Revised DEP Kapurthala July, 2022.

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The Director,
Directorate of Environment and Climate Change (DECC),
Department of Science Technology & Environment, Govt. of Punjab.
MIGSIA Complex, Sector-26, Chandigarh-160019.
Sub Regarding Preparation & Submission of modified District Environment

Plan in compliance of Hon'ble NGT order dated 26.09.2019 in the ODA
no.360/2018 titled as Shree Nath Vs Union of India & others District
Kapurthala.
Ref NGT Monitoring Committee office letter endst.no. CMC/2022/978
dated 24.05.2022.
It is intimated that earlier revised District Environment Plan (DEP) of

District Kapurthala was prepared in consultation with the stakeholder departments and
sent to Director, Directorate of Environment & Climate Change, Chandigarh.
Thereafter, a meeting was taken by the Monitoring Committee on
20.05.2022 in the Committee Room of District Administrative Complex, Kapurthala to
review the action taken on the activities mentioned in the District Environment Plan of
District Kapurthala. There were certain suggestions/amendments which were suggested
by the Committee and required to be incorporated in the District Environment Plan.
Now, all the suggestions/amendments as provided by the stakeholder
departments have been incorporated in the District Environment Plan of District
Kapurthala and same is enclosed herewith for taking further necessary action at your
end, please.
DA/As above
For Environmehtal Engineer

Regional Office-II, Jalandhar
Ends. No.alg Dated..7i°

A copy of the above is forwarded to the following for information, please:
1. Dr. Babu Ram, Technical Expert, Monitoring Committee, SAS Nagar.
2. Deputy Commissioner, Kapurthala.
3. Member Secretary, Punjab Pollutions Control Board, Head Office, Patiala.
4. Environmental Engineer (Computer), Punjab Pollution Control Board, Head Office
Patiala with the request to upload the DEP on the official website of Punjab
Pollution Control Board.
For Environmehtal Engineer

Regional Office-II, Jalandhar.
Minutes of the meeting of the District Environment Committee meeting held on 28/07/2022 at 10:30 AM under the Chairmanship of Additional Deputy
Commissioner (UD), Kapurthala to review the Action taken on the activities as mentioned in District Environment Plan of District Kapurthala and other
thematic environmental issues related to District Kapurthala.
At the outset, Environmental Engineer welcomed the officers of Stakeholder Departments on behalf of Worthy Additional Deputy Commissioner, Kapurthala (UD).
Thereafter, Additional Deputy Commissioner (UD) has asked the Stakeholder Departments to present their progress report on the basis of decisions taken during the
previous meeting of District Environment Committee held on 29.06.2022 of District Kapurthala to review the action taken on the activities as mentioned in the District
Environment Plan of District Kapurthala in compliance to order dated 08.02.2022 in OA no. 360 of 2018 in the matter of Shree Nath Sharma v/s Union of India and Ors.
1. Solid Waste Management
S. No. Activity Revised timelines given by Chairman, NGT MC Decision Taken During the Meeting
1.1 Segregation of solid waste 31.12.2022 by all MCs. ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the
various local bodies of the district in this regard and
1.2 Waste Collection: - Waste collection trolleys Adequate no. of vehicles with separate compartments to be
directed to achieve the targets as per the timelines as
with separate compartments. provided by M.C, Kapurthala by 31.08.2022. prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee.
EO, MC, Kapurthala informed that they have placed
order for the 2nd trolley and the same shall be
installed shortly. ADC (UD) directed MC, Kapurthala to
adhere to the timeline or shall procure the 2nd trolley
on rent basis.
1.3 Waste Deposition Centre (For domestic Waste Deposition Centre for domestic Hazardous Waste to be MC, Phagwara was not present in the meeting and
Hazardous Waste) provided by M.C Phagwara by 31.08.2022. as such the progress could not be reviewed.
One additional compartment may be added in the ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
compartmentalized rickshaw rehri/solid waste collection vehicle for local bodies of the district in this regard and directed
collection of domestic hazardous waste by all the MCs and the to achieve the targets as per the timelines as
waste so collected may be stored in the separate cabin at the prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee
material recovery site and same may be disposed of as per the
provisions of the HWM Rules, 2016 and BMW Rules, 2016.
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1.4 Waste Transfer Points (Secondary points) All the MCs shall provide boundary wall and green belt around the ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
waste transfer point or provide solid waste storage bin with local bodies of the district in this regard and directed
separate compartments for storage of wet and dry waste by to achieve the targets as per the timelines as
30.09.2022. prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee.
1.5 On-site composting by bulk waste generators Adequate no. of compost pits by bulk waste generators may be The ULBs informed that they don’t have any bulk
(BWGs) got provided by the concerned MC and Cantonment Board by waste generator as per the definition given in Solid
31.08.2022 and necessary agreement for lifting and management Waste Management Rules, 2016.
of dry waste generated by bulk waste generators shall be made by The ADC (UD) directed the ULBs to submit updated
each MC by 30.06.2022. information so that the same may be incorporated in
the revised DEP.
1.6 Composting of wet waste MC Kapurthala, Phagwara and Begowal shall provide adequate no.
EO, MC, Kapurthala submitted that they have
of compost pits for treatment of wet wasteby 31.12.2022.provided 68 compost pits against the total
Proper record regarding quantity of wet waste put into the compost
requirement of 128 pits. The other ULBs informed
pits, quantity of manure produced, quantityof manure given to the
that they have already provided adequate number of
farmers or distributed free of cost among the society or utilized in
compost pits.
the parks may be maintained by all MCs. ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
local bodies of the district in this regard and directed
to achieve the targets as per the timelines as
prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee.
He further directed that the present progress along
with factual and representative data be mentioned in
the District Environment Plan by all the ULB's against
each activity, so that actual figures are portrayed in
the District Environment Plan.
1.7 Dry Waste Management: Material Recovery MC Kapurthala and Phagwara shall provide adequate no. of MRFs All the ULBs informed that they have provided
Facilities (MRFs) to manage dry waste by 31.08.2022. adequate number of MRFs.
The ADC (UD) directed the ULBs to submit updated
information so that the same may be incorporated in
the revised DEP.
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1.8 Remediation of historic/legacy dump site Quantity of legacy waste lying dumped at dump site may be The ULBs informed that the assessment of legacy
assessed by all MCs by 30.06.2022 and 100% legacy waste may be waste has been done and requested for change in
remediated by 31.12.2022. timeline for remediation of legacy waste as under:
S No. ULBs Timeline
1. MC Kapurthala 31-12-2023
2. MC Phagwara 31-12-2023
3 NP, Bholath 30-06-2023
4. NP, Dhilwan 30-06-2023
5. NP, Nadala 30-06-2023
6. NP, Begowal 30-06-2023
7. MC, Sultanpur Lodhi 31-12-2023
The ADC (UD) directed that a request letter may be
written to the NGT Monitoring Committee for
considering the timelines given by the ULBs.
1.9 EPR of Producers/brand owners Brand Owners/producers shall be pursued to start collecting ADC (UD) directed Punjab Pollution Control Board and
and disposing of plastic waste by 30.09.2022. MC, Kapurthala & Phagwara to ensure that Brand
Owners/producers starts collecting and disposing of
plastic waste by 30.09.2022 in accordance with the
timelines prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee.
1.10 Removal of garbage vulnerable points(GVPs) All the GVPs shall be removed by all MCs by 31.08.2022 and vacant ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
places after removal of the GVPs may be converted into useful local bodies of the district in this regard and directed
usages like park, playground, green area etc by 30.09.2022. to achieve the targets as per the timelines as
prescribed by NGT Monitoring Committee
1.11 Provision of green belt and boundary wall Boundary wall and green belt/plantation around the legacy waste Some of the ULBs informed that they don’t have
around legacy waste dump site. dump site may be provided by all MCs by 30.10.2022. enough funds for construction of boundary wall as the
Municipal Corporation, Phagwara shall provide boundary wall area of dump sites is vast.
between the drain and solid waste dumping site so as to avoid the ADC (UD) advised that the Boundary wall may be
entry of solid waste into drain within 6 weeks and the pipe carrying provided for smaller part of dump site which has
leachate of solid waste dump site into drum may be removed within actually been utilized and barbed wire may be
03 days. provided as an interim measure and green
belt/plantation around the legacy waste dump site
may be provided by all MCs.
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1.12 Action Plan for treatment of leachate Deputy Commissioner, Kapurthala shall review the issue regarding The ULBs informed that a study is been done by NIT
generated from legacy waste dump site. treatment of leachate generated from the legacy waste dump site Jalandhar, in this regard and further action will be
of each MCs either in the cluster from or individually or other taken accordingly.
methods with the concerned Executive Officers of all the MCs, ADC (UD) directed to achieve the targets as per the
PWSSB and PPCB and any other concerned Department within 15 timelines as prescribed by NGT Monitoring
days. A scheme/proposal for treatment of leachate generated at Committee.
legacy waste dump site may be prepared by 31.08.2022 and
treatment mechanism may be provided by each MC by 31.12.2022.
1.13 CCTV cameras and Piezometers to be installed CCTV cameras and Piezometers at solid waste dumping site may be ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
at solid waste dumping site provided by all MCs by 31.08.2022 and theseCCTV cameras may local bodies of the district in this regard and directed
have their connectivity with District Administration and PPCB by to provide the CCTV Cameras, immediately after the
31.10.2022. boundary wall has been provided.
1.14 Carcass should be utilized by adopting regarding Short term measures like provision of boundary wall, green belt, The ULBs informed that they don’t have any Hada
process or incineration and priority may be plantation and hedges etc. at the carcasses disposal site may be Rori, as there are no dairy plants within the MC. limits.
given to carcass utilization plans provided by 31.10.2022. ADC (UD) directed that ULBs to make agreements
with nearby Rural Panchayat for disposal of carcass, if
any.
1.15 Managements of wastewater and solid waste by MCs shall make agreement with unauthorized colonies for JDA informed that for colonies near LPU survey has
the unauthorized colonies/residential complex/ management of solid waste with suitable user charges to be paid been done and an STP of 6 MLD is required to be
commercial complex developed by Private by unauthorized colonies by 31.08.2022. installed.
Colonizers. JDA shall pursue the unauthorized colonies/commercial complex For colonies in Rawal area an STP is being established
existing outside MC areas to install STPs and Sewerage system for by Sewerage Board.
treatment of waste water and for management of solid waste, the ADC (UD) directed that JDA shall submit detailed
necessary agreement shall be got made with the concerned MCs status regarding the management of waste water and
with suitable user charges. management of solid waste in colonies located near
Lovely Professional University (LPU), Phagwara along
with timelines.
ADC (UD) directed the District Soil Conservation
Officer to prepare irrigation plans for reutilization of
treated water from above STP.
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2. C & D Waste Management
S.No. Activity Revised timelines given by Chairman, NGT MC Decision during the current meeting
2.1 C & D recycling facility and usage ofrecycled All the MCs shall install small C & D waste crushingmachinery along All the ULBs informed that they have provided C&D waste
C & D waste with pollution control system by 31.08.2022 and thereafter C & D crushing machine and have started recycling of C&D
recycling facility may beprovided by 31.12.2022. waste.
ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the various
local bodies of the district in this regard and directed to
achieve the targets as per the timelines as prescribed by
NGT Monitoring Committee.
3. Bio-Medical Waste Management
.1 Wastewater treatment Plants PPCB may explore the possibility of getting join the small HCFs for Punjab Pollution Control Board officials informed that all
treatment of their waste water in the effluent treatment plant the hospitals above 50 beds have provided individual ETPs.
installed by the nearby big hospital with suitable user to be paid to And remaining 97 bedded hospitals have provided
the big hospital by 30.06.2022. pretreatment within the premises and most of them are
connected to city STP network.
Action as per provisions of BMW Rules has been initiated
remaining HCFs located outside MC limits to install their
individual treatment plants.
ADC (UD) noted the progress in this regard.
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4. E-Waste Mangement
4.1 Inventory/generation of e-waste/bulk waste Inventory of e-waste generator, linkage among stake holders to ADC (UD) directed that Inventory of e-waste generator,
generators, linkage among stakeholders to channelize e-waste and integration of informal sectors may be linkage among stake holders to channelize e-waste and
channelize e-waste and integration of informal completed/made by 30.09.2022. integration of informal sectors may be completed/made
sector by all ULB's by 30.09.2022. The e-waste collected may be
sent to authorized recycler at Jalandhar after making
agreement in this regard.
5. Air Quality Management
5.1 Ambient air quality data 2 no. manual ambient quality monitoring stations may be set up by Punjab Pollution Control Board officials informed that 2
PPCB by 30.06.2022. no. manual ambient air quality monitoring stations have
been allotted and request has been send to the higher
authorities for allocation of necessary staff.
ADC (UD) noted the progress submitted by the Punjab
Pollution Control Board and directed to install the
monitoring stations at the earliest.
6. Water Quality Management
6.1 Inventory of Water Bodies Inventory of water bodies may be prepared by theDepartment of The inventory of water bodies was submitted by the
Irrigation and Department of Rural Development and Panchayat by Department of Irrigation during the meeting.
31.07.2022. ADC (UD) directed that Inventory of water bodies/ponds
may be prepared by the Department of Rural
Development and Panchayat by 31.08.2022.
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7. Rejuvenation of Ground water setting up of additional water bodies/water harvesting structure
7.1 Rejuvenation of Ground water setting up of Deputy Commissioner, Kapurthala shall hold meetings with ADC (UD) directed that a review meeting may be fixed
additional water bodies/water harvesting concerned departments within 15 days and prepare a within a week for discussion of proposal/scheme for
structure proposal/scheme for rejuvenation of groundwater based on the rejuvenation of ground water and implementation of the
points and same may be started implementing by 30.09.2022. scheme.
7.2 Reuse of treated wastewater of the towns for Department of Soil & water conservation shall prepare irrigation The District Soil Conservation Officers informed that all the
agricultural purpose schemes to utilize the treated sewage of STPs for irrigation by utilizations scheme are working except at Kapurthala, as
31.08.2022 and irrigation schemes may be laid simultaneously the pipeline is broken/damaged.
with the completion of STPs ofthe towns. ADC (UD) directed EO, KPT to put up an estimate in this
regard within 15 days.
Other Thematic Areas

1. Review of preparedness to control stubble burning during forthcoming paddy season – 2022:
S No. Activity Decision during the current meeting

1. Secretary, Science, Technology & Environment has taken meeting with ADCs of the State on ADC (UD) directed that IEC activities including awareness camps may be organized
19.05.2022 wherein SSTE informed that State had prepared Action Plan for control of all over the districts in the month of August for spreading awareness among the
burning of crop residue and roles/ responsibilities of each Department has been defined in farmers.
the Action Plan. It is further informed that Nodal officer and cluster officer for each village
shall be appointed as per mandate of Action Plan.
Further a meeting to review the action taken by various stake holder departments on the
activities mentioned in the Action Plan has been tentatively scheduled to be held under the
chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Secretary to the State of Punjab on 30.06.2022.
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2. Status of compliance of STP's of District Kapurthala
S No. Name of STP Capacity Whether achieving the parameters Decision taken during the meeting
1. STP Kapurthala 25 MLD Yes EOs of Bholath & Sultanpur Lodhi ensured proper
2. STP Begowal 2.5 MLD Yes chlorination so that the F.coli parameter remains
3. STP Bholath 4 MLD Yes except F.coli 2800 MPN/100 ML within the prescribed limits.
ADC (UD) also directed that all other MC's/NP's shall
4. STP Sultanpur Lodhi 2.6 MLD Yes except F.coli 4900 MPN/100 ML maintain and operate its sewerage treatment plant
5. STP Hadiabad Phagwara 8 MLD Yes (STP) regularly and efficiently, so as to achieve the
STP Phagwara 20 MLD Yes effluent standards, consistently as prescribed by the
STP Phagwara Plahi Road 8 MLD Yes Board and shall also not discharge its
treated/untreated effluent into Holy Bein.
The ADC (UD) directed the Punjab Pollution Control Board to share STP operator manual with the operators of the STPs.
3. Capacity of proposed STP and timeline for their completion
S No. Name of the Town Capacity of STP Timeline for completion Decision taken during the meeting
1. Sultanpur Lodhi 4 MLD at Bhagorahian Road 31.03.2023 XEN Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Board
2. Sultanpur Lodhi 1 MLD at Chaldhan Road 31.12.2023 discussed the progress of the various STP's in the
3. Rawal and its colonies 2 MLD 31.03.2023 district and ADC (UD) directed to achieve the targets
within the timelines.
4. Nadala 1 MLD 31.12.2023
5. Colonies around LPU Assessment yet to be made 31.12.2023
6. Dhilwan 2 MLD (Tender in Progress) 31.03.2023
4. Removal of water Hyacinth from Holy Bein for its free flow: -
S No. Decision during last meeting Compliance submitted by the concerned department Decision during the current meeting
1. During last DEC meeting held on 16.05.2022, SDO, SDO drainage was present during the meeting and informed that The SDO, Drainage informed that the work regarding
Drainage Department informed that work of cleaning the cleaning of water Hyacinth from Holy Bein is under way by removal of water Hyacinth was completed, however
of Holy Bein from Harnampura Bridge to Sant Ghat and the department. He further informed that untreated effluent due to recent heavy rains, the water Hyacinth is
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Bussowal has been completed. However, the work from Kapurthala city and adjoining areas is being discharged into reappeared and the work regarding the removal of
cleaning of Holy Bein near Kanjli has not even started Holy Bein through wadala drain and other drains leading to huge same is under progress.
yet. growth of hyacinth in the water body. Further, the committee formed to check the illegal
Drainage Department was directed to complete the discharges into Wadala drain submitted its report and
work regarding removal of water hyacinth and submit 7 no. untapped points have been identified.
the report within 7 days. The ADC (UD) directed the DDPO and MC, Kapurthala
to plug the untapped points and ensure that no
untreated water is discharged into the Holy Bein
5. Compliance of NGT order dated 07.01.2022 issued in OA no. 180/2021 Titled as "Mukul Kumar vs State of Punjab and others"
S No. Activity Decision during the current meeting

1. For Proper monitoring, Hon'ble NGT has constituted State level and district level It was decided that the meetings of the District Level Committee shall be convened
committees to ensure remedial and coercive measures if there are violations such as regularly by Chief Medical officer Kapurthala and representatives of PIMS, Jalandhar shall
number of vehicles employed being inadequate or waste found scattered or thrown in ensure their presence in these meetings.
open or deficiencies in Collection, Transportation, Handling & Disposal of Bio-medical ADC (UD) directed Civil Surgeon, Kapurthala to put up a monthly report in this regard from
waste. The District level committee was directed to meet fortnightly to address the Aug, 2022 onwards.
matter.
* No representative of MC, Phagwara was present during the meeting and as such the progress achieved by MC, Phagwara could not be discussed
& ADC (UD) took a very serious view regarding absence of MC, Phagwara.
* ADC (UD) directed the ULBs to carry out awareness campaign in their respective Jurisdiction regarding ban on Single Use Plastic and also carry out
checking/challaning of violators, so that the ban is implemented in true letter and spirit.
* The ADC (UD) directed that DDPO, Kapurthala may appoint Nodal Officer, who is well conversant with the activities related to Department of
Rural Development & Panchayat as mentioned in the District Environment Plans, so that actual status of compliance is presented during the
meetings of District Environment Committee.
The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair.
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District Environment Plan for
Kapurthala, Punjab
District Administration - Kapurthala

Table of Contents
1. DISTRICT PROFILE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………….4
(i) Wildlife Sanctuaries……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….5
(ii)Local Institutions……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....6
2. Natural Resources…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7
 Water Bodies…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7
 Availability of Water Resources…………………………………………………………………………………………….8
 Forest Coverage……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9
(iv)Geography & Demography………………………………………………………………………………………………………….9
(v)Land-Use Pattern…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….10
2. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN………………………………………………………………………………………………………….12
(i) Solid Waste Management…………………………………………………………………………………………………………...12
(a) Current Status Related to Solid Waste management…………………………………………………………...12
(b) Identification of Gaps and Acton Plan:………………………………………………………………………………….12
(ii) Plastic Waste Management........................................................................................29
(a) Current Status Related to Plastic Waste Management............................................................29
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:....................................................................................29
(iii) C&D Waste Management............................................................................................35
(a) Current Status Related to C&D Waste......................................................................................35
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:.....................................................................................35
(iv) Bio Medical Waste Management.................................................................................37
(a) Current Status Related to Biomedical Waste............................................................................37
(v) Hazardous Waste Management...................................................................................40
(a) Current Status Related to Hazardous Waste Management.......................................................40
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:......................................................................................40
(vi) E-Waste Management:.................................................................................................42
(a) Current Status related to E-Waste Management.......................................................................42
(b) Identification of Caps and Action Plan:......................................................................................42
3. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT.................................................................................................................44
(a) Current Status Related to Air Quality Management:.................................................................44
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:......................................................................................45
(c) Management of Agriculture Residue:.........................................................................................46
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4. WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT.........................................................................................................48
(a) Current Status Related to Water Quality Management......................................................48
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan for Water Quality Management.............................48
5.1 MANAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE..............................................................................................51
(a) Indicative Data.........................................................................................................................51
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan ....................................................................................51
5.2 MANAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC SEWAGE IN RURAL AREAS..................................................................55
(a) Current Status..........................................................................................................................55
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan ....................................................................................55
5.3 UTILIZATION OF TREATED WATER OF STPs……………………...................................................................56
6. INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT.......................................................................................57
(a) Current Status Related to Industrial Waste Water Management............................................57
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan for Industrial Waste Water:........................................57
7. MINING ACTIVITY MANAGEMENT PLAN..............................................................................................58
(a) Current Status Related to Mining Activity Management.........................................................58
(b) Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:....................................................................................58
(c) Monitoring Activities:…………………………....................................................................................67
8. NOISE POLLUTION MANAGEMENT PLAN.............................................................................................69
(a) Current Status Related to Noise Pollution Management..........................................................69
List of Nodal Officers (Annexure-A)............................................................................................................70
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DISTRICT PROFILE
The District Kapurthala, known as city of Palaces & Gardens, is considered to be one of the
smallest district of Punjab both in terms of area & population. The secular and aesthetic mix of
the city with its prominent buildings based on French and Indo- Saracenic architecture self-
narrate its princely past. The district is divided into two non-contiguous parts namely:-
a) Main Kapurthala – Sultanpur Lodhi Portion:
The Kapurthala-Sultanpur Lodhi part lies between north latitude 31° 07' and 31° 22' and east
longitude 75° 36'. In the north it is bounded by Hoshiarpur, Kapurthala, and Amritsar districts,
in the west by the Beas River and Amritsar and Tarn Taran district, and in south by the Sutlej
River, Jalandhar district, and Hoshiarpur district.
b) Phagwara Tehsil or Block:

Phagwara tehsil lies between north latitude 31° 22' and east longitude 75° 40' and 75° 55'.
Phagwara lies on the National Highway No. 1 and the tehsil is much more industrially
developed than remaining Kapurthala district. Phagwara is situated at a distance of 19
kilometers southwest of Jalandhar and the tehsil is bounded on all sides by Jalandhar District
except in the northeast, where it is bounded by Hoshiarpur district and Shaheed Bhagat Singh
Nagar.
The economy of the district is still predominantly agricultural. The total area of the District is
1633 Km2. The major portion of Kapurthala district lies between the Beas River and the Kali-
Bein River and is called the ‘BET’ area.
According to the 2011 census Kapurthala district has a population of 815,168. This gives it a
ranking of 481st out of total 640 districts in India. The district has population density of 499
inhabitants per square kilometre. Its population growth rate over the decade 2001- 2011 was
8.03 %. District Kapurthala has a sex ratio of 912 females for every 1000 males and a literacy
rate of 79.07 %.
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The District Kapurthala has four sub-divisions/tehsils details of which are tabulated below:
Sr. No. Tehsil Area (Km2) Population (2011) No.of Villages
1 Kapurthala 657 3,41,631 245
2 Phagwara 297 2,47,367 106

3 Sultanpur Lodhi 445 1,21,816 181
4 Bholath 235 1,04,354 100
MASTER PLAN OF VARIOUS TOWN: -

The master plan of Kapurthala & Phagwara has been finalized and notified by the Department of
Town & Country Planning, Punjab. Further, Department of Town & Country Planning, Punjab is in
the process of finalizing the master plans of other cities for the systematic growth of the cities.
WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES: -
There is no wildlife sanctuary in the district.
WET LAND: -
Kanjali wet land has been developed across the Holy Bein and is located in Kapurthala. The wet land
has rich biodiversity comprising of aquatics, flora & fauna including some important species of
plants & animals. Kanjli lake is included in the list of Wet Lands of International Importance as per
Ramsar Convention 2002.
CLIMATE: -
There are mainly two seasons i.e. summer and winter. The summer season falls between the
months of April to July and the winter November to March. In summer season the temperature
touches 44 °C and sometimes higher. June is the hottest month and January is the coldest one.
Mostly the rain falls in the month of July. The winter rains are experienced during January and
February. Dust storm occurs in the month of May and June.
RAINFALL: -
The south-west monsoon generally arrives in the first week of July and continues up to the end of
August. Seventy percent of the rainfall occurs during this period.
ECOLOGY: -
The changes in ecology system are inevitable, consequences of development process. The
denudation of forests due to increasing population, urbanization industrialization has accelerated
the process of environmental degradation in the district. Therefore, preservation of the ecology is
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one of the most important goals of the district planning. The vegetation varies in the district
depending on the soil, topography and elevation. In the plain, large scale of afforestation has been
under taken by the forest department. Where water facilities are available, Shisham, mulberry,
eucalyptus and poplar are being planted. In the Kallar area, kikarprosopis and eucalyptus has been
planted. Besides mango and mulberry, other fruit trees cultivated in the district include orange,
Kinnow, lemon tree and others.
HYDROLOGY: -
The ground water in this region is suitable for irrigational and domestic uses. The sub soil water
depth ranges from 5 to 8 metres in most part of the district. Due to Dhusibandh and stepped floods
the water table has gone very low.
SOILS: -
The soils are loamy with a clay content below 7.5 to 8.5 percent. They contain small quantities of
lime but the magnesium content is high. They are well supplied in potash and phosphoric acid but
the quantities available are low. The agriculture is dependent to a large extent on the nature of its
soils which in turn, is influenced materially by climatic factors. The soil of the district is quite alluvial
and fertile. The district consists of 5 kinds of soils viz, Bet, Loamy, Sandy, Sierozems and Sodic &
Saline soil. The area falls near Beas River is called Bet and Sandy. The area of Phagwara and Central
part of Kapurthala District is called Loamy soil. The western parts of Kapurthala District cover with
Sierozems soil. The Sultanpur Lodhi Tehsil and South Western part of District Kapurthala have un-
cultivated moderately to severly Sodic & Sline soil which are water logged pockets.
MINERALS: -
The sand is found from the River bed of the Beas river and outside river Beas Bed due to flood
situation in rainy season.
Local Institutions
In District Kapurthala, there are total 4 tehsils, & 02 Municipal Corporation. There are 07 Sub-
Tehsil, 01 Municipal Council and 4 Nagar Panchayat. There are total 632 Villages in the District &
have 546 Gram Panchayats.
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Natural Resources
 Water Bodies
- HOLY BEIN / KALI BEIN

Holy Bein (Kali Bein) is major drain passing through Distt. Kapurthala. The Holy Bein (Earlier named
as Kali Bein) got its importance in year 1499 which Sh. Guru Nanak Dev Ji received his
enlightenment when remained for 3 days in said Bein & disclosed mool mantra in Sultapur Lodhi.
This drain originates from spring (Bhouli) in Village Dhanoa, Tehsil Dasuya, Distt. Hoshiarpur with
stretch of 160 Km merges with River Beas at Harike Pattan. The flow in the Holy Bein is about 500
cusecs including fresh water @ 200 to 250 cusec from Mukerian Hydle Channel. The major stretch
of Holy Bein is in Distt. Kapurthala and major towns of Distt. Kapurthala on the bank of Bein are
Kapurthala, Sultanpur Lodhi, Begowal, Bholath with their disposal of waste water into Bein
alongwith disposal of waste water from villages mainly Village Rawal & 27 nos. Colonies.
Total 50 no. villages were identified discharging waste water into Holy Bein. Out of these in 41 no.
villages ponds alongwith irrigation network system provided and in remaining 09 no. villages ponds
are yet to be provided to stop discharge of waste water into Holy Bein.
Drains entering into Holy Bein / Kali Bein are as under: -

S.No. Name of Drain Waste Water carried by the drain
1. Begowal Drain Waste water of N.P. Begowal
2. RaipurpeerBakash Drain Waste water of Bhadas drain & waste water of N.P.
Bholath
3. Ramgarh Drain Waste water of Village Littan.
4. Wadala Drain Waste water of Village Dadupur, Daburji, Kadupur &
M.C. Kapurthala
5. Bhulana Drain Waste water of Village Rawal & 27 no. colonies.
6. Sultanpur Drain Waste water of M.C. SultanpurLodhi
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- PHAGWARA DRAIN:
Phagwara drain with stretch of 14 Km merges with East Bein at Village KukkarPind. This drain
carries waste water of Phagwara town & Colonies developed around the M/s Lovely Professional
University with discharge approx. 50 MLD ultimately leads to Sutlej River through East Bein.
 Availability of Water Resources
Central Ground Water Authority has been constituted under Section 3 (3) of the Environmental
(Protection) Act, 1986 to regulate and control development and management of ground water
resources in the country.
The annual replenish able ground water resources availability plays an important role in defining
the guidelines. The latest assessment of the state wise ground water resources is available at the
Central Ground Water Board web site (www.cgwb.gov.in). As per Blockwise Ground Water
Resources Assessment Report, 2020 available on the CGWB website, following blocks of Distt
Kapurthala has been categorized in “Over Exploited” category.
S. No. Place/Block/Mandal/Taluka Categorization (Over-Exploited/ Critical/
SemiCritical/ Safe/Saline)
1. Kapurthala Over-Exploited
2. Dhilwan Over-Exploited
3. SultanpurLodhi Over-Exploited
4. Nadala Over-Exploited
5. Phagwara Over-Exploited
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 Forest Coverage
The Detail of Forest area (in Km2) of District Kapurthala is as under:-
Geographical 2017 assessment % of Geographical
Area (GA) area
Very Dense Moderate Open Forest Total
Forest Dense Forest
2624 0 2 8 10 0.38
Geography & Demography
Description Facts
Population 815168
Male 426311
Female 388857
Population growth 8.03 %
Area Sq.Km 1633
Density per Km2 499
Proportion to Punjab Population 2.94 %
Sex ratio (Per 1000) 912
Child sex ratio (0-6 age) 871
Average Literecy 79.07 %
Kapurthala-Sultanpur Lodhi Region:
This region comprises the Tehsils of Kapurthala and SultanpurLodhi. The major portion of this
region lies in the river tract falling between the Beas and Black Bein and is called ‘BET’. The area is
frequently flooded during the rainy season. A flood protection ‘Bund’ namely the ‘Dhusi Bandh’ has
been constructed along the left bank of the river Beas and along the Black Bein from Sultanpur
Lodhi onwards. It has saved the area from the ravages of floods. Paddy, wheat and sugarcane are
the principal crops of this area. Waterlogging and alkaline salts [Kallar] are a great handicap for
cultivation. The major portion of the region has officially been declared backward. To the south of
the Black Bein lies the tract known as ‘Dona’. The word ‘Dona’ means that the soil is formed of two
constituents, sand and clay, with sand predominating. Wheat and Paddy are the principal products
of this area.
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The common trees found in the area are Kikar, Shisham, Poplar and Eucelyptus. Sultanpur Lodhi
Tehsil is known for its palm trees. Mango trees are found in abundance in the area bordering
Hoshiarpur District. Among the common shrubs found in the ‘Bet’ area are Leh, Jhau, Plichi, and
Blaatc. Among the aqutaic plants, the more important are Ajal, Karali and Bhalu. Sarkanda and Kahi
are useful reeds found in the riverain tract. Kans is found in sandy soil.
Phagwara Region:
The Phagwara region consists of the Sirwal, Dhak and Manjki tracts lying roughly in the North-East,
middle and South-East of the tehsils. Sirwal possesses the characteristics of the ‘Bet’; the numerous
hill streams coming down from Hoshiarpur District keep the soil moist all the year round. Some of
these streams are silt laden and at first deposit fertile soil though their later deposits are more and
more sandy. Due to the existence of these drainage channels patches and stratas of hard clay are
also to be found. Vegetables are grown in abundance in this area. the principal crops are wheat and
sugarcane and paddy.
Land-Use Pattern
S.No. Title Data of District Kapurthala (in Hec)

1. Geographical area 163
2. Cultivated area 134
3. Forest area 02
4. Land under non-agricultural use 31
5. Permanent pastures -
6. Cultivated wasteland -
7. Land under miscellaneous tree crops and -
groves
8. Barren and un cultivated land -
9. Current fallows -
10. Other fallows -
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ACTION PLAN
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1. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
(i) Solid Waste Management
a. Current Status Related to Solid Waste Management
S.No. Urban Local Bodies Population Solid Waste Generated(MT

per day)
1. Municipal Corporation, Kapurthala 98,916 26.8
2. Municipal Corporation, Phagwara 97,864 70
3. Nagar Panchayat, Begowal 10,116 1.16
4. Nagar Panchayat, Bholath 10,548 1.18
5. Municipal Council, Sultanpur Lodhi 16,822 4.00
6. Nagar Panchayat, Nadala 7,742 0.70
7. Nagar Panchayat, Dhilwan 8,157 1.38
Total 2,50,165 105.22
S.No. No. of Village No. of Population Solid

Panchayats /Blocks Households WasteGenerated
perday (MT)
1. 546 244532 1275038 387
b. Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:

Sr.N Action points Identification Action Plan Responsible Timeline for
Foro villages / of gap agencies completion of action
blocks
. / town plan
municipalities /
City
corporations
1. Segregation
I. MC Kapurthala Achievement- To achieve 100% MC 31.12.2022
85% segregation, following Kapurthala
Gap – 15% measures will be
taken:
 Public awareness by
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenliedrehri
s to the workers.
 By imparting to the
waste collected
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workers
II. MC Phagwara Achievement- To achieve 100% MC Phagwara 31.12.2022

40% segregation, following
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenlisedreh
ris to the workers.
waste collected
workers
III. NP Bholath Achievement- To achieve 100% NPBholath 31.12.2022
69 % segregation, following
Gap – 31 % measures will be
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenlisedreh
ris to the workers.
 By imparting training
to the waste
collected workers
IV. NP Begowal Achievement- To achieve 100% NP, Begowal 31.12.2022
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenlisedreh
ris to the workers.
to the waste
collected workers
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V. MC Sultanpur Achievement- To achieve 100% MC Sultanpur 31.12.2022
Lodhi 85 % segregation, following Lodhi
Gap-15 % measures will be
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenlisedreh
ris to the workers.
to the waste
collected workers
VI. NP Nadala Achievement- To achieve 100% NP Nadala 31.12.2022
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenlisedreh
ris to the workers.
waste collected
workers.
VII. NP Dhilwan Achievement- To achieve 100% NP Dhilwan 31.12.2022

75% segregation, following
taken:
holding ward wise
camps.
 IEC activities.
 By providing
compartmenliedrehri
s to the workers.
waste collected
workers
VIII. Villages of District Segregation Yet to prepare. DDPO Preparation of action

Kapurthala (546) not be carried plan -31.07.2022
out in villages Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
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2 Sweeping
(i) Manual Sweeping
I. MC Kapurtala Achievement - Activities with regard to MC Kapurtala Regular activity

100 % manual sweeping shall
Gap: Nil be carried out twice in
II. MC Phagwara Achievement – day time and once in MC Phagwara Regular activity
100 % night time in residential
Gap: Nil and commercial areas.
III. NP Bholath Achievement - NP Bholath Regular activity
100 %
Gap: Nil
IV. NP Begowal Achievement - NP Begowal Regular activity
100 %
Gap: Nil
V. MC Sultanpur Achievement - MC Sultanpur Regular activity
Lodhi 100 % Lodhi
Gap: Nil
VI. NP Nadala Achievement - NP Nadala Regular activity
100 %
Gap: Nil
VII. NP Dhilwan Achievement - NP Dhilwan Regular activity
100 %
Gap: Nil
(ii) Mechanical  MC Kapurthala MC Kapurthala- MC Kapurthala Not Required
Road had Proposed Mechanical sweeping
Sweeping & to purchase. machine is not
Collection required.
MC, Phagwara -
Mechanical sweeping
machine is not
required.
(iii) Villages Gap- 100% More manpower is being DDPO Preparation of action
Panchayat deployed to ensure 100 plan -31.07.2022
(546) % sweeping Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
3 Waste Collection
(i) 100%  100% D to D is  To maintain 100% D ULBs Regular activity

collection of achieved by all to D by ULBs
solid waste MCs/NPs
Preparation of action
 Village  Action plan is yet to DDPO plan -31.07.2022
panchayats = be prepared Implementation –
Not adequate 30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
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By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(ii) Arrangement  No. of Wards/  As per requirement, ULBs  Activity Completed

for door to No. of tractor manpower and
door collection trolleys/ No. of mechanical
Tata Ace/ No. of arrangements will be
Rickshaw Rehri increased to ensure
100% D to D
 Kapurthala:50/04/ collection.
0/60
 Phagwara:
50/5/1/97
 Bholath:
13/1/1/15
 Begowal:13/1/1/1
0
 Sultanpur:
13/1/5/13
 Nadala:11/1/0/13
 Dhilwan:
11/1/1/15
Village Panchayats Action plan is yet to be DDPO Preparation of action

(546) = Not prepared for plan -31.07.2022
adequate arrangements of D to D Implementation –
collection. 30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(iii) Waste  Tractor Trollies Adequate number of ULBs 31.08.2022
Collection provided with vehicles with separate
trolleys with compartments compartments for
separate Required/ collection of solid waste
Compartments Available shall be provided by
 Kapurthala :8/4
MC, Kapurthala by
 Phagwara: 5/0
31.08.2022
 Bholath:: 1/1
 Begowal1/1
 Sultanpur: 1/1
 Nadala: 1/1
 Dhilwan: 1/1
Preparation of action
plan -31.07.2022
In villages DDPO Implementation –
Required – 546 30.06.2025
Available - Nil By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
- Mini Collection ULB: As per requirement, ULBs Not Required
Trucks with Requirement/ waste collection trucks
separate Available will be increased to
compartments  Kapurthala 0/0 ensure 100% D to D
 Phagwara: 0/0 collection and
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 Bholath:: 0/0 segregation.
 Begowal 0/0  There is no need of Mini
 Sultanpur: 0/0 Collection Trucks with
 Nadala: 0/0 separate compartments
 Dhilwan: 0/0 in ULBs.
DDPO Preparation of action

In villages – not In villages – Action plan is
adequate plan -31.07.2022
yet to be prepared. Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(v) Waste Deposition Centres (for domestic hazardous wastes)
I. MC Kapurthala Required –1 It was directed that MC Activity Completed
Installed – 1 one additional Kapurthala
Gap – Nil compartment may be
added in the
II. MC Phagwara Required – 1 compartmentalized MC Phagwara Activity Completed
Installed – 1 rickshaw rehri/solid
Gap – Nil waste collection
III. NP Bholath Required – 1 vehicle for collection NP Bholath Activity Completed
Installed – 1 of domestic hazardous
Gap – Nil waste by all the MCs
and the waste so
IV. NP Begowal Required – 1 collected by be stored NP Begowal Activity Completed
Installed – 1 in the separate cabin
Gap – Nil at the material
V. MC Required – 1 recovely site and MC Sultanpur Activity Completed
SultanpurLOdhi Installed – 1 same may be disposed Lodhi
Gap - Nil of as per the
provisions of the
VI. NP Nadala Required – 1 Hazardous Waste NP Nadala Activity Completed
Installed –1 Management Rules,
Gap - Nil 2016/ Bio-Medical
Waste Management
Rules, 2016
VII. NP Dhilwan Required – 1 NP Dhilwan Activity Completed
Installed – 1
Gap - Nil
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VIII. Villages Yet to provide Yet to prepare DDPO Preparation of action
Panchayat (632) plan -31.07.2022
Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
4. Waste Transport
(i) Review ULB: Rickshaw Rehris/Tata Adequate MCs/NPs Activity Completed
existing Ace/Tractor trolleys
infrastructure  Kapurthala 60/0/4
for waste  Phagwara: 97/1/5
Transport.  Bholath: 15/1/1
 Begowal 10/1/1
 Sultanpur: 13/5/1
 Nadala: 13/0/1
 Dhilwan: 15/1/1
(ii) Bulk Required/Available Adequate MCs/NPs Activity Completed

Waste MC Kapurthala: 0/0
Trucks MC Phagwara 2/2
(iii) Waste Name of the MCs All the MCs shall MCs/NPs 30.09.2022
Transfer and NPs/No of provide boundary
points waste transfer wall and green belt
points around the waste
required/availabl transfer poind of
e provide solid waste
storage bin with
Kapurthala:10/10
separate
Phagwara: 12/12 compartments for
Bholath: 0/0 storage of wet and
Begowal: 0/0 dry waste by
Sultanpur: 0/0 30.09.2022 or a
Nadala: 0/0 compartmentalized
Dhilwan: 0/0 trolley may be
deployed for
collection of wet and
dry waste for its final
disposal to the
compost pit yard and
material recovery
facility, respectively
and additionally
second trolley with
compartments may
be stationed at the
secondary point for
further collection and
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transportation of wet
and dry waste to the
appropriate facilities.
5 Waste Treatment and Disposal

(i) Wet-waste BWGs Adequate no. of MCs/NPs 30.06.2022 (for making
Management:  MC Kapurthala: compost pits by the bulk agreement with each
Identified 14
On-site onsite composting 05 waste generator may be MCs)
composting  Phagwara: got provided by the
by bulk waste Identified 23 concerned MC and
onsite composting 0
generators Contonment Board by
 Bholath :
31.08.2022 and 31.08.2022 (for providing
Identified 0
onsite composting 0 necessary agreement adequate number of
 Begowal : for lifting and compost pits)
identified 0 management of dry
onsite composting 0
waste generated by bulk
 SultanpurLodhi:
identified 0 waste generators shall
onsite composting 0 be made by each MC by
 Nadala : 30.06.2022
Identified 0
onsite composting 0
 Dhilwan:
Identified 0
onsite composting 0
(ii) Wet-waste Management: Facilities for central Bio-methanation/ Composting of Wet Waste.
I. MC Kapurthala Provided – 72 MCs Kapurthala, MC 31.12.2022
Phagwara and Begowal Kapurthala
II. MC Phagwara Required -100 shall provide adequate MC Phagwara 31.12.2022
Provided – 30 number of compost pits
Gap - 70 for treatment of wet
III. NP Bholath Required - 15 waste by 31.12.2022. It NP Bholath Activity Completed
Provided – 15 was further directed
Gap - Nil that proper record,
IV. NP Begowal Required - 12 mentioning the quantity NP Begowal 31.12.2022
Provided – 12 of wet waste put into
Gap - Nil the compost pits,
V. MC Sultanpur Required - 26 quantity of manure MC Sultanpur Activity Completed
Lodhi Provided – 26 produced from the Lodhi
Gap - Nil processing of wet
VI. NP Nadala Required - 14 waste, quantity of NP Nadala Activity Completed
Provided – 14 manure sold to the
Gap - Nil farmers or distributed
VII. NP Dhilwan Required - 16 free of cost among the NP Dhilwan Activity Completed
Provided – 16 society of utilized in the
Gap - Nil parks as manure, may
be maintained by all the
MCs .
VIII.
Villages Not Adequate Plan yet to be prepared DDPO Preparation of action
Panchayat (632) plan -31.07.2022
Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
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By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(iii) Dry-Waste MC Kapurthala All MCs/NPs have MCs/NPs Activity Completed
Management: Required- 1 provided required no. of
Material Available - 1 Material Recovery for
Recovery for Gap – Nil dry waste management.
dry-waste MC Phagwara
fraction Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NPBholath
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NPBegowal
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
MC SultanpurLodhi
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NP Nadala
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NP Dhilwan
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
Villages Panchayat - Action Plan yet to be DDPO Preparation of action

Not provided prepared plan -31.07.2022
Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(iv) Disposal of MC Kapurthala Work is under progress MCs / NPs 31.12.2022
inert and non- has already
recyclable inditified land for
wastes: sanitary landfill
Sanitary site and work is
Landfill under process
MC Phagwara, has
not identified
land.
MC/NPs of
Sultanpur
Lodhi,Bholath,Beg
owal,Dhilwan and
Nadala have
already identified
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land for sanitary Preparation of action
landfill site and Action Plan Not Yet DDPO plan -31.07.2022
work is under Prepared. Implementation –
progress 30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
Villages 546 By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96 VPs
(v) Remediation of historic / legacy dumpsite
I. MC, Kapurthala  Total legacy Quantity of legacy MC Assesment 30.06.2022
waste = waste lying dumped at Kapurthala Completion 31.12.2022
6265MT dumping site may be
 Waste assessed by all MCs and
remediated – Cantonment Board by
626 MT 30.06.2022 and 100%
 Balance – 5639 legacy waste may be
MT remediated by all the
II. MC Phagwara  Total legacy MCs and Cantonment MC Phagwara Assesment 30.06.2022
waste – Board by 31.12.2022 Completion 31.12.2022
4,05,000MT and the by-products
 Waste namely Bio-soil, RDF, C
remediated – 0 & D waste and inert
 Balance – waste produced during
4,05,000 MT remediation of legacy
waste may be disposed NP Bholath Assesment 30.06.2022
III. NP Bholath  Total legacy
off in an environmental Completion 31.12.2022
waste – 970 MT
sound manner.
 Waste
remediated –
110 MT
 Balance – 860
MT
IV. NP Begowal  Total legacy NP Begowal Assesment 30.06.2022
waste – 4650 Completion 31.12.2022
MT
 Waste
remediated –
350 MT
 Balance – 4300
MT
V. MC Sultanpur  Total legacy MC Sultanpur Assesment 30.06.2022
Lodhi waste = 5445 Lodhi Completion 31.12.2022
MT
 Waste
remediated –
400 MT
 Balance – 5045
MT
VI. NP Nadala  Total legacy NP Nadala Assesment 30.06.2022
waste = 550 MT Completion 31.12.2022
 Waste
remediated –
60 MT
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 Balance – 490
MT
VII. NP Dhilwan  Total legacy NP Dhilwan Assesment 30.06.2022

waste = 605 MT Completion 31.12.2022
 Waste
remediated –
20 MT
 Balance – 585
MT
VIII. Villages Not Started Scheme for treatment DDPO Preparation of action
Panchayat of legacy waste in plan -31.07.2022
(546) villages is yet to be Implementation –
prepared accordingly. 30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 - 150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 - 96
VPs
(vi) Involvement of Yes NGOs are already MCs/NPs Regular Activity
NGOs identified for the and DDPO
purpose.
(vii) EPR of Linkage with Brand ULBs 30.09.2022
Producers: Producers owners/producers shall
Linkage /Brand Owners be pursued to start
withProduce collecting and disposing
rs of plastic waste by
/BrandOwne 30.09.2022.
rs
(viii) Authorization ULB: WPs Identified/ As per requirement, ULBs & DDPO Regular Activity
of Authorized waste pickers are
WastePickers  Kapurthala- 60/60 already Identified.
 Phagwara -14/14
 Bholath – 9/9
 Begowal- 14/14
 Sultanpur-13/13
 Nadala-8/8
 Dhilwan-11/11
(ix) Preparation  All MCs/NPs  All MCs/NPs have  ULBs  Activity Completed
of own by- have already prepared
laws to prepared
comply with
SWM Rules,  In village  For village panchayats –  DDPO  31.03.2022
2016 panchayats - Not yet prepared.
yet to prepare.
(x) Removal of MC, Kapurthala The GVPs shall be All ULBs Removal 31.08.2022
Garbage Identified -37 removed by all the MCs
Vulnerable Remove- 10 by 31.08.2022 and Beautification
Points (GVPs) Gap- 27 vacant places after 30.09.2022
MC, Phagwara removal of the GVPs
Identified -10 may be converted into
Remove- 6 useful usages like sitting
Gap- 4 place, park, playground,
Sultanpur Lodhi green area etc. by
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Identified -8 30.09.2022.
Remove- 6
Gap- 2
Begowal-
Identified -2
Remove- 1
Gap- 1
Bholath-
Identified -2
Remove-1
Gap- 1
Dhilwan-
Identified -3
Remove- 1
Gap- 2
Nadala-
Identified -2
Remove- 1
Gap- 1
(xi) Provision of MC Kapurthala Boundary wall and MCs/NPs 30.10.2022
green belt Green Belt –Not Green Belt/Plantation,
and boundary provided around the legacy waste
wall around Boundary Wall – dump site may be
solid waste under provided by all the MCs
dumping site. construction and Cantonment Board
MC Phagwara by 30.10.2022.
Green Belt –Not
provided MC, Phagwara shall
Boundary Wall – provide boundary wall
Not provided between the drain and
NP Bholath solid waste dumping site
Green Belt –Not so as to avoid the entry
provided of solid waste into drain
Boundary Wall – within 6 weeks and pipe
Not provided carrying leachate of
NP Begowal solid waste dump site
Green Belt –Not into durm may be
provided removed within 03 days.
Boundary Wall –
Not provided
Sultanpur Lodhi
Green Belt –Not
provided
Boundary Wall –
Not provided
NP Nadala
Green Belt –Not
provided
Boundary Wall –
Under
Construction
NP Dhilwan
Green Belt –Not
provided
Boundary Wall –
Not provided
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(xii) Providing All the MCs/NPs No vehicles without ULBs Already completed
compartments have provided compartments and GPS
and GPS compartments & may be deployed for
tracking GPS tracking in carrying garbage
in garbage garbage carrying
carrying vehicle.
vehicles
(xiii) Action Plan for Treatment of Deputy Commissioner, MCs/NPs
Proposal 31.08.2022
Treatment of leachate Kapurthala shall review
Installation 31.12.2022
leachate the issue regarding
generated from treatment of leachate
legacy waste generated from the
dumpsite. legacy waste dump sites
(Directions of of each MCs either in
Hon'ble NGT the cluster form or
in OA no. 606 individually or by other
of 2018 dated methods with the
22.07.2019, concerned Executive
28.02.2019, Officers of all the MCs,
14.12.2020) PWSSB and Punjab
Pollution Control Board
and any other
concerned Department
within 15 days. A
scheme/proposal for
treatment of leachate
generated at legacy
waste dump site may
be prepared by
31.08.2022 and
treatment mechanism
may be provided by
each MC by 31.12.2022.
(xiv) Best practices, No Gap Swachhata app is widely ULBs Already in place
including used by citizens for
setting up of complaints related to
Control Rooms SWM/ SBM, it is
where citizens resolved and monitored
can upload at ULB and state level
photos of both.Link for updated
garbage which Swachhata-MoHUA App:
may be looked https://play.google.com
into by the /store/apps/details?id=c
specified om.ichangemycity.swac
representatives hhbharat
of local bodies,
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at local level as
well as State
level.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in
OA no. 606 of
2018 dated
22.07.2019,
28.02.2019,
14.12.2020)
(xv) CCTV cameras None of the CCTV cameras will be MCs/NPs Installation 31.08.2022
be installed at MC/NP has installed at dumping sites Connectivity 31.10.2022
dumping sites. installed CCTV by 31.08.2022 and
(Directions of camera at dump connectivity with PPCB
Hon'ble NGT in sites and District
OA no. 606 of Administration by
2018 dated 31.10.2022.
22.07.2019,
28.02.2019,
14.12.2020)
(xvi) Installation of MC Kapurthala – Piezometers at dump MCs/NPs 31.08.2022
Piezometer at Not Installed sites shall be installed by
Dump Site. MC Phagwara – 31.08.2022.
(Directions of Installed
Hon'ble NGT in NPBholath – Not
OA no. 606 of Installed
NPBegowal-
2018 dated
NotInstalled
22.07.2019, MC Sultanpur- Not
28.02.2019, Installed
14.12.2020) NP Nadala- Not
Installed
NP Dhilwan
Not Installed
(xvii) Carcass should Presently Carcass Short term measures MCs/NPs For Proposal submission
be utilized by of dead animals like provision of – 30.06.2022
adopting are being given to boundary wall, green For installation –
rendering private contractor belt, plantation and 30.06.2023
process or by MCs/NPs. hedges etc. at the
incineration carcasses disposal site
and priority may be provided by
may be given 31.10.2022.
to carcass
utilization
plants which
are run by
adopting
rendering
process.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in
OA no.
465/2019
dated
15.04.2021
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(xviii) Carcass No Gap Carcass disposal will be MCs/NPs Regular Activity
disposal to be ensured under the
done under the supervision of veterinary
supervision doctors.
Veterinary/Ani
mal Husbandry
Department of
the State and
the Local
Bodies.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in
OA no.
465/2019
dated
15.04.2021
(xix) Management Inadequate The Chairman of the MCs/NPs Imlementation of the
of waste water management of Monitoringj Committee project w.r.t.
and solid waste solid waste and directed that all the MCs management of wet,
by the liquid waste in and JDA/PUDA shall get dry and liquid waste by
unauthorized colonies / install indifidual STPs the unauthorized
colonies / commercial along the sewerage colonies/residential
residential complex. system for treatmentof complexes/ commercial
complex/comm wastewater discharged complexes developed
ercial complex by the unauthorized by private colonizers
developed by colonies located withini may be done by
Pvt. Colonizers. MC limits within tie time 31.03.2023
frame as mentioned in Agreement of
the District Environment management of solid
Plan. waste may be done by
It was further directed 31.08.2022.
that for the
management of solid
waste generated by
these unauthorized
colonies, MCs shall make
agreement with these
unauthorized colonies
for management of solid
waste with suitable user
charges to be paid by
unauthorized colonies to
the concerned MCs by
31.08.2022. Similarly,
Development authority
(JDA/PUDA) shall pursue
the unauthorized
colonies/commercial
complex existing outside
MC areas to install
individual STPs and
sewerage system for
treatment of
wastewater and for
management of solid
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waste, the necessary
agreement shall be got
made with the
concerned MCs for
scientific disposal of
solid waste with suitable
user charges to be paid
to concerned MCs with
the time schedule as
mentioned in the District
Environment Plan.
(xx) To prepare Inadequate Scheme is yet to be DDPO 31.03.2022
proposal / Management of Prepared.
scheme for solid waste in the
management villages.
of solid waste
in the villages
either in cluster
form or
independently
in individual
villages
(xxi) Information No Gap  The IEC activities in this MCs/NPs Regular Activity
Education and regard are already being
Communicatio done by the concerned
n (IEC) departments. However,
activities in more IEC activities will
respect of solid be carried out for
waste. creating more
awareness for the
management of solid
waste.
(xxii) Constitution of No Gap Constituted by the State Activity Completed
District State Government. Government
Environment
Committee in
view of the
constitution
provisions
under article
243 G, 241 W
and 243 ZD
read with
scheduled 11,
12 & 15 of
SWM Rules,
2016.
(xxiii) Management Inadequate Short term measures ULBs/DDPO 31.10.2022
of carcass in management of like provision of
rural area. carcass in rural boundary wall, green
area. belt, plantation and
hedges etc. at the
carcasses disposal site
may be provided.
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(xxiv) Dry-Waste All MCs/NPs have All MCs/NPs have MCs/NPs Activity Completed
Management: provided adequate provided adequate no.
Material no. of MRFs for of MRFs for the
Recovery for the management management of dry
dry-waste of dry waste waste.
fraction (RDF)
(xxv) Management of No. of composed All MCs / NPs have MCs/NPs Activity Completed
Horticulture pits provided: - provided adequate no.
Waste in MCs. MCKapurthala:12 of compost pits for the
MCPhagwara:60 management of
NP Bholath: 2 horticulture waste.
NP Begowal:6
MC Sultanpur: 8
NP Nadala:2
NP Dhilwan: 4
(xxvi) Treatment of No Provision Made The MCs/NPs have not MCs/NPs 31.12.2022
leachate provided provision for
generated for Treatment of leachate
legacy waste generated for legacy
dump sites waste dump sites
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1. Plastic Waste Management
(a) Current status related to Plastic Waste Management
S. Estimated quantity of Plastic

Urban Local Bodies Waste Generated MT/day
No.
1. Municipal Corporation Kapurthala 0.5
2. Municipal Corporation Phagwara 1.0
3. Municipal Council Sultanpur Lodhi 0.2
4. Nagar Panchayat Bholath 0.1
5. Nagar Panchayat Begowal 0.2
6. Nagar Panchayat Nadala 0.1
7. Nagar Panchayat Dhilwan 0.1
Total 2.2
S.No. Local Bodies Estimated quantity of Plastic Waste

Generated MT/perday
1 Villages Panchayats (546) 3.2
(b) Identification of gaps and Action Plan:

S. Action points For Identification Action Plan Agencies Target time for
No. village of gap Responsible Compliance
panchayats
/blocks/municipa
lities
/corporations
1. Door to Door MCs/NPs Already achieved MCs/NPs Regular Activity
collection of dry Achievement – 100 % door to
waste including 100% door collection
PW Gap – Nil
Villages Action Plan is yet DDPO Preparation of

Panchayat (546)– to be prepared action plan -
not initiated 31.07.2022
Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 -
96 VPs
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2. Facilitate Adequate through Door All MCs/NPs have MCs/NPs Activity Completed
organized to Door Garbage installed required
collection of PW Collection Rickshaw no. Material
Rehris etc Recovery Facilities
at Waste transfer
 Kapurthala- 60 (MRF).
point or Material  Phagwara -
Recovery Facility 97
 Bholath - 15
 Begowal- 10
 Sultanpur-13
 Nadala-13
 Dhilwan-15
Village Preparation of
Action plan yet to DDPO
Panchayats (610)- be prepared action plan -
31.07.2022
Implementation –
30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 -
96 VPs
3. PW collection MC Kapurthala All MCs/NPs have MCs/NPs
Centres Required- 1 installed required
Available - 1 no. Material
Gap – Nil Recovery Facilities
MC Phagwara (MRF).
Required- 1 Activity Completed
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NP Bholath
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NPBegowal
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
MC Sultanpur
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NP Nadala
Required- 1
Available - 1
Gap – Nil
NP Dhilwan
Required- 1
Available - 1
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Gap – Nil
4. Awareness and No Gap Awareness is MCs/NPs Regular Activity

education being created
programs amongst the
implementation public by
organizing
seminars,
through school
children, by
providing
banners at
prominent places
of the city etc.
The MCs/NPs are
conducting
meetings with
owners of hotels
/ restaurants /
marriage palaces
to eliminate
single use plastic.
5. Access to Plastic MC, Kapurthala The use of plastic MCs/NPs Regular Activity
Waste Disposal agreement done waste in road
Facilities with ITC. construction and
Sultanpur Lodhi, in industrial sector
Bholath, Begowal, like pyrolysis
Dhilwan and plants, recyclers
Nadala have done etc. is being made
any agreement by remaining
with M/s Shakti MCs/NPs.
Plastic
Plastic
6. Industry Total units – 04 Already achieved PPCB 31.08.2022
6. Registration. Registration
 Total no. of obtained – 04
plastic unit Gap - Nil
required
registration.
 Total no. of
plastic unit
obtained
registration.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
7. Development and Arangement of  PMIDC came MCs / NPs 31.03.2022
setting up of Plastic Waste into contract
infrastructure for Management is with one agency
segregation, under process. MAX speciality
collection, Films in this
storage, regard to
transportation, purchase/collect
Processing, and any kind of
disposal of Plastic plastic garbage
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Waste either on from the ULBs.
its own for by
 PMIDC
engaging agencies
coordinated
or producers.
with PWD and
(Directions of
Mandi Board to
Hon'ble NGT in EA
utilize plastic
no. 13/2019 dated
waste in Roads.
08.01.2021)
 More effective
Disposal facility
needs to be
engaged under
guidence of
PMIDC
8. Framing of bye- ULBs- Already MCs/NPs already MCs/NPs Activity already
laws incorporating made framed completed
the provisions of
Plastic Waste Rural areas- yet Rural Panchayats = DDPO 31.07.2022
Management to frame yet to prepare
Rules, 2016.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
9. Set up, Inadequate Proposal is yet to DDPO
Preparation of
operationalize and be prepared action plan -
co-ordinate for 31.07.2022
Plastic Waste Implementation –
management in 30.06.2025
Rural area. By 31.12.2022 -
(Directions of 150 VPs
Hon'ble NGT in EA By 30.06.2023 -
no. 13/2019 dated 150 VPs
08.01.2021) By 30.06.2024 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 -
96 VPs
10. Ban on non- ULBs- Initiated Ban has been ULBs & PPCB Activity already
recyclable single already imposed completed
use polythene by the State Govt.,
bags. (Directions on sale, purchase,
of Hon'ble NGT in manufacturing and
EA no. 13/2019 stock of plastic
dated 08.01.2021) carry bags. The
MoEF& CCP vide
its notification
dated 12.08.2021
has banned Single
use plastic with
effect from
1.07.2022. Further,
the guidelines of
the Centre and
State Govt.,
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regarding banning
of single use
plastic will be
complied with.
11. Segregation, No Gap Recyclable plastic ULBs Activity already
collection, storage, waste is collected, completed
transportation of transported and
plastic waste and stored separately
channelizing of by all ULBs.
recyclable plastic Currently such
waste fraction to plastic is being
recycler having stored at MRF.
valid registration. In Villages – not Action plan is yet to DDPO Preparation of
(Directions of adequate be prepared action plan -
Hon'ble NGT in EA 31.07.2022
no. 13/2019 dated Implementation –
08.01.2021 30.06.2025
By 31.12.2022 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2023 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2024 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2025 -
96 VPs
12. Awareness to the No Gap Awareness is ULBs & DDPO Regular Activity
waste generator being carried out
to take steps to on regular basis by
minimize the organizing camps.
plastic waste and
segregate plastic
waste at source.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
13. Encouragement to No Gap Already being DEO (Primary Regular Activity
the education followed and & Secondary)
institute to take seminars are being
up waste organized.
management in
their curriculum
and create student
project for waste
recycling.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
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14. Directions to Gram Initiated Directions are DDPO Regular Activity
Panchayat to already been given
perform functions to BDPO's
such as ensuring ensuring
segregation, segregation,
collection, storage, collection,
transportation, storage,
plastic waste and transportation,
channelization of plastic waste and
recyclable plastic channelization of
waste fraction to recyclable plastic
recyclers having waste fraction to
valid registration. recyclers having
(Directions of valid registration
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
15. Creating No Gap All stakeholders ULBs Regular Activity
awareness among are being made
all stakeholders aware regarding
about their their
responsibilities, responsibility
and ensuring that regarding burning
open burning of of plastic waste.
plastic waste does Action against
not take place. violators is also
(Directions of being taken as
Hon'ble NGT in EA per rules.
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
16. To ensure proper Initiated Instructions are PPCB Regular Activity
plastic waste being given to
management, the industries
industries may be regularly to
directed to explore the
explore the possibility of use
possibilities of use of plastic waste in
of such wastes in a scientific
construction of manner like in
roads. Further road construction
industries may etc. in
also be directed to consultation with
collaborate with research
different research institutes.
institutes to
explore such
alternatives.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in EA
no. 13/2019 dated
08.01.2021)
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1. C&D Waste Management
 a. Current status related to C&D Waste
Details of Data Requirement Present Status (MT)
Total C &D waste generation in MT per day (As per data from MC Kapurthala – NIL
Municipal Corporations/Municipalities) MC Phagwara – 0.2
NP Bholath – 0.03
NP Begowal- 0.03
MC SultanpurLodhi- 0.04
NP Nadala- 0.02
NP Dhilwan-0.03
Does the District has access to C&D waste recycling facility? ULB has identified and notified place
for C&D waste recycling and people
do reuse of C&D waste by their own
level. There is no C&D Bulk Waste
Generator.
b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

S. Action points for Identification Action Plan Responsible Timeline for
No. blocks / town of Gaps agency completion of
municipalities/ action plan
City corporations
1. Arrangement for All the MCs/NPs Already MCs / NPs Activity Completed
separate collection have already completed
of C&D waste to identified sites
C&D waste and made
deposition point. operational for
separate
collection of C &
D waste
2. Whether local No Gap Already fixed MCs/NPs Activity Completed
authority has fixed
user fee on C&D
waste and
Introduced
permission system
for bulk waste
generators who
generate more
than 20
tons or more in one
day or 300 tons per
project in a
month?
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3. C&D recycling Presently there is Local bodies ADC (UD)  Preparation of
Facility C&D waste department is proposal
crushing preparing proposal 31.03.2022
machinery in the for installation of  Implementation -
District. recycling facility.
31.12.2022
All MCs shall install
small C & D waste
crushing
machinery along
with pollution
control system by
31.08.2022 and
thereafter C & D
waste recycling
facility may be
provided by
31.12.2022 and
crushed C & D
waste may be
started utilizing in
scientific manner
for paving blocks,
lower layers of
road pavements,
colony and rural
roads.
4. Usage of recycled Presently there is Local bodies MCs/NPs  Preparation of
C&D waste in non- C&D waste department is proposal
structural crushing preparing 31.03.2022
concrete,paving machinery in the proposal for  Implementation -
blocks,lower layers District. installation of
31.12.2022
recycling facility.
of road No C&D waste is
Once, the
pavements,colony being recycled.
recycling facility
and rural roads will be installed,
C&D waste will
be recycled.
5. IEC on C&D waste No Gap Awareness is MCs/NPs Regular Activity

Management being made
through media,
NGOs & radio.
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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 103
Total no. of non-bedded HCF 357
No. of HCFs authorized by SPCBs/PCCs 349
No of Common Biomedical Waste Treatment and
Disposal Facilities (CBWTFs) in District Nil
Capacity of CBWTFs NA
No. of Deep burials for BMW if any Nil
Quantity of biomedical waste generated per day 269 Kg
Quantity of biomedical waste treated per day 269 kg (At CBWTF located at Amritsar).
b. Identification of gaps and Actionplan:
Sr. Responsible
No. Action points Gaps Action Plan Timeline
agency
1. Inventory and Inventory already Regular PPCB/Civil Surgeon Regular
Identification of completed activity Activity
Healthcare Facilities
2. Adequacy of Adequate -. PPCB Already

facilities to treat (At present the Bio Completed
Medical Waste
Biomedical Waste generated from HCFs
is being lifted by M/s
M/s Amritsar Enviro
Care, Amritsar
3. Tracking of BMW Bar code system Already in PPCB Regular

already in place. All place Acticvity
HCFs are using it.
Compliance of the
same is being
regularly checked
during visits to the
HCF.
4. Awareness and Regular training Regular Civil Surgeon/PPCB Regular
education of camps are training Acticvity
healthcare staff beingOrganized for camps are
staff of HCFs being
Organized
for staff of
HCFs
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5. Adequacy of funds Adequate funds is - Civil Surgeon Regular
allocated to Kapurthala Acticvity
Government health
care facilities for
biomedical waste
management by
State Govt.
6. Compliance to Rules Compliance of the - PPCB Regular
by HCFs and CBWTFs BMW Rules by HCFs Activity
is being regularly
checked during
visits to the HCFs by
PPCB.
7. District Level District Level - ADC (G) Regular
Monitoring Monitoring Activity
Committee Committee has
already been
constituted and
meetings are being
organized regularly.
8. Wastewater All 107 bedded The Board PPCB 30.06.2022
Treatment hospitals of the has given
district are required them time
to install ETP for upto
treatment of waste 31.03.2022
water of HCF. for installing
the same.
PPCB may
explore the
possibility of
getting join
the small
HCFs for
treatment of
their
wastewaster
in the
effluent
treatment
plant
installed by
the nearby
bug hospital
with suitable
user charge
to be paid to
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the big
hospital by
30.06.2022.
9. Spent Fixer Hypo No Gap as most of Action not PPCB Already
Solution and Xray the HCFs in the required Completed
films management District has
converted to digital
x-ray system and
there are very few
HCFs left using old
system of solution
and films for x-ray.
At present, all these
HCFs are getting
lifted the same to
M/s Molana Silver
Nitrate Recycling
Unit, Sangrur.
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(v) Hazardous Waste Management
a. Current Status Related to Hazardous WasteManagement
Details of Data Requirement Present Status

No of Industries generating HW 49
Quantity of HW in the district 694.252 MT/Annnum
(i) Quantity of Incinerable HW 0 MT/Annnum
(ii) Quantity of land-fillable HW 548.162 MT/Annnum
(iii) Quantity of Recyclable / utilizableHW
146.09 MT/Annnum
There is no TSDF facility in Distt. Kapurthala
No of captive/common TSDF
Contaminated Sites or probable contaminated sites
Nil
b. Identification of Gaps and Actionplan:
S. Action points Identification of Gaps Action Plan Responsible Timeline

No. agency
1. Regulation of Inventory of TSDF Nimbuan PPCB Regular
industries and hazardous waste is lifting Activity
facilities genetingindustries hazardous
generating have already been waste from
Hazardous Waste prepared by PPCB and various
complance of HWM hazardous
Rules by these waste
industries is checked generated units
regularly by PPCB. of Distt.
Kapurthala
2. Establishment of All the hazardous TSDF Nimbuan Department Already
collection centres waste generating is lifting of Industries / Completed
units are providing hazardous PPCB
proper storage within waste from
its premises for various
hazardous waste hazardous
being generated in waste
their premises. generated units
of Distt.
Kapurthala
3. Availability / TSDF Nimbuan is lifting - Department Already
Linkage with hazardous waste from of Industries / Completed
common TSDF or various hazardous waste PPCB
disposal facility generated units of Distt.
Kapurthala.
All the generators are
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linked to TSDF Nimbua
or any other
recycler/incinerator.
4. Contaminated Sites Nil NR NA NA
5. Training to workers At present, the training TSDF Nimbuan PPCB 31.12.2022

for handling of to the workers for will be engaged
hazardous waste handling hazardous for imparting
waste is being training to
managed by the industrial
individual unit. workers.
Quarterly
training session
will be
conducted
incollabration
with various
industrial
associations
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(vi) E-WasteManagement
a. Current Status Related to E-WasteManagement

Inventory of E-Waste in MT/year 3.718 MT/year
Collection centers established by ULBs Nil
in the District
Collection centers established by Nil
Producers or their PROs
Nos. of authorized E-Waste There is no e-waste dismantling or processing unit in
recyclers / Dismantler district Kapurthala.
b. Identification of gaps and actionplan:

S. Action points Gaps in implementation Action Plan Responsible Timeline
No. agency
1 Inventory / Inventory already Awareness ADC (UD)/ Regular
Generation of E- prepared and regularly among Municipal Activity
Waste / Bulk- updatedbyPPCB shopkeeper/peo Corporation/
waste generators ple being done ULBs /JDA
by publishing
news paper ads.
2 E-Waste MC, Phagwara – in MRF E-Waste collection ADC (UD)/ Activity
collection Shed. points are installed Municipal Completed
points Sultanpur Lodhi-In MRF in MRF Sheds of Corporation/U
Shed whole Kapurthala LBs /JDA
Begowal-In MRF Shed District.
Bholath-In MRF Shed
Nadala-In MRF Shed
Dhilwan-In MRF Shed
3 Linkage MC, Kapurthala All the ULBs will ADC (UD)/ 30.09.2022
among In process provide a Municipal
Stakeholders Other ULBs collection centre Corporation/UL
Gap = 100% in their respective Bs /JDA
to channelize
E-Waste areas and will be
make agreement
with the
authorized
recycler and will
maintained record
of the same.
4 Regulation of MC, Kapurthala Action will be ADC (UD)/ 30.09.2022
Illegal E- Waste In process initiated to Municipal
recycling / Other ULBs identify and Corporation/UL
Gap = 100%
dismantling restrict all the Bs/ JDA
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illegal recyclers
and dismantlers.
5 Integration of MC, Kapurthala Action will be ADC (UD)/ 30.09.2022

informal sector In process initiated for Municipal
Other ULBs Integration of Corporation/UL
Gap = 100% Bs /JDA
informal sector.
6 Awareness and Awareness among Newspaper ads ADC (UD)/ Regular
Education shopkeeper/people will be published Municipal Activity
being done. for awareness of Corporation/UL
people. Bs/JDA
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3.0 Air Quality Management
a.Current Status related to Air QualityManagement

Number of Automatic Air Quality monitoring stations
in the district.
- Operated by SPCB / State Govt / Central govt./ PSU Nil
agency:
- Operated byIndustry:
Number of manual monitoring States operated by Nil
SPCBs
Name of towns / cities which are failing to Nil
comply with national ambient air quality standards
No of air pollution industries 282
Prominent air polluting sources 282 Nos. Air polluting industries fall
under the jurisdiction of District
Kapurthala which requires APCD system
and all the 282 Nos. industries have
provided their own APCDs to control Air
Pollution. The air polluting industries
located in the jurisdiction of Kapurthala
are as under:
Sr. Type of Number No. of units

No. of Units * which have
industries
provided APCD
1. Rice 97 97
sheller
2. Brick Kiln 33 5 no. brick
kilns are
lying closed.
27 no. brick
kilns have
adopted
induced
draft with
zig zag
technology.
Action
against 01
no. brick
kilns as per
provisions
of the Air
Act 1981 is
under
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process for
their closure
3. Induction 10 10
furnace
4. Cupola 73 73
Furnace
5. Distillery 1 1
6. Sugar Mill 1 1
7. Others 4 4
(Food
Processin
g, Dyeing,
Rail Coach
Manufact
uring etc.)
S. Action Points Indicative Action Plan Responsible Timeline

No. Agency
1. Identification of Small scale industry (brick kiln & PPCB/ PWD/ Regular
prominent air rice sheller), Unpaved Roads, Agriculture Activity
Burning of Waste Stubble &
polluting sources Vehicular pollution
2. Ambient Air 02 manual ambient air quality PPCB 30.06.2022
quality data station be installed jurisdiction
of Distt. Kapurthala by
30.06.2022.
3. Setting up of No CAAQMS is required in Distt. PPCB Not Required
Continuous Kapurthala
Ambient Air
Quality
Monitoring
Station
4 District Level Distt. kapurthala has not been NA Not Required
Action Plan for Air declared as non attainment
Pollution city, as such, no District level
action plan is required
5. Hotspots of air Not required as Kapurthala NA Not Required

pollution in District has not been declared as non
–attainment city.
6. Awareness on Air Currently no awareness activities Display boards 31.12.2022
Quality are been carried out except for showing air quality
Stubble burning awareness data shall be
activities. displayed by Punjab
Pollution Control
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Board at various
locations
7 Prepration of Not required as Kapurthala NA Not Required
micro level action has not been declared as non
plan for control of –attainment city.
air pollution in
Kapurthala town
C. Management of Agriculture Residue/Stubble
S. No. Action Points Indicative Action Plan Responsible Timeline

Agency
1. Area under Paddy =1.21 Lakh Ha. Agriculture Regular
agricultural for Wheat =1.23 Lakh ha. Department Activity
paddy/wheat
2. Quantity of stubble of Paddy Straw (@6.5t /ha)=7.865 Agriculture NA
paddy/wheat Lakh ton Department
Wheat Straw=3.89 Lakh ton
( 75% Wheat straw is used as
chaff through Straw Reaper &
remaining can be managed by
Rotavator /RMB Plough
3. No. of Agricultural Sr.No Description Nos. Agriculture 31.03.2023
implements required 1 Super 2200 Department
for management of Seeder
paddy/wheat stubble 2 Happy 500
Seeder
3 Mulcher+ 2500
RMB Plough
4 Straw 800
Reaper
5 Baler+Rake 100
6 Super SMS 600
For In-Situ Management of

Paddy straw, Super Seeder &
Happy Seeder can do it in single
operation for sowing Wheat in
paddy fields.
Other farmer who wants to sow
potato, Vegetables or even
wheat crops can use
Combination of Mulcher + RMB
Plough for incorporation of
Paddy straw.
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For Ex-situ Management, Balers
can be the solution.
For Wheat straw Straw Reaper

can solve the purpose.
4. Gap of Agricultural Sr.No Description Nos. Agriculture 31.10.2023
implements for 1 Super Seeder 1400 Department
complete 2 Happy Seeder 60
management of 3 Mulcher+RMB 500*
stubble Plough
4 Straw Reaper 100
5 Baler+Rake 70
6 Super SMS 250
This gap in availability of

implements can be
accomplished through supply
of implements under subsidy
scheme to augment the pace of
adoption of these straw
management techniques.
*Gap in case of straw reaper is
filled by purchase of 100 new
machine in district and 400 no’s
will be available on custom
hiring from other districts &
states.
5. Steps taken to provide 1. Providing subsidy under In- Agriculture 31.10.2023
required no. of situ CRM central Sector Scheme. Department
agricultural 2. Encouraging Custom Hiring
implements for zero Centre, Coop Societies,
stubble burning Panchayats, and FPO to avail
benefits under this scheme and
cater services to no. of
beneficiaries.
3. Through IEC activities
awareness campaigns are
undertaken for farmers to use
thesemachine and familiarize
them about the benefits of
these techniques.
6. Funds requirement Approx. 30crores to fill the gap Agriculture 31.10.2023
between availability and actual Department
requirement of machine.
7. Source of funding In-Situ CRM scheme. Agriculture 31.10.2023
Department
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4. Water Quality Management
a.Current Status Related to Water Quality Management
Rivers River Beas (470 Km approx)
Length of Coastline (if any) Nil
Nalas/ Drains/Creeks meeting 7 nos. drains (Begowal Drain, Raipurpeer
Rivers Bakash Drain, Ramgarh Drain, Wadala Drain,
Bhulana Drain, Sultanpur Drain, Phagwara
drain
Lakes / Ponds -
Total Quantity of sewage from towns and cities in 70.1 MLD (approx.)
District
Quantity of industrial wastewater 8.5 MLD
Percentage of untreated sewage Approximately 15%
Details of bore wells and number of permissions given
for extraction of groundwater 99 nos under District Kapurthala
Groundwater polluted areas if any Nil
Polluted river stretches if any Nil
b. Identification of Gaps and Action Plan for Water Quality Management:

Sr. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible Timeline
No. agency
1. Inventory of Water Bodies Following Water bodies Water 31.07.2022
have been inventorized by Resources
department of water Department/
resources. PPCB
Begowal Drain: 2.90 KM
Raipur Pirbux Drain: 13.87 KM
Ramgarh Drain: 6.40 KM
Nizampur Drain: 19.51KM
Kahne&Kahne extension Drain:
20.10 KM
Wadala Drain: 21.70 KM
Bhulana Drain: 1.37 KM
Brindpur Drain: 1.06 KM
Sultanpur Drain: 23.48 KM
The monitoring of rivers,
drains are already being
carried out and data is
being maintained.
The inventory of water
bodies may be prepared by
the Department of
Irrigation and Department
of Rural Development and
Panchayat by 31.07.2022.
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2. Quality of Water Bodies in Monitoring of various Water Regular Activity
the district water bodies of Distt. is Resources
already being carried out Department/
by Punjab Pollution PPCB
Control Board on regular
basis. Available on web link
http://ppcbcems.nic.in/pu
blic
3. Hot spots of water Monitoring of various PPCB Regular Activity
contamination water bodies of Distt. is
already being carried out
by Punjab Pollution
Control Board on regular
basis. Action plan for clean
River Sutlej has already
been prepared by Punjab
Pollution Control Board
and regular monitoring of
the same is being done
through monthly progress
reports and is reviewed at
state level by Hon’ble
PSSTE, Chandigarh and by
CS Punjab in apex
committee.
4. Protection of river / lake Action plan for clean River /Water Regular Activity
water front Beas has already been Resource/DDP
prepared by Punjab O/All
Pollution Control Board Municipal
and regular monitoring of Councils,
the same is being done Kapurthala/
through monthly progress Water
reports. Resources
Department/P
PCB/ULB
5. Inventory of sources of water Already completed and PPCB Already
pollution incorporared in Action Plan Completed
Beas
6. Oil spill disaster NA NR NA
management (for coastal (There is no coastline in
districts) Distt. Kapurthala)
7. Protection of flood plains Every year flood protection Water Regular Activity
works list has been Resources
prepared and Department
recommended from
concerned authorities,
there after works have
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been carried out according
to availability of funds for
protection of flood plain
and In flood plain is regular
checked by field staff for
any encroachment.
8. Flood plains mapping The mapping has been Water 31.03.2022
done by the Drainage Resources
Department manualy. The Department
same will be put in an
electronic file and link of
the same will be shared.
9. CGWA has already prepared Soil 30.09.2022
Rejuvenation of groundwater
and action plan for rain Conservation
water harvesting. Data Department
available on web site
http://cgwb.gov.in
The Deputy Commissioner,
Kapurthala shall hold
meetings with concerned
departments and prepare a
proposal/scheme for
rejuvenation of the
groundwater based on the
points as discussed above
and the same may be
started implementing by
30.09.2022.
10. Complaints redressal system Public complaint redressal PPCB Activity
system already established Completed
in the district.
Web link:
publicgrievancepb.gov.in
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5.0 Management of Domestic Sewage
5.1 Management of Domestic Sewage in Urban Areas
a. Indicative Data

No of Class-II towns & class 3 towns 5
No of Class-I towns 2
No of Towns STPs installed 5
No of Towns needing STPs 7
No of ULBs having partial underground
sewerage network 6
No of towns not having underground sewerage network 1
Total Quantity of Sewage generated in District
from Class II cities and above 76.5 MLD
Quantity of treated sewage flowing into Rivers (directly or indirectly)
70.1 MLD
Quantity of untreated or partially treated sewage flowing into
-
rivers (directly or indirectly)
Quantity of sewage flowing into lakes -
Total available Treatment Capacity 70.1 MLD
b. Identification of Gaps and Action Plan
S. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Resp Timeline for

No. onsibl completion of action
e plan
agenc
y
1. Sewage The local bodies falling under District ULBs/PW 31.12.2023
Treatment Kapurthala are Kapurthala, Phagwara, SSB
Plants(STPs) SultanpurLodhi, Begowal, Bholath,
Dhilwan&Nadala. The details of STPs installed
& operational is tabulated below:-
Existing STPs
Sr Town STP Technolog Disposal
no installe y (land,
d (UASB/AS river
capacit P/OP sea or
y /SBR/MBR any
/FAB etc.) other)
1 Kapurtha 25 UASB Partially
la MLD onto
land for
irrigatio
n &
mainly
into
Holy
Bein
2 Bholath 4 MLD WSP Partially
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into
drain
leading
to Holy
Bein&
partially
onto
land for
irrigatio
n
3 Begowal 2.5 SBR Partially
MLD into
drain
leading
to Holy
Bein&
partially
onto
land for
irrigatio
n
4 Sultanpu 2.6 WSP Partially
rLodhi MLD into
drain
leading
to Holy
Bein&
partially
onto
land for
irrigatio
n.
5 Phagwar 8 MLD MBBR Partially
a (Plahi onto
Road) land for
irrigatio
n &
partially
into
Phagwa
ra drain.
20 UASB Partially
MLD onto
(Plahi land for
Road) irrigatio
n &
partially
into
Phagwa
ra drain
8 MLD MBBR Into
(Hadib Phagwa
ad) ra drain
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Proposed STPs Name Name Timelin
As per Action Plan prepared for clean Holy of of STP e for
Bein the timelines for providing STPs and ULB & complet
setting up of treatment facility for sewage / capacit ion &
sullage in rural area are as under:- y commis
Name of ULB Name of STP & sioning
capacity Sulta 4 MLD 31.03.2
SultanpurLodhi 4 MLD at Bhagorahian npur at 023
Road Lodhi Bhagor
SultanpurLodhi 1 MLD at Chaldhan ahian
Road Road
Rawal& Colonies 3 MLD. Sulta 1 MLD 31.12.2
Nadala 1 MLD npur at 023
Colonies around Yet to access Lodhi Chaldh
Lovely an
Professional Road
University Rawa 2 MLD. 31.03.2
Dhilwan 2 MLD Tenders in l& 023
Progress Colo
nies
Nada 1 MLD 31.12.2
la 023
Colo Yet to 31.12.2
nies access 023
arou
nd
Lovel
y
Profe
ssion
al
Univ
ersity
Dhill 2 MLD 31.03.2
wan 023
2. Underground Gaps ULBs/PW The complete
sewerage  Kapurthala- 10% SSB underground sewerage
network  Phagwara-20% network in on MCs/NPs
 Bholath - 40%
 Begowal- 5% to be provided by
 Sultanpur-2% 31.12.2022
 Nadala-40%
 Dhilwan-15%
5. Reduction of ADC
per capita (UD)/Mu
water nicipal
This will be done after construction of 31.12.2025
utilization/su distribution/zonal water supply systems Corporati
pply under surface ater project. on/ULBs/
a. Installatio JDA
n of flow
meters at
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various
locations
on water
supply
network
to ensure
restricted
supply to
reduce
waste
water
generatio
n
6. Utilization of ADC Proposal-31.03.2022
secondary Proposal is being made for utilization of (D)/ADC Completion-31.03.2023
sludge from secondary sludge (UD)/PW
STPs SSB/Depa
rtment of
a. In Agricultur
agricultur e/Munici
e fields pal
Corporati
b. In on/ULBs
parks/gre
en areas
7. Unauthorized All have been connected to sewer line. Municipal Already Completed
outlets of Corporati
untreated on/ULBs/
sewage into DDPO
drains
8. Installaton of The Punjab Pollution Control Board has
In-Situ installed pilot plant for bio-remediation based MC Regular Activity
Remediation on "Nano Bubble Technology" at Bhulana drain Kapurthal
carrying waste water of village Rawal & 27 no.
Technology a
colonies.
in the
drains/ponds
carrying
untreated
sewage not
connected to
STPs
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5.2 Management of Domestic sewage in Rural Areas
a. Current Status
Detail of data requirement Measurable

outcome
Total no. of Villages covered 546
No. of villages where Management of Domestic sewage is being carried 32
out
No. of villages where Management of Domestic sewage is under process 16
No. of villages where Management of Domestic sewage is yet to start 498
b. Identification of gap and action plan
Sr. Action point Gap and Action plan Responsible Timeline for
No agency
1 Nos of villages to be covered Work is yet to start DDPO/ADC (D) Preparation of
in phase-1 and 2 :- 546 on site action plan -
31.07.2022
Implementati
a) Source of funding on –
Swach Bharat
30.06.2025
Mission,Finance
By
Commission & 31.12.2022 -
MGNREGA 150 VPs
By
30.06.2023 -
150 VPs
By
30.06.2024 -
150 VPs
By 30.06.2025
- 96 VPs
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5.3 Utilization of treated water of STPs
Sr. Action point Gap Action plan Responsible Timeline

No agency
1. Utilization of treated Gap-50% Already being ADC (UD)/
Preparati
sewage from STPs for utilized for Department of
on of
irrigation purpose (During irrigation Soil &irrigation
demand period as well as purpose. Conservation/ scheme -
no demand period) Municipal 31.03.20
Corporation/ULBs22
/PWSSB laying of
sewrage
network
for
utilizing
treated
sewage
from
STPs for
irrigation
purpose
–
31.08.20
22
2. Utilization of treated Gap- Directions ADC (UD)/ ADC Preparati
sewage from STPs for 100% have been (D)/Municipal on of
construction purpose issued to all Corporation/ULBs action
major /JDA/DDPO plan -
construction 31.03.20
sites to use 22
only treated Impleme
water of STP ntation –
for 30.06.20
construction 24
purpose.
3. Utilization of treated Tie up with
sewage from STPs for 100% nearst STP will ADC (UD)/ULBs 31.03.20
sprinkling on roads to avoid Gap be done for 22
road dust the
arrangement
of utilizing
treated water
with tankers.
4. Utilization of treated 100% Tie up with
sewage from STPs for Gap nearst STP will
plantation along the roads be done for ADC (UD)/ULBs 31.03.20
the 22
arrangement
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of utilizing
treated water
with tankers.
6.0 Industrial Waste Water Management

a. Current Status
Number of Red, Orange, Green and White industries in Red = 51
theDistrict Orange = 420
Green = 131
No of Industries dischargingwastewater 431
Total Quantity of industrial wastewater generated 9311.78 KLD
Quantity of treated industrial wastewater discharged into Nalas Direct = Nil
/ Rivers
Common Effluent Treatment Facilities Nil
No of Industries meeting standards 50
No of Industries not meeting discharge standards 0
b. Identification of gaps and action plan for industrialwastewater:

S. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible agency Timeline
No.
1. Compliance to PPCB is regularly PPCB Regular
discharge norms by monitoring the Activity
Industries compliance to the
discharged norms by
industries. All the effluent
generated industry are
either having individual
ETPs or are connected
with CETP.
2. Complaint redressal Public complaint redressal PPCB Activity
system system already Completed
established in the district.
Web link:
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7.0 Mining Activity Management Plan
a) Current Status
Type of Mining Activity Sand Mining

No. of licensed Mining operations in the Nil
District
% area covered under mining in the District Nil
Area of Sand Mining Nil
Type of Sand Mining Nil
b. Identification of Gaps and action plan:-
Sr Action Points Gaps and Action Plan Responsibility Timeline for
Completion
1. Monitoring of Mining District Kapurthala Water Mining team and
Activity level task team is Resource District level task
identified to s force already
mining activity and Departm monitoring mining
AS per Punjab ent activities with
minor and mineral district
rule(PMMR) is administration
enforced to all officials and
type of Environment
mining activity Directorate is also
formed by Punjab
Govt. to check
illegal mining
activities
2. Inventory of illegal Department of Water Enforcement
mining if any mining Administration, esources Directorate is also
District Police Department/ formed by Punjab
and Dept. of Police Govt. to check
mining and geology department/ illegal mining
are co-ordination Department activities. If any
with these Of illegal mining comes
department. Geology in the notice of the
Anytime to department,
intimate these immediate action is
department to taken by the officials
reaction bylodging FIR’s.
immediately and
control the all
situation .
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3. Environment - PPCB Regular Activity
compliance by mining
projects
4. Demarcation of Demarcation of Drainage Demarcation has been
boundaries for Mining lease has Department done completed.
regulating grant of been carried out Regular Activity
sand mining lease. before granting
(Directions of Hon'ble the final approval
NGT in OA no. to the
360/2015 dated contractor/leasee
26.02.2021) and the same has
been checked on
regular basis by
concerned
Revenue
Department in
presence of
Mining
Department by
DGPS System.
5. Mining in all blocks i. As per the Drainage Guidelines are being

is undertaken as guidelines, there is Department followed.
per provisions of provision for Regular activity
EIA Notification, obtaining E.C
2006; MOEF before
Notification dated commencement of
15.1.2016 and the mining.
Sustainable Sand ii. According to
Mining the SSMMG, 2016
Management issued by
Guidelines, 2016. MOEF&CC, mining
(Directions of work is restricted
Hon'ble NGT in OA from riverbed
no. 360/2015 during the
dated 26.02.2021) monsoon season.
(Thus in the month
of July, August and
September in the
State.)
6. No sand mining is The conditions Drainage No Mining operations
permitted without mentioned in the Department in the leveled river bed
due compliance of Environmental shall be carried out
the Water Cleanliness beyond the depth of 3
(Prevention and Certificate issued meters or water level
Control of by the State Level whichever is
Pollution) Act, Environment less/lower.
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1974 and the Air Impact Authority Regular activity
(Prevention and (SEIAA), are being
Control of followed.
Pollution) Act, No Mining
1981 as well as operations in the
regulations leveled riverbed
governing shall be carried
clearances by the out beyond the
Central Ground depth of 3 meters
Water Authority. or water level
(Directions of whichever is
Hon'ble NGT in OA less/lower.
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
7. District authorities Machinery/vehicle Drainage No such illegal
shall seize all sump s/tools/sumps- Department activities spotted/
pumps, other pumps found on found during
machinery, tools, illegal mining spot inspections. Whenever
vehicles, etc. used is being seized by any illegal activities
for carrying out the Concerned are spotted/ found the
illegal sand mining. Authorities and FIR is lodged with
(Directions of handed over to Hon’ble NGT rules.
Hon'ble NGT in OA the Police
no. 360/2015 Administration. Regular activity
dated 26.02.2021)
8. Any penalty While examine the Drainage NGT guide lines
imposed or not by illegal mining spot Department 19/6/2020 are asked
concerned penalty imposed to Police officials to
Department to by the concern implement while
cover the department by doing FIR’s.
restoration cost of following the Regular activity
environment and proper guidelines
to compensate the laid by
victims. (Directions Govt./Hon'ble NGT
of Hon'ble NGT in from the land
OA no. 360/2015 owners and the
dated 26.02.2021) Machinery
owners.
9. Status of a detailed Mining work is Drainage Mining work is being
restoration plan for being done on Department done on basis of
the concerned basis of approved approved mining
river and its river mining scheme by scheme by including
beds. (Directions of including the the restoration plan
Hon'ble NGT in OA restoration plan in every year during
no. 360/2015 the mining plan flood/ Monsoon
dated 26.02.2021) which is season the river bed
recommended by mining sites get
Concerned Mining accomplished.
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Officer & Regular Activity
approved by State
Geologist, Pb.
10. Status of CCTV CCTV cameras has Drainage N.A. as no mine is

Cameras been installed at Department operational, recently
installation at mining points and CCTV were installed at
mining points to integrated with each mining site
verify the amount Govt. Web-Portal. whoes contract now
of sand extracted. has been terminated
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in OA
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
11. Status of regular Police patrolling is Police Regular checking are
patrolling by the being done on Department being done with Police
police to inspect regular basis. & revenue department
the mining and District level task
operations. force. Whenever any
(Directions of illegal activities are
Hon'ble NGT in OA spotted/ found the FIR
no. 360/2015 is lodged with Hon’ble
dated 26.02.2021) NGT rules.
Regular activity
12. Status of daily Regular checking’s Police Being followed
reports regarding and inspections Department &
mining to be filed are conducting for Drainage
by SHO/ Mining prevention of Department
officer to be sent illegal mining
to District activity in District
Magistrate. by the Special
(Directions of Flying squads time
Hon'ble NGT in OA to time and when
no. 360/2015 required & for
dated 26.02.2021) daily
patrolling/checkin
g and regular
checking’s the
report has been
sent to
DC/DM/DMO.
13. Status of vehicles In Compliance of the Police NGT guide lines
confiscation. Rules and Guidelines Department & 19/6/2020 are asked
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in OA laid down by State Drainage to Police officials to
no. 360/2015 Govt. & Hon'ble NGT Department implement while doing
dated 26.02.2021) Total 77 FIR's has FIR’s.
been lodged in Regular activity.
District Kapurthala
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and total 101 No's
Vehicles has been
impounded by the
Concerned Officials
during the period of
07/2018 to 07/2022
14. Status of setting up The process for Drainage Tender has been done,
of dedicated establishment of Department time of completion
institutional Monitoring 31.10.2023.
mechanism for System in the
monitoring of State by the Head
conditions of Office, Water
Environmental Resources
Clearance as Department, Pb.
granted under EIA Chandigarh is
Notification, 2006 under process,
in respect of sand Publication for
and gravel mining. tender has been
(Directions of done the Head
Hon'ble NGT in OA Office.
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
15. Necessary steps to District Drainage District Administration
be taken by Administration has Department has constituted District
District constituted Flying Level task force for
Administration for Squad Teams for regular checking’s and
the effective regular checking’s inspections for proper
monitoring and inspections monitoring the illegal
mechanisms for for proper mining activity in
preventive and monitoring the District Kapurthala.
remedial measures illegal mining Regular activity
including activity in District
surveillance system & Night Duty
for recovery of Roaster of Diff.
compensation. Department
(Directions of Official's has been
Hon'ble NGT in OA prepared for Night
no. 360/2015 time Inspection
dated 26.02.2021) has been prepared
on monthly basis
by District
Administration
Moreover, The
process for
establishment of
Monitoring
System in the
State by the Head
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Office, Water
Resources
Department, Pb.
Chandigarh.
16. Electronic The process for Drainage Tender has been done,
surveillance establishment of Department time of completion
through Monitoring 31.10.2023.
UAVs/Remote System (Electronic
Sensing is a good Surveillance
surveillance option through
especially in areas UAVs/Remote
where sand mafias Sensing) in the
are active. Night State by the Head
vision drones could Office, Water
be used for Resources
checking mining Department, Pb.
activity at night. Chandigarh is
(Directions of under process,
Hon'ble NGT in OA Publication for
no. 360/2015 tender has been
dated 26.02.2021) done the Head
Office.
17. Sensitive spots Police presence- Police No such spot has been
need to be both static Department found where on
identified and presence and regular basis illegal
police presence- dynamic patrolling mining activities are
both static is being done on being carried out.
presence and sensitive spots. Regular Activity
dynamic patrolling
needs to be beefed
up there. DMs /
SSPs be made
directly
responsible for
checking illegal
mining. (Directions
of Hon'ble NGT in
OA no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
18. Storage Godowns The storage Drainage No Stockyard is
should be at least 5 godowns/ stock Department available in district
kms away from the yards established Kapurthala
river bank. outside the river
Otherwise, illegal bank and
mining can be maximum storage
carried on under godowns more
the garb of storage than 5kms from
by the leaseholder the pit site, after
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himself. (Directions proper
of Hon'ble NGT in demarcation and
OA no. 360/2015 assessment of the
dated 26.02.2021) minor mineral
with the help of
revenue
department,
pillaring/ fencing
of the
storage/stock yard
is done on site and
enteries of that
storage/stock is
entered in Govt.
Portal. However,
during the
upcoming
moonsoon season
more effective
measures will be
taken up for
compliance of this
guideline.
19. Geo-fencing of Demarcation of Drainage No mine operational in
sites, their physical Mining lease has Department District Kapurthala.
demarcation, been carried out Geo-fencing of mining
allotment of geo- before granting site along with
coordinates to all the final approval allotment of geo
the pillars and their to the coordinates to all the
constant physical contractor/leasee pillars in river sand
inspection and and the same has mining shall be made
electronic been checked on before operational of
surveillance is a regular basis by sites
must to ensure concerned
that the mining Revenue
activity is as per Department in
the approved presence of
mining plan and no Mining and
illegal mining, pillaring is carried
detrimental to out on siteto
environment, is ensure that mining
going on. activity is as per
(Directions of the approved
Hon'ble NGT in OA mine plan.
no. 360/2015 however
dated 26.02.2021) geofencing of sites
has not been
carried out on site
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to ensure that
mining activity is
as per the
approved mine
plan. however no
mine is
operational in
Distt. Kapurthala.
20. There has to be a In State of Punjab, Drainage In State of Punjab, a
mechanism to a Govt. Web Portal Department Govt. Web Portal has
ensure that the has been been introduced for
actual mining introduced for the the transparent
activity conforms transparent function of extraction/
to the approved function of transportation/ sale of
Mining Plan and extraction/ minor mineral. In
the approved transportation/ which the record of
Environment sale of minor extraction is
Management Plan mineral. In which maintained and a
(EMP). Besides the the record of team of experts audits
statutory system of extraction is this system annually.
Departmental maintained and a To bring the
inspections, there team of experts transparency in
has to be a system audits this system system, each
of annual annually. To bring weightment slip
mandatory the transparency provided to the
Environmental in system, each transportor, contains a
Audit by experts. weightment slip QR Code & can be
Environment provided to the scanned by any
Department can transportor, smartphone available
empanel some contains a QR in market, to get the
experts/expert Code & can be desired information of
institutions with scanned by any the minor mineral.
standard TORs and smartphone Regular Activity
Remuneration available in
terms which could market, to get the
be utilized by the desired
Mines Department information of the
on a regular basis. minor mineral.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in OA
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
21. There has to be an At present stage Drainage 31.12.2021
effective no such problem Department
mechanism for or situation occurs
restoration of in District
environment in Kapurthala &
case of its during the mining
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degradation due to activity in
mining. A portion Agricultural/non
of the royalty could riverbed mine
be reserved for it area, the
as Environment plantation is being
Restoration Fund. carried out in the
The Environment land under the
Department can mine lease if it
empanel some belong to the
reputed state/central
institutions with Govt., & where-
standard terms for ever the land
preparing belongs to the
environmental private land
restoration plans owners the
which could be crops/farming is
used directly by being done by the
the Mining owners, so that
Department the land with
without the sandy strata is
arduous converted into the
formalities. fertile land by
(Directions of removing the sand
Hon'ble NGT in OA in such land.
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
22. States/UTs to The DSR of District Drainage Consultant has been
strictly follow the Kapurthala has Department hired for preparing
SSMG-2016 read already been fresh DSR as per
with EMGSM-2020 made. During the SSMG- 2016 read with
reinforced by action against EMGSM-2020
mechanism for illegal mining reinforced by
preparation of activity, if any type Mechanism (Directions
DSRs. (Directions of vehicle (Tractor of Hon'ble NGT in OA
of Hon'ble NGT in Trolley/Truck/Tipp no. 360/2015 dated
OA no. 360/2015 er/JCB/Poclain/ 26.02.2021)
dated 26.02.2021) other vehicle) got Regular Activity
impounded/seized
during the action,
after the proper
legal procedure
taken by the
concerned
department the
such vehicle is
released.
23. Annual reports on Needful will be Drainage 30.04.2022
the subject and done. Department
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such annual
reports may be
furnished to
MoEF& CC by 30th
April every year
giving status till
31st March. First
such report as on
31.03.2022 may be
filed with the
MoEF&CC by all he
States/UTs on or
before 30.04.2022.
(Directions of
Hon'ble NGT in OA
no. 360/2015
dated 26.02.2021)
c. Monitoring activities:
Sr. Action point Monitoring Gap and Action plan Responsible Timeline for
No activity agency
1 Area identified for River Bed Beas Water NA
mining like flood plain No mine allotted Resources
area / river/ any other Department
land form.
2 Existing Area where River Bed Water NA
mining is being done like Resources
flood plain area / river/ Department
any other land form
3 Proposed area where River Bed of Beas Water Area is being
mining is to be done like in Kapurthala Resources identified so it
flood plain area / river/ Jurisdiction. Department can be added in
any other land form DSR
4 Nos of mining sites 1 no. mine and 2 no Water NA as contract
allocated desilting site allotted Resources has been
to Block No.5. Department terminated
1. Safdarpur Sand
Mine
2. U/S Goindwal
Bridge at Village
Amritpur Desilting
Site
3. Mand Rampur
Desilting Site
(At present all not
operational)
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terminated by the
concerned Nodal
Officer cum DMO
Amritsar due to Non
payment of Due
Installments.
5 Staff strength of 1 DMO, 1 ADMO and Water Resources Till Posting
enforcement wing to 1 mining inspector Department
monitor mining sites. along with Police
Department and
Revenue Department.
6 Steps taken to avoid Over extraction of Water Resources Regular Activity
over extraction of sand sand is not allowed as Department
and indiscriminate sand per new Punjab govt.
mining web portal. If any
illegal mining comes in
the notice of the
department,
immediate action is
taken by the officials
by lodging FIR’s.
7 Demarcation of mining Demarcation done for Water Resources Activity
sites. all sites. Department Completed
8 GPS enabled vehicles Asked to contractor to Water Resources GPS is being
utilized for make sure that GPS Department been installed
transportation of mined should be installed in on vehicles.
material all vehicles that comes
to mining sites.
9 CCTV cameras at all the CCTV’s installed at Water Resources Activity
vulnerable points Mining sites. Department Completed
* Allowing one entry and one exit at each mining site and in case there is cluster of mining sites, one
entry and one exit gate may be provided for each cluster.
* Following sustainable sand mining guidelines, 2016 and enforcement and monitoring guidelines for
sand mining, 2020 by the Department of Mining.
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8.0 Noise Pollution Management Plan
a. Current Status
Details of Data Requirement Measurable Outcome

No. of noise measuring devices available with various agencies PPCB = 01
in district
Sr. Action points Gaps and Action Plan Responsible Timeline

No. agency
1. Availability of 01 noise level meter is Police
Sound/Noise Level available with PPCB in the Department 30.09.2022
Meters. district. /PPCB/ULBs.
one noise level meter should

Police
be available by each SHO and
Department
one by each MCs /NPs 31.12.2022
however currently no noise
meter is available with any
SHO / MC/NP -
2. AmbientNoiseLevel
monitoring. It will be done with co- Police Regular Activity
a. Near notified operation of Municipal Department/ULB
silience zone Corporation, Kapurthala.
Police
b. Checking of Continous exercise Department Regular Activity
pressure horns in
vehicles and
motorcycle for illegal
“Patakasiliencer’
3. Sign boards in Noise In Kapurthala city 30 no. of Municipal 30.06.2022
zones no horn sign boards have Corporation
been already fixed in front Kapurthala/Phag
of schools & hospitals &20 wara
no. more sign boards are
required.
4. Complaint redressing Public complaint redressal PPCB Activity
system system already established Completed
in the district.
Web link:
Annexure - A
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List of Nodal Officer of the Various StakeHolder Departments
Sr No. Name of the Department Nodal Officer Name Designation Mobile no.
1. Municipal Corporation, Phagwara Dr.Nayan PCS Commissioner 8000500003
2. Punjab Pollution Control Board Sh. Sandeep Bahl SEE 9878950518
3. Department of Rural Development Sh. Harjinder Singh DDPO 9501146000

and Panchayat
4. Jalandhar Development Authority, Sh. Yadwinder Singh XEN 9779918189

Jalandhar
5. Department of Water Resources & Sh. Harjot Singh XEN, Mining 9780092500
Drainage, Jalandhar Walia
6. Police Department Sh. Harpreet Singh SP Hqrs. Kapurthala 99153-55588
Benipal PPS
7. Agriculture Department, Kapurthala Sh. Balbir Chand CAO 9815836724
8. Department of Soil & Water Manpreet Singh SDO 9814770784
Conservation, Jalandhar
9. Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Sh. Rajwinder Gill SDE 7589200410
Board, Jalandhar
10. PSIEC, Jalandhar Sh. Kamaljit Singh SDE 9814256816
11. Municipal Corporation, Kapurthala Sh. Brij Mohan Executive Officer 9780413102
12. Nagar Panchayat, Bholath Sh. Vijay Dogra Executive Officer 9464677171
13. Nagar Panchayat, Begowal Sh. Vijay Dogra Executive Officer 9464677171
14. Nagar Panchayat, Nadala Sh. Brij Mohan Executive Officer 9780413102
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15. Nagar Panchayat, Dhilwan Sh. Brij Mohan Executive Officer 9780413102
16. Municipal Council, Sultanpur Lodhi Sh. Kamaljit Singh Executive Officer 9814322733
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PUNJAB PUNJAB POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

Sub Regarding Preparation & Submission of modified District Environment

It is intimated that earlier revised District Environment Plan (DEP) of

For Environmehtal Engineer

Ends. No.alg Dated..7i°

For Environmehtal Engineer

1. Solid Waste Management

3. Bio-Medical Waste Management

5. Air Quality Management

6. Water Quality Management

Other Thematic Areas

S No. Activity Decision during the current meeting

3. Capacity of proposed STP and timeline for their completion

S No. Activity Decision during the current meeting

The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair.

District Administration - Kapurthala

a) Main Kapurthala – Sultanpur Lodhi Portion:

b) Phagwara Tehsil or Block:

Sr. No. Tehsil Area (Km2) Population (2011) No.of Villages

1 Kapurthala 657 3,41,631 245

2 Phagwara 297 2,47,367 106

4 Bholath 235 1,04,354 100

MASTER PLAN OF VARIOUS TOWN: -

- HOLY BEIN / KALI BEIN

Drains entering into Holy Bein / Kali Bein are as under: -

 Availability of Water Resources

Geography & Demography

Kapurthala-Sultanpur Lodhi Region:

S.No. Title Data of District Kapurthala (in Hec)

S.No. Urban Local Bodies Population Solid Waste Generated(MT

S.No. No. of Village No. of Population Solid

b. Identification of Gaps and Action Plan:

II. MC Phagwara Achievement- To achieve 100% MC Phagwara 31.12.2022

VII. NP Dhilwan Achievement- To achieve 100% NP Dhilwan 31.12.2022

VIII. Villages of District Segregation Yet to prepare. DDPO Preparation of action

(i) Manual Sweeping

I. MC Kapurtala Achievement - Activities with regard to MC Kapurtala Regular activity

(i) 100%  100% D to D is  To maintain 100% D ULBs Regular activity

(ii) Arrangement  No. of Wards/  As per requirement, ULBs  Activity Completed

Village Panchayats Action plan is yet to be DDPO Preparation of action

DDPO Preparation of action

(ii) Bulk Required/Available Adequate MCs/NPs Activity Completed

5 Waste Treatment and Disposal

Villages Panchayat - Action Plan yet to be DDPO Preparation of action

VII. NP Dhilwan  Total legacy NP Dhilwan Assesment 30.06.2022

S. Estimated quantity of Plastic

2. Municipal Corporation Phagwara 1.0

3. Municipal Council Sultanpur Lodhi 0.2

4. Nagar Panchayat Bholath 0.1

5. Nagar Panchayat Begowal 0.2

6. Nagar Panchayat Nadala 0.1

7. Nagar Panchayat Dhilwan 0.1

S.No. Local Bodies Estimated quantity of Plastic Waste

(b) Identification of gaps and Action Plan:

Villages Action Plan is yet DDPO Preparation of

4. Awareness and No Gap Awareness is MCs/NPs Regular Activity

b. Identification of gaps and Action plan:

5. IEC on C&D waste No Gap Awareness is MCs/NPs Regular Activity

Inventory of BMW in the District Quantity

b. Identification of gaps and Actionplan:

2. Adequacy of Adequate -. PPCB Already

3. Tracking of BMW Bar code system Already in PPCB Regular

Details of Data Requirement Present Status