50% of U.P. industries flout norms: report on Ganga pollution

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In July 2022, the Allahabad High Court directed the CPCB to trial  samples from industries successful  U.P.

In July 2022, the Allahabad High Court directed the CPCB to trial samples from industries successful U.P. | Photo Credit: File photo

In its caller study submitted to the National Green Tribunal, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) stated that implicit 50% of the “operational” Grossly Polluting Industries (GPIs) located crossed the districts successful Uttar Pradesh were not successful compliance with the government-stipulated contamination norms.

In July 2022, the Allahabad High Court directed the CPCB to trial samples from industries successful U.P. 

In compliance with the order, the committee past formed 50 teams and undertook a astonishment inspection of 1,370 GPIs, 36 sewage attraction plants (STPs) and 8 effluent attraction plants (ETPs) successful the State, arsenic per the study submitted successful narration to an ongoing lawsuit connected Ganga pollution.

Inspection reports

“Total of 1,370 inspection reports of GPIs (including 858 operational units and 512 non-operational units) person been prepared. Of the 858 operational GP1s, 415 were recovered complying and 443 are non-compliant with the norms,” the CPCB study dated September 17 read. It besides mentioned that, of the 512 non-operational units, 8 ETPs were recovered to beryllium operational.

GPIs are industries that discharge effluents into a watercourse and grip hazardous substances oregon effluents with a Biochemical Oxygen Demand load of 100 Kg per time oregon more, arsenic per the CPCB.

Published - September 26, 2025 01:42 americium IST

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