<p>Status report of Punjab Pollution Control Board in the matter of Nitin Dhiman Vs State of Punjab & Others dated 22/04/2024.</p> <p>The matter related to pollution of Buddha nallah district Ludhiana,
Simple methods to monitor pollution levels evolved 200 units in the BBN area operate without a valid licence
Tirupur: A group of people from Kalipalayam village submitted a petition to Collector C. Samayamoorthy during the grievances meeting at the Collectorate on Monday, requesting him to take action against some industrial units functioning in the locality which
Tirupur: The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) ordered the closure of 65 dyeing units in Tirupur knitwear cluster on Monday for violating Supreme Court directive which forbids the dyeing units from discharging effluents into water bodies.
Kanpur: The Uttar Pradesh government has decided that no new leather tannery be allowed to come up in Jajmau suburb and warned the existing 418 tanneries against disposing of effluents into the river Ganges, secretary of a leading industries' association in the town said here on Monday.
NORTH GUWAHATI, May 24
Concerned over the failure of the state pollution control board to impose an effective check on polluting units in the industrial hub of Baddi-Barotiwala-Nalagarh (BBN), a local environment action group, Him Parivesh, has taken initiative to involve the affected people in monitoring of pollution levels.
Industrial pollution in Visakhapatnam city and district has reached a critical point and is proving to be a major hurdle for further growth. Therefore, urgent steps are needed to mitigate it and pave the way for sustainable growth on a long-term basis, according to Ms D. Purandeswari, Union Minister of State for HRD and member of the Lok Sabha from Visakhapatnam.
TNPCB chairman himself conducts surprise checks Tirupur: The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) on Tuesday ordered closure of 75 dyeing units in the city and its suburbs for its failure to comply with the directives of Supreme Court pertaining to pollution caused by dyeing units on River Noyyal.
Nangal: The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has suggested a joint committee to keep a tab on Himachal Pradesh
Solan: The manner in which liquor distilleries located in various parts of the state have been polluting the environment habitually proves their lack of concern for the environment and the local community.
