Pollution in Delhi !

Dear Vohra ji,

Its really a serious concern that at the end of the day there would only be a blame game and Delhites particularly senior citizens would be suffering / facing all these ordeals throughout their remaining life.

Thanks.

Yours faithfully,

M P Sharma
Mayur Vihar-1
Delhi-110091

Pollution in Delhi ?

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR CONCERN FOR POLLUTION WHO WILL CONTROLL THE POLLUTION. THERE IS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD OFFICE IN EAST ARJUN NAGAR AND YOU WILL BE SURPRISED THAT POLLUTION LEVEL AT ROAD OUTSIDE POLLUTION CONTROLL BOARD OFFICE FROM CHITRAKOOT T POINT TO KARKARDOOMA COURT ROAD IS HIGH. THERE IS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICE OFFICE AT THE SAME ROAD AND SANITATION CONDITION IS WORST ON THIS ROAD WHOM TO BLAME AND WHO WILL CLEAR THIS SANITATION CONDITION.

WITH REGARDS 

CHANDER MOHAN

WHO praises Delhi govt for curbing pollution

The city got a figurative pat on the back from the World Health Organization (WHO) in its report praising the government’s effort in combating pollution and making the environs citizen friendly.

WHO REPORT
The report 'The urban environment and health: Delhi stands up to the challenge' praises the introduction of CNG for running commercial transport vehicles.

While the early results of switch to CNG were encouraging, the levels of respirable particulate matter went up by 40 per cent in 2009. The report does not blame the government but points out at the increased number of vehicles, which went up from 3.6 million 2001 to 4.8 million in 2006.

Even as officials discussed unplanned urbanisation as a challenge for public health on World Health Day, they appreciated Delhi's efforts in building its infrastructure, thanks to the upcoming Commonwealth Games. The officials did not shy away from defending the increase in pollution levels saying it was 'temporary.'

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Protest Against Public nuisance caused by public sector offices

Large generators say above 20KW OF VINTAGE CATEGORY ARE NOT ONLY ELECTRICITY GENRATORS but are POLLUTION GENERATOR and NOISE GENERATOR also. I know at my cost.

State Bank of India branch has been functioning in A-61 Madhuvan (near preet vihar) new delhi 110092. We are staying just near rear side of above house. The electric connection to above said bank had been provided about five years earlier, by stringing service cable from the pole in front of house number 67. Elecricity to all houses of Madhuvan located along Nagraj Muni Marg has been provided from front side from LT LINE meant for only these houses. In fact to house number 61 from where state bank is functioning had earlier been connected to above front side LT FEEDER.

But when bank branch was established the feeding point was changed causing very low voltage and voltage fluctuation to our houses. We had protested in writing and i as an honorary secretary of Delhi officers Co..op House Building Society Ltd had brought on record this illegality. My complaint was duly acknowledged and forwarded to chief engineer Karkar Dooma BSES YAMUNA power ltd...but it remains pending till today.

The generatior has been installed on rear side of above building . This is a generator which generates not only electricity but is generating gaseous fumes and Noise which is un bearable.
The requests to manager a couple of times did not bring any result.

Now i as VICE PRESIDENT OF MRWA have taken up this issue with honourable Lt. Governor DELHI. My humble request is that in case public sector units create such situations, never suffer in silence. Go on contesting and sharing with all of us..so that authorities wake up.

KK GHEI
VICE PRESIDENT MRWA
A-78 MADHUVAN NEW DELHI 110092

Ban On New Projects In Highly Polluted Industrial Areas In Delhi, Some Put On Hold In UP

Delhi government has put new projects and those on expansion on hold till August in highly polluted industrial areas after an environmental assessment of such clusters by the Central Pollution Control Board and IIT found immense air, water and land pollution.

"The environment ministry in January had asked us to impose a moratorium in the Nazafgarh drain basin, identifying it as a critically polluted area based on Comprehensive Environmental Pollution Index (CEPI)," a senior Delhi government official said today.

The moratorium is also imposed on industrial clusters in Anand Parvat, Naraina, Okhala and Wazirpur which lie on the Nazafgarh drain basin and have exhausted their environmental capacity over the years.

The environment assessment of the industrial clusters by the CPCB and IIT, Delhi had found that of the 88 most-polluting industrial clusters, 43 had reached an upper limit in terms of air, water and land pollution.

Till the moratorium is in place, the environment ministry assisted by CPCB and local bodies will frame a guideline to improve the conditions in the clusters.

Similarly, construction and expansion in at least 22 industrial clusters in Ghaziabad and six in Noida in Uttar Pradesh has also been put on hold as they have been identified as critically polluted clusters, a senior environment official added.

Noida Phase I, II, III in Noida and Mohan Nagar, Rajinder Nagar, Kavi Nagar, Loni, Roop Nagar and Bulandshahar Road industrial areas are some of the clusters where further expansion has been banned.

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with thanks : source : Times of India

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