONGC Colony, Khambhat, Dist. Anand

7.95 1650 8.4 6 0.1 0.67 0.58 0.28 3 <3

B/W water sample of GIDC Kansari, Dist. Anand

7.4 1838 4.2 16 0.01 0.31 0.48 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water of Village- Kalamsar, Nr. Primary School, Dist. Anand

8.33 786 7.2 10 0.01 1.29 0.71 0.84 3 <3

B/W Water of GWSSB at Dhuvaran, Dist. Anand

7.98 1210 7.4 13 0.02 1.29 0.7 0.37 3 <3

B/W water of village- Virsad, Dist. Anand

7.45 1398 2 13 0.01 1.39 0.56 0.37 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Shree T.C.Padhiyar, Village Rampura, Ta. Padra Dist. Vadodara

8.43 534 8 3 0.02 2.66 0.68 0.37 <3 <3

B/Wl water sample of Village Angadh, Dist. Vadodara

7.53 2674 8.2 3 0.01 2.49 0.68 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water of Shree Kesharisinh S. Padhiyar, Bhimpura Ta: Padra, Dist. Vadodara

7.85 604 - 6 0.02 1.94 0.6 0.56 <3 <3

B/W water of Bhimpura Grampanchayat, Ta, Padra, Dist. Vadodara

7.73 2360 - 6 0.01 1.93 0.49 0.28 <3 <3

T/W water of Grampanchayat Water Works Amarapura, Amarapura, Ta. Padra Dist. Vadodara

8.16 940 4.4 3 0.01 2.1 0.68 0.37 4 <3

Tubwell water of Village Jaspur Grampanchayat, Opp. Shiv Mandir, Jaspur, Ta Padra, Dist. Vadodara

7.98 756 - 6 0.01 1.18 0.52 0.28 4 <3

T/W water of Ekalbara Grampanchayat, Wadipura, Near Chamundamata mandir, Mota Ekalbar,Ta: Padra Dist:Vadodara

7.94 1480 8.2 6 0.01 1.91 0.81 0.56 <3 <3

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B/W water sample of Indiranagar, Dist:Kheda

8 2070 - 7 0.01 1.94 0.6 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Grampanchayat Kandari, Dist.Vadodara

7.52 1166 5 6 0.02 2.1 0.48 0.28 <3 <3

B/W water sample of Village Bamangam, Dist. Vadodara

7.97 550 - 3 0.02 1.87 0.58 0.19 7 <3

B/W water sample of Itola Grampanchayat, dist. Vadodara

8.15 1114 8 9 0.02 2.33 0.6 0.84 <3 <3

Piplaj, Ahmedabad 7.62 1416 2.9 12 0.03 5.0 0.81 - < 2 < 2

Viramgam,

Ahmedabad

7.72 1346 5.8 19 0.01 0.08 0.7 - < 2 < 2

Bavala, Ahmedabad 7.79 1526 7.6 5.0 0.02 0.14 0.61 - < 2 < 2

Dholka, Ahmedabad 7.52 1558 7.4 16 0.05 14.0 0.85 - < 2 < 2

Bareja, Ahmedabad 7.24 1594 4.7 16 0.02 1.4 0.49 - < 2 < 2

Dhanej 7.38 1484 5.1 07 0.01 7.35 0.58 - 7 <2

Kalol 7.18 1674 4.4 10 0.01 11.25 0.48 - 7 <2

Kadi 7.49 840 --- 06 0.08 4.12 0.63 - 7 <2

Sidhdhpur 7.40 1338 6.4 08 0.01 30.98 0.10 - <2 <2

Mehsana 7.57 1410 6.9 10 0.01 4.09 0.60 - <2 <2

Patan 7.49 2006 6.6 14 0.01 1.16 1.22 - <2 <2

Himmatnagar 7.28 538 6.9 03 0.01 6.28 1.12 - 5 <2

Idar 6.85 474 5.6 06 0.01 9.35 1.98 - <2 <2

Modasa 6.75 1834 3.0 14 0.08 8.56 1.21 - <2 <2

Ambaji 7.59 1280 1.8 04 0.03 1.87 0.84 - <2 <2

Disa 7.33 796 7.1 10 0.01 4.95 1.07 - <2 <2

Palanpur 7.30 1172 6.3 06 0.01 14.0 0.61 - <2 <2

Rajkot GPCB Office 7.25 667 5.59 24 0.008 0.080 0.17 - -

Mardianagar dist. Surendrangr

8.21 520 7.10 27 NIL 0.03 0.24 - <2 <2

Borewell Sample of residence of Jetpur.

7.03 1340 5.08 14 0.007 0.102 0.11 - <2 <2

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Borewell sample of CETP-Jetpur.

7.09 1714 1.90 37 0.014 0.191 0.13 - <2 <2

Borewell sample of GIDC Dhareshwar, Jetpur.

6.89 2032 1.34 31 0.006 0.074 0.19 - <2 <2

Namdha-chandor 7.14 454 5.91 7 0.028 0.528 0.397 - - -

Chandor 7.70 444 5.84 10 0.033 0.357 0.224 - - -

Balitha 7.74 748 5.87 8 0.028 0.322 0.339 - - -

Palsana 7.50 544 5.78 8 0.047 0.326 0.177 - - -

Umarsadi 7.29 1236 5.64 12 0.018 0.360 0.292 - - -

Kolak 8.24 394 5.70 9 0.018 0.357 0.313 - - -

Vaghai 7.98 258 5.90 10 0.048 0.672 0.240 - - -

Vatar 7.62 481 5.20 9 0.047 0.322 0.150 - - -

Sarigam 7.53 962 4.84 7 0.053 0.326 0.110 - - -

Kocharva 8.05 796 4.73 11 0.075 0.374 0.245 - - -

Chiri 7.38 412 5.83 10 0.028 0.386 0.303 - - -

Namdha 7.85 672 4.85 10 0.018 0.360 0.360 - - -

Chanod 7.80 1540 4.88 9 0.047 0.326 0.188 - - -

Haria 8.38 652 5.85 17 0.003 0.384 0.360 - - -

Umergam waterworks 7.86 528 4.99 14 0.018 0.448 0.407 - - -

Pardi waterworks 8.11 196 5.87 8 0.011 0.305 0.229 - - -

Dharmpur waterworks 7.58 282 4.89 17 0.053 0.384 0.277 - - -

Ahwa Govt. open well 8.19 364 5.93 15 0.047 0.326 0.313 - - -

Fansa 7.71 420 5.31 11 0.028 0.386 0.172 - - -

Tadgam 8.27 772 5.24 8 0.023 0.374 0.214 - - -

B/W, Govt. society Gayatrinagar, Bharuch

8.07 1634.0 6.11 12.00 0.008 3.10 0.56 BDL - -

W/W of old Pungam, Bharuch

7.81 662.0 5.17 17.00 0.008 2.00 0.39 0.11 - -

W/W of Vill.-Sakkar –purabhathha, Bharuch

8.21 504.0 6.25 17.00 0.26 1.55 0.36 0.13 - -

B/W of Shri Ahmed -bhai Patel at vill.-Piraman, Ankaleshwar

7.45 1588.0 6.08 18.00 0.04 5.54 0.56 BDL - -

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W/w of Vill.-Piraman near railway track, Ankaleshwar

7.75 1824.0 4.89 24.00 0.02 2.00 0.36 0.11 - -

Bhamaria well village Piraman

7.58 140.0 5.02 12.00 0.15 2.21 0.36 0.13 - -

B/W Khadiwala, Piraman village

7.55 1116.0 5.21 8.00 0.08 3.32 0.56 BDL - -

B/W of gram panchayat Piraman

8.05 106.0 5.77 16.00 0.09 2.00 0.46 BDL - -

W/W Sanayavad, Swami- narayan mandir, Jambusar

7.64 2468.0 6.34 23.00 0.03 3.10 0.39 0.17 - -

Hotel Nyay Mandir, Bharuch

7.93 918.0 5.12 9.60 0.005 6.00 0.73 BDL - -

Jhanor, Dist: Bharuch 8.04 56.0 6.66 7.90 0.005 2.21 0.36 BDL - -

Palej, Nr.Nirala Park Society

7.78 1404.0 6.14 11.40 0.008 6.42 0.52 BDL - -

Haldavara, Dist: Bharuch

7.99 2042.0 5.82 11.40 0.005 12.8 0.46 BDL - -

Nr Moti Vasahat, Palej 7.69 1070.0 6.49 8.46 0.005 10.6 0.46 BDL - -

Borewell of odhavpark Society At : Bhuj

7.44 1340 -

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0.196 0.94 0.56 - -

Location of well PH TDS D.O. COD NO2 NO3 F NH3-N TC FC

Borewell at Bardoli Rest House

7.96 1264 4.06 10 0.02 1.38 0.72 0.6 4 <3

Borewell of water supply Bardoli

8.01 1164 8.1 7 0.02 6.65 0.57 0.3 28 20

Borewell at Vyara Circuit house

7.58 630 6.1 13 0.02 6.50 0.23 0.6 4 <3

Open well of Rly station Vyara

8.01 472 1.70 16 0.03 2.06 0.29 0.3 9300 4300

Open well of inds Japanies farm, Vyara

8.04 446 6.50 15 0.03 2.97 0.41 0.3 2400 930

Borewell of Taluka Panchayat Songadh

8.17 538 5.30 12 0.01 2.79 0.16 0.8 7 4

Borewell of prayojan office,Songadh

8.06 1156 4.6 17 0.02 2.97 0.11 0.3 9 4

Borewell of Valod circuit house.

8.12 668 5.5 6 0.03 1.68 0.82 0.6 7500 2300

Borewell at Valod Taluka Panchayat

7.94 1114 2.6 9 0.03 2.69 0.27 0.3 43 23

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Borewell of Gandevi Teliphone Exchange.

7.36 1166 6.3 11 0.02 6.15 0.49 0.3 15 9

Openwell of Gandevi Water Works

8.13 350 6.7 13 0.02 1.91 0.45 0.3 2100 1500

Borewell of Main telephone exchage bilimora

7.88 1228 -

18 0.02 6.60 0.25 0.6 15 9

Borewell of ataliya water works

7.76 348 5.2 17 0.03 0.35 0.28 0.3 <3 <3

Borewell of chikhali water works

7.45 758 7.0 20 0.03 0.47 0.20 0.3 <3 <3

Borewell of sandhkuwa, navsari

7.54 2904 6.20 10 0.02 2.12 0.23 0.3 750 430

Broewell of ghelakhadi water works Jalalpore.

7.34 3686 7.0 33 0.02 3.04 0.28 0.3 460 93

Borewell of kaliawadi navsari

7.91 1454 7.5 12 0.02 2.84 0.3 0.3 21 9

Borewell of lajpore water works

7.66 1886 5.8 18 0.03 2.89 0.31 Nil 15 9

Borewell of mahuwar Gram panchayat

7.89 948 2.4 13 0.03 3.53 0.49 0.3 43 15

Borewell of chovici gram panchayat.

8.04 880 6.30 9 0.02 5.71 0.35 0.6 21 9

Borewell of GIDC kabilpore

7.63 1224 - 7 0.03 5.90 0.47 Nil 150 43

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• Except pH, T.C., F. C. & E.Coli. all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

• E. Coli = Escherichia Coli.

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Status of water quality of wells (under EMP programme 8 sources monitored, once in a month)

Location of wells Parameters *

pH TDS DO COD Nitrite NO2-N

Nitrate NO3-N

Fluo-rides NH3-N

mg/l

TC MPN/ 100 ml

FC MPN/ 100 ml

Alunj villa- Ankleshwar 7.63 1793 4.65 7.79 - 4.05 0.57 - - -

Panoli GIDC 7.74 1723 5.43 8.58 - 3.18 0.54 - - -

@ Industrial Carbon, Ankleshwar, Rajpipla rd

7.71 3056 4.58 11.11 - 2.29 0.47 - - -

Kararvell village 7.56 1173 5.68 7.13 - 2.98 0.46 - - -

Lakhigam – Dahej 7.32 429 7.02 11.30 - 2.89 0.34 - - -

Dahej village 7.79 1257 5.67 7.13 - 14.81 0.66 - - -

Umarwada village 7.73 1413 4.67 8.47 - 2.57 0.61 - - -

Sarangpur village 7.65 2731 4.74 22.29 - 17.34 0.70 - - -

* Except pH,T.C., F. C.& E.Coli. all the parameters are expressed as mg/L.

6.16. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Programme (AAQM)

Under the Ambient Air Quality Monitoring programme (AAQM) the Board continued to monitor ambient air quality at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Vapi, Bharuch and Rajkot.

The ambient air quality samples were collected as per the standard norms for ambient air quality monitoring. The parameters determined during analysis included SPM, RSPM, SO2 and NOX. The data pertaining to the ambient air meteorological data were regularly submitted to the CPCB [Central Pollution Control Board] for compilation and preparation of report.

Note: The National Ambient Air Quality Monitoring project is re-launched and necessary actions have been initiated to re-commission this project.

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Ambient Air Quality monitoring under AAQM Project.

[Yearly average 2007-08] Parameters * Sr. Location of Monitoring

RSPM SPM SO2 NOx

1. Ichchhapore Police Station, Hazira

38 148 11.73 14.50

2. GIDC Pandesara, Surat 65 370 9.63 23.23

3. At Roopam Chawk, Bhavanagar.

160 362 9.64 10.54

* All the values are in µg/m3 = micro grammes per normal cubic meter & average.

Ambient Air Quality monitoring under City Action Plan [Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr Location of Monitoring Station

RSPM SPM SO2 NOx 1. Traffic Point Railway station, Surat 81 167 13.54 22.0

2. S.V.R. Engg.College, Ichchhanath 76 155 13.92 21.77

3. Baroda Rayon Corporation, Udhna 103 213 22.44 28.62

4. Air-India Building, Kotsafil Road, Surat 90 186 18.27 27.49 * All the values are in µg/m3 = micro grammes per normal cubic meter & average. Status of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring (AAQM) in main places of Gujarat

The Board also carried out ambient air quality monitoring at different districts’ places to know the effect of pollution contributed by the industries located in the respective region of the State.

[Yearly average 2007-08]

Location of Monitoring Station Parameters * Sr RSPM SPM SO2 NOX

Panoli M/S Hikal Ltd., GIDC Panoli, dist: Bharuch 106.9 209.2 23.72 27.62Ankleshwar M/S Aventis Pharma Ltd., Ankleshwar GIDC

dist: Bharuch 114.63 215.98 23.83 27.23

Vapi Vapi Nagarpalika, Vapi 69.7 142.4 16.94 24.8Vapi GEB, GIDC, Vapi 85.47 173.5 22.94 28.95Vapi Zandu pharmaceuticals 79.10 124.3 33.3 28.8Vapi CETP,Vapi 88.17 99.8 52.3 40.17Sarigam GIDC, Sarigam 127.27 134.87 37.98 30.78Bhavnagar GIDC Chitra 131 240 12.6 17.0

* All the values are in µg/m3 = micro grammes per normal cubic meter & average.

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Status of Ambient Air Quality in main places of Gujarat (Yearly average 2007-08)

Parameters * City / town

Location of monitoring station RSPM SPM SO2 NOx CO HC

Nandesari Vadodara

CETP GIDC Nandesari by GEEMI

144 333 21.96 42.34 2.38 2.34

Nandesari Vadodara

Lanxess ABS, GIDC Nandesari

185 329 3.73 17.51 - -

Vadodara Laxmipura

AAQM by Seres Monitoring

- 213 2.00 - - -

Vadodara RO, GPCB Office, Vadodara

51 119 8.735 15.58 1.17 1.24

Vadodara Dandia Bazar, Fire Station

104 239 16.26 26.36 1.76 1.64

Vadodara Makarpura ( by IPCL)

109 355 21.8 22.07 - -

Vadodara Subhanpura (by Alembic)

100 240 9.84 13.70 - -

Vadodara Karelibaug (by IOCL)

42 173 6.51 18.23 - -

* All the values are in µg/m3 = micro grammes per normal cubic meter & average. HC is in PPM [Part per Million by Volume], CO = mg/m3

Status of Ambient Air Quality monitoring SAMP Project (Yearly average 2007-08)

Parameters * City / Town Location of Monitoring Station RSPM SPM SO2 NOX Piraman Dist. Bharuch

Gram Panchayat, Piraman by GEEMI

84.28 171.12 15.14 24.13

Kosamadi. Dist.Bharuch

Kukum Bungalo, Village Kosamadi, Valia road [operated by GEEMI on behalf of GPCB].

73.43 149.40 12.81 20.70

Jamnagar On the terrace of GPCB Office 100 185 10.33 26.1

Gandhidham IFFCO Township 97 180 9.4 25.1

District Kutch Lunva-Bhachau-Gandhidham Belt 144 267 11.30 28.4

Bhavnagar Alang Ship Breaking Yard, GMB Office 111 205 11.2 15.1

Bhavnagar Sosiya Ship Breaking Yard, Priya Blue Industries,Plot V-1

103 189 10.5 14.4

Bhavnagar Chitra GIDC Area 131 240 12.6 17.0

Vapi Lalchand engg. Works, GIDC 81.3 165.2 22.35 28.66

Vapi GPCB, Vapi 68.32 139 14.2 22.57 * All the values are in µg/m3 = micro grammes per normal cubic meter & average.

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Ambient Air Quality data of selected locations in Bharuch w.r. to MSW Rules

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per normal cubic meter BDL = Below detectable limit

Status of Ambient Air Quality in Major Cities, various places in Gujarat

[Once in a year 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr. Location of Monitoring Station

RSPM SPM SO2 NOX 1. At. Kadi School, Gandhinagar, Sector No. 23 87 321 14 06

2. Dehgam bus station, dist. Gandhinadar 35 251 14 04

3. St. Xaviers' High School, Sector No. 8, Gandhinagar 158 506 14 06

4. At. Switch Yard, GEB, Gandhinagar 66 384 16 06

5. Kadi Char Rasta, Dist. Mehsana 108 538 20 09

6. Modhera Char Rasta, Mehsana 50 475 16 06

7. IFFCO, Kalol, Dist. Gandhinagar 56 224 17 07

8. Char Rasta, Patan 44 208 16 04

9. At. CEDS, GIDC, Kalol, Dist. Gandhinagar 74 646 12 04

10. Himatnagar Nagarpalika, Dist. Sabarkantha 97 344 13 04

11. Mamlatdar Office, Idar, Dist. Sabarkantha 43 316 16 06

12. Nr. Vishram Gruh, Palanpur Dist. Banaskantha 44 317 15 06

13. Nr. Gandhi Lincon Hospital, Deesa, Dist. Banaskantha

47 249 14 06

14. Cadila Laboratories, Narol, Ahmedabad 37 81 05 13

15. LD Engg. College, Ahmedabad 43 76 14 24

16. CETP, Vatva GIDC, Ahmedabad 286 704 24 36

17. GIDC Office Naroda, Ahmedabad 114 206 18 36

18. At CETP ,Odhav, Ahmedabad 129 270 05 15

19. TPAEC, Sabarmati, Ahmedabad 52 143 05 15

20. Karanj Police Station, Ahmedabad 135 293 08 30

21. Gujarat Vidhyapith, Ahmedabad 93 246 10 28

Parameters * Sr. Location of Monitoring Station

RSPM SPM SO2 NOx NH3 1. Shri Hafiji Umarji Ahmed, Dashan,

Dist:Bharuch 120.0 205.0 12.9 17.0 BDL

2. Terrese Of Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital Near Rohitvas ,Rajpipala

111.0 216.0 28.7 31.3 BDL

3. On The Terrace Of Shri Kishorbhai Parmar Near Sukhawali Site , Sukhavali, Tal.Ankleshwar

132.0 257.0 17.7 28.7 BDL

4. On The Terrese Of Shri Shankarbhai Bhagvanbhai, Navinagari Colony, Jambusar

97 175 15.35 20.55 BDL

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22. Bavla Nagarpalika, Bavla, dist: Ahmedabad 110 245 07 34

23. Viramgam Bus station Dist: Ahmedabad 79 175 05 06

24. Rupam Chowk, Bhavanagar 160 362 9.64 10.54

25. Nr. Primary School, Gandhi Road, Bajwa. 306 429 1.44 16.67

26. Community Health Centre, Padra 189 358 4.34 6.99

27. Dakor Nagarpalika Fire Station, (at ground level 52 153 NIL 3.87

28. Sevalia grampanchayat office, Sevalia 49 82 NIL 7.32

29. Nagarpalika office Khambhat. 79 179 1.87 6.55

30. Nr. Woodland restorant opp. Kheta talav, Nadiad. 115 188 1.44 13.18

31 Aaqm at GIDC office, Savali 285 508 1.93 14.03

32 Anand nagarpalika office fire station , Anand 191 213 NIL 5.21

33 Petlad Nagarpalika Office, (at ground level) 107 157 NIL 19.83

34 GIDC Gorwa. 69 153 NIL 10.79

35 Suzaibaug Society, Godhra Road, Dahod. 116 124 NIL 8.66

36 Mahemdabad . 125 281 NIL 16.12

37 Chhotaudepur 80 182 NIL NIL

38 Lanxess ABS Ltd. Nandesari, Dist: Vadodara 194 221 3.21 34.44

39 GPCB Office Race Course, Vadodara 35 48 8.4 14.2

40 Dandia Bazar, Vadodara 92 120 12.2 22.7

41 I D Hospital,Karelibaug, Vadodara 42 132 7.63 19.93

42 GIDC Makarpura, Vadodara 90 223 23.1 22.8

43 Alembic Ltd., Alembic Road, Vadodara - 222 7.5 10.8

44 RO, GPCB, Narmadanagar, Bharuch 124 234 17.8 29.8

45 Punit Society, Panch Batti, Bharuch 122.0 248.0 30.3 28.8

46 Amal Product, Ankleshwar GIDC 93 202 30.7 29.8

47 Taluka Panchayat Office, Ankleshwar 132 279 22.5 24.05

48 Rajkot, GPCB office 83 153 10.24 14.43

49 Fire-brigade Office, Kalawad road 84 157 10.15 14.38

50 Near Trajpar chowkdi, Morbi 136 242 12.19 17.05

51 Nr Petrol pump, National Highway, Wankaner 103 188 10.23 14.33

52 Jay Bhavani Ind Estate, Junagadh 121 189 13.67 14.69

53 Mahila Police Station, Junagadh 145 215 14.62 15.61

54 Parwatiben Leprocy Hospital, A.k.road, surat. 91 202 9.85 7.58

55 Sumul Dairy Road, Surat 156 416 16.33 20.37

56 S.M.C.North Zone V.D. Road, Surat. - 193 6.19 5.45

57 E.S.I.S Dispensary, South Zone Pandesara, Surat. - 183 17.45 6.87

58 Ved Road Police Chowky, Chowk Bazar, Surat. 93 211 11.26 4.50

59 V.d.Road Surat, Nr. Zenith Processing Mill. 298 11.26 8.52

60 GIDC Sachin 125 258 43.13 25.06

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per normal cubic meter & average.

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Status of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring under NAMP Project (Annual Average April 2007 to March 2008)

Parameters * City/ Town Location of Monitoring Station RSPM SPM SO2 NOX

Vapi GEB,GIDC 85.47 173.5 22.94 28.95 Vapi Vapi Nagarpalika 69.7 142.4 16.94 24.8 Surat SVR Eng.College 76 155 13.92 21.77 Surat BRC Udhana 103 213 22.44 28.62 Surat Air India Building, Kotsafill Road 90 186 18.27 27.49 Ankleshwar Ralis Pharma India Ltd 109.64 223.37 24.44 30.57 Ankleshwar Durga Traders, Rajpipala road 84.95 171.93 16.63 24.86 Vadodara Nandesari CETP 144 333 21.96 42.34 Vadodara RO, GPCB Office 51 119 8.735 15.58 Vadodara Dandia Bazar 104 239 16.26 26.36 Ahmedabad GIDC Naroda 114 206 18 36 Ahmedabad Cadila , Narol 37 81 05 13 Ahmedabad L.D. Engineering College 43 76 14 24 Rajkot Nr. Sardhara Industrial Corporation,

Rakot 125 227 12.05 16.52

Rajkot GPCB Office, R.O. Rajkot 83 153 10.24 14.43 Jamnagar Fisheries Office 104 194 10.5 26.5

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per cubic meter & average. * Yearly average is calculated on the criteria of CPCB, i.e. at least 104 samples

(24 hourly) per year/station.

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring data of Amdavad city at selected locations

Parameters *

Location Date RSPM SPM SO2 NOX

Nehrubridge (24 Hrs. Sampling Average data) (Kali Chaudas)

8/11/07 134 445 5.38 25.13

Nehrubridge (24 Hrs. Sampling Average data) (Diwali)

9/11/07 169 488 9.43 31.12

Nehrubridge (24 Hrs. Sampling Average data) (New Year Day)

10/11/07 156 476 5.90 27.84

Note-All parameters are in microgram/Nm3

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Ambient air quality of traffic points Surat

[Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters *

Sr. Location of Monitoring Station RSPM SPM SO2 NOX

1. Traffic point, Rly station, Surat 81 167 13.54 22.0

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per normal cubic meter & average.

AAQM of Various Location in JAMNAGAR. [Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr. Location of Monitoring Station

RSPM SPM SO2 NOX 1. Bedeshwar industrial area, Jamnagar 106 313 7.69 20.5 2. Rameshwarnagar, GPCB office 100 185 10.33 26.1 3. Summer Club road, Fisheries Office 104 194 10.5 26.5

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per normal cubic meter & average.

Protocol for TSDF (Yearly average 2007-08)

Sr. Location of Monitoring Station RSPM SPM SO2 NOX

1 BEI Ltd. GIDC, Ankleshwar 301 533 26.8 27.2

* All the values are in µg/m3 = microgrammes per normal cubic meter

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed

Jamnagar 55

Rajkot 84

Bhavnagar 72

Vadodara 60

Vapi 60

Bharuch 108

Surat 36

Total 475

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6.17. Status of coastal monitoring under the plan scheme Plan scheme implemented during the year 2007-2008

The Board has continued coastal monitoring under the plan scheme during the year 2007–

2008 in Gujarat to ascertain the water quality of different parts along the coastal zones in Gujarat. Quality of Coastal Water under Action Plan

[Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr. Location

pH DO B.O.D. NH3–N 1. Plot No. 6 , SBY, Alang

Bhavnagar 7.71 5.04 10.13 0.4

2. Plot No.110, S BY ,Sosiya, Bhavnagar

7.70 5.15 12.09 0.41

3. Plot No.V-7 ,S BY , Sosiya, Bhavnagar

7.73 4.96 9.64 0.53

4. Plot No.84/C, SBY ,Alang, Bhavnagar

7.76 4.8 10.76 0.37

*Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L . Quality of Coastal outfalls and Coastal waters

[Yearly average 2007-08]

Parameters * Sr. Name of outfalls

pH DO B.O.D. NH3 – N 1. Sea water at Dhuvaran, Kheda 7.84 7.33 2.68 0.50

2. Sea water at ECP, ‘J’ point near Sarod - Jambusar 7.58 7.10 2.84 0.53

3. Estuarine water at Dhuvaran 7.81 8.0 2.52 0.50

4. Estuarine water at ECP, ‘J’ point near Sarod, Ta. Jambusar 7.56 7.66 2.80 0.50

5. E.C.P. ‘J’ point near Sarod – before discharge, Ta. Jambusar 7.23

854 56.34

6. Sarigam diffuser at Tadgam 7.98 6.31 4.07 1.36

7. Estuarine water of river Damanganga at Daman Jetty 7.80 6.10 5.96 1.31

8. Estuarine water of river Damanganga at Kanchigam 7.66 6.09 5.43 1.38

9. Estuarine water of river Kolak at Kolak Jetty 8.0 6.40 6.12 1.32 10. Estuarine water of river Par at Umarsadi Jetty 8.03 6.48 4.56 1.37 11. Gandhidham city sewage outfall 7.20 N.A. 74 53.56

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12. Sea water at Porbandar outfall 7.97 5.35 N.D. 0.61 13. Porbandar city sewage outfall 7.10 N.A. 62 33.78 14. Tata Chem., Mithapur outfall 8.01 N.A. N.D. 0.63 15. Sea water at Kandla 7.92 5.05 N.D. 0.58

16 Excel Crop Care Ltd., Bhavnagar 7.8 4.7 29 3.73

17

BMC waste water at Kansara bridge, Bhavnagar

7.27 1.3 221.3 18.9

18 Pipavav Port, Amreli 7.77 5.01 9.24 0.95

19 Nirma Ltd,Kalatalav, Bhavnagr 7.65 5.7 8.09 0.51

20 Plot 6,SBY,Alang, Bhavnagar 7.7 5.3 10.68 0.44

21 Plot 110, SBY, Sosiya, Alang, Bhavanagar 7.68 5 11.02 0.44

22 Umra temple at Jakat naka 7.86 5.45 4.05 0.73

23 KRIBHCO Jetty at Hazira 7.78 5.31 4.76 0.63

24 Essar Jetty at Hazira 7.81 4.83 4.53 0.60

25 Narmada Estuary at Golden Bridge(L/T) 8.02 6.81 2.8 0.39

26 Narmada Estuary at Golden Bridge(H/T) 7.98 6.95 2.6 0.12

27 Gulf of Cambay at LNG Terminal Jetty,Dahej (low tide)

7.95 6.49 3.4 0.12

28 Gulf of Cambay at LNG Terminal Jetty,Dahej (high tide)

8.09 6.16 3.2 0.36

29 Gulf of Cambay at Birla Copper Jetty,Dahej (L/T)

7.90 6.41 3.3 0.11

30 Gulf of Cambay at Birla Copper Jetty,Dahej (H/T)

7.12 6.54 3.0 0.12

31 Gulf of Cambay at IPCL Jetty,Jageshwar (L/T) 7.98 6.50 3.1 0.12

32 Gulf of Cambay at IPCL Jetty,Jageshwar (H/T) 8.03 6.66 2.9 0.12

33 Narmada Estuary at Bhabdhut (L/T) 8.02 6.64 3.1 0.12

34 Narmada Estuary at Bhabdhut (H/T) 7.18 6.75 2.9 0.13

35 Gulf of Cambay at Stambheshwer Mahadev, Kamboi (L/T)

8.80 6.55 2.7 0.12

36 Gulf of Cambay at Stambheshwer Mahadev, Kamboi (H/T)

8.02 6.63 2.5 0.12

37 Surface Sea Water Sample Of Muldwarka, Kodinar

7.72 6.20 1.65 1.14

38 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr.Somnath Temple, Junaghadh

7.64 6.24 1.83 1.82

39 Surface Sea Water Sample at Holyday Camp, Choravad

7.70 6.28 1.35 0.96

40 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr. Indian Rayon &Ind.Ltd.Veraval

7.74 6.39 1.81 1.45

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41 Surface Sea Water Sample Nr. Intekpoint of GHCL,Sutarapada

7.75 6.11 1.49 1.79

42 Domestic W/W of .Veraval Municipality Nr.Vasantvihar Engg. ,Veraval

7.05 NIL 103 37.46

43 W/W Sample of Fish Processing Unit,GIDC, Veraval

6.92 NIL 543 126.23

Except pH all the parameters are expressed as mg/L. N.A = Not applicable, N.D. = Not detectable. 6.18. Water Sample Collected before, during and after the Ganapati immersion

Festival Particulars no.s of samples

RO, Ahmedabad 03

1. River Sabarmati at Sardar Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

2. Chandola Lake, Near Sulemani Masjid, Danilimda 03

3. Kankaria Lake, Opp: Zoo, Ahmedabad. 03

4. Kankaria Lake, Opp: Vayam Vidhalay. 03

5. River Sabarmati at Ellis Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

6. River Sabarmati at Nehru Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

7. River Sabarmati at Gandhi Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

8. River Sabarmati at Old Vadaj Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

9 River Sabarmati at Railway Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

10 River Sabarmati at Indira Bridge, Ahmedabad. 03

RO, Bhavnagar

1. Sea water samples from sea shore of village-Koliyak, Tal. - Ghogha, Dist. Bhavnagar. ( At Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

03

2. Sea water samples from sea shore of village-Koliyak, Tal. -Ghogha, Dist.Bhavnagar. ( from left side of sea beach , 50 mtr away from the Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

03

3. Sea water samples from sea shore of village-Koliyak, Tal. -Ghogha, Dist.Bhavnagar. ( from right side of sea beach , 50 mtr away from the Centre point of sea beach of Koliyak)

03

RO, Bharuch

1. River Narmada at Golden bridge, Bharuch 03

2. River Narmada at Sardar bridge, Bharuch 03

3. River Narmada at Nilkanth Mahadev Temple, Zadeshwar 03

RO, VAPI 10

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6.19. Bio-Monitoring of Water Bodies

Central Pollution Control Board has initiated studies on Water Quality Management under provision of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Biological Monitoring system has been well established & emphasized as one of the cost effective system in order to maintain & restore the wholesomeness of water in terms of various designated best uses of Water Bodies.

Criteria for Biological Water Quality Evaluation

Water Quality

Class Range of

Saprobic Score Range of Diversity

Score Water Quality Indicator colour

A 7 and more 0.2-1 Clean Blue

B 6-7 0.5-1 Slight Pollution Light Blue

C 3-6 0.3-0.9 Moderate Pollution Green

D 2-5 0.4 & less Heavy Pollution Orange

E 0-2 0-0.2 Severe Pollution Red

Under this Project Bio-Monitoring of polluted river stretches are been carried out in River Action Plan 2007-2008.

Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi. Under National Water Quality Monitoring Programme (NWMP), Bio-Monitoring station are to be Monitored three times in a year at pre selected locations, Physico-Chemical analysis along with Bio-Monitoring of rivers/ Lakes stretches. Such Way Up gradation of Rivers/Lakes for best designated use to humankind will be taken up.

Preparation of the results, conclusions & final mapping of the rivers as per CPCB guidelines is under progress.

Details of number of samples collected under Bio-monitoring Project during the year 2006-07 from Dam, Lake, River and Estuarine water/Sea.

RO, GPCB Numbers of samples collected and analysed

Ahmedabad 31

North Gujarat 06

Rajkot 28

Vapi 12

Surat 36

Bharuch 09

Vadodara 05

Godhra 18

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6.20. Analytical Quality Control (AQC)

Analyses of unknown samples received during the year 2007-2008 from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) periodically were analyzed precisely and accurately and reports were sent to the CPCB.

Moreover, scientific personal of the Board analysis both known as well as unknown samples to ascertain the accurate performance of the respective instruments.

Under this AQC procedure the Central Laboratory and all the laboratories attached with the Regional Offices each located at Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Vapi, Rajkot and Jamnagar participated in this exercise in the year 2007-2008. This procedure helps in improving performance and increasing the confidence of the scientific staff. Overall the analytical results (Data) obtained are more precise, accurate, reproducible and reliable. The performance of all the Board’s laboratories have been reported quite satisfactory.

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6.21. AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING DURING NAVRATRI – 2007 Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality in major city carried out as per the instruction & guidelines of CPCB during Navaratri Festival. Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality carried out at 50 locations in the major city during 11/10/2007 to 21/10/2007.

Sr Date City & location of station SPM RSPM SO2 NOx

JUNAGADH

1. 11/10/2007 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 207 178 14.58 15.8

2. 12/10/2007 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 257 191 10.87 14.62

3. 13/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 223 170 14.01 14.72

4. 14/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 235 189 13.44 15.65

5. 15/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 282 244 12.01 12.11

6. 16/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 246 206 14.58 16.92

7. 17/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 259 218 15.17 16.93

8. 18/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 267 195 16.59 19.02

9. 19/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh. 272 236 12.01 16.37

10. 20/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh 214 187 13.45 17.13

11. 21/10/07 Near Kalva Chowk Junagadh 195 153 12.01 12.11

12. 22/10/08 Near jay bhavani ind.estateJunagadh. 184 149 14.02 14.16

RAJKOT

13. 12/10/2007 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 167 119 10.2 14.5

14. 13/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 174 121 11.6 16.1

15. 14/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 177 110 10.5 14.9

16. 15/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 197 113 10.8 15.5

17. 16/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 208 124 10 14.5

18. 17/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 199 116 11 15.6

19. 18/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 202 121 10.2 14.5

20. 19/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 187 112 10.5 14.9

21. 20/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 170 104 11.6 16.2

22. 21/10/07 on terrace of gpcb office,rjt 133 102 11.7 16.4

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23. 11/10/2007 402, 11/2 Alkapuri Society, Near Gattu Vidhyalaya, GIDC Ankleshwar

122 127 18.2 29.8

24. 11/10/2007 32,Poonit Society,B/H Of Civil Hospital, Bharuch

245 144 16.4 27.7

25. 12/10/2007 32,Poonit Society,B/H Of Civil Hospital, Bharuch

278 198 19.2 30.3

26. 13/10/2007 402, 11/2 Alkapuri Society, Near Gattu Vidhyalaya, GIDC Ankleshwar

254 178 22.2 31.4

27. 14/10/2007 32,Poonit Society,B/H Of Civil Hospital, Bharuch

322

174 16.7 28.4

28. 15/10/2007 402, 11/2 Alkapuri Society, Near Gattu Vidhyalaya, GIDC Ankleshwar

251 149 21.2 37.1

29. 16/10/2007 32,Poonit Society,B/H Of Civil Hospital, Bharuch

296 182 14.8 29.6

30. 17/10/2007 32,Poonit Society,B/H Of Civil Hospital, Bharuch

222 136 17.4 34.3

31. 18/10/2007 402, 11/2 Alkapuri Society, Near Gattu Vidhyalaya, GIDC Ankleshwar

266 129 22.6 33.8

32. 19/10/2007 On the terrace of M.B.VASAVA’S Residence at Koli wad, Opp. Vad, Rajpipla

275 152 14.8 26.4

33. 20/10/2007 402, 11/2 Alkapuri Society, Near Gattu Vidhyalaya, GIDC Ankleshwar

264 128 21.4 36.9

34. 21/10/2007 On the terrace of ONGC Resi. Colony, Ankleshwar

323 170 20.9 31.7

SURAT

35. 12/10/2007 Varachha police station, varachha, surat 174 85 12.70 17.05

36. 13/10/2007 B.r.c. udhana, surat 218 106 17.72 23.21

37. 14/10/2007 S.v.r. college, surat 161 79 13.50 18.95

38. 15/10/2007 Water works, smc, adajan, surat 179 88 12.10 17.53

39. 16/10/2007 Varachha police station, varachha, surat 176 91 11.82 16.94

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40. 17/10/2007 B.r.c. college, surat 229 114 16.88 21.90

41. 18/10/2007 S.v.r. college 176 87 11.25 18.24

42. 19/10/2007 Water works, smc, adajan 169 82 10.69 17.76

43. 20/10/2007 B.r.c. udhana, surat 192 95 16.88 22.85

JAMNAGAR

44. 12/10/2007 On the terrace of GPCB at Jamnagar city

195 104 10 24.9

45. 13/10/207 On the terrace of Gujarat Pollution Control Board office at Jamnagar city

208 102 5.47 21.44

46. 15/10/2007 Near fishiries office at Jamnagar city 199 105 10.1 25.6

47. 17/10/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office at Jamnagar city

207 100 6.94 20.28

48. 18/10/2007 Near fishiries office at Jamnagar city 193 103 9.6 24.6

49. 20/10/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office at Jamnagar city

197 97 5.68 21.63

50. 21/10/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office at Jamnagar city

212 117 8.21 23.2

Note: All parameters are expressed in μg/m3

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Ambient Air Quality Monitoring During Diwali Festival 2007 Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality in major city carried out during Diwali Festival to know the impact of burning of the fire crackers. This monitoring carried out as per the instruction & guidelines by CPCB. Monitoring of Ambient Air Quality carried out at 104 locations in the major city during 08/11/2007 to 12/11/2007.

Sr. Date City & location of station SPM RSPM

SO2 NOx

AHMEDABAD

1. 8-9/11/2007 Nehru bridge , Ashram road 445 134 5.38 25.13

2. 9-10/11/2007 Nehru bridge, Ashram road 488 169 9.43 31.12

3. 10-11/11/2007 Nehru bridge, Ashram road 476 156 5.9 27.84

4. 11-12/11/2007 Nehru bridge, Ashram road 401 124 4.1 24.62

BHAVNAGAR

5. 8- 9/11/2007 Ghogha Circle 352 154 19.62 8.54

6. 9-10/11/2007 Ghogha Circle 370 166 18.93 9.09

7. 10-11/11/2007 Ghogha Circle 292 143 20.34 7.49

8. 11-12/11/2007 Ghogha Circle 316 157 18.24 9.63

9. 08-9/11/2007 Waghavadi Road 303 166 20.34 12.3

10. 09-10/11/2007 Waghavadi Road 407 186 22.44 8.02

11. 10-11/11/2007 Waghavadi Road 310 149 16.86 9.63

12. 11-12/11/2007 Waghavadi Road 318 157 19.62 8.02

JAMNAGAR

13. 08/112007 On the terrace of GPCB Office 257 135 17.3 40.4

14. 08/112007 Nr. Fisheries Office 251 131 15.6 39.6

15. 09/112007 On the terrace of GPCB Office 274 145 20.6 46.3

16. 9/11/2007 Nr. Fisheries Office 302 154 18.3 44.8

17. 10/11/2007 On the terrace of GPCB Office 264 138 17 38.9

18. 10/11/2007 Nr. Fisheries Office 296 153 18.5 45.5

19. 11/11/2007 On the terrace of GPCB Office 236 123 14.2 34.2

20. 11/11/2007 Nr. Fisheries Office 250 132 15.5 38.5

MEHASANA

21. 08/11/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office 185 52 05 15

22. 09/11/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office 183 89 07 22

23. 10/11/2007 On the terrace of GPCB office 259 75 07 14

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24. 7/11/2007 Inquiry office, sector-8,Gandhinagar 173 121 03 12

25. 8/11/2007 Inquiry office, sector-8, Gandhinagar 223 99 05 14

26. 9/11/2007 Inquiry office, sector-8, Gandhinagar 212 162 04 12

27. 10/11/2007 Inquiry office, sector-8, Gandhinagar 239 96 04 12

SURAT

28. 08/11/07

Delhi Gate Police Chowky,

Near Railway Station

149 69 13.04 19.06

29. 09/11/07

Baroda Rayon Corporation Ltd, Udhana

186 105 22.15 29.29

30. 10/11/07 Umiya Mata Mandir., Varachha 143 72 12.48 17.64

31. 11/11/07 Jogani Nagar., Adajan 137 86 14.55 18.87

VADODARA

32. 08/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, ADM Time office

180 - 20.5 23.7

33. 09/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, ADM Time office

207 - 24.8 27.9

34. 10/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, ADM Time office

196 - 20.6 25.5

35. 11/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, ADM Time office

225 - 26.9 30

36. 08/11/07 GSFC LTD., NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, At Old Pump House

160 - 18.2 20.5

37. 09/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, At Old Pump House

186 - 19.9 22.2

38. 10/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, At Old Pump House

148 - 24.7 26.9

39. 11/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, At Old Pump House

190 - 21 23.7

40. 08/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Behind SA-4 Plant

205 - 27 23.3

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41. 09/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Behind SA-4 Plant

228 - 30.5 24.5

42. 10/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Behind SA-4 Plant

175 - 23 20.8

43. 11/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Behind SA-4 Plant

160 - 31.8 25.9

44. 08/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Nr Marketing Yard

158 - 20 17.8

45. 09/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Nr Marketing Yard

196 - 17.5 23.9

46. 10/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Nr Marketing Yard

170 - 23.3 26.9

47. 11/11/07 GSFC LTD.,NH 8, PO Fertilizernagar, Nr Marketing Yard

209 - 21.8 28

48. 08/11/07 At Subhanpura 341 - 11.8 19.4

49. 09/11/07 At Subhanpura 377 - 15.4 30.7

50. 10/11/07 At Subhanpura 433 - 17.6 42.4

51. 11/11/07 At Subhanpura 283 - 12.4 20.1

52. 08/11/07 At Dandia Bazar 252 109 18.2 24.8

53. 09/11/07 At Dandia Bazar 342 143 29.9 57.9

54. 10/11/07 At Dandia Bazar 275 120 22.7 34.6

55. 11/11/07 At Dandia Bazar 234 102 15.4 24.6

56. 08/11/07 At GPCB Office 104 44 8.3 15.5

57. 09/11/07 At GPCB Office 244 107 20.8 41.8

58. 10/11/07 At GPCB Office 174 75 15.9 31

59. 11/11/07 At GPCB Office 121 53 10.8 19.1

60. 08/11/07 At Nandesari CETP 317 138 25.3 44.3

61. 09/11/07 At Nandesari CETP 258 116 18.1 28.3

62. 10/11/07 At Nandesari CETP 222 98 17.9 24.7 63. 11/11/07 At Nandesari CETP 204 88 15.9 21 64. 08/11/07 130 56 14 21.2 65. 09/11/07 223 97 20.3 36.2 66. 10/11/07

At Gotri, Subh laxminagar, Opp. Gayatri Vidhyalaya

160 71 17.1 33.3

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67. 11/11/07 127 57 12.8 24.8

68. 08/11/07 191 83 13.3 23.9

69. 09/11/07 244 107 25.8 38.5

70. 10/11/07 189 83 22 32.1

71. 11/11/07

At Chhani B-35 Kalpvrux Society Near Chhani Jakat Naka Vadodara

164 71 13.6 25.8

72. 08/11/07 134 59 9.8 16.7

73. 09/11/07 203 89 20 32.8

74. 10/11/07 150 66 18.3 25.7

75. 11/11/07

At Bapod Nagarpalika School No. 16 B/H Indrapuri Guest House Vadodara

92 40 11.3 17.5

VAPI

76. 8/11/2007 Snehal park society, vapi town 141

90

41.52 30.31

77. 9/11/2007 Stadium road valsad, vapi town 141 117 31.48 23.29

78. 10/11/2007 Snehal park society 146 101 44.27 29.75

79. 11/11/2007 Stadium road valsad 143 111 34.31 28.38

BHARUCH

80. 8/11/2007 32, punit soc. B/h civil hospital bharuch

248 122 30.3 28.8

81. 9/11/2007 32, punit soc. B/h civil hospital bharuch

238 124 33.1 28.7

82. 10/11/2007 32, punit soc. B/h civil hospital bharuch

258 133 35.4 22.4

83. 11/11/2007 32, punit soc. B/h civil hospital bharuch

216 114 36.3 28.2

84. 12/11/2007 32, punit soc. B/h civil hospital bharuch

232 118 29.4 30.6

85. 8/11/2007 Ram vatika soc ,ankleshwar 224 117 42.3 36.4

86. 9/11/2007 Ram vatika soc ,ankleshwar 188 99 44.6 31.8

87. 10/11/2007 Ram vatika soc ,ankleshwar 179 97 46.4 29.3

88. 11/11/2007 Ram vatika soc ,ankleshwar 191 103 44.8 32.6

89. 12/11/2007 Ram vatika soc ,ankleshwar 223 108 30.9 36.7 90. 8/11/2007 B/h triveni ni wadi kolifalia,

rajpipla 216 111 28.7 31.3

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91. 9/11/2007 B/h triveni ni wadi kolifalia , rajpipla

191 108 30.6 34.1

92. 10/11/2007 B/h triveni ni wadi kolifalia , rajpipla

202 113 32.8 28.4

93. 11/11/2007 B/h triveni ni wadi kolifalia , rajpipla

195 116 32.6 24.8

94. 12/11/2007 B/h triveni ni wadi kolifalia , rajpipla

219 96 28.7 37.3

GODHRA

95. 08/11/2007 On the terrace of federation building of pms industries

224 38 2.77 9.50

96. 09/11/2007 On the terrace of federation building of pms industries

217 46 3.12 30.36

97. 10/11/2007 On the terrace of federation building of pms industries

230 41 2.08 9.03

98. 11/11/2007 On the terrace of federation building of pms industries

244 28 2.42 7.91

RAJKOT

99. 07/11/2007 At GPCB office, Race course, Rajkot

209 108 14.6 15.3

100 08/11/2007 At GPCB office, Race course, Rajkot

247 126 15.2 20.4

101 09/11/2007 At GPCB office, Race course, Rajkot

275 143 17.1 22.9

102 11/11/2007 At GPCB office, Race course, Rajkot

250 123 16.2 20.3

JUNAGADH

103 07/11/2007 Near Kalwa chowk 242 132 14 15.8

104 10/11/2007 Near Kalwa chowk 273 157 16.8 21.5

Note: All parameters are expressed in µg/M3

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SUMMERY:

In order to implement provisions of Noise pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules and to have compliance of directives of Hon’ble Supreme Court, vide its order dated 18/07/2005 in WP (C) NO 72/1998 with CA No 3735/2005, Regional Offices of this Board have carried out ambient Noise Level monitoring in 18 districts from 12/10/07 to 20/10/07 at various 450 monitoring stations during night hours.

Survey carried out during festivals of Navaratri -2007

TABLE-1 S. No City Nos. of monitoring

1. Ahmedabad 59 2. Amreli 17 3. Banaskantha 03 4. Bharuch 12 5. Bhavnagar 126 6. Dahod 06 7. Gandhinagar 08 8. Jamnagar 18 9. Junagadh 20 10. Panchmahal ( Godhra ) 34 11. Mehsana 10 12. Narmada 03 13. Patan 02 14. Rajkot 20 15. Sabarkantha 02 16. Surat 42 17. Vadodara 43 18. Valsad 25

Total 450

CITY:AHMEDABAD Time : 22.00 TO 24.00 hrs

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1. 12.10.07 6 64 54 2. 13.10.07 6 74 63 3. 14.10.07 7 73 55 4. 15.10.07 6 76 53 5. 16.10.07 9 71.5 52 6. 17.10.07 7 75 63 7. 18.10.07 7 76 58 8. 19.10.07 5 68 64 9. 20.10.07 6 71.5 60.5 Total 59

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CITY: BHAVNAGAR Time : 18;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 14 64.8 51.9 2 13.10.07 14 64.7 52.6 3 14.10.07 14 66.77 51.9 4 15.10.07 14 64.97 51.4 5 16.10.07 14 64.8 51.9 6 17.10.07 14 64.4 51.9 7 18.10.07 14 64.67 51.4 8 19.10.07 14 64.55 51.3

9 20.10.07 14 64.55 51.6 Total 126

CITY. VADODARA Time : 20;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 6 69.31 64.05 2 13.10.07 6 70.12 62.15 3 14.10.07 3 70.6 69.4 4 15.10.07 4 83.08 64.61 5 16.10.07 6 71.5 69.78 6 17.10.07 6 82.99 60.11 7 18.10.07 6 68.72 59.2 8 19.10.07 3 72.48 71.54

9 20.10.07 3 70.2 58.8 Total 43

CITY:VALSAD Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 3 69.36 68.5 2 13.10.07 2 69.85 66.46 3 14.10.07 3 69.84 64.27 4 15.10.07 3 64.6 64.05 5 16.10.07 3 65.05 63.6 6 17.10.07 3 66.63 64.8 7 18.10.07 2 64.43 63.13 8 19.10.07 3 64.09 62.57

9 20.10.07 3 69 61.59 Total 25

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CITY: RAJKOT Time :21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 2 64 63 2 13.10.07 3 64 63 3 14.10.07 2 60 58 4 15.10.07 2 64 64 5 16.10.07 1 47 47 6 17.10.07 4 64 60 7 18.10.07 2 63 62 8 19.10.07 2 59 48

9 20.10.07 2 63 42 Total 20

CITY: BHARUCH Time :20;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 2 54.04 53.46 2 13.10.07 2 60.01 54.67 3 14.10.07 2 56.96 55.42 4 16.10.07 2 61.15 56.96 5 17.10.07 2 64.7 63.7 6 18.10.07 2 62.5 58.9

Total 12

.CITY: SURAT Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 4 66.29 63.95 2 13.10.07 4 66.41 66.14 3 14.10.07 4 66.68 64.42 4 15.10.07 5 66.7 63.2 5 16.10.07 5 66.5 63.8 6 17.10.07 4 68.2 64.5 7 18.10.07 5 65.44 61.4 8 19.10.07 5 62.84 61.97

9 20.10.07 5 67.2 54.8 10 21.10.07 1 65.04 ---

Total 42 .

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CITY: AMRELI Time : 20:00 TO 24:00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 14.10.07 5 64.8 51.9 2 16.10.07 6 64.8 52.4 3 18.10.07 6 64.55 52.2

Total 17

CITY: GODHRA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 4 73.93 71.71 2 13.10.07 4 73.59 72.46 3 14.10.07 4 73.58 72.96 4 18.10.07 5 73.58 71.62 5 19.10.07 4 73.59 72.56

6 20.10.07 5 73.93 71.74 Total 26

CITY:LUNAWADA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 15.10.07 2 70.62 69.62 Total 2

CITY: SHEHARA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 15.10.07 2 70.01 69.00 Total 2

CITY: HALOL Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 16.10.07 3 71.06 70.15 Total 3

CITY: DUNIYA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 16.10.07 1 69.45 --- Total 1

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CITY: DAHOD Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 17.10.07 6 71.08 69.09 Total 6

CITY: GODHRA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 19.10.07 3 63.12 55.09 Total 3

CITY: JAMNAGAR Time : 22;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 2 63.33 63.09 2 13.10.07 2 65.40 64.82 3 14.10.07 2 64.43 64.30 4 15.10.07 3 64.60 52.80 5 16.10.07 1 64.50 64.50 6 17.10.07 3 65.34 51.53 7 18.10.07 3 64.36 52.41 8 19.10.07 2 59.20 52.12

Total 18

CITY: JUNAGADH Time : 20;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 2 63 61 2 13.10.07 2 64 64 3 14.10.07 2 60 58 4 15.10.07 2 64 48 5 16.10.07 2 61 50 6 17.10.07 2 64 62 7 18.10.07 2 64 60 8 19.10.07 2 64 45

9 20.10.07 2 63 47 10 21.10.07 2 64 64

Total 20

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CITY: MEHSANA Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 12.10.07 2 44.02 43.9 2 15.10.07 2 44.7 44.4 3 19.10.07 3 47.6 42.8

4 21.10.07 3 44.4 42.1 Total 10

CITY: GANDHINAGAR Time : 20:00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 11.10.07 2 54.3 47.07 2 13.10.07 3 70.4 63.7 3 14.10.07 3 64.3 54.4

Total 8

CITY: PALANPUR Time : 22;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 16.10.07 3 52.3 44.3 Total 3

CITY: PATAN Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 17.10.07 2 45.5 45.3 Total 2

CITY: HIMATNAGAR Time: 22:00 to 24 ;00 Hrs

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 20.10.07 2 53.3 43.9 Total 2

CITY: ANKLESHWAR Time : 21;00 TO 24;00 HRS

Sr. Date No of reading taken Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 15.10.07 2 63.11 62.85 2 20.10.07 3 59.78

Total 5

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SUMMERY: In order to implement provisions of Noise pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules and to have compliance of directives of Hon’ble Supreme Court, vide its order dated 18/07/2005 in WP (C) NO 72/1998 with CA No 3735/2005, Regional Officess of this Board have carried out ambient Noise Level monitoring in 10 districts from 08/11/07 to 11/10/07 at various total 744 monitoring stations during night hours. This noise level measured at the distance of 4 meter from the fire crackers/ dusting place.

Survey carried out during festivals of DIWALI -2007

TABLE-3 Shows no. of locations covered Sr. CITY/TOWN Nos. of locations 1. Ahmedabad 43 2. Bharuch 84 3. Bhavnagar 52 4. Jamnagar 32 5. Mehasana 40 6. Rajkot 50 7. Surat 200 8. Vadodara 169 9. Vapi 40

10. Godhara 34 Total 744

R.O. AHMEDABAD CITY:- AHMEDABAD

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 20:00 to 22:00 11 102 84 2 9.11.07 19:30 to 21:55 11 94.8 83.7 3 10.11.07 19:10 to 21:55 11 101 79 4 11.11.07 19:10 to 21:50 10 102 88 Total 43

R.O. VADODARA CITY:- VADODARA

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 21:25 to 23:00 30 95.3 64.2 2 9.11.07 20:25 to 00:05 41 99.3 59.3 3 10.11.07 19:45 to 23:45 56 94.9 55.2 4 11.11.07 19:00 to 21:50 42 92.8 62.3

Total 169

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R.O. SURAT CITY:- SURAT

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:20 onwards 50 123.4 86.9 2 9.11.07 19:20 onwards 50 125.6 90.1 3 10.11.07 19:20 onwards 50 124.3 85.6 4 11.11.07 19:20 onwards 50 124.6 85.6

Total 200

R.O. RAJKOT CITY:- RAJKOT

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:40 to 22:00 10 115 50 2 9.11.07 19:00 to 22:00 10 110 67 3 10.11.07 19:10 to 23:00 20 110 54 4 11.11.07 19:10 to 212:50 10 115 55

Total 50

R.O. JAMNAGAR CITY:- JAMNAGAR

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:30 to 21:55 8 103.7 93.8 2 9.11.07 19:15 to 21:50 8 114.7 100.8 3 10.11.07 19:20 to 21:50 8 110.5 96.4 4 11.11.07 19:10 to 21:50 8 97.6 91.9

Total 32

.R.O. BHAVNAGAR CITY:-BHAVANAGAR

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:25 to 22:00 13 109.5 84.6 2 9.11.07 20.05 to 21.55 13 115.4 96.3 3 10.11.07 19.30 to 21.50 13 107.8 93.2 4 11.11.07 19.20 to 21.50 13 105.3 84.6

Total 52 . .

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R.O. MEHASANA CITY:- MEHSANA

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:50 to 23:55 10 85 52 2 9.11.07 20.10 to 23.55 10 86 50 3 10.11.07 19.30 to 23.50 10 80 51 4 11.11.07 19.30 to 23.55 10 77 52

Total 40

.R. O. VAPI CITY:VAPI

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19:00 to 21:45 10 86.4 70.8 2 9.11.07 19:00 to 21:45 10 77.1 68.3 3 10.11.07 19:00 to 21:45 10 82.2 63.4 4 11.11.07 19:00 to 21:45 10 82.8 68.6

Total 40

R. O. BHARUCH CITY:BHARUCH

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 18.50 to 21.40 21 110 78 2 9.11.07 18:30 to 21:45 21 90 78.6 3 10.11.07 19:00 to 22:00 21 99.4 84.8 4 11.11.07 18:45 to 22:00 21 88 70

Total 84

R.O. GODHARA CITY:GODHARA

Sr. Date Time in hrs. No of reading taken

Maximum d.B. (A)

Minimum d.B. (A)

1 8.11.07 19.10 to 21.50 8 111.5 88.8 2 9.11.07 19:15 to 22:05 10 115 82.4 3 10.11.07 19:10 to 21:50 8 117.2 88.2 4 11.11.07 19:05 to 21:55º 8 116.5 92.8

Total 34

Note : Noise level is monitor at the distance of 4 meter from the fire crackers/ dusting place.

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6.22. Environmental Awareness Programmes

22nd April - Earth Day Celebration of the Earth Day

In accordance with the communication received from Shri J.K. Vyas, Director (Environment), Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, regarding Celebration of the Earth Day on 22nd April, 2007, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

• All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Vapi, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Godhra, Mehsana, Ahmedabad and Bhavnagar were informed to commemorate the aforesaid celebration of the Earth Day in appropriate manner.

• The Board and NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar jointly organised a programme on the Earth Day - 22nd April, 2007, at R.G. Girls School, Gandhinagar. About one hundred girls students of High School and Higher Secondary School participated in the programme. Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC; Shri Jayantbhai, ANALA, Ahmedabad and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board briefed on the occasion. The students also performed Bhumipooja. News coverage of the event was carried out by Gandhinagar Samachar, Sandesh, City News Channel, Ahmedabad, etc. Pamphlet prepared highlighting the occasion were distributed among participants.

• On 22.4.2007, Shri T.B. Shah, DEE and Shri BC Bhrahmbhatt, SSA of RO, Godhara participated in a plantation programme organised by Panchmahal Steel at their secured landfill site, Alindra district Panchmahal. Shri J. B. Dave, SO and Shri KK Lakum, JSA participated in a plantation programme organised by Samvedana BMW Incinerator, Chandrapur taluka Halol district Panchmahal. The staff members of Samvedana BMW Incinerator were informed about precaution to be observed while handling BMW. Similarly, the staff of Rachna Hospital, Halol were also informed about precaution to be observed while handling BMW.

• On 22.4.2007 RO, GPCB, Bharuch, Shri VR Ghadge, Shri KA Shah, ED, GNFC and Shri K.D. Bagda, DEO & MS, Eco-club - Bharuch jointly organised a function and celebrated the Earth Day. Smt. Yoginiben Joshi, Principal, Prathana Vidyalaya, Bharuch, Shri P.P. Sheth, Ankleshwar, Dr. G. Gururaja Rao, Joint Director, CSSRI, Bharuch were among the speakers. Over 90 participants including representatives from various industries located in Ankleshwar, Panoli, Jaghdia, etc., Eco-club teachers of primary and secondary schools located in Bharuch district, NGOs, staff of RO, Bharuch and GNFC participated in the programme.

• On 22.4.2007, Shri NL Kansagara, RO, Surat presented a talk on the occasion during the programme organised by Essar Power Ltd., Hazira, district Surat. All employees took pledge to conserve environment. 10,000 saplings were planted within their premise. Banners were displayed on the occasion. Torrent Power Ltd., Village Ankhol taluka Kamrej district Surat screened a film on global warming to their staff and displayed banners on the occasion. Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Hazira displayed banners and organised programme where Professor N.M. Patel, SVNIT College, Surat presented a talk on the occasion.

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• On 22.4.2007, Shri KC Mistry, RO, Ahmedabad, organised a rally from RO, Ahmedabad office and traversed about 15 km within various parts of Ahmedabad. Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, Member Secretary of the Board flagged off the rally. Posters were displayed on Bio-medical wastes management and Municipal solid wastes management in the rally. Pamphlet on plastic wastes issues were distributed among people.

Dishman Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Lodariyal-Bavla district Ahmedabad organised a drawing competition and prizes were given to the winners during the function on the occasion followed by token Plantation programme. Shri KC Mistry, RO, and Shri DM Thakar, DEE of RO, Ahmedabad briefed the gathering.

• On 22.4.2007, RO, Mehsana, organised ‘Discussion programme on importance of the Earth day’ at RO, office. All staff also participated in planting saplings programme within office compound.

• On 22.4.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised plantation programme jointly with Chitra Industries Association, Excel Crop Care Ltd., Nirma Ltd. and Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan at Gaurav Path, Bhavnagar. Shri Mehul Vadodariya, Hon’ble Mayor Bhavnagar, Shri Chimanbhai Yadav, Hon’ble Chairman, Standing Committee Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan & staff of all organisations participated in Plantation programme. Tree guards also provided to each plant.

• On 22.4.2007, RO, Vapi, organised plantation within Office Premises of RO, Vapi. RO and representatives of Vapi Industries Association participated in the programme.

5th June - World Environment Day On June 5th 2007 the World Environment Day was observed on a theme 'Melting Ice - A Hot

Topic?' as declared by UNEP.

In accordance with the communication received from Shri J.K. Vyas, Director [Environment], Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, regarding Celebration of the World Environment Day on 5th June 2007, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

• It was decided to organised a seminar on the theme 'Melting Ice - A Hot Topic?' to celebrate the World Environment on 5th June, 2007 jointly with Industrial Association by GPCB.

• All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Godhra, Mehsana, and Bhavnagar were informed to commemorate the aforesaid celebration of the World Environment Day in appropriate manner.

• The Board displayed various banners on the theme at the venue of the programme.

• Banners and a blow up on the theme ‘'Melting Ice - A Hot Topic?', with its logo was also displayed. The Gujarati version of the theme was considered as ‘Pigalti Himshilao chhe aek garm khabar?’ (ÒìÕÃâÖí ìèÜìåáë±ù - Èõ ±õÀ ÃßÜ ÂÚß ?Ó )

• The Member Secretary of the Board issued a message on the occasion. Various newspapers carried the publish the message.

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• A brief note on theme ‘'Melting Ice - A Hot Topic?' in Gujarati prepared and circulated to various print and electronics media.

• The Board also informed Doordarshan, Ahmedabad to organise and telecast suitable programme.

• The Board also informed All India Radio, Ahmedabad to arrange to broadcast suitable programme.

• Shri Narendrabhai Modi, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat inaugurated the function jointly organised at Gandhinagar by the Forest and Environment Department, Gujarat State and the Office of PCCF, Forest Department, Gujarat State. Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon'ble Minister for Tribal Welfare, Forest and Environment was the Chief Guest, and Shri Jashvantsinh Bhambhor, Hon’ble Minister for State, Forest and Environment was the Guest of Honour of the function. Shri P.N. Roy Chaudhary, IAS, PS, Forest and Environment Department, Gujarat State, Dr. M.L. Sharma,IFS, PCCF, Forest Department, Gujarat State and Shri C.L. Meena, IAS, Hon’ble Chairman, GPCB, Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, IFS, Hon’ble Member Secretary of the Board, Officials of Forest Department, GPCB, etc. participated in the programme.

• On 5th June, 2007, the World Environment Day, Shri Narottambhai Patel, Hon’ble Minister for Water Supply and Water resources, as well as Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon'ble Minister for Tribal Welfare, Forest and Environment inaugurated CETP – vizly. Bavla Eco Project Jalshudhhikaran Sahkari Mandli Ltd., Bavla district Ahmedabad. and Shri Bhupedrasinhji Chudasama, Hon’ble Minister for Agriculture, Co-operation, Panchayat, Rural Housing, Animal Husbandary, Fishries and Gausamvardhan, as well as Shri Nitinbhai Patel, Hon’ble Chairman, Water Resource Committee inaugurated another CETP – vizly. The Vinayak Jalshudhhikaran Sahkari Mandli Ltd., Bavla district Ahmedabad.

Shri Ratilal Varma, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (Dhandhuka), Shri Kantibhai Lakum, Hon’ble MLA (Bavla), Shri C.L. Meena, IAS, Hon’ble Chairman, GPCB, Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, IFS, Hon’ble Member Secretary of the Board, Smt. Lilaben Patel, Hon’ble President, Bavla Nagarpalika, Shri Rajendra K. Patel, Vice President, Bavla Nagarpalika, leading citizens, senior officials of Board, representatives of in and around industries participated in the celebration of the World Environment Day programme at Bavla district Ahmedabad. The dignitaries had also participated in the plantation programmes organised at aforesaid both CETPs located at Bavla.

• Various newspapers, weekly and media published special features on this occasion. During the evening news, the Doordarshan telecasted both events. The AIR also reported these events in their evening news reports.

• On 5.6.2007, RO, Bharuch and Ankleshwar Industries Association jointly organised a workshop on ‘Waste exchange Scheme’ at Ankleshwar. Shri VR Ghadge, RO, Bharuch, Dr. C.B. Upasani – Spent Acid Recyclers Ltd. and Shri Kamlesh Gandhi – Heubach Colour Pvt. Ltd. were among speakers. Shri A.A. Dolti, Environmental Engineer, HO, Gandhinagar, Shri Atul Buch, President, AIA, Shri Navdia, President, AEPS, officials of RO, Bharuch, representatives of various industries in Ankleshwar attended the programme. Moreover, the RO, Bharuch and RO staff attended different programmes organised by various industries located at Ankleshwar, Dahej, Bharuch, etc.

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• On 5.6.2007, RO, Ahmedabad co-ordinated with Head Office of the Board for the World Environment Day celebration programme organised at Bavla. The RO, Ahmedabad prepared an informative pamphlet on the theme of the occasion and distributed to the participants. Over 200 participants were present during the programme. Shri K.C. Mistry, RO, Ahmedabad and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board delivered a talk in the programme organised by Maiz Product, Kathwada at Ahmedabad. Representatives of the industry and RO, Ahmedabad officials participated in the plantation programme. Moreover, the RO, Ahmedabad staff attended programme organised by another unit located in Ahmedabad district.

• On 5.6.2007, RO, Vapi Shri D.B. Desai and Shri Jashubhai Patel, President, Vapi Nagarpalika and Shri Rajubhai Shah, Vice President, Vapi Nagarpalika flagged off the Environment Awareness Rally. This rally was jointly organised by RO, Vapi and Vapi Nagarpalika. The rally passed through various areas of Vapi town. Plantation programme was carried out in Nagarpalika School, Vapi. An environmental oath was taken by participants of the rally. RO, Vapi and Vapi Industries Association jointly celebrated the World Environment Day programme. Besides the office bearers of the VIA, Shri Manoj Oza presented talk on the occasion. Officials of RO, GPCB and VIA participated in the plantation programme. Various newspapers including Gujarat Hotline and Damanganga Times published the news coverage.

• On 5.6.2007, RO, Godhra Shri ML Patel and RO staff participated in the plantation programmes in the premise of Alembic Ltd., API Dvn, Panelav district Panchmahal. RO, Godhra Shri ML Patel delivered a talk on the theme at a programme organied by Laxcess ABS Ltd., Kalol, district Panchmahal. RO, Godhra Shri ML Patel, Shri Naydu & Shri Brahmaya of Zonal Office, CPCB, Vadodara participated in the discussion programme on the occasion organised by General Motor India Pvt. Ltd., Chandrapura district Panchmahal. Shri M.L. Patel participated a seminar on the occasion organised by Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd., Ranjitnagar district Panchmahal. Shri GM Sadhu, EE of RO, Godhra participated in the plantation programme organised by Nirayu Ltd.- Panelav and Paushak Ltd., Panelav district Panchmahal. Shri Shadu also presented a talk at discussion programme organised by United Phosphorous Ltd., Gopipura, dist: Panchmahal.

• On 5.6.2007, staff of RO, Surat participated in the massive plantation organised by NTPC Ltd., Kawas Gas Project, Surat. Staff of RO, Surat participated in the discussion programme organised by ONGC, Hazira – Surat. Staff of RO, Surat participated during Discussion on theme programme organised by J.K. Paper Ltd., Songadh district Surat. Staff of RO, Surat participated during Discussion programme organised on Environment, and Plantation by the Reliance Industries ltd, Hazira – Surat.

• On 4.6.2007, RO, Bhavnagar, Gujarat Environmental Protection & Infrastructure Ltd. (GEPIL) and Gujarat Maritime Board jointly organised a programme at TSDF site of GMB, Alang. Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon’ble Minister for Tribal Welfare, Forest and Environment presided over the function. Shri Mangubhai Patel briefed on striking balance between ship breaking activities and conservation of environment. Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, Member Secretary of the Board, Shri RK Patel, OSD, GMB, Shri Girish Luthra, CMD, GEPIL briefed on the occasion and stressed on maintaining environmental management of ship breaking yards. Representatives of Ship

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Recycling Industries Association, Sosiya Ship Recycling Association, Scrap Industries Association, Ship breakers of Alang and Sosiya, Ship Recycling Industries, Navagam Chemical Manufacturing units, Chitra Industrial Association, Oil Refining units, Mineral processing units were present. Officials from Port office- Alang, Notified Office, Alang, Forest department, GMB and GPCB also participated during the programme. All participated in the plantation programme at TSDF site- Alang.

On 5.6.2007, Shri YA Tai, RO, Bhavnagar organised a ‘Rickshaw Rally’ flagged off by children, and which passed from Ghogha Circle through various areas of Bhavnagar. Shri YA Tai, RO, Bhavnagar and RO Staff, local students, representatives of Ship breaking industries Association, Chitra Industries Association, Navagam Chemical Industries Association, Nirma Ltd., Excel Crop Care Ltd., GEPIL and people besides fifty autorickshaw operators participated in the rally. Slogans, play cards and banners were displayed highlighting theme of the occasion.

Shri YA Tai, RO, and staff of RO, Bhavnagar participated in the function including plantation programme organised by Nirma Ltd., Kalatalav – Bhavnagar. RO staff, Bhavnagar participated in the plantation programme organised by Residential Colony of Ultratech Cement Ltd., Narmada Cement, Jafrabad Works, district Amreli. RO staff, Bhavnagar participated in function organised by Ultratech Cement Ltd., Gujarat Cement Works, Kovaya, Ta: Rajula district Amreli.

On 4.6.2007, RO staff Bhavnagar participated briefed on the WED during the programme organised by ‘Paryavaran Mitra’, Field Unit, Rajula district Amreli. Village Sarpanch, Panchayat Members, local people participated during the programme.

• On 1.6.2007, RO, Jamnagar and Essar Oil Ltd., Vadinar jointly organised poster competition. Over 120 children participated in the programme. A quiz programme was organised for ladies members of the employees of the Company. On 1.6.2007, RO, Jamnagar, Jamnagar Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Nirmal Foundation, Jamnagar organised jointly a function at Jamnagar. Shri J.K. Patel, RO, Jamnagar, Shri Jaydev Nansey, Nirmal Foundation, Shri Jitu Lal, President, JCCI briefed the media on the occasion.

On 2.6.2007, RO, Jamnagar and Tata Chemicals Ltd., jointly organised an ‘Environment Walk Day’ - a plastic waste reduction programme. Collected plastic waste scattered within plant area.

On 5.6.2007 a function was organised at refinery. Officials of RO, GPCB, Jamnagar, Marine National Park Authority, Forest Department, etc. participated and briefed the audience. They also participated in the plantation programme.

• On 5.6.2007, RO, Mehsana, Shri R. V. Patel, and staff participated in a workshop organised on the theme as well as Poster exhibition programme at Sabar Dairy, Himatnagar, Dist. Sabarkantha. All participated in the plantation programme, too.

On 5.6.2007, RO, Mehsana, Shri R. V. Patel, and staff participated in the plantation programme at Bharat Vijay Mills, Kalol, Dist. Gandhinagar.

• On 5.6.2007, RO, Vadodara staff participated in the Rally jointly organised by Indian Express and ONGC. RO, Vadodara, displayed posters around two vehicles plied in the rally . Citizens in

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large groups, representatives of Indian Express, ONGC, RO, Vadodara, GPCB, students of various schools and colleges, scout and guide teams participated in the rally. The Rally set off from ONGC Office, Vadodara to Sardar Baug, Vadi Vadi, Vadodara. Shri V. C. Shah, RO, GPCB also delivered an address to the gathering on the occasion.

RO, Vadodara organised a rally from RO office, campus to campus via Inox, Natubhai Circle to Transpek Circle, finally end at GPCB premises once again. RO, Vadodara, displayed posters around two vehicles plied in the Rally. Staff together with their children of RO, Vadodara and personnel from CPCB, NECL, IOCL, IPCL, Quantum Environment etc. also participated in the rally.

On 7.6.2007, RO, Vadodara, organised a Rally jointly with the Charotar Sahakari Gas Mandli Ltd., Anand at Vallabh Vidyanagar. The Rally began from Comfy Circle, Vallabh Vidyanagar and concluded at the Gas Station Premises of Charotar Sahakari Gas Mandli, V U Nagar. Shri V. C. Shah, RO, Vadodara and Shri Prayaswin Patel, CEO and MD, Elecon Ltd. Addressed the gathering on the occasion.

Besides, various organisations also celebrated the World Environment day. The following is the list of organisations/ industries celebrated the WED 2007.

Sr. Name of Industries / organizations Activities

1. Lupin Ltd., GIDC Ankleshwar district Bharuch

Plantation, Poem, Poster, Slogan and Quiz competitions Drawing and Elocution competition and Best from Wastes program for employees, children and ladies.

2. United Phosphorus Ltd., Unit 1,

GIDC Ankleshwar district Bharuch

Pledge, Essay, Poster, Environmental Talk, competitions for employees, children and family members. Prizes to winners, Plantation.

3. IPCL, Dahej district Bharuch Plantation. Slogan, Poster, Essay and Drawing competitions for children. Oath.

4. Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Ltd.,

Dahej, Ta: Vagra district Bharuch-

Quiz and poster competitions for schools of Vagra Taluka. Slogan, poster, essay, prizes to winners, plantation.

5. GNFC Ltd., (NCPL), Narmadanagar Plantation

6. Asian Paints, GIDC Ankleshwar Exhibition, Oath, film, PUC campaign, poster, slogan, essay, drawing competitions, skit and plantation.

7. Rajshree Polyfil, Umlla district Bharuch Plantation

8. Gujarat Insecticides Ltd., GIDC Ankleshwar district Bharuch and RO, Bharuch staff

Function. Quiz, Slogan & poems competitions. Prizes to winners. Plantation. Special in-house issue ‘Samvad’.

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9. Rallis India Ltd., GIDC Ankleshwar district Bharuch and RO, Bharuch staff

Function. Poster, slogan and elocution competitions. Prizes to winners. Plantation.

10. Paryavaran Suraksha Mandal & Ankleshwar Journalists Association.

Marathon Race.

11. Gujarat Gas Company, Bharuch and Ankleshwar NagarSewa Sadan

Rally from Umarvada village to Ankleshwar. Exhibition.

12. Disman Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals Ltd., Village Lodariya Ta: Sanand Dist: Ahmedabad

Quiz, Essay, Poster, Slogan & Poem competitions.

13. Indian Express [A'bad, Vadodara editions], and

Financial Express [A'bad edition]

Special supplement on WED

14. Times of India, Ahmedabad [A'bad & Surat edition]

Special supplement on WED

15. Western Times, Marutnand Complex, Pritamnagar 1st slop, Ahmedabad [Gujarati edition]

Special supplement on WED

16. Gulbrandsen Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Mujpur Taluka Padra-Vadodara

Function. Banners. Oath. slogan, poem, posters, quiz, essay and House Keeping competitions. Employees and family members. Prizes to the winners. Plantation.

17. Yugprabhav, 11/B, Anand Chamber, Bhutadi Zampa, Vadodara [evening Gujarati daily]

Special supplement on WED

18. Mid India Engineering Ltd., 332 GIDC, Mithirohar, Gandhidham dist: Kutch.

Plantation.

19. Larson & Toubro Ltd.,, Heavy Engineering Dn.,

PO: Bhatha, Hazira District Surat

slogan, poster competitions, Exhibition, Prizes to winners. Badges to employees, Cards on environment to visitors, function. 2000 sapling distributed & Plantation.

20. NTPC Limited - Kawas Gas Power Project

PO: Adityanagar Surat 394 516

Best Garden &n Best out of Waste Contest for laddies of township, PUC of emloyees vehicles, Run for Environment, Quiz, Painting, Essay and suggestion on environment. Skit by Swati Ladies Club. Documentary on local channel. Prizes to winners. Plantation.

21. Lokprahri, Viththal Bhuvan, Junathana, Navsari 396445 [Gujarati daily]

Special supplement on WED

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22. Essar Oil Ltd., Vadinar

PO: Khambhaliya, dist: Jamnagar

Suggestion, Slogan, Crossword & Quize competitions, poster competition for Mithoe, Vijaynagar, Timbdi and Kharjuda village schools; Nand Niketan School; employees and children. Prizes to winners. Pledge. Plantation.

23. General Motor India Pvt. Ltd., Chandrapura district Panchmahal

Poster, Poetry and slogan competitions. Prizes to winners.

24. Nirayu Ltd.- Panelav, district Panchmahal Plantation

25. Paushak Ltd., Panelav district Panchmahal Plantation

26. United Phosphorous Ltd., Gopipura, district Panchmahal

Discussion. Poster, Essay competitions. Prizes to the winners. Pledge

27. Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd., Ranjitnagar district Panchmahal

Seminar. Plantation.

28. Alembic Ltd.-API Dvn, Panelav-Panchmahal Plantation

29. Lanxess ABS Ltd., Kalol district Panchmahal Function

30. NTPC Ltd., Kawas Gas Project, Surat Plantation, PUC of emplyees’ vehicles, Best Garden contest for township ladies, Quiz, Painting, Essay, suggestions & Best out of Waste competitions, ‘Run for Environment’. Skit by Bal Bhavan children. Screened documentary on environment, Prizes were given to winners.

31. ONGC Ltd., Hazira - Surat MoEF awarded National Award for Prevention of Pollution (2005-06). Discussion on ‘Environment’, Posters, stickers & banners displayed, Informative material distributed, drawing & poster competitions, plantation.

32. JK Paper Ltd., Songadh dist: Surat Discussion on theme, slogan, painting competitions, film show, Plantation. Caps were distributed to participants.

33. Pandesara Green Environment & Water Welfare Co-op. Society Ltd., GIDC - Surat

Plantation. Displayed posters & banners.

34. Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Hazira- Surat at Project site : Bhavini.

Distributed informative cards, badges, degradable plastic bags & saplings. Slogan & poster competitions. Prizes to winners. Exhibition. Plantation.

35. CAIRN Energy India Ltd., village Suvali, Hazira – Surat road.

Discussion programme. Oath. Quiz competition.

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36. Reliance Industries ltd, Hazira - Surat Discussion programme on Environment. Plantation.

37. Navin Fluorine International Ltd., Bhestan- Surat

Discussion programme. Plantation.

38. Nirma Ltd., Kalatalav – Bhavnagar. Function. Plantation.

39. Ultratech Cement Ltd., Gujarat Cement Works, Kovaya, Ta: Rajula district Amreli

PUC camp at GCW colony, Quiz, poster competitions. Prizes to winners. Cycle Rally by students, Aditya Birla Public School, wormy culture demonstration, function and plantation at school.

40. Residential Colony of Ultratech Cement Ltd., Narmada Cement, Jafrabad Works, district Amreli

Plantation.

41. ‘Paryavaran Mitra’, Field Unit,

Rajula district Amreli.

Function.

42. Udyog Mitra Gujarat

2305, Phase III, GIDC, Panoli 394116

Special supplement on Environment

43. Bharat Vijay Mills, Kalol, Dist. Gandhinagar. Plantation.

44. IPCL, Vadodara Function.

45. Alembic Ltd., Vadodara , and RO, Vadodara. Plantation.

46. Vidya Dairy, Anand, and RO, Vadodara. Rally, Slogan and poster competition, skit on environment, Function. Plantation.

47. Balkanji Bari, Nadiad Function.

48. Bayer Lanxess, GIDC Nandesari Function.

49. Nandesari Industries Association, GIDC Nandesari

Function.

50. Heavy Water Plant, Fertilisersnagar, Vadodara

Function.

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June 17th 2007- the World Day : On June 17th 2007 the World Day was observed on a theme ‘Desertification and Climate

Change – One Global Challenge’. The theme signifies strong inter-linkages between the two major environmental challenges of the 21st Century. While desertification leads to loss of vegetative cover, thereby increasing the emissions and reducing carbon sinks, Climate Change exacerbates the desertification processes, poverty, conflicts and migration etc.

In accordance with the communication received from Shri J.K. Vyas, Director [Environment], Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat, regarding Celebration of the World Day on 17th June 2007, the action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under:

• All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat, Bharuch, Vapi, Jamnagar, Godhra, Mehsana, and Bhavnagar were informed to commemorate the aforesaid celebration of the World Day in appropriate manner, jointly with the Industries Associations, NGOs, etc.

• On 17.6.2007, the Board at its H.O. organised a discussion programme among the officials on the theme ‘Desertification and Climate Change – One Global Challenge’.

• On 17.6.2007, a blow up on the theme ‘Desertification and Climate Change – One Global Challenge’ was also displayed.

• On 17.6.2007, Shri M.L. Patel, RO, Godhra briefed at the programme organised by Rubamin Ltd., at Pratappura village taluka Halol district Panchmahal. RO, Godhra and staff officials also participated in the plantation. Shri M.L. Patel, RO, Godhra of the Board and officials also participated in the plantation programme organised by GIDC Halol at their Water Filter Plant, Halol. Representatives of Halol Industries Association also participated during the programme.

• On 17.6.2007, Shri K.C. Mistry, RO, Ahmedabad and his team participated in a discussion programme organised on the occasion by Rexroth Bosch Ltd., Vatva GIDC Ahmedabad. Shri K.C. Mistry, RO initiated the discussion and briefed on the approach of the Board in the context of environmental conservation. The programme was followed by token plantation.

• On 17.6.2007, Shri V.R. Ghadge, RO, Bharuch briefed on the theme of the celebration and scenario of agricultural land, kharland, desert land within Bharuch district, during the programme organised by the Journal Club, RO Bharuch. Shri A.A. Rathod, RFO, Ankleshwar and Dr. Anil, CSSRI, Bharuch were among the speakers. Besides, RO officials, representatives of GNFC, NCPL participated in the programme.

• On 17.6.2007, RO, Mehsana organised group discussion & debate at Mehsana. Representatives of Industries Association, GIDC Dediyasan, Mehsana participated in the programme.

16th September 2007- Observing ‘Clean Up the World Week End’ It was observed that the UNEP through its website declared a programme during 14-16

September 2007 on Clean Up the World Weekend.

The action taken and programmes organised by the Gujarat Pollution Control Board are as under :

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• All the Regional Offices of the Board located at Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat, Vapi, Rajkot, Jamnagar, Godhra, Mehsana, Ahmedabad and Bhavnagar were informed to commemorate the aforesaid ‘Clean Up the World Week End, 14-16 September 2007’ in appropriate manner.

• The Board and NCSC- Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar jointly organised following activities were carried out as a part of programmes to observe the Clean Up the World Weekend - 14-16 September 2007 :

1. A workshop for science teachers of Gandhinagar district schools.

2. Cleaning of pond in public garden, Sector 28, Gandhinagar.

On 14.9.2007, Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC and GPCB jointly organised in association with the Gandhinagar District Education Office, a workshop on ‘Clean Up the World Weekend : 14-16 September 2007’ for science teachers of Gandhinagar district schools at Gandhinagar. Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, Member Secretary of the Board inaugurated the workshop. Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC, Smt. Asmitaben Dave – District Education Office, Ganhinagar, Shri Jigar Delivala, CEE and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board were among speakers. 113 school teachers of Gandhinagar district Eco-clubs, representatives of CEE, Ahmedabad, officials from GPCB and over 50 students participated in the programme. RO, GPCB, Mehsana organised a poster exhibition at this workshop. Pamphlet prepared highlighting the occasion were also prepared and distributed among participants.

Moreover, Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC distributed over 4000 copies of informative pamphlet prepared highlighting the occasion among 270 Eco-clubs of Gandhinagar district and 20 Science Centres located within the Gujarat State for awareness.

• On 16.9.2007, Cleaning of pond in public garden, Sector 28, Gandhinagar programme was jointly organised by NCSC and GPCB. Over 75 students and teachers, officials and certain staff members of GPCB, Gandhinagar & Mehsana also actively participated during the Cleaning of pond programme. Shri Anilbhai Patel, NCSC, Shri RD Gandhi, Environmental Engineer, Shri RI Desai, Scientific Officer, Shri GK Nai, Sr. Clerk, Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO, of the Board co-ordinate the programme. Shri Vyas, Sanitary Inspector, Notified Area office, Sector 28, Gandhinagar and his staff also actively participated during the programme. Shri Vyas also arranged to spray the powder after the cleaning over area of algae in the pond. The event was reported by various newspapers vizly. Gujarat Samachar, Gandhinagar Samachar and Sandesh daily. RO, GPCB, Mehsana also organised a poster exhibition at Sector 28 Garden. Pamphlet prepared highlighting the occasion were also prepared jointly by RO, GPCB Mehsana were distributed among participants and public.

• RO, GPCB, Mehsana, organised a programme on ‘Clean Up the World Weekend : 14-16 September 2007’ at Shri SV Shah Vidhyavihar – Nalanda School campus, Mehsana. About 100 students participated in the Drawing competition organised for primary and secondary school students. Prizes were distributed to winners. Shri RV Patel, RO, Mehsana briefed on the occasion. Pamphlet prepared highlighting the occasion were also prepared jointly by RO, GPCB Mehsana were distributed among participants and public. RO, GPCB, Mehsana organised a poster exhibition at the workshop organised at Gandhinagar and also at Cleaning of pond in public garden, Sector 28, Gandhinagar venue.

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• On 14.9.2007, Shri VC Shah, RO, GPCB, Vadodara, participated in the programme on local stakeholder meeting organised by GSFC at Vadodara. Officials of RO, GPCB, Zonal Office, CPCB, Vadodara, GSFC, Sarpanch of nearby villages and invitees participated during the programme. GSFC briefed on CDM Kyoto Protocol. Participants also participated in the plantation programme organised at New ETP area of GSFC.

• On 6.10.2007, RO, GPCB, Godhra, organised a discussion programme on the occasion ‘Clean Up the World Weekend : 14-16 September 2007’ at Municipal Town Hall, Godhra. Shri Ashokbhai, Sanitary Inspector and workers participated during the programme. Shri ML Patel, RO, Shri GM Sadhu, Environmental Engineer and Shri TB Shah, DEE of the Board briefed on the occasion and stressed on the importance of municipal solid waste management.

• On 14.9.2007, RO, GPCB, Bharuch, organised a programme on ‘Clean Up the World Week End, 14-16 September 2007’ jointly with Gujarat Flurochemicals Ltd., and Hindalco Industries Ltd., Dahej at Club House Birla Township, Hindalco Ind., Dahej Taluka Vagra, district Bharuch. Representatives of various industries located in Bharuch district and RO, Bharuch staff participated during the programme. Shri V.R. Ghadge, RO, Bharuch, Shri J.S. Bedi, V.P., GFL, Shri Himansu Bhatt, Sr. V.P., Hindalco Industries Ltd., Shri A.J. Rathod, AEE, RO, Bharuch, Shri D.K. Sachdeva, GFL and Shri P.K. Sinha, Hindalco Industries Ltd., addressed the gathering.

• On 14.9.2007, RO, GPCB, Surat, organised a programme under the aegis of Journal Club at Regional Office, Surat. RO, Surat, Shri N.L. Kansagara explained need for preservation of the ozone layer. Shri D.N. Vansadia, SSA talked on Ozone Day, Montreal Protocol and also on UNEP’s Clean Up the World Weekend programme organised by Sharaswati Vidhyalaya, Surat. Students including Eco-club participated during the programme. A rally was also organised by RO, Surat jointly among the Sharaswati Vidhyalaya, Inner Wheel Club of Surat East and District Community Science Centre, Surat. Students and Teachers of the School, representatives of the participating organisations took part in the rally. They displayed posters & banners on Clean Up matters.

• On 14.9.2007, Shri Y.A. Tai, RO, Bhavnagar organised in house group discussion & interaction programme on the occasion. Shri T.C. Barmeda, SSA briefed on this occasion and advised to control use of Ozone Depleting Substances.

• On 14.9.2007, RO, Vapi, organised debate competition on ‘Ozone Layer Protection Day’ at Adarsh Buniyadi School, village Maroli, Ta. Umabergaon, Valsad. All participated in plantation programme, also.

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Workshop, seminar, competition on pollution control awareness. - On 12.4.2007, RO, GPCB, Bhavnagar organised a seminar on ‘Pollution Control-Urban

Issues’ jointly with Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan at Bhavnagar. Shri Mehulbhai Vadodariya, Hon’ble Mayor, Mahanagar Seva Sadan inaugurated the seminar. Shri Y.A. Tai, Regional Officer talked on various issues including air pollution, MSW, sewage and noise pollution, and issues thereof. Ultratech Cement Limited, Kovaya showed an interest to set up MSW processing facility to produce Refused Derived Fuel (RDF) at Bhavnagar. Dr. Satish Pathak, Excel Crop care Limited,Shri Dave, Dy. Municipal. Commissioner and Shri Pankaj Pandya, Secretary, Saurashtra Chamber of Commerce & Industry were among the speakers. Staff of RO, officers of Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan, members of Chitra GIDC association, members of Alang Ship Recycling Yard, members of Navagam Chemical Manufacturer’s Association and members of Saurashtra Chamber of Commerce participated in the seminar.

- On 15.4.2007, a seminar on organised jointly with Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan on ‘Plastic Free Bhavnagar’ at Bhavnagar. Representatives from Plastic Manufacturer and Plastic traders merchants participated in seminar. Shri Y.A. Tai, RO, Bhavnagar, Shri Bhupatbhai Vyas, President Saurashtra plastic Manufacture’s Association and an official of Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan briefed the audience on the occasion.

- On 16.4.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised a programme on BMW management at Madhavdeep Complex and Sanjivanee Complex, Bhavnagar for doctors and para medical staff. Shri Y.A.Tai, RO, Bhavnagar explained to all doctors, Para medical staff for better management of BMW. Thereafter, random checking at medical stores in and around these complex carried out and seized the carry bags found not as per Plastic Rules, 2003.

Another programme organised jointly with Indian Medical Association and BMWMC, Bhavnagar on BMW awareness programme at Sir T hospital, Bhavnagar. Awareness meeting held among all the ward in charge and staff of nursing school. Shri Y.A. Tai, RO, Bhavnagar explained the importance of handling BMW.

- On 19.4.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised awareness programme on MSW Rules, Plastics Rules and BMW Rules for staff of Amreli Nagar Seva Sadan at Amreli. Shri A.V. Savalia, Scientific Officer, RO, Bhavnagar and Shri Y.D. Suthar Dy. Env. Engineer, RO, Bhavnagar explained provisions of these Rules.

Another an awareness programme organised jointly with Destromed Services Pvt Ltd. on BMW Rules at Civil Hospital Amreli. Shri A.V. Savalia, Scientific Officer, RO, Bhavnagar and Shri Y.D. Suthar Dy. Env. Engineer, RO, Bhavnagar and Shri Choksi of Destromed Services Pvt Ltd. explained provisions of these Rules.

- On 21.4.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised awareness programme - essay writing and debate on ‘Nagar Nandanvan’ at B. M Commerce High School. Primary school students & secondary school students participated in the programme.

- On 25.4.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised a seminar jointly with Botad Nagar Seva Sadan at Botad, Dist: Bhavnagar on BMW Rules, 1998; Plastic Manufacture, Sale & Usage Rules, 1999 & MSW Rules, 2000. Smt. K. N. Parmar, A.E.E and Shri G.B. Bhatt, RO, GPCB Bhavnagar were speakers.

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- On 1.5.2007, RO, Bhavnagar organised awareness programme at Mahuva on MSW, BMW and noise pollution issues. Staff of Mahuva Nagar Seva Sadan & representatives of dehydration units of Mahuva participated in the programme. Shri Y. D. Suthar Dy. Env. Engineer and Shri A. V. Savalia, Scientific Officer, RO, Bhavnagar were among the speakers.

Another programme for BMW and implementation thereof organised jointly with BMWMC-IMA. Bhavnagar at Mahuva. Doctors & paramedical staff of Mahuva Town participated in the programme. Shri Y. D. Suthar, RO, Bhavnagar explained about collection, treatment and segregation of Bio Medical Waste.

- On 1.5.2007, RO, Vadodara organised an awareness program for medical, nursing and para-medical staff of various HCU of Vadodara at Bhailal Amin General Hospital, Vadodara. 80 persons participated in the programme. A video clipping on management of BMW was screened. Distributed pamphlets on BMW.

- On 15.5.2007, RO, Bharuch organised a programme on ‘Legal sampling as per legal procedure under Environment Protection Rules’. Shri C.U. Patel, ALO was speaker on the occasion. The staff of RO, Bharuch participated in the programme.

- On 19.5.2007, RO, Vadodara organised an awareness programme for students and senior citizens at Vadodara. Shri Naishadh Makwana, DEO, Shri Manoj Pandya, Chairman, Shrikrishna Vidyalaya and Shri V.C. Shah, R.O., Vadodara briefed on importance of BMW management. 80 students and senior citizens participated in the programme. Distributed pamphlets on BMW.

- On 24.5.2007, RO, Mehsana organised exhibition cum workshop on Solid Waste Management jointly with the Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar, at Ohmkar Vidyalaya, Gandhinagar. Shri Hemant Suthar, RFO and Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO were among the speakers.

- On 24.5.2007, RO, Vadodara organised an awareness program on BMW Rules for VMSS Authorities and BMW Generators at Vadodara. Shri A.O. Sharma, Additional Municipal Commissioner, Vadodara, Doctors, representatives of HCUs and BMW Incineration facility participated in the programme. Officials of RO, Vadodara briefed on BMW management and need of authorisation, thereof.

- During 29 & 30 June 2007, RO, Vadodara organised a workshop on BMW at the SSG Hospital, Vadodara. Shri Rajiv Deveshwara, Superintendent and Hospital staff participated in the programme. Dr. Kamal Pathak, Dean presided over the programme. Officials of RO, Vadodara briefed on BMW management.

- On 1.2.2008 RO, Vapi displayed posters on environment in the exhibition organised by the District Education Office, Dang, during Eco Fair celebration programme at Aashram Shala, Kalibel Ta. Ahwa district Dang. Students, teachers of Aashram Shala, various schools of Ahwa participated in the programme. Local people also observed the exhibition. Over 480 persons visited the exhibition. The RO staff also joined a rally organised during the occasion.

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- On 13.2.2008, Shri R.V. Patel, RO, Mehsana organised awareness program on Battery Rules at Palanpur district Banaskantha.

- On 15.2.2008, Shri Parag Dave, I/C RO, Mehsana the Board displayed posters in the exhibition organised during ‘Gyanotsav’ programme, at Prof. S.R.Bhatt Purush Adhyapan Mandir, [PTC College], Mubarkpur, Ta. Kalol district Gandhinagar. Shri Naresh Thakar, PRO of the Board talked on pollution control awareness issues.

- On 4.2.2008, Shri V.C. Shah, RO, Vadodara talked on the Role of GPCB in Pollution Control organised by Vidhya Dairy, Anand. Students of Dairy Technology participated in the programme.

- Awareness on pollution control activities – exhibitions, etc.

As a part of clean environmental awareness programmes, posters prepared by the Board exclusive on Bio-medical wastes, plastic and MSW issues highlighting both the Bio-medical Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998; the Plastics Manufacturer, Sale and Usages Rules, 1999 and Municipal Solid Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000.

With the assistance of Regional Offices the Board, posters exhibition programmes on Bio-medical, Plastic and Municipal Solid Wastes issues were organised. The ROs prepared pamphlets and distributed to the educational institutions. The ROs organised posters exhibition programme with various District Education Offices and schools, hospital, etc. as under :

Sr. Exhibition venue and district Duration

Regional Office, Mehsana

1. MSW, BMW and plastic issues at Sector 21, Vegetable Market, Gandhinagar 19.4.2007

MSW, BMW and plastic issues at Civil Hospital, Gandhinagar 19.4.2007

MSW, BMW and plastic issues at Civil Hospital, Gandhinagar 26.6.2007

MSW, BMW and plastic issues at Civil Hospital, Mehsana 26.6.2007

MSW, BMW and plastic issues at Civil Hospital Gandhinagar 7.9.2007

MSW, BMW and plastic issues at PTC College, Mubarkpur, Ta. Kalol district Gandhinagar

15.2.2008

Regional Office, Bhavnagar

1. BMW at conference hall, Mahuva Nagar Seva Sadan 1.5.2007

2. BMW at Madhavdeep Complex and Sanjivanee Complex in Bhavnagar area. 12.10.2006

Regional Office, Vapi

1. Workshop and poster exhibition 22.6.2007

2. BMW jointly with Envision Enviro Engg. P. Ltd at seven different hospitals in Valsad district.

19.1.2008

3. Public awareness program and Poster exhibition, at KBS college, 19.1.2008

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4. Public awareness program and Poster exhibition, at Umergam district Valsad. 26.1.2008

Regional Office, Surat

1. Awareness Program was carried out in major hospitals in Surat and Navsari districts.

2. Vaccination program was organized at Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Site of En-Vision Enviro Engineers Ltd., Surat

3. Awareness program displaying banners on BMW carried out through dedicated vehicle of En-vision Enviro Engineers Ltd.

Regional Office, Vadodara

1. R & D Auditorium Lawns, IPCL, Vadodara 1.5.2008

2. Bhailal Amin General Hospital. Distributed pamphlets on BMW. 1.5.2008

3. Conference Hall, SSG Hospital, Vadodara 29th & 30th June 2007

6.23 Awareness programmes on 'Nirmal Gujarat’

The Forest and Environment Department, Government of Gujarat has launched a special programme on 'Nirmal Gujarat - Pollution Free Gujarat - Air, Water, Noise and Green towns and cities'. An event calendar for the entire year 2007 was also declared by the F&ED , Govt. of Gujarat.

As main focus is on major activities of this Board, it has been decided by this Board to gear up and join hands in awareness campaign being organised by various District Administration, Municipal Corporations and Municipalities, government and non-government organisations, Industries Associations, NGOs, Eco-clubs, etc. to educate among ourselves on municipal wastes, bio-medical wastes, plastic wastes and proper disposal thereof to bring about cleanliness.

The programmes organised by the Regional Offices of the Board are as under :

Sr. Regional Office of the Board, Programme and Place Duration

Regional Office, Bharuch

1. Awareness programme on clean Environment - Air Action Plan in Ankleshwar and Panoli Region at GIDC Ankleshwar, district Bharuch.

24.4.2007

2. Awareness programme on air pollution in pesticide units at GIDC Panoli district Bharuch.

25.4.2007

3. Awareness programme on clean Environment - Noise pollution & control issues in Ankleshwar and Panoli Region at GIDC Panoli district Bharuch.

26.4.2007

4. Awareness programme on Industrial Incident and air pollution control at Ankleshwar, dist: Bharuch.

1.5.2007

5. Awareness programme on Plastic Waste Rules and poster exhibition at GIDC new colony, Ankleshwar.

1.5.2007

6. Awareness programme on MSW Rules, 2000 at Bharuch Nagar Sevasadan Hall, Bharuch.

17.5.2007

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7. Awareness programme on MSW Rules, 2000 at Jambusar Nagar Sevasadan Hall, district Bharuch.

17.5.2007

8. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Bharuch General Hospital, Bharuch.

17.5.2007

9. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Baroda heart institute and Care Centre, Bharuch

17.5.2007

10. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Referral Hospital, Sagbara, Dist. Narmada.

17.5.2007

11. Awareness programme on MSW Rules, 2000 at Ankleshwar Nagar Sevasadan Hall, Dist.Bharuch..

18.5.2007

12. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Patel surgical hospital, Ankleshwar, Dist. Bharuch

18.5.2007

13. Awareness programme on MSW Rules, 2000 at Rajpipla Nagar Sevasadan Hall, Dist. Narmada.

19.5.2007

14. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Referral Hospital, Dediapada, Dist. Narmada

18.6.2007

15. Awareness programme on BMW Rules, 1998 at Referral Hospital, Kevadia colony, Dist. Narmada

20.6.2007

16. Workshop on Air and Noise Pollution – control, thereof at, GNFC Township, Bharuch

31.7.2007

17. Awareness programme on MSW and Industrial Waste at Rotary community hall, Ankleshwar.

31.8.2007

Regional Office, Mehsana

1. Awareness programme on cleanliness programme organised by the Mehsana Nagarpalika at Mehsana.

17.4.2007

2. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on MSW & Plastic Waste organised at Sector 21, Gandhinagar; Charedi Chhapara Vistar and Notified Area office of Gandhinagar.

17.4.2007

3. Awareness programme on MSW, BMW and plastic issues for officials of the Notified Area office, Gandhinagar, Mehsana / Unjha Nagarpalika.

18.4.2007

4. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on MSW & Plastic waste for public at Modhera. Distributed pamphlets.

19.4.2007

5. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on MSW & Plastic waste for public at Bayed Nagarpalika, district Sabarkantha district. Distributed pamphlets.

19.4.2007

6. Awareness programme on MSW & Plastic waste for Kalol Nagarpalika. Distributed pamphlets.

20.4.2007

7. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on BMW at Rajesh Hospital, Kalol district Gandhinagar.

21.4.2007

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8. During workshop jointly organized with Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar at Shamba Uchatar Madhyamik Shala, Mehsana on ‘Science Inclination’, MSW, BMW and Plastic issues were addressed. Students, Parents & Teachers have participated in the programme.

21.4.2007

9. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on BMW at Civil Hospital, Gandhinagar.

22.4.2007

10. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on BMW at Civil Hospital, Mehsana.

23.4.2007

11. Awareness programme jointly organised with traffic police, Vijapur & Mehsana, Forensic Science Laboratory & Civil Supply on auto checking camp at Vijapur. 16 rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by District Traffic police, Mehsana. Similar programmes organised at Visnagar & Unjha on 26th and 27th April, 2007, respectively.

24.4.2007

12. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on plastic waste ST Depot, Gandhinagar and ST Depot, Palanpur.

28.4.2007

13. Awareness programme and posters exhibition on plastic waste ST Depot, Palanpur, dist: Banaskantha

29.4.2007

14. Organised a competition programme of report writing from children of nearby society on ‘Nirmal Gujarat - cleanliness issues in offices. Prizes distributed to winners.

30.4.2007

15. Briefed on clean environment followed by program of plantation at Dudh Sagar Dairy, Mehsana, Sabar Dairy, Himatnagar & Rainbow Paper Mill, Rajpur.

1.5.2007

16. Awareness programme on less than 20 micron plastic carry bags organised for Plastic Carry Bags producers at Nagarpalika Office, Mehsana.

10.5.2007

17. Awareness programme jointly organised with traffic police, Gandhinagar & Civil Supply on auto checking camp at Gandhinagar. Rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by District Traffic police, Gandhinagar.

23.5.2007

18. Awareness programme on BMW at Primary Health Care Unit of Meva & Chhapi, Ta. Palanpur, Dist. Banaskantha.

11.6.2007

19. Awareness programme on BMW at Hospitals and Dispensaries at Modasa, Gambhoi & Himmatnagar, District Sabarkantha.

15.6.2007

20. Awareness programme on BMW at Primary Health Care Units of Pilucha, Kodram & Pachhda of Banaskantha district.

19.6.2007

21. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on BMW at Gandhinagar Civil Hospital and Mehsana Civil Hospital.

26.6.2007

22. Awareness programme jointly organised with Assistant Transport Officer on auto checking camp at Kadi, Visnagar, Vijapur & Unjha. Rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by Assistant Transport Officer, Mehsana.

During 12th to 27th June 2007

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23. Awareness programme jointly organised with Assistant Transport Officer on auto checking camp at Kadi, Kheralu, Vijapur & Visnagar. Rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by Assistant Transport Officer, Mehsana.

During 10th to 27th July 2007

24. Awareness programme on Ambient Air Pollution for Industries Association Kalol/Gandhinagar, and Mehsana, respectively. Industrialist were asked to improve their air pollution control measures, if necessary, including to provide Green belt. A booklet on prevention of air pollution distributed.

20.7.2007 and 27.7.2007

25. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on air, water and noise pollution organised at Nalanda School, Mehsana. Gas monitoring & noise level meter were displayed. Students and teachers participated.

14.8.2007

26. Awareness programme jointly organised with Regional Transport Officer on auto checking camp at Unjha & Visnagar. Rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by Regional Transport Officer, Mehsana.

29th and 30th August 2007

27. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on air, water, noise pollution and plastic issues organised at Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul School, Gandhinagar. Gas monitoring & noise level meter were displayed. Students and teachers participated.

7.9.2007

28. Awareness programme and poster exhibition drawing competition on environment at Nalanda school, Mehsana. 100 students participated. Prizes were distributed to winners.

14.9.2008

29. Awareness programme with poster exhibition during the workshop organised, Gandhinagar.

14.9.2007

30. Awareness programme with poster exhibition jointly organised with Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar on the occasion of ‘Clean Up’ program at Sector 28 Garden, Gandhinagar. Staff of RO, Mehsana actively participated in the Clean up programme of pond.

16.7.2007

31. Awareness programme jointly organised with Regional Transport Officer on auto checking camp at Mehsana. Rickshaws found mixing kerosene were fined by Regional Transport Officer, Mehsana.

24th & 27th September, 2007

32. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on plastic carry bags and noise pollution issues at Smt. S. G. Shukla Kanya Vidhyalaya, Mehsana.

19.10.2007

33. Participated in ‘Nirmal Gujarat Year 2007-08’ review meeting organised by Collector Office, Mehsana. Also, discussed implementation of Action Plan monitoring & Monsoon season 2008 pre plan.

5.3.2008

Regional Office, Bhavnagar

1. A seminar organised by Saurashtra Manufacturing Association in Bhavnagar on “Plastic: Eco friendly material” at Bhavnagar. Shri Vajubhai Vala, Hon’ble Minister for Finance inaugurated the seminar.

7.4.2007

2. Smt. Maltiben Trivedi, Dy. Mayor, laid foundation stone of proposed 30 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant of Bhavnagar Maha Seva Sadan, at Ruvapari.

11.4.2007

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3. A programme of cleanliness of in and around Ghogha Circle organised jointly with Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan and B.K.Commerce High School. Staff of offices and teachers participated.

13.4.2007

4. Joined in rally organised by Mahanagar Seva Sadan flowers were offered to Dr. Ambedkar statue. Slogans on Nirmal Gujarat & Pollution free air, water and noise were displayed on local TV cable network.

14.4.2007

5. A live demonstration jointly with Excel Industries ltd. and Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan organised converting vegetable wastes to organic manure for vegetable & fruit merchants and farmers at Bhavnagar.

17.4.2007

6. Awareness programme street play on ‘Pollution Free-- Gujarat’ organized jointly with Artists of Visual Arts, Bhavnagar at Rupam chowk & Kumbharwada in Bhavnagar.

17.4.2007

7. Cleaning of filter plant, Bhavnagar organised jointly with Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan. Settling Tanks and Filter Beds were cleaned.

17.4.2007

8. Cleaning of open drainage & manholes at Chitra GIDC, Bhavnagar organised jointly with Chitra Industries Association and Bhavnagar Mahanagar Seva Sadan.

25.4.2007

9. Awareness programme street play on ‘Pollution Free-- Gujarat’ organized jointly with Artists of Visual Arts, Bhavnagar at Gandhi garden, Mahuva dist: Bhavnagar.

25.4.2007

10. Multi activities awareness programme on MSW, BMW and plastic issues organised at A programme organised in Ramannagar-Bhavnagar. People of about 37 societies including persons of Nirma Ltd and Excel Crop Care and Sir T Hospital participated. All joined in plantation programme and 100 saplings planted.

5.8.2007

11. As part of Viranjali Van Mahotsav, plantation programme along road side from Ghogha circle to Rubber Factory Circle organised jointly with Excel Crop Care Ltd, Inarco Ltd.

9.8.2007

12. Cleaning programmes of Ghogha Circle, Shivaji Circle & Shishu Vihar Circle in Bhavnagar organised jointly with Bhavnagar Maha Nagar Seva Sadan, B.K. Commerce High School & Fatima Convent school.

14.9.2007

Regional Office, Rajkot

1. Meeing with the Chief Officer of municipality and Environment Engineers of Rajkot and Junagadh Municipal Corporations, at RO, Rajkot

5.4.2007

2. Meeting with Plastic Manufacturers Association and concern Govt. Departments for implementation of Plastic Rules, at Rajkot Collector Office.

9.4.2007

3. Meeting With Plastic Manufacturers Association And Concerned Govt. Departments For The Implementation Of Plastic Manufacture And Usages Rules At Junagadh Collector Office

12.4.2007

4. Cleaning Of Statue Of Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar At Hospital Chowk, Mochi Bazar, Rajkot And Cleaning Of Mahatma Gandhi Statue At Jubilee Garden Chowk, Rajkot. (B) Cleaning Of Office Building And Surrouding Area By The Official Of R.O. Rajkot.

13.4.2007

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5. Meeting with various NGOs Rajkot Region at RO, Rajkot to share view regarding Nirmal Gujarat, (B) Awareness seminar to educate rag pickers women and other volunteers at Rajkot was attended by RO, Rajkot officials.(C) Garlanding of Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar's Statue by dignitaries at Rajkot (D) The Statue of Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar was Garlanding with flower and cotton threads by Officer and officials This Office alongwith JMC officials & others at Junagadh. (E) A rally of public awareness for cleanliness marched from Azad Chowk to Kalwa Chowk, Junagadh. RO, Rajkot officials participated in the rally.

14.4.2007

6. Cleaning of office building and surrounding area carried out. All staff of RO, Rajkot cleaned up their tables & drawers.

15.4.2007

7. Tree plantation is carried out by Hon'ble Minister of State for Women & Child Welfare, Smt. Jasumatiben Korat and other dignitaries and officials of RO, Rajkot participated in plantation programme at CETP site of JDPA, Jetpur (b) A road show programme jointly with Rajkot Municipal Corporation organised to create awareness among the citizen for cleanliness in Rajkot city. (c) A meeting with Rajkot Municipal Commissioner held to discuss the issue of disposal and treatment of untreated domestic waste water of slum area of Rajkot city. (d) Paint work for furniture of RO, Rajkot.

16.4.2007

8. RO, Rajkot participated in cleaning programme of public garden, Rajkot organised by RMC (b) A road show organised at Keshod Municipality dist: Junagadh to create awareness about MSW collection segregation and disposal. Shop keepers and staff of Keshod municipality participated. (c) A public awareness programme organised about MSW and Plastic Rules issues organised with Veraval Patan joint Municipality, Somnath Trust, dist: Junagadh for pilgrims visiting Somnath temple, shop keepers, people, etc.

17.4.2007

9. A road show programme to create awareness for cleanliness and MSW Rules among the citizen of Rajkot organised by jointly with various NGOs Rajkot at Rajkot city area.

18.4.2007 & 19.4.2007

10. A rally with road show regarding MSW Rules and Plastic Rules jointly organised at Thangadh by Thangadh Municipality and Thangadh Ceramic Federation.

20.4.2007

11. To create awareness regarding BMW Rules, doctors and para medical staff of civil hospital Morbi and private hospitals were educated.

21.4.2007

12. A programme to create awareness regarding BMW Rules, the doctors& paramedical staff of B.T. Savani Kidney Hospital-Rajkot; Sataya Sai Hospital, Rajkot and Shri H.J. Doshi Hospital, Rajkot were educated.

22.4.2007

13. A rally was organised jointly with RMC, CBMWTF, operator- Destromed Services, IMA, Rajkot, Civil Hospital Rajkot & other hospitals, to create awareness among public , doctors, & para medical staff of health care units.

23.4.2007

14. A road show organised jointly with NGO, Rajkot to create awareness for cleanliness and to maintain ambient air quality for clean environment among the citizens of Rajkot. (b) a meeting organised with Thangadh Industries Association to maintain good ambient air quality, at Thangadh.

24.4.2007

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15. A meeting held at JDP, Jetpur with textile printing units of Jetpur regarding installation of air pollution control equipments, to maintain good ambient air quality. A poster exhibition organised at JDPA regarding need to control how to control air pollution.

25.4.2007

16. Visited forging units of Rajkot and Shapar Veraval industrial area to create awareness regarding noise pollution.

26.4.2007

17. Noise level measured at five major traffic junctions Rajkot. Vehicle owners were educated to use appropriate horn and not to generate undue noise by blowing horns repeatedly. A meeting of Mandap Service and Decorators, Fire crackers merchants and Party-plot Owners was held at the RO, Rajkot. They were educated to control the noise and rules thereof.

27.4.2007

18. People of Rajkot Palm-Flats were educated regarding plastic Rules, not to use plastic carry bags.

28.4.2007

19. A mock religious discourse ‘Katha’ viz. Shree Paryavaran Dev organised at rajkot to create awareness about environment among people of Rajkot.

29.4.2007

20. In house competition related to office cleanliness organised. RO, Rajkot staff learnt to maintain cleanliness throughout the year.

30.4.2007

Regional Office, Ahmedabad

1. Awareness programme on BMW, MSW and plastic issues posters exhibition organised through automobile rally. Staff of RO, Ahmedabad, CBMWTFs staff participated in the rally. The rally passed through Ashram Road, Gandhi Bridge, Delhi Darwaja, Shahibaug & Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad areas. The posters’ messages delivered to public and Para-medical staff, Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad.

22.4.2007

2. RO, Ahmedabad participated in cleanliness of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedker Statue at Saraspur Circle as well as Ambedker Chowk, Omnagar and Naroda carried out involving local people. Posters on MSW, BMW, Plastic waste issues displayed and pollution control messages were spread.

13.4.2007

3. The Hon’ble Chief Minister, Gujarat Shri Narendrabhai Modi, inaugurated Library, Museum and open Air theatre at Ranip, Ahmedabad. RO, Ahmedabad distributed informative pamphlets on MSW, BMW & Plastic waste management.

14.4.2007

4. During the programme of Hon’ble Chief Minister, Gujarat for giving away Award ceremony organised at Kankaria, Ahmedabad, RO, Ahmedabad displayed a posters tableau on pollution control and environmental awareness.

14.4.2007

5. RO, Ahmedabad launched office cleaning programme. All staff involved and rearranged files and furniture. Applied pesticides and displayed flyers on cleanliness.

15.4.2007

6. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on MSW and plastic issues organised jointly with ‘Paryavaran Mitra’, Ahmedabad at Ahmedabad. Representatives of SEWA, Ahmedabad participated in the programme.

17.4.2007

7. Awareness programmes and poster exhibition on MSW, BMW and plastic issues organised for all Nagarpalika of the Ahmedabad district. Distributed pamphlets on the issues during these programmes.

During 19th to 23rd April, 2007

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8. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on BMW organised at Nagri Eye Hospital & VS Hospital, Ahmedabad. Doctors & para medical staff of these hospitals participated in the programmes.

21.4.2007

9. Awareness programme on air pollution control measures organised jointly with the Naroda Industries Association and foundry industrial units at Ahmedabad.

25.4.2007

10. Awareness programmes on noise pollution and measurement thereof organised at various locations in the Ahmedabad City.

26.4.2007

11. Awareness programme on noise pollution and precautions organised jointly with Party Plot holders & Clubs at Rajpath Club, Ahmedabad.

27.4.2007

12. Awareness programme on noise pollution organised jointly with Traffic Police, Ahmedabad at Lal Darwaja, Ahmedabad. RO, staff trained participants of Police Traffic, Ahmedabad to measure noise levels.

21.6.2007

13. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on BMW organised at New Samarth English High School, Ahmedabad. A video presentation on bio-medical waste management was made before the students and teachers of the School.

30.6.2007

14. Awareness programme on BMW, organised visit for Doctor’s & para medical staff of three hospitals. They saw CBMWTF viz. Semb Ramkey Environment Management Pvt. Ltd., plant located at Changodar, district Ahmedabad.

28.6.207

15. Awareness programme organised jointly with Paryavaran Mitra, Ahmedabad at Leelapur village, district Ahmedabad. Local school students and children participated in plantation programme.

4.8.2007

16. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on BMW, MSW and plastic issues organised in various schools of Ahmedabad. A model of incinerator plant of bio-medical waste was also displayed. Over 4000 students of different schools participated in it.

During 8th to 11th February 2008

17. Awareness programme and poster exhibition on MSW, BMW and plastic issues organised at Unnati Prathmik School, Ahmedabad.

29.2.2008

Regional Office, Surat

1. Special cleaning drive is carried out at RO, Surat office.

2. Plantation and pamphlet distribution carried out at Sumul Dairy, Surat; Rama Newsprint & Paper Ltd., Barbodhan; - Globe Enviro Care Ltd (CETP) GIDC, Sachin; Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Hazira; Sun Textile Mills, GIDC, Sachin; Gujarat Gas Co. Ltd., Adajan; Essar Power Ltd., Hazira; Colourtex Industries Pvt. Ltd., GIDC-Sachin; J. K. Paper Ltd., Fort-Songadh, Dist.Tapi .

3. Public Awareness Program organized at all Nagarpalikas/ Municipalities/ Municipal Corporation of Surat region. Follow-up action and special drive is carried out by all Nagarpalikas/ Municipalities/ Municipal Corporation regarding Nirmal Gujarat 2007.

4. Public Awareness Program was carried out regarding air pollution & noise pollution by organizing rally in GIDC-Pandesara area. Workers of industrial units of GIDC-Pandesara also participated in this rally.

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5. Workshop/seminar related with noise pollution was organized in Navin Fluorine International Ltd., Bhestan & Reliance Industries Ltd., Hazira.

6. Poster exhibition was carried out at Gajera High School-Amroli, Ramkishan Vidyalay- L.H. Road- Surat, Mithiba Vidyalay- Shakti Vijay Society-Nana Varachha-Surat & M.P.Patel Secondary School-Kakarapar- Vyara.

7. Drawing competition was organized at Sayan High School-Sayan & Gajera High School-Surat.

8. Health Check-up of all the staff of GPCB-Surat office was carried out.

Regional Office, Vadodara

1. Cleaning of Ambedkar statue and surrounding area at Anand Nagar Seva Sadan and Vadodara Mahanagar Seva Sadan participated.

13.4.2007

2. Rally, meeting with NGO Programs were jointly organised with Vadodara Mahanagar Seva Sadan, Anand Nagar Seva Sadan, Borsad Nagar Seva Sadan and Nadiad Nagar Seva Sadan.

14.4.2007

3. RO, Vadodara Office Cleanliness program organised. Office staff participated and cleaned premises and surrounding area. Applied insecticides. Disposed old records, etc.

15th, 16th & 30th April 2007

4. Awareness programme on MSW organised jointly with Anand Nagar Seva Sadan and Vadodara Mahanagar Seva Sadan. Distributed pamphlets.

17.4.2007

5. Awareness programme on MSW and plastic issues organised at Nagar Seva Sadans of Kheda, Matar, Mahemdabad, Karjan and Anklav. Briefed on improving implementation of MSW Rules. Distributed pamphlets.

18.4.2007

6. Awareness programme on plastic issues organised. Visited plastic bag manufacturing units in GIDC Makarpura. Detected 3 units manufacturing plastic bags less then 20 microns and took action.

19.4.2007

7. Awareness programme on MSW and plastic issues organised at Nagar Seva Sadans of Kanjari, Boriyavi, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Karamsad, Petlad, Dabhoi and Chhota Udepur. Briefed on improving implementation of MSW Rules. Distributed pamphlets.

20.4.2007

8. Awareness programme on BMW organised at Dakor CHC, Thasra CHC, Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital, Nadiad, Nadiad Civil Hospital, Mission Hospital, Nadiad and Mahagujarat Hospital, Nadiad. Briefed on improving implementation of BMW Rules. Distributed pamphlets.

21.4.2007

9. Awareness programme on BMW organised at Sterling Hospital, Vadodara, Bhailal Amin Hospital, Vadodara and Jamnabai General Hospital, Vadodara. Briefed on improving implementation of BMW Rules. Distributed pamphlets.

22.4.2007

10. Awareness programme on BMW organised at Anand Civil Hospital, Borsad CHC, Petlad CHC, Karamsad Medical College and Hospital, Karamsad. Briefed on improving implementation of BMW Rules. Distributed pamphlets.

23.4.2007

11. Awareness programme on Clean Air and Environment organised at GIDC Nandesari. The President and Secretary of Nandesari Industries Association and other member industries, scrap operators, and residents of surrounding villages participated. Briefed on importance of biomass and plantation.

24.4.2007

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12. Awareness programme on MSW and plastic issues organised at Composting Plant Atladara, Vadodara. VMC officials participated. Briefed on MSW and importance of biomass. Distributed pamphlets.

25.4.2007

13. Awareness programme on Noise Pollution organised at Modern Petrofils, Village Bamangam, Ta : Karjan, Dist : Vadodara. People from unit and surrounding area participated in the programme. Briefed on noise pollution and its effects. Noise Level Meter demonstrated. Distributed pamphlets on Environment Slogans.

26.4.2007

14. Awareness program on Noise Pollution organised at Gulbrandsen Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Village Munjpur, Ta : Padra, Dist: Vadodara. Briefed on noise pollution and its effects. Demonstrated Noise Level Meter. Distributed pamphlets on Environment Slogans.

27.4.2007

15. Awareness program on plastic issues organised jointly with Karjan Nagarpalika at Karjan. Distributed pamphlets on Plastic Rules and issues thereof to local people. A message regarding banned plastic bags below 20 microns delivered through loud speakers in auto rickshaw. Briefed on effects of plastic bags below 20 microns on the environment.

28.4.2007

16. Awareness programme and a mobile poster exhibition with public address system organised on plastic issues. The vehicle roamed around various areas of Vadodara City and sprayed message.

29.4.2007

17. Awareness and concluding programme organised on Nirmal Gujarat and ‘Gujarat Day’ with poster exhibition for BMW Rules, Plastic Rules and MSW Rules at IPCL, Vadodara. During ‘Cleanliness Drive’, representatives of industrial units in petro-chemical complex area, GIDC Nandesari and surrounding area participated.

1.5.2007

18. Awareness programme on Noise Pollution organised at IPCL, Vadodara. RO, Vadodara. Briefed on noise pollution and its effects. Demonstrated Noise Level Meter.

31.7.2007

19. Awareness programme on cleaner fuel in industries organised at NIA, Nandesari, Vadodara. Briefed on need to switch over to cleaner fuel. Representatives of industries participated.

24.8.2007

20. A workshop with poster exhibition programme organised on BMW at Muniashram, Goraj, Vadodara. Briefed on BMW management.

6.9.2007

21. Awareness programme on BMW Rules organised at Lions Hall, Anand. District Collector presided over the programme. DDO, Government Officials, Doctors and others participated. Briefed on BMW management.

17.9.2007

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6.24 Mock-drill organised by the District Authorities in the State Industrial activities imparting a likely impact in case of unforeseen event is an area included in the

Disaster management programmes looked after by the respective district Authority in the State. The District Authority, usually under the chairmanship of the District Collector or his nominee organises mock-drill programmes in closed co-ordination with different government offices, DDO, TDO, factory inspector, health, DIC, Civil Supply, GIDC, industrial associations and large industrial units, fire-fighting agencies, etc, as a part of awareness among people. Besides, all the concerned including industries, government offices, NGOs and local people, etc., the representatives of Regional Offices of the Board, also participated during such programmes organised as under:

Sr. Particulars Date

1. RO, Godhra staff participated in the mock-drill organised by the District Collector Panchmahal for leakage of LPG tank at Panchmahal Steel Ltd., Kalol district Panchmahal.

8.2.2008

2 RO, Vapi staff participated in the mock-drill organised by the District Collector, Valsad for ‘On site and Off site emergency plan’ at Aarti Industries Ltd., Vapi district Valsad.

5.3.2008

3. RO, Mehsana staff participated in the mock-drill organised by the District Collector, Mehsana for leakage of oleum gas at Nirma Ltd., Mandali, District Mehsana.

11.3.2008

4. RO, Mehsana staff participated in the mock-drill organised by the District Collector, Sabarkantha for leakage of LPG at Tudor India Ltd., Prantij, District Sabarkantha.

29.3.2007

5. RO, Bharuch participated in the mock-drill organised for Bromine leakage at Hikal, Ltd., GIDC Panoli dist: Bharuch.

29.3.2008

6. RO, Mehsana staff participated in the mock-drill organised by the District Collector, Gandhinagar for leakage of Chlorine gas at Arvind Mills Ltd., Khatraj, District Gandhinagar.

31.3.2008

7. RO, Bhavnagar staff participated in the mock drill organized by Excel crop care Ltd. Ruvapari road, Bhavnagar.

31.3.2008

8. RO, Surat’s staff participated in National level mockdrill organised by the District Collectorates at Hazira (Trichem), industrial units 1. Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd, 2. Reliance Industries Ltd., and 3. Krishak Bharati Co-operative Ltd., Hazira - Surat

28.3.2008

9. RO, Surat’s staff participated in the mock-drill organised at Khadsupa Patia, NH 8,

29.3.2008

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6.25 Important events - On 16.4.2007, R.O. Bhavnagar commenced laboratory functioning. - On 11.6.2007, a seminar on Industrial Awareness organised by DIC, Mehsana. The

function was inaugurated by Shri Anilbhai Patel, Hon’ble Minister for Industries. The RO, Mehsana staff participated in the programme.

- On 20.7.2007, in accordance with the provisions of the Water Act, 1974, the Annual Report of the Board duly prepared for the financial year 2006-2007 was laid before the State Legislature.

- On 6.8.2007, a State level workshop on customer awareness training program organized at Rajgar Heduva. The function was inaugurated by Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon’ble Minister for Tribal Development, Forest and Environment. Shri R. V. Patel, RO, Mehsana participated in the programme.

- From September 2007, R.O. Bhavnagar Officers/staff began to board the ship anchored at Bhavnagar Anchorage Point as per Hon’ble Supreme Court direction dated 6.9.2007.

- On 16.11.2007, Bharuch Enviro Infrastructure Ltd., along with CII-Confederation of Indian Industry and Gujarat Pollution Control Board organised an ‘Interactive Session’ on ‘Draft Hazardous Materials (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2007’ at Vadodara. Shri C.L. Meena, IAS, Chairman of the Board chaired a Panel Discussion session. Shri Sanjiv Tyagi, Member Secretary of the Board, Dr. (Mrs) R. Saroj, Director, Ministry of Environment and Forests, GoI, Mr. K.P. Nyati, Principal Advisor, CII, Shri B.R. Naydu, Zonal Officer, ZO, CPCB, Vadodara, etc. were among the speakers. Representatives of various industries, Industries Associations, officials of GPCB, F&ED, etc. participated in the programme.

- On 30.11.2007, the Indian Association for Environmental Management; Industries Commissionerates – Government of Gujarat and Ankleshwar Industries Association organised a national conference on ‘Zero Waste for Sustainable Development’ at Ankleshwar district Bharuch. Shri D. Rajagopalan, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Gujarat, Shri C.L. Meena, IAS, Chairman of the Board, Shri Rajjubhai Shroff, Chairman, UPL, Ankleshwar, Dr. Sukumar Devotta, Director, NEERI, Nagpur, Dr. AKA Rathi, Chief Technical Advisor, Industries Commissionerates, etc. were among the speakers. Representatives of various industries, Industries Associations, officials of GPCB, F&ED, GIDC, IC Office, etc. participated in the programme.

- From 30.1.2008 onwards, Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station made functional at Police Chawki terrace, Sector 30, Gandhinagar, as per CPCB guidelines, continuously for 24 hrs. twice in a week bases.

- During 1-5, February, 2008, XVI All India Forest Sports Meet organised by the Forest Department, Government of Gujarat at Gandhinagar. Shri Narendrabhai Modi, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Gujarat inaugurated the event. Shri S. Regupathy, Hon'ble Minister of State, Environment and Forests, Government of India was the Chief Guest. Shri Mangubhai Patel, Hon'ble Minister for Tribal Development, Forest and Environemt, Shri Kiritsinh Rana, Hon'ble Minister of State, Forest and Environment, Shri P.N. Roy Chowdhury, IAS, Principal Secretary, Forest and Environment Department were among the dignitaries of the function. The Board extended pecuniary support and also deputed few sports persons, as per precedent to participate in the Gujarat Team. The Gujarat Team won the first, second and third positions in few games and brought glory to the Gujarat State.

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