District Environment Plan

Singrauli (M.P.)
(In Compliance to order passed by Hon’ble Nation Green Tribunal in
OA 360/2018 dated 29.01.2021)

Singrauli
Prepared By –
Office of the District Collector, Singrauli, Distt. Singrauli (MP)
[Email: [email protected]]
2021
 INDEX
S. No. Contents Page No.
1 Introduction 1
1.0 District Profile 2
a. District Administrative Set-up 3
b. Local institutions 5
c. Natural Resources 5
 Water bodies
 Availability of water resources
 Forest coverage
d. Geography & Demography 6
e. Land-use patter 6
f. Climate 7
2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with 7
Waste Management Rules
(i) Solid Waste Management 8
a. Current status related to solid Waste management 8
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan 8
(ii) Plastic waste Management 8
a. Current status related to Plastic Waste management
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan
(iii) C & D Waste Management 9
a. Current status related to C & D Waste management
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan
(iv) Biomedical Waste Management 9
a. Current status related to Biomedical Waste
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan
(v) Hazardous Waste Management 10
a. Current status related to Hazardous Waste Management
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b. Identification of gaps and Action plan
(vi) E-Waste Management 15
a. Current status related to E-Waste Waste Management
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan
3.0 Air Quality Management 15
a. Current Status related to Air Quality Management
b. Identification of gaps and action plan
4.0 Water Quality Management 11
4.1 Water Quality Monitoring 11
a. Current Status related to Water Quality Management
b. Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality monitoring
4.2 Domestic Sewage 16
a. Current Status related to Domestic Sewage
b. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic
sewage
5.0 Industrial Waste Water Management 12
a. Current Status related to Industrial Waste water Management 12
b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial waste water 12
6.0 Mining Activity Management plan 12
a. Current Status related to Mining Activity Management 12
b. Identification of gaps and action plan
7.0 Noise Pollution Management plan 13
a. Current Status related to Noise Pollution Management
b. Identification of gaps and action plan
1. INTRODUCTION
Hon’ble National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi issued
direction in OA 710/2017 Shailash Singh vs. Sheela Hospital & Trauma Centre and
Shahjahanpur and ors. on 15/07/2019 & in OA No 360/2018 Shreenath Sharma vs.
Union of India & ors. on 26/09/2019 to prepare District Environment Plan. In
compliance of above order passed by Hon’ble NGT on 26-09-2019, District
Environmental Plan (DEP) was prepared and submitted to M.P. Pollution Control
Board Bhopal vide letter no. 3483 dated 04.12.2019. MPPCB Bhopal submitted the
Action Plan to CPCB along with the DEPs of other districts of M.P. Hon’ble NGT
passed following order on 29.01.2021:

In view of above, having regard to the significance of the issue and

inadequate progress, we direct the Chief Secretaries of all the States/UTs to
oversee and monitor compliance by the concerned District Magistrates for
preparing the requisite plans and execute the plans already prepared. Further
steps for preparation and execution of State and National plans may also be
taken in the interest of scientific and effective protection of environment and
public health.

To comply above order CPCB wrote a letter to Principal Secretary

department of Environment Govt. of M.P. vide letter no. 1637 dated 24.05.2021
stating that “Upon examining the DEPs, it is observed that there is scope for
improving these DEPs w.r.t. thematic areas, action points and corresponding
agencies and time lines.” Hence in view of the same, the concerned departments
and the DMs may be directed to implement the DEP in time bound manner. In
this regard, while the action points identified in DEPs may be implemented, the
DEPs may be improved further to cover all thematic areas. CPCB also enclosed
an indicative template to improve the DEPs for ready reference.

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 Further to comply the above directions issued by Hon’ble NGT and
CPCB, Member Secretary, M.P. Pollution Control Board issued letters to all the
district Collectors of the state vide letter no. 109 dated 06.07.2021 to revised
the DEPs as per directives of Hon’ble NGT and CPCB. Thus the DEP of district
Singrauli is submitted as here in below as per guidelines received from CPCB.
It is pertinent to mention here that as per order issued by Hon’ble NGT,
Collector Singrauli constituted District Committee comprising of following
members to evolve and execute District Environmental Plan vide letter no.7790
dated 25.11.2019.
(Table 1: Details of District Committee in Singrauli)

1 District Collector, Singrauli Chairman

2 Chief Executive Officer, Jila Panchayat, Singrauli Member

3 Project Officer, Urban Development Department, Singrauli Member

4 Regional Officer, M.P. Pollution Control Board, Singrauli Member

5 Commissioner Nagar Nigam of District Singrauli Member

1.0 District Profile:

Singrauli District :
Singrauli an important town in Singrauli district is famously known for its Coal

mining and power plants. The location coordinates of Singrauli is 24.1992〫 North, to

82.6645〫 East longitude. While the city is spread over an area of 2,200 sq km , the

district of Singrauli covers an area of 5,672 sq km. Singrauli, also known as India
Energy Capital is one of the most important districts in Madhya Pradesh. It covers a
region comprising of the eastern part of Sidhi district in Madhya Pradesh and the
adjoining region in southern part of Sonbhadra District in Uttar Pradesh. Due to its
immense natural potential and huge reserves of coal, it is also known as ‘Urjanchal’ –
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 the land of energy. Singrauli is the 50th district in the state of Madhya Pradesh,which
covers a region comprising of the eastern part of the Sidhi District in Madhya Pradesh
and the adjoining region in Sonbhadra District in Uttar Pradesh. Historically Singrauli
belonged to the princely state of Rewa, a part of the Baghelkhand Region. Singrauli
has a history spanning from the emergence of pre-historic man to the present age of
industrialization. Total 3 Vidhan Shabha of Singrauli is ( Chitrangi , Singrauli ,
Deosar).

About Singrauli City:

Singrauli and its adjoining coal producing areas are considered to be South
Asia’s largest industrial units. This busting city has some of the oldest thermal power
stations and operational coal mines run by the state owned NTPC and Northern Coal
Fields Ltd. The total installed capacity of these thermal stations amounts to 10% of the
total installed capacity of India. The important change in the last decade has been the
arrival of private sector players to tap the coal reserves.

a. District Administrative Set-up:-

The district Singrauli is divided in to 05 Tehsils namely Deosar, Chitrangi

Singrauli, Mada, Sarai. The district has 03 Development blocks namely Deosar,
Waidhan & Chitrangi. The district is headed by District Magistrate and the S.D.M. are
posted at Block level. Also in Panchayati Raj structure, the CEO Jila Panchayat is
posted at district level.

(Table No.-02 District Administrative Setup)

Item Description Item Description

Area 5675 Sq Km Total Population 11,78,273

No. of Municipal
01 Urban Population 226786
Corporation

Revenue Tehsils 05 Rural Population 951487

Gram Panchayats 316 Male Female Ratio 920

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No. of Nagar Palika/ Nagar
Parishad
00 Literacy Rate 60.41%

2160.50
Industries Land No. Of Revenue Villages 733
Hect

30,25,98 No. Of Development

Agriculture land – 746
Hect Villages

24.1992° N, 46,023 Urban

Coordinates No. Of House Hold
82.6645° E 1,97,902 Rural

(Figure 1 : Political map of Singrauli District)

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b. Local Institutions:-
As stated here in above, there are 05 Tehsils in district Singrauli. The Tehsildar
are posted in each of the tehsil as Revenue officers. The Janpad Panchayat office is
setup at tehsil level and the offices are headed by CEO Janpad Panchayat. There are
316 Gram Panchayats in District Singrauli. The offices are headed by respective
Sarpanch & Panchayat Sachiv.
c. Natural Resources:
Water bodies-

The son is the major river which traverses the region. The other rivers which
are present here are Rihand river, Gopad, Myar, Khachan, Chalki, Kanjas, Silhor,
Bijul, Juri etc.

Availability of water resources –

Singrauli is bestowed with numerous rivers which traverse the region,

the most important of which is river Rihand. Rihand or Rhed as it is known locally,
rises from the Matringa hills and flows north into Uttar Pradesh via Singrauli and
finally joins the Son. The Rihand dam constructed in 1962 was one of independent
India’s architectural achievements for hydro power generation. Total area of the dam
456 sq. kilometer, out of which about 30% submerge area in M.P. and remain 70%
area in U.P. water storage capacity of dam is about 78127 millon metre cube (mm3)
and maximum water level is about 268 M. Rihand Dam is major source of water for
Thermal Power Plants located in region of M.P. and U.P. About 12000 MW power
generation is in only MP region.The other revivers in the region are Son, Khanchan,
Gopad, Mayar, Rihand, Bijul, etc.

Forest coverage-

Singrauli was initially a densely forested area before the coming of the
mining industry. It had one of the most luxurious forest covers in the country of the
dry deciduous variety. Forests have now given way for development but even today
about 11841 hectares of the land in the region is under forest cover. The forests are a

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source of trees like Sagaun, Mahua, Chironji, tendu etc which provides a source of
live hood to the local tribes which inhabit the region.

d. Geography & Demography-

(Table No.-03 Geography & Demography)

Factor Description

Area 5675 Sq. Km

Total Population 1178273

Urban Population 226786

Rural Population 951487

Male Female Ratio 920

Literacy Rate 60.4%

Decennial Growth Rate 28% per hectare

Density of population 208 Per Sq. Km.

e. Land-Use Pattern

(Table No.-04 Land-Use Pattern)

Parameters Description
Geographical Area 5675 Sq. Km
Area Under Forest 2180.13 Sq. Km
Net Area Sown Cropped Area 3025.98 Sq.kM
Area Irrigate 202.85 Sq. KM
% of Net area irrigated to total 37.09%
area sown

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f. Climate

Singrauli lies in the warm tropical monsoonal belt of India and experiences hot
summers and chilly winters. The mean maximum temperature ranges between 21.60 C
in January and 45.30 C May and a mean minimum temperature of 5.40 C in January
and 31.90 C in June. The average rain fall recorded in the region is about 1100 mm
most of which is received during July to September. It experiences warm humid

summers with a summer high of 42〫 C and the winters are dry and chilly with

temperatures dropping to about 7〫C.

The District Environmental Plan covers the following environmental issues:-

1. Waste Management Plan

(i) Solid Waste Management Plan (for each ULB)
(ii) Plastic Waste Management (for each ULB)
(iii) C&D Waste Management
(iv) Biomedical Waste Management (for each ULB)
(v) Hazardous Waste Management
(vi) E-Waste Waste Management
2. Water Quality Management Plan
3. Domestic Sewage Management Plan
4. Industrial Wastewater Management Plan
5. Air Quality Management Plan
6. Mining Activity Management plan
7. Noise Pollution Management Plan

2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for Complying with Waste
Management Rules

Preamble : Solid Waste Management Plan :

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government

of India has notified the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. As per the Rules, the
role of local body has been specified in Rule no 15 and as per Rule no 16, M.P.
Pollution Control Board shall enforce these Rules through local bodies.

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With respect to effective implementation of Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016,
Hon’ble NGT had laid down several orders, of which, Hon’ble National Green
Tribunal, Principal Bench on 22nd December 2016 has passed judgment in Original
Application No. 199 of 2014 filed by Mrs. Almitra Patel with regard to Solid Waste
Management.
Further, for effective implementation of the said Rules, the Hon’ble
NGT in its orders dated 31.08.2018 had constituted Apex Committee,
Regional Committee and State Committee. Also, as per Hon‟ble NGT order dated:
16.01.2019 in O.A. No. 606/2018, State Level Monitoring Committee (SLMC) in
Madhya Pradesh has been constituted under the retired Justice.

(i) Solid Wastes Management in Singrauli District:

In Singrauli District, there are 01 Municipal Corporation. The total

quantity of Solid Waste Generation is around 70 tons / day. Municipal Corporation
has taken various required measures for collection, transportation, treatment &
disposal of Municipal Solid waste & Construction & Demolition wastes however the
work done so for is not found to be adequate so as to comply the provisions of Solid
Waste Management rules 2016. Municipalities of the district have started 100% door
to door collection but the segregation of solid waste, processing of wet waste, disposal
of dry waste & construction of scientific sanitary landfill is yet to be done. Annexure -
1

(ii) Plastic Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016.
These rules are applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. In order to prevent the
pollution problems caused by Polythene Carry bags, Department of Environment,
Govt. of MP has imposed complete ban on manufacturing, storage, transportation,
sell, purchase and use of all type of polythene carry bags vide order no. F5-2/2015/18-
5 dated 24.05.2017. All the local bodies and District Administration have been asked
to carryout inspections and impose penalties on violators along with seizers. Also in
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order to comply the provisions of the rule and to give thrust on Plastic Waste
minimization, source segregation, recycling, involving waste pickers, recyclers and
waste processors in collection of plastic waste fraction either from households or any
other source of its generation or intermediate material recovery facility and adopt
polluters pay principle for the sustainability of the Plastic Waste Management is to be
practiced.

All the local bodies are directed to ensure that the recyclable Plastic Waste are sold to
the recyclers, low value plastic are utilized for road laying, the non-recyclable Plastic
Waste to co-incineration in Cement Plant and the remaining inert to landfill site for
disposal. Awareness program to reduce plastic usage are conducted regularly. The
details regarding action areas, Data requirement, Measurable outcome, the details of
proposed interventions & stakeholders are given for ULB as mentioned in various
Annexure mentioned-1.

(iii) C&D Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified C&D Waste Management Rules 2016. These
rules are applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. In Singrauli district the
generation of C&D waste is mostly found in city Singrauli. So far none of the local
body of the area has taken adequate steps for collection, transportation, treatment &
disposal of Construction & Demolition wastes. Except, Singrauli city, other local
bodies the C & D waste generation is very minimum and they are advised to ensure
that the C&D waste are disposed in suitable abandoned quarries without affecting the
nearby Environment.

The details regarding action areas, Data requirement, Measurable outcome, the
details of proposed interventions & stakeholders are given for each ULBs as
mentioned in various Annexure mentioned-1

(iv) Bio-medical Waste Management

In Singrauli District 34 Government Hospitals, 01 Veterinary Hospitals

and about 20 Private Hospitals/Health Care Facilities are functioning.
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 All the Private Health Care facilities have made agreement with
Common Bio Medical Waste Facility owned by M/s. Indo Water Management &
Pollution Control Corporation Pvt. Ltd., located at C-32 2nd floor Prijat Complex
,Bittan Market ,E-5 Arera Colony Bhopal. All the major Govt. Hospitals are also
sending their waste to Satna district incinerator. All the Govt. Primary Health Centers
and Veterinary Hospitals are persuaded to send their waste to CBWTF Satna. The
details of Singrauli district related to action areas, measurable outcome and proposed
action required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in Annexure-2

(v) Hazardous Waste Management

There are 30 industries/units which have obtained authorization from MPPCB

in Singrauli District. Industries have obtained authorization for 65863.52 MT. The
hazardous waste which is landfill able is sent to M/s. M.P. Waste Management Co.
Ltd., at Pithampur for secured landfill And Industrial HW is sent to authorize
recyclers. The details as required in Model format of CPCB are enclosed as
Annexure-3.

(iii) E-Waste Management

The Govt. of India has notified E-Waste Management Rules 2016.

These rules are applicable in State of Madhya Pradesh also. There is no recycler &
dismantlers authorized by M.P. Pollution Control Board for E-Waste Management in
this district. The E-Waste of the area is channelized to authorized recyclers at Indore.
The details of E-Waste for Singrauli district with respect to action areas, measurable
outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in
Annexure-4.

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1. Water Quality Management Plan

The Hon’ble NGT in its order directed the States to review the existing
framework of restoration of all the water bodies by preparing an appropriate action
plan as per the guidelines prescribed the CPCB.
Water quality of rivers and lakes in Madhya Pradesh is monitored regularly on
monthly basis by Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board under GEMS and
MINARS programme and the reports are submitted to the Central Pollution Control
Board. Based on the consolidated reports of GEMS and MINARS programme the
Central Pollution Control Board has identified 351 river stretches as polluted river
stretches in the country for not meeting the prescribed water quality standards. None
of the stretch of the river is found to be polluted in the area. River Son, Gopad ,
Rihand water quality is found to be in category-A in various locations being
monitored by MPPCB. In present District Environment Plan all the water bodies
(Lakes, Tanks, Ponds, Ground Water) in District Singrauli have been considered along
with above polluted stretch. The rivers flowing in the district along with their length
have been identified. Also the tanks, ponds along with their submerged area have been
provided by WRD. The details of Water bodies of Singrauli district and the action
areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required to be taken along with
stakeholder are given in Annexure-5.

2. Domestic Sewage Management Plan

CPCB and MPPCB have periodically issued directions to the urban/

local bodies to set up Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) of adequate capacity including
provision for sewerage system to cover the entire local/urban areas and the treated
effluent to comply with the Standards in order to prevent deterioration of surface, sub-
surface waters.
There is no sewage treatment plant installed by any of the local bodies.
The Singrauli has been directed to install sewerage network along with appropriate
STP. As per proforma provided by CPCB the information about sewage generation,
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treatment, sewerage network etc. has been collected for Class-II, Class-I and above
towns. The details of action areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required
to be taken along with stakeholder are given in Annexure-6.

3. Industrial Waste Water Management Plan

Singrauli district is industrialized. A very huge industries like (NTPC,

Sashan Power, Hindalco etc.) are working in industrial area Singrauli. The area is
known for The Capital Of Power. The oldest thermal power stations and operational
coal mines in the country. Apart from this there are also other industrial units like
aluminum smelting plant, coal mines, coal-fired power plants, railroad lines and other
related infrastructure. All the industries having ETP / STP in their own plant / colony
areas.
All the Air/Water polluting industries of the area are having adequate pollution control
arrangements and complying provisions of Air/ Water Acts. The details of Action
areas related to industrial areas, Water polluting industries, Air polluting industries,
measurable outcomes, proposed interventions etc. are given in Annexure-7.
4. Air Quality Management Plan
The major source of air pollution in Singrauli is vehicular emission,
construction activities, industrial emission etc. M P Pollution Control Board is
regularly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality at Singrauli. As per proforma provided
by CPCB the information about Air Quality Management Plan has been collected for
district Singrauli The details of action areas, measurable outcome and proposed action
required to be taken along with stakeholder are given in Annexure-08.

5. Mining Activity Management Plan

District Singrauli have major mineral deposits. 10 no. of coal mining

activities are in operation out of 10 coal mines projects 08 projects are of Northern
Coal Fields Limited and remaining 02 no. projects are of private player as Reliance
and Jay Prakash Power Ventures Ltd. Coal production of Northern Coal Fields
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Limited are 95.72 MTPA and remaining two projects of private player annual coal
productions are 22.8 MTPA. Other than coal mining activities Sand Mining (39),
Stone Bolder / Gitti (202), Muram (07), Clay (08) mining activities are also exists.
The details of mining activity, mining licenses issued along with action areas, details
of data requirements, measurable outcome etc provided by mining officer Singrauli.
The details of mining activity, mining licenses issued along with action areas, details
of data requirements, measurable outcome etc. are given in Annexure-09.

6. Noise Pollution Management Plan-

Singrauli district there is 01 Municipal Corporation. The noise pollution
problem is observed only in Singrauli Municipal Corporation Area. The major source
of Noise pollution in Singrauli is Vehicular Traffic, Transport and Industries etc. MP
Pollution Control Board is randomly monitoring the Ambient Air Quality of Noise at
various locations of Singrauli. As per proforma provided by CPCB the information
about Noise Pollution Management Plan has been collected for district Singrauli. The
details of action areas, measurable outcome and proposed action required to be taken
along with stakeholder are given in Annexure-10.

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 2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules

(i) Solid Waste Management

a. Current status related to solid Waste management

Urban Local bodies No of Wards No of Households Population Solid

Waste
Generated
per day
1 Municipal Corporation Singrauli 45 46023 226786 70TPD

Local Bodies No of Village panchay ats / No of Households Population Solid

Blocks Waste
Generated
per day
2 Block /Taluk / Mandal Tehsils No of Tehsils-3, 226786
46023 70TPD
1.Chitrangi,2.Deosar,3.Singrauli
3 Village/Gram Panchayats Gram Panchayat-316 197902 951487 190.35TPD

(ii) Plastic waste Management

(a) Current status related to Plastic waste management

Estimated quantity of Plastic Waste

S.No. Urban Local bodies
Generated per day
1 Municipal Corporation Singrauli 0.42 TPD

Local Bodies Plastic Waste Generated per day

2 Block /Taluk / Mandal Tehsils 0.14 TPD
3 Village/Gram Panchayats 2.85 TPD

(iii) C & D Waste Management

 a. Current status related to C & D Waste
S.No. Urban Local Bodies Generation Per Day
1 Municipal Corporation Singrauli 2000 kg
C & DWaste Generated per
Local Bodies
day
2 Block /Taluk / Mandal Tehsils NA NA
3 Village/Gram Panchayats NA NA
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2.0 Indicative Gap Analysis and Action Plans for complying with Waste Management Rules
Municipal Corporation Singrauli
(i) Solid Waste Management
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan (MSW)

S. No. Action points For villages / blocks/ Identification of gap Action Plan Responsible Timeline for
town municipalities / City agencies completion
corporations of action
plan
1 Segregation
(i) Segregation of waste at source At source segregation is Singrauli MSW Completed
Pamphlet distribution,
practiced in ULBs .However CITADEL on
increasing awareness through
more awareness is required behalf of all
songs, etc. fitted
for better response ULBs of Singrauli
with MSW
of residents. District
collection vehicle

2 Sweeping
(i) Manual Sweeping Municipal
corporation
100% Manual Sweeping is Singrauli
done by the cleaniness
NA Completed
workers of Municipal
corporation Singrauli.

(ii) Mechanical Road Sweeping & 100% gap in mechanized Municipal

Collection sweeping for identified corporation
stretches Proposed Singrauli Proposed
in Nagar Nigam
Singrauli.
3 Waste Collection
(i) 100% collection of solid waste No gap. 100% waste collection is done Municipal
by Nagar Palika Parishad corporation Completed
Barwani. Singrauli
(ii) Arrangement for door to door No gap. 100% Door to Door Collection Municipal
collection is done and covered in all 45 corporation Completed
Wards. Singrauli
(iii) Waste Collection trolleys with No gap. NA Municipal
separate compartments corporation
Completed
Singrauli

(iv) Mini Collection Trucks with No Gap.. NA Municipal

separate compartments corporation
Singrauli Completed

(v) Waste Deposition centres (for 15 deposition centres in NA Municipal

domestic hazardous wastes) singrauli. corporation
Singrauli Completed

4 Waste Transport
(i) Review existing infrastructure for No gap. NA singrauli MSW
waste Transport. - The existing fleet is CITADEL on
Continuously
adequate in all ULBs. behalf of all
being done.
- Segregated waste transport ULBs of Singrauli
is being done. District

(ii) Bulk Waste Trucks No gap Adequate no. of trucks are Municipal
already employed. corporation Completed
Singrauli
(iii) Waste Transfer points No gap Adequate no. of trucks are Municipal
already employed. corporation Completed
Singrauli
5 Waste Treatment and Disposal
(i) Wet-waste Management: On-site Available NA Municipal NA
composting by bulk waste corporation
generators (Authority may decide Singrauli
on requirement as per Rules)
 (ii) Wet-waste Management: [[inventory done] NA Municipal NA
Facility(ies) for central corporation
Biomethanation / Composting of Singrauli
wets waste.
(iii) Dry-Waste Management: Material MRF Used NA Municipal NA
Recovery for dry-waste fraction corporation
Singrauli

(iv) Disposal of inert and non- NO SLF Constrcution of sanitary Municipal Proposed
recyclable wastes: Sanitary Landfill landfill is proposed. corporation
Singrauli

(v) Remediation of historic / legacy Whether existing old dumpsite Bio remediation of legacy Municipal Proposed
dumpsite if any required remediation as waste is not done. corporation
per rules? Singrauli
(vi) Involvement of NGOs Whether involvement of NGOs Involvement of NGO's is to be Municipal Initiated
envisaged done. corporation
Singrauli
(vii) EPR of Producers: Linkage with As per rules, producers and Linkage with Producers/Brand Municipal Proposed
Producers / Brand Owners brand-owners should facilitate Owners to be done. corporation
in collection of packaging Singrauli
waste
(viii) Authorisation of Waste Pickers Yes Authorization of waste pickers Municipal Completed
to be done. corporation
Singrauli
(ix) Preparation of own by-laws to Yes/No Yes Municipal Completed
comply with SWM Rules 2016 corporation
Singrauli

(ii) Plastic waste Management

(b) Identification of gaps and Action plan:

Action points For village Target time

Agencies
S.No. panchayats/ blocks/ municipalities Identification of gap Action plan for
Responsible
/ corporations Compliance
1 Door to Door collection of dry [100%] / [partial %] / [not 100% Municipal Completed
waste including PW initiated] corporation
Singrauli
2 Facilitate organised collection of MRF used NA Municipal Completed
PW at Waste transfer point or corporation
Material Recovery Facility Singrauli

3 PW collection Centres Local Bodies may set-up own Plastic Waste Collection is Municipal Initated
centres and also involve Established and Local Bodies corporation
producers and brand-owners may set-up own centres and Singrauli
or their PROs to facilitate also involve producers and
setting up of collection centres. brand-owners

4 Awareness and education programs Review existing gaps in Advertisements through Municipal Completed
implementation creating awareness among Social Media, Newspapers, corporation
public for minimising and Radios and through slogans is Singrauli
recycling PW done.

5 Access to Plastic Waste Disposal Check if District has access to No access available. Municipal Proposed
Facilities PW recycling / utilization or corporation
disposal facilities.. Singrauli

(iii) C & D Waste Management

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:
 Timeline for
Action points for blocks / town Responsible completion
S. No. Identification of Gaps Action Plan
municipalities / City corporations agency of action
plan
1 Arrangement for separate NA NA Municipal Completed
collection of C&D waste is 2010.63 corporation
Ton to C&D waste deposition point. Singrauli

2 Whether local authority have fixed Check gaps with respect to: Notified & Initiated Municipal Initiated
user fee on C&D waste and - Local by-laws to pay user corporation
introduced permission system for fee Singrauli
bulk waste generators who - Implementation of a system
generate more than 20 tons or to permit bulk generators (>20
more in one day or 300 tons per tons in one day or 300 tons
project in a month? per project)

3 C&D recycling Facility YES district has C&D waste C&D waste recycling facility is Municipal Completed
recycling facility established. corporation
Singrauli
4 Usage of recycled C&D waste in Paving blocks C&D waste is being used to Municipal Completed
non- structural concrete, paving dump in the low lying areas. corporation
blocks, lower layers of road Singrauli
pavements, colony and rural roads

5 ICE on C & D waste management Is there any sustained system yes Municipal Completed
of creating awareness created corporation
among local communities. Singrauli
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(iv) Biomedical Waste Management
a. Current Status related to biomedical waste

Inventory of BMW in the District Quantity

Total no. of Bedded Healthcare Facilities 29
Total no. of non-bedded HCF 26
No. of HCFs authorised by SPCBs/PCCs 55

No of Common Biomedical Waste Treatment and Disposal

NONE
Facilities (CBWTFs)
Capacity of CBWTFs NA
No. of Deep burials for BMW if any NONE

Quantity of biomedical waste generated per day 75.05 Kg/Day

Quantity of biomedical waste treated per day 75.05 Kg/Day

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

S. No. Action points Gaps Action Plan Responsible Timeline for
1 Inventory and No Gap: All HCFs including, The inventorisation is being done CMHO and No gap
Identification of Healthcare clinics, hospitals, by CMHO and MPPCB singrauli. MPPCB
Facilities veterinary singrauli.
hospitals, Aayush
hospitals, animal
houses, etc
generating
biomedical waste
area identified and
authorised by
SPCBs/PCCs

2 Adequacy of facilities to There is No need of CBWTF at singrauli CMHO and -

treat biomedical waste any gap between becouse a CBWTF in Satna is MPPCB
Quantity of Already situated within 250 km singrauli.
Biomedical Waste from place of waste generation.
generated per day and quantity
of
Biomedical Waste
treated and disposed in the
CBWTF Satna distt.

3 Tracking of BMW Check whether bar Plan for Disrtrict 02 years

code system is implementation of administration
implemented by all bar code system by /CMHO and
HCFs and CBWTFs? gap all HCFs and MPPCB
CBWTFs in the singrauli/CBW
district is under process TF agency
4 Awareness and education Whether training Time to time awareness CMHO and No Gap
of healthcare staff has been organised programs and training to health MPPCB
for all stakeholders? care staff and ULB officials by singrauli/CBW
No Gap various agencies TF agency
5 Adequacy of Whether adequate Action plan for Disrtrict 3 years
funds funds is allocated ensuring adequate administration
to Government funds to /CMHO and
health care Government health MPPCB
facilities for bio- care facilities for singrauli/CBW
medical waste bio-medical waste TF agency
management by management by
State Govt.? State Govt.
Gap
6 Compliance to Rules by Is there any district To monitor compliance Disrtrict On going activity
HCFs and CBWTFs level mechanism to of HCFs and CBWTFs through administration
monitor compliance by SPCBs/PCCs. A district task force /CMHO and
Hospitals / HCFs? committee is set up by district MPPCB
No Gap administrations. singrauli/CBW
TF agency
7 District Level Monitoring Check whether 1. District Task force committee Disrtrict On going activity
Committee District Level is a set up and periodicity of administration
Monitoring Committee has reviews and follow up by DLMC is /CMHO and
been constitute and meetings b eing done. MPPCB
are being organised? 2. Yes teams and health singrauli/CBW
department /PCB/District TF agency
Administration Monitor the
Compliance.

8 Wastewater Treatment Check if HCFS are All bedded hospitals of singrauli State 02 years
required to install ETPs for district have a intalled of ETPs. Government
wastewater generated. For Govt. are required.
 ANNEXURE-3
(v) Hazardous Waste Management
a. Current Status related to Hazardous Waste Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

No of Industries generating HW 30
Quantity of HW in the district 65863.52MT/Annum
(i) Quantity of Incinerable HW 84.58MT/Annum
(ii) Quantity of land-fillable HW 7480.44MT/Annum
Recyclable-
(iii) Quantity of Recyclable / utilizable HW
10155.90MT/Annum
No of captive/common TSDF NONE
Contaminated Sites or probable contaminated sites NONE

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Timeline for
Responsible
S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps Action Plan completion of
agency
action plan

1 Regulation of industries and No Gap-Yes all hazardous Yes complied RO MPPCB MPPCB
facilities generating Hazardous waste industries singrauli ensure that all the
Waste are identified and authorised hazardous waste generating
by SPCBs/PCCs industries are authorized and a
system of safe desposal in a
place
2 Establishment of collection centres No Gap- Used, spent oil & other All Proposed
1.There is no need ofTSDF in category industries &
Singrauli distt. till date,since is generated by different units MPPCB
land filling Haz. Waste is which is send to Registered
generated. recyclers within & out of the
3 Training of workers involved in No Gap- state.
Action plan to train the MPPCB Completed
handling / recycling / disposal of HW Facilities workers on safety aspects
/ industries engaged in through
recycling / pre- processing / Department
disposal of hazardous waste in of Industries as per
4 the district
Availability / Linkage with common Yes, have been
generator provisions
All generators under
are HOWM MPPCB Completed
TSDF or disposal facility of HW has access to TSDF . linked to waste recycling/TSDF
facility in state. TSDF unit is
operating in Indore distt. (M.P.)

5 Contaminated Sites There is no any None MPPCB NA

site where soils
/ sediments/ groundwater
contaminated due to dumping
of industrial wastes
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(vi) E-Waste Management
a. Current Status related to E-Waste Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Inventory of E-Waste in MT/year 51.818 MT/Years

Collection centers established by ULBs in the District NIL

Collection centers established by Producers or their PROs NIL

No authorized E-Waste recyclers / Dismantler NIL

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Timeline for
Responsible completion
S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps Action Plan
agency of action
plan
1 Inventory / Generation of E- Inventory of E-Waste in the Inventory of E-waste generation Nagar ……..
Waste / Bulk-waste generators Singrauli District completed has been completed. Nigam/
MPPCB
Singrauli
2 E-Waste collection points No Availability of E-Waste Identification / registering E- ULB Proposed
collection points in Singrauli Waste collection centres in
association with Producers - their
PROs or Recyclers
3 Linkage among Stakeholders to 1.Industries are producers there in All send to Recyclers. District ……
channelize E-Waste Singrauli district. Administrati
2.The bulk waste by units send on and
their E-waste to registered MPPCB
Recyclers & linkage among stake Singrauli
holders to channelize E-
waste is available

4 Regulation of Illegal E- Waste Prevalence of informal trading, Action is under process to check MPPCB …….
recycling / dismantling dismantling, and recycling of E- and regulate illegal dismantling of Singrauli
waste is in District E- waste in the district and District
Administrati
on /ULBs
5 Integration of informal sector Yes, mechanism exists for bringing Evolve mechanism by involving District ……..
informal sector into main stream in producers / PROs. Administrati
collection and recyclingof E-Waste on and
by setting up of E-waste collection MPPCB
centers in Singrauli district. Singrauli

6 Awareness and Education Are there any programs at district Awareness programme have been MPPCB Ongoing
level for awareness about E- waste organized for stakeholders by Singrauli Activity
management? MPPCB Singrauli
 ANNEXURE-5
3.0 Air Quality Management
a. Current Status related to Air Quality Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Number of Automatic Air Quality monitoring stations in the district.
- Operated by SPCB / State Govt / Central govt./ PSU agency : Operated by Industry-31
- Operated by Industry: Nos .Operated by SPCB /
State Govt / Central govt./
PSU agency -01 Nos

Number of manual monitoring States operated by SPCBs NONE

Name of towns / cities which are failing to comply with national ambient air quality
Nil
stations
No of air pollution industries 326 Nos
Prominent air polluting sources
[Large Industry] / [Small Industry] / [Unpaved Roads] / [Burning of Waste Stubble] / [Brick Thermal Power Plants,Coal
Kiln] / [Industrial Estate] / [Others] (Multiple mine Industry,Small
selection) Industry,Unpaved
Roads,Burning of Waste
Stubble,Brick Kiln,Industrial
Estate, [Others] (Multiple
selection)Unpaved Roads,
vehicle emission and road
dust.

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Timeline for
S. No. Action points Indicative Action Plan Responsible agency completion of
action plan
1 Identification of prominent air Yes, Inventory of all Air ULB/District ……………..
polluting sources? pollution sources in District has been carried out. Administration/
RTO/Agriculture
Dept./MPPCB

2 Ambient Air quality data Near Jawaharlal nehru hospital in jayant campus MPPCB Completed
there is 01 Manual Air quality monitoring station.

3 Setting up of Continuous 01- CAAQMS in Waidhan city Truma Hospital in MPPCB/NTPC industries Proposed
Ambient Air Quality district Singrauli
Monitoring Station
4 District Level Action Plan for Air 1.Effective Measures are taken by Distt. District Proposed
Pollution administration for multi sectoral approach for air Administration/MPPCB
pollution control such as promotion of public
transport, use of green fuels (Bio fuels), E-
mobility, LPG based cooking,etc.
District level air quality management plan is made to
monitor and implement programs for improving air
quality in the district if found necessary.
3. Dense plantation by district administration
/Forest department/MPPCB through various
are being done to improve the Air environment.
4. All roads are made pucca in Municipale
corporation.
5. Strict action against the adulteration of fuels is
taken by the concerned authorities.
6. Facility of Traffic signal& rotaries as well as
barriers for traffic diversion are available
in Singrauli city .
7. Three new flyovers are constructed & 01 is
proposed to control the traffic jam in the city.
8. As per NGT’s orderduring festivals like
Diwali ,New year etc. & on special occasions like
burning of parali ,strict control measures
are being taken by Distt.administration to
mitigate Ambient Air pollution due to fire
crackers/burning of agricultural wastes etc.
9. For mining of minerals,
wet drilling & controlled
5 Hotspots of air pollution in District No hotspot of Air pollution is identified in Singrauli MPPCB/M …………
district. ining/Distt. Administra tion.

6 Awareness on Air Quality In Singrauli City 01 Nos. of CAAQM stations are MPPCB Continous
installed by MPPCB & other 31Nos. are installed in Process
Industries which continuouslydisplay through
Display Boards the Ambient Air quality data for
public.One manual Air Quality monitoring stationis
available in Singrauli city. The data is shown in
district & MPPCB websites. Awareness programme
are carried out by RO MPPCB
 ANNEXURE-6

4.0 Water Quality Management

4.1 Water Quality Monitoring
a. Current Status related to Water Quality Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Rihand-88 KM,Adh-103km,Vijul-
Name of all Rivers with their length in KM. 98km,Mahan-86km,Mayar-
63km,Varan-49,kehanjua-44km
Length of Coastline (if any) NONE
Nalas/ Drains/Creeks meeting Rivers 2
Lakes / Ponds 11 Nos and 363 hectares area
Total Quantity of sewage from towns and cities in District 23 MLD
Quantity of industrial wastewater 171 MLD
[%]- 30%

Presently waste water is treated by

septic tank &soak pit however STPs
are required for fully separate
system will be laid in the city,
therefore it means that after line of
Percentage of untreated sewage
sewerage system
100% of sewerage will be required
for treatment. Presently we can say
that 70% of sewerage is being
treated by septic tanks & soak pits &
remaining 30% is taken untreated
654-Bore Well+6115-Dug well
Details of bore wells and number of permissions given for
Total =6853 Nos.
extraction of groundwater
Groundwater polluted areas if any NONE
Polluted river stretches if any NONE

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for water quality monitoring:

Timeline for
S. No. Action points Identification of Gaps Responsible agency completion of
action plan
1 Inventory of water bodies- Inventrization completed District NA
No gap- & Environment Administration
committee is already /MPPCB,UADD
setup & respective ULBs, WRD, CGWB

2 Quality of water bodies in the a) For checking Nagar Palik NA

district-No Gap availability Nigam,Singrauli/ UADD/Jila
of data on water bodies, Panchayat
a district level
monitoring cell for
periodic monitoring of
water bodies for specific
parameters Is already
setup by MPPCB.
b)Through district
level
monitoring cell,
to disseminate
information pertaining
to water quality in the
3 Hotspots of water contamination form
No of hoardings
Hotspot of wateron MPPCB NA
Contamination
4 Protection of river / lake water front 1.For restoration of Nagar Palik Completed
rivers, work is in Nigam, Singrauli/ UADD/Jila
progress in Singrauli Panchayat/ MPPCB
under River Front
Project of
WRD, Singrauli &
water quality in
association with MPPCB
RO Singrauli is carried
out. For other natural
water resources like
ponds & lakes, water
quality will be checked .
2. No gap is found for
open
defection For control of
river prohibited in
Singrauli & Nagar Palik
Nigam Singrauli has
achieved ODF++.
3.100%compliance is
5 Inventory of sources of Inventory of all sewage ULBs/ MPPCB Completed
water pollution- and
No gap wastewater discharge
points into water bodies
in the district at
6 Oil spill disaster management (for NA NA ……
coastal districts)
7 Protection of flood plains- Regular work to be done. Dist. Administration/WRD ……
No gap

8 Rejuvenation of groundwater Ministry of Jal Shakti, ULBs ……

Department of Water
Resources has prepared
Rain water harvesting
plan. By laws have been
framed. The Regular
checking and
9 Complaints redressal system Yes EnvAlert App MPPCB Completed
prepared by MPPCB for
addressing complaint.
 ANNEXURE-7

4.2 Domestic Sewage

a. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

No of Class-II towns and above 1 [Nos]- Nagar Nigam Singrauli
No of Class-I towns and above Nos] – Nil, no class I city in the district
No of Towns STPs installed NONE
No of Towns needing STPs 3 Nos(Constuction work in Progress )
No of ULBs having partial underground sewerage
1 (Constuction work in Progress )
network
No of towns not having sewerage network NONE
Total Quantity of Sewage generated in District
NONE
from Class II cities and above
Quantity of treated sewage flowing into Rivers
NONE
(directly or indirectly)
Quantity of untreated or partially treated sewage
NONE
(directly or indirectly)
Quantity of sewage flowing into lakes NA
Total available Treatment Capacity NIL

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for treatment of domestic sewage:

Timeline for
completion
S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency
of action
plan
1 Sewage Treatment Plants No STP is installed yet.Construction Work in Progress Nagar Nigam Initiated
(STPs) Singrauli.
2 Underground sewerage network Construction Work in Progress. Nagar Nigam Initiated
Singrauli.
 ANNEXURE-8

5.0 Industrial wastewater management

a. Current Status related to Industrial Wastewater Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Number of Red, Orange, Green and Red-08,
White industries in the Orange-04,
District Green-00
No of Industries discharging
13
wastewater
Total Quantity of industrial
170.606 MLD
wastewater generated
Quantity of treated industrial
wastewater discharged into NIL
Nalas / Rivers
Common Effluent Treatment
Facilities 13

No of Industries meeting
Standards NA

No of Industries not meeting

NONE
discharge Standards

b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrial wastewater:

Timeline for
completion
S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency
of action
plan
1 Compliance to discharge After survey of water RO MPPCB NA
normsby Industries- polluting industries , No industry was Singrauli
NO gap found within the city/ULBs that was
polluting the natural water body of the
region.
2 Complaint redressal system- Complaint redressing RO MPPCB NA
system based on Mobile App / Online, Singrauli
NO gap is available like CM helpline portal ,
Env. alert app, PG Portal& Uttara portal
etc.
 7.0 Noise Pollution Management plan
a.Current Status related to Noise Pollution Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

[MPPCB Singrauli-01Nos. ] Only 01
device in RO MPPCB Singrauli is
No. of noise measuring devices available and none of the other
available with various agencies in district agencies have any noise monitoring
devices.
[No of analyzers available]-01

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Timeline for
S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency completion of
action plan
1 Availability of Sound/Noise Level Concerned agencies that are ULBs, District 01 Year
Meters. SHOs, Traffic police and SPCB not administratio n/MPPCB/UA
have sufficient noise level meters. DD/Traffic deptt./Police deptt.
District administration will ensure
through an action plan that
concerned agencies and
environmental cell under district
administration have
Adequate number of portable noise
level meters.
2 Ambient Noise Level monitoring. 01. Other than event based & special District ……….
projects related or as per NGTs administration
order’s monitoring, MPPCB Singrauli /MPPCB
carries out Annual noise monitoring /UADD/Traffi c deptt./Police deptt.
in 06 locations.
02. Singrauli is very small city
therefore MPPCB is regularly
monitoring in Singrauli cities / ULBs
on the religious occasions like Diwali/
new year etc. MPPCB
regularly monitoring in Singrauli town

3 Signboards in Noise zones District administration/ULBs have District Administration/Traffic 6 Months

set up adequate number of sign Police
boards at sensitive zones in towns /
ULBs in sensitive zone.
- More sign boards are required to be
set up in other locations also.

4 Complaint redressing system Action plan may envisage District Administration/MPPCB Completed
implementing a public complaint
redressal system for noise
pollution. Such application may be
used by SHOs, Traffic police ULBs
and SPCBs in the
district.
 ANNEXURE-9

6.0 Mining Activity Management plan

a. Current Status related to Mining Activity Management

Details of Data Requirement Present Status

Coal,Sand,Stone,Bounder/Gitti,Muram
Type of Mining Activity
,Clay
No of licenced Mining operations
Coal-10,Sand-39,Stone Bounder/Gitti-
in the District
202,Muram-07,Clay-08

% Area covered under mining in

the District 2.74%

Area of Sand Mining 146.73Sq km

Area of sand Mining River bed

b. Identification of gaps and action plan:

Timeline for
S. No. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency completion of
action plan
1 Monitoring of Mining activity Yes MPPCB/Dist. Mining Dept. has District
permitted to mines for operation with administration
compliance of environmental norms NA
and mining
as mentioned in EC. department
2 Inventory of illegal mining if any There is no mininig activity without District NA
mining consent/permission from the administration
Minining Dept. or Board. and mining
department

3 Environment compliance by Mining Periodic verification of compliance to District NA

industry environmental conditions stipulated administration
MOEF/PCB/ mining Department is and mining department
being done. and police
department.