EGARDEN SILK MILLS LIMITED

DC / GSML / EC I8-I9 / I8

The DirectorMinistry of Environment & ForestRegional Office, Western Region,Kendriya Paryavaran Bhavan,Link Road No,: O3,Ravi Shanka r Nagar,Bhopal - 452 016 (MP)

REF: 1. MINISTRY'S LETTER NO. J-11011/ 1O4a / 2OO7-IA II (I), DATED:07 /04 /oa AND AMENDMENTS2. MTNTSTRY'S LETTER NO. J-11011/124/2OO9-[A II (r), DATED:LO / 06 / 09 AND AMENDMENTS3. MTNTSTRY'S LETTER NO. r-11O11/6 24 / 2OtO-rA rr (r), DATED:LOIOs/13

Dear Sir,

With reference to the Environmental Clearance obtained from MoEF vide letter dated:07/04/2008, 70/06/2009 and fo/05/20t3 we are hereby enclosing the six monthlyCompliance Report (1't April 2018 to 3oth September 2018) of Environmental Clearanceissued to us.

I hope that you will find it in order and do the needful.

Thanking You

Yours Fa ithfully,

For Garden Silk Mills LimitedC.P. Division Jolwa - GPCB lD : 20700

GESH C. PAPATYA(ExEcurrvE)

Copy to: The Member SecretaryGuja rat Pollution Control BoardPa ryava ra n Bhavan,Sector: 10 - AGandhinagar - 382 O43

q/"r/a44listered gffice : Tulsi Krupa Aicade, Puna-(umbharia Road, l)umbhal , Surat - 395 010. Phone : (0261) 2311197'98, 2311513/615 Fax : (0261) 2311029,502

Mumbai orice: manek Malral. 90 Veer Nariman Road, Mumbai - 400 020. Phone : (022) 22873117'19,2204647 3, 22040895 Fax : (022) 22048112

Clll : t17111GJl979P1C003463 I Website : www.gadenvareli.som

November 30, 2018GPCB ID:20700

SUB; COMPLIANCE TO ENVIRONMENT CLEARANCE TO EXPANSION OFPRODUCTION PLANT AND POWER PLANT AT SURAT BY M/s. GARDEN SILKMILLS LTD FOR THE TERM lst APRIL 2018 TO 3othSEPTEMBER 201A.

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COMPLIANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE MINISTRY'S LETTER NO.:J-LLOLL / LO4A/ 2007-IA II (I), DATEDt 07 /O4/2OOA

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The l,linistry of Environment and Forests has examinedthe proposal and noted that the proposal is forenvironmental clearance for expansion of PolyesterChips and Polyester Filament Yarn Production Plant atVillage Jolwa, Palsana Taluka, Surat, Gujarat by M,/s.Garden Silk Mills Ltd. The cost of the project is Rs. 365Crores. The unit has green belt in 8,OOO m2 and hasproposed additional green belt in 4,500 m2. The unitwill install a natural gas based Captive Power Plant of8.4 MW. In case of non availability of the gas, furnaceoil may be used as fuel. The detajls of existing andproposed products and their capacities are as gjvenbelow:

Prod uctio n ca MTAcs.No.

Name ofrod u cts Existin Pro osed Total

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chi sPolyester 1,55,000 2,37 ,600 3,92,600

PolyesterFilament Yarn

Pa rtiallyOriented Yarn

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6.74 4.4 L5.74

We have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7 ) / rD _207 0o / 360ee s,dated 28/06/20!6, validup to 37/ L2/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Pla nt( 18 MW) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-8630/ rD _207 00 / 102858 ,dated 25th )anuary 2072.CC&A Amendment forProduct l4ix was o btainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(s)/ rD 207OO/120135 dated 1st Aug2012.CC&A amendmenl fot 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-e63 (7 ) / rO _207 00 / 2 1204sdated 3'd May 2074.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Production details are asAnnexure ff.

The total water requirement after expansion will be7,083 KLD and will be sourced from own bore well.Total waste water generation will be 2,849 KLD whichshall be treated and discharged into the KadodaraKhadi through own 1 km pipe line. The unit has twoETP'S and proposes to install one new ETP.

The water requirement &waste water generatjon iswithin permissible limits.Treated effluent isdischarged into theKadodara Khadj through aclosed RCC pipeline of 1.7km.

4 The project activity is listed at S. N. 5 (d & c) undercategory 'A' and was considered and appraised at

of EIA Notification 2006.center level as ara 7 I5 The Ministry of Environment and Forest hereby

accords environmental clearance to the above projectunder the provisions of EIA Notification dated 14thSeptember, 2006 subject to compliance of the

cific and eneral conditions.followinA SPECIFIC CONDITIONSi) The company shall install full-fledged ETP to comply

with the GPCB norm for discharge of effluent into seaand all necessary clearances shall be obtained.

In our premises fuli-fled9ed ETP was installedto bring GPCB prescribednorms. Analysis report areenclosed as Refer

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effluent and shall carry out the bioassay test bycollecting the treated effluent into the guard pondbefore discharging into Khadi. The reports shall besubmitted to CPCB and Ministry's Regional Office atBho al.

Refer Annexure III

iii) The water consumption shall not exceed 7,083 KLDand waste water generation shall not exceed 2,849KLD. The company shall install the waste watermonitoring facility and records shall be maintained.

The water requirement &waste water generation iswithin permissible limits.Consu mption andgeneration are enclosed inAnnexure fV.

iv) The company shall obtain for drawl of ground waterfrom the Central Ground Water Authority/CentralGround Water Board and copy shall be submitted tothe Ministry's Regional Office.

We use water fromexasting bore wells as wellas from canal. Permissionobtained from CGWA andirrigatjon department forindustrial use is attachedas Annexure V

v) The company shall run the power plant only with gasas a fuel and only in case of non-availability of naturalgas furnace oil shall be used only such period whennatural gas is not available. During use of furnace oilas fuel the company shall ensure the emission of SO2as per the norms prescribed by the SPCB and heightof the stacks shall be as per CPCB norms of SO2emission.

Stack I\4onitoring resultsare attached asAnnexure VI

vi) The company shall provide the monitoringarrangement with the stack and regular monitoringshall be carried out and reports submitted to theSPCB, CPCB and Ministry's Regional Office at Bhopal.

Monito ring arrangement isprovided with. Monitoringresu lts are attached asAnnexure VI

vii) The project authority shall obtain the membership ofTSDF within three months for disposal of solid andhazardous waste and copy of the same shall besubmitted to the Ministry and Ministry's RegionalOffice at Bhopal. The company shall maintain validmember shi

l,lembersh jp certificate ofTSDF of M/s. BEIL areobtained a lready.Annexure fX.

viii) The company shall develop 12,500 sq. m. out of thetotal area as green belt as per the CPCB guidelines tomitigate the effect of fugitive emissions.

I Requrred plantation hasbeen co mpleted in around28000 sq. m. of areawithin our premises. Weare maintaining theplantation.

ix) Occupational health surveillance of the workers shallbe done on a regular basis and records maintained asper the Factories Act.

Regular occupatio nalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

x) The company shall make arrangement for protectionof possible fire hazards during manufacturing processin material handling.

I Proper arrangements forfire , hazards durinqmanufacturing processand material ha ndlinghave been provided.Also have updated On -siteemeTqencv Dlan. i

GENERAL CONOITIONSB.

The project authorities shall strictly adherestipulations of the SPCB/state governmentstatutory body.

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No further expansion or modifications in the plant shallbe carried out without prior approval of the 14inistry ofEnvironment and Forests. In case of deviations oralterations jn the project proposal form thosesubmitted to this Ministry for clearance, a freshreference shall be made to the f,linistry to assess theadequacy of condition imposed and to add additionalenvironmental if anrotection measures uired

No fu rther expansion ormodifications in the plantwill be carried out withoutprior approval of theM jnistry of E nvjronmentand Forests

l The project authorities shall strictly comply with therules and regulation under Manufacture, Storage andImport of Hazardous Chemicals Rules, 1989 asamended Authorization from the SPCB shall beobtained for collection, treatment, storage anddisposal of hazardous wastes.

We will comply with therules and regulation underManufacture, Storage andImport of H azardousChemicals Ru les, 1989 asamended. Waste is sendto GPCB authorizedvendor. Six mo nthly solidwaste generation detailsenclosed in AnnexureVIII

IV Ambient air quality monitoring stations be set up inthe downwind direction as well as where maximumground level concentration are antjcipated inconsultation with the State Pollution Control Board.

l.4onitoring results areattached as Annexure X

For control process emissions stacks of appropriateheight as per the Central Pollution Control Boardguidelines shall be provided.

Adequate stack height hasbeen provided.Stack analysis Tesults areenclosed in Annexure VI

VI The company shall undertake following WasteM inimization measures; -. Meeting of quantities of active ingredients to

minimize waste.. Re-use of by-products from the process as rawmaterials or as raw material substitutes in otherprocesses.. Maximizingrecoveries. Use of automated material transfer system tominimize spillage.. Use of "Closed Feed" system into batchreactors.

Maximum time packin gmaterials are recovered.Waste MEG frompolymerization is recycledback in processPTA powder du ringu n packing are used back.Polyester melt & polyesterchips are pneu maticallyconveyed.Additionally 3'd chipper isinstalled at CP-1l2 tomtnrmlze ol mer waste

v The project authorized must strictly comply with therules and regulations with regard to handllng anddisposal of hazardous wastes in accordance with theHazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules,2003. Authorization form the SPCB shall be obtainedfor collections/treatment/storage/disposal ofhazardous wastes.

v t The overall Noise levels in and around the plant area,shall be kept well within the standards (85 dBA) byproviding noise control measures including acoustichoods, Silencers, enclosures etc. on all sources ofnoise generation. The ambient noise levels shallconform to the standards prescrlbed underEnvironmental (Protection) Act, 1986 Rules, 1989 viz.75 dBA ht timeda nttime and 70 dBA

Monito ring report areenclosed as Annexure XI

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ix. A separate Environmental Management Cell equippedwith full fledged laboratory facilities shall be set up tocarry out the Environmental management andmonitorinq functions.

Sepdrate Environ mentManagement CeIl isalready present. ReferAnnexure XIII

X Financial provisions should be made in the budget ofthe project for implementation of the above suggestedenvironmental safeguards. Fund so earmarked shallnot be diverted for any other purposes.

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The project authorities shall provide rainwaterharvesting system and ground water recharge.

Two recharge wells areprovided for rainwaterharvesting system andqround water recharq e.

xI The implementation of the project vis-a-visenvironmental action plans shall be monitored byMinlstry's Regional Office / SPCB / CPCB. A sixmonthly compliance status report shall he submittedto monitoring agencies.

Regular compliance statusare sent to concernauthorities.

xrll The project proponent shall inform the public that theproject has been accorded environmental clearanceby the Ministry and copies of the clearance letter areavailable with the SPCB and may also be seen atWebsite of the Ministry at htto://envfor.nic.ln. Thisshall be advertised within seven days from the dateof issue of the clearance letter, at least in two-localnewspapers that are widely circulated in the region ofwhich one shall be in the vernacular language of thelocality concerned and. a copy of the same shall beforwarded to the Mlnis ,S R ional OFfice

Complied.Already advertisement hasbeen given in localn ewspa p er.

xtv The project authorities shall inform the Regional Officeas well as the Ministry, the date of financial closureand final approval of the project by the concernedauthorities and the date/of start of the pro'iect.

Complied.Details a'ready su bm itted

6 The Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance, iflmplementation of any of the above conditions is notsatisfactory.

Agreed

The Ministry reserves the right to stipulate additionalconditions, iffound necessary. The company in a timebound manner shall implement these conditions.

The conditions arecomplied and acco rdinglyreport js su bmitted.

B I Any appeal against this environmental clearance shaillie with the National Environmental AppellateAuthority, if preferred within a period of 30 days asprescribed under section 11 of the NationalEnvjronment Appellate Authority Act, 1997.

Point is noted.

9 The above conditions will be enforced, inter-alia underthe provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control ofPollutlon) Act 1-974, Air (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act, 1981, the Environment (Protection),1986/ Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling)Rules, 2003 and the Public Liability Insurance Act,1991 alon with their amendments and rules.

Point is noted.

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COMPLIANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE CORRIGENDUM MINISTRY'SLETTER NO.: F. No. J-11O11/1O48/2OO7-IA-U (I), DATED: April 25, 2OO8

1"'ApRrL 2018- 3oth sEpTEMBER 2018

We have obtainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA SRT'863(7 ) / to _207 00 / 36099s,dated 28/0612076, validup to 37/ 72/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoai based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID 20700/102858, dated25th January 20 12.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRr-863(s)/ tD_2o700/120135 dated 1't Aug2012.CC&A amendment for 21MW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 )/ rD _207 00 / 212045dated 3'd May 2A14.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent,Production details are asAnnexure II.

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1 This is in continuation of this Ministry's earlier letterof even No. dated 7th April. 2008. The matter wasre-examined with respect to capacity of existingcaptive power plants for which representation madeby you to the 14inistry. In view of representation thedetails of existing and proposed product/facilitiesmentioned in para 2 of environmental clearance

Production Ca pacity (MTA)sNo.

Name ofProducts Existing Proposed Tota I

1 PolyesterChips

1,5 5,000 2,37,600 3,92,600

PolyesterFilament YarnPartiallyOriented Yarn

61,0 00 29,600 9 0,60 0

19,90 0 19,900

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Fully DrawnYarn

3 By-Products-DegradedPolymer(Oliqomer)

72 15 27

4 Captive PowerPlant (f4W) 6.7 4 8.4 15. 14

shall be re aced as follows

2 All the specific and general conditions stipulated inenvironmental dearance order dated April 7, 2008shall remain the same.

3 This Ietter shall be kept attached with the originalclearance Ietter

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Your letter no.: nil dated: 23requesting for change in fuel in heaters from gas/FObased to coal based heaters and subsequentcommunication vide your letter dated: 11th

September,2008

December 2008.Complied.we have receivedgranted CC&A videletter no.:GPCB/CCA/SRT - 863(2)/77154, dated:07 /08/09

1 -6e tainistry has examined the request and nocompany is proposing 2 nos. of Coal based heaters inaddition to existing gas based heater facility in theproposed expansion project of polyester chips andpolyester Filament yarn at village Jolwa, TalukaPalsana in district Surat in Gujarat by M/s. GardenSilk Mills Ltd.

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2 The matter was discussed in 89Expert Appraisal Committee (industry) Meeting heldduring 22'd and 23'd December, 2008. The Committeehas recommended for no objection subject to that"The company shall install the ESP with the coal fjredboiler to keep the emission of particulates within 100

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Complied.To keep emissio n ofparticulates within limitESP for coal fired boiierhas been installed.

3 The above recommendatlon of the Expert ApprajsalCommittee has been accepted as such for installationof 2 nos. of coal based heaters subject to thecondition mentioned above and the norms asspecified in the environmental clearance letter issuedvide No. J-l 707 l/ 7O4B/2007 -IA-I!(I) dated April 7,2008.

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The Ministry of Environment and Forests hasexamined your application. It is noted that M/s.Garden Silk Mills Ltd. have proposed for expansionof Polyester Chips and Polyester Filament Yarnmanufacturing unit at Village: Jolwa, Tal.: Palsana,Dist.: Surat in Gujarat. Production capacity ofPolyester Chips will increase from 3, 92,600 MTPAto 5, 45,600 MTPA fully drawn yarn from 19,900MTPA to 23,000 MTPA. The Ministry has earlieraccorded Environmental Clearance for the existingcapacity on 7th April, 2008. The productioncapacity of polyester oriented yarn will be same as90,600 MTPA. Capacity of by-products DegradedPolymers (Oligomer) will increase from 27 IVITPA to39 MTPA. The Captive Power generation of exjstingand proposed plant will be 6.74 MW x 2 Nos., 8.4IvlW x 1 No. and 18 MW x 1 No.; 10.5 MW x 1 No.respectively. Out of total proposed polyester chips,23,000 MTPA will be produced by uslnq theexisting manufacturing facilities. Similarly, 3,100MTPA of fully drawn yarn will be produced by usingthe existing manufacturing facilities. No eco-sensitive areas are located within 10 km radius ofthe plant. The proposed expansion will be withinthe existing unit having land area of 20 acres.Cost of the project is 13,275.00 lacs.

863(7 )/ tD _207 OO / 360995,dated 28/06/2OL6, validup lo 3L/L2/202O.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant( 18 N1W) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-

ID_2070O/IO2B5B, dated25th January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct lvlix was o btainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRr-863(s)/ rD_20700/120135 dated 1't Aug2072.CC&A amendment for 2lMW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 )/ rD _207OO/ 2t2045dated 3'd May 2074.Annexur€-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Production details are asAnnexure II-

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Water is being used fromexisting bore wells as wellas from canal.The final treated effluentis sent to Kadodara Khadias per prescribed norms ofGPCB. Analysis report forraw and treated effluentand ETP sludge is enclosedas Annexure III.

3 It is noted that the water requirement will jncreasefrcm 7,753 m3ld to 8,828 m3ld which will besourced from the ground water source, The wastewater generation will be 3,523.8 m3/day. Thedomestic effluent will be disposed through septictank followed by soak pit. The industrial wastewater will be treated in the modified effluenttreatment plant. The company has existingeffluent treatment plant for primary, secondaryinvolving two stage activated sludge process andtertiary treatment facility. The company willprovide additional primary and secondarytreatment to the existing treatment facility fortreatment of additional effluent. The final treatedeffluent as per the prescribed norms ofGPCB/CPCB will be sent to Kadodara Khadithrough own existing pipeljne that finally meetsthe Arabian Sea.

We have obtainedconsolidated con sentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7 )/tD _207 00 1 36A99s,dated 28/06/2076 valid

4 Power requirement will be met through CaptivePower Plant. One coal based boiler 90 TPH ofcapacity, one fuel oil fired thermic fluid heatingsystem of 40 Kcal/capacity and one FO engine hasbeen installed. Fuel for the boiler would be 2BB-

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360 MTPD of imported/Indian coal and 78 TPD offurnace oil for fuel oil engine and heat transferfluid system (3 heaters). About 0.34 I4TPD oflubricant oil will be used as fuel.

5 To control the particulate emissions from the coalfired boiler, electrostatic precipitators with stackheight of 90 meter is proposed. Stack height of 60meter is proposed for FO engine and stack heightof 52 meter for Heat Transfer Fluid (common stackfor 3 heaters) for dispersion of gaseous emission.To control the fugitive emission, all processpumps, reactors and treatment vessels would havemechanical seals. To strip off gases, strippercolumns and off gas treatment tower will beprovided. Fly ash conveyers from ESP hopper tosilos would be totall

l4onitoring copy isenclosed here with asAnnexure VIAPC system and Adeq uatestack height has beenprovided.Monitoring results forfugitive emission(workplace ambient air)are enclosed in Annexurevu

6 Solid waste generation will be in the form oflubricant oil (1,050 t\4TlYear existing and 0.5Mf/Yeat, proposed) and HFO sludge (7.2 MT/Year,proposed) will be sold MoEF authorizedreprocessors. Catalyst drum lot or additive drum(220 Nos./l'lonth, existing and 140 Nos./Month,proposed) and PP liner lot (150 kglmonth, existinqand 4.5 MT/M, proposed) will be sold to GPCBauthorized vendors. ETP sludge (10.55 MTIMexisting and 2.5 Mf/M proposed) will be disposedat l4ls. NEPL (Naroda Enviro Projects Ltd.).Polymer waste (5.5 Mf/14 existing and 40 Mf /M,proposed). Chip waste (69 MT/M, existing and 6MT/M, proposed), sweeping PTA waste lot (12[4TlM, existing and 10 MT/M proposed), FDY-waste (17.5 MT/M, existing) and PoY-waste (13.2MT/M, existing) will be sold to actual end users.The quantity of the polymer waste may be varyingdue to power failure and break down. Ash (9 MTPDexisting and 38-60 MTPD, proposed) will be sold toend-user like RMC (Ready lYix Concrete) plantoperators, brick manufacturers, concrete blockmanufacturers and cement manufacturers etc.

Our total hazardous/solidwaste are sent to TSDF oflvl/s. BEIL, An kleshwar,Membersh ip certificateenclosed in Annexure fXDiscarded containers will

. be sold to GPCBauthorized Vendors.Polymer waste, Chipwaste, Sweeping PTAwaste lot, FDY-waste andPoY-waste will be sold toactual end users,Fly Ash sold to end-userlike RMC (Ready MixConcrete) plant operators& cement manufacturersetc. last six months Solidwaste generation ReferAnnexure VfII

7 The Petrochemical based processing units arelisted at Serial No. 5(e) of schedule of EIA

up to 31,/ 72/2020.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863 (s)/ID_20700/102858, dated25th January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB Ietter no. CCA-sRT-863(s)/ [D_2o7oo/120135 dated 1't Aug2012.CC&A amendment for 27l4W power plant vid eletter no GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(7 )/ tD _2O7 0O / 2t204sdated 3'd N.la 2074

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"B" category depending upon the ,ocation of theplant outside or jnside the notjfied industrjal area.In the instant case the unit is located outside thenotified industrial area, hence it is "A' Categoryproject. The Expert Appraisal Committee (l)considered the project in its 93'd meeting held on14-16th April, 2009 and committee recommendedthe proposal for grant of environmental clearanceas per para 7(ii) of EIA Notification, 2006exem u blic hearintin ect fromthe TO

Based on the information submitted by the projectproponent/ the Ministry Environment and Forestshereby accords environmental clearance to aboveproject under the provisions of EIA Notification,dated 14th September 2006 subject to thecompliance of the following Specific and GeneralConditions.

A SPECIFIC CONDITIONS :i) The company shall install fullJledged ETP to

comply with the GPCB norm for discharge ofeffluent into sea and all necessary clearances shallalso be obtained. The company shall construct aguard pond for treated effluent and shall carry outthe bioassay test by collecting the treated effluentinto the guard pond before discharging into Khadi,The reports shall be submitted to CPCB and14 in is al,'s Re ional Office at Bho

To bring GPCB prescribednorm Full-fledged ETP areinstalled in our prem ises,A guard pond has beenalready constructed fortreated eFfluent. Ana lysisreport by third party ,senclosed as ReferAnnexure III

ii) The water consumption shall not exceed 8,828m3ld and waste water generation shall not exceed3,523 m3/d. The company shall install the wastewater monitoring facility and records shall bemaintained.

Water consumption isalways below or equal asper given limits from theboard, Water consumptionand waste watergeneration of last sixmonths are enclosed inAnnexure IV

iii) The company shall obtain permission for drawl ofground water from the Central Ground WaterAutho rity/cen tral Ground Water Board as may beapplicable and copy shall be submitted to theMinistry's Regional Office.

We have already obtajnedpermission from Irrigationdepartment to take waterfor industrial use, havingcapacity of L,438 Kl/Dayand also o btainedpermission from CGWAenclosed in Annexure V.Monitoring and analysisreport of water quality instudTo control emissionadequate stack height areprovided and electrostaticprecipitators are installed.We ensure you that ournorms will not beincreased th en the GPCBprescribed norms,Monitoring results reportsenclosed in Annexure VL

iv) Particulate emissions from the coal fired boiler andcoal fired heaters shall be controlled by installationof electrostatic precipitators and emissions shall bedispersed through stack of adequate height as perCPCB standards. During use of furnace oil as fuelthe company shall ensure the emission of SO2 asper the norms prescribed by the SPCB and heightof the stacks shall be as per CPCB norms. Thecompany shall provide the monitoring agreementwith the stack and regular monitoring shall be

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CPCB and Mini 'sR ional Office at Bho av) The proponent shall upload the status of

compliance of the stipulated environmentalclearance conditions, jncluding results ofmonitored data on their website and shall updatethe same periodically. It shall simultaneously besent to the Regional Office of lvloEF, the respectiveZonal Office of CPCB and the State PollutionControl Board. The pollutant levels namely, SPM,RSPM, SO2, NOx (ambjent levels as well as stackemissions) shall be monitored and displayed at aconvenient location near the main gate of thecom u blic domain.an in the

We will regularly updateit. Monitoring details areas Annexure VI & VII

vi) Fugitive emissions in the work zone envjronment,product, and raw material storage area shall beregularly monitored. The emissions shall confirmto the limits im osed SPCB

Point is noted. Please referAnnexure VIf

vii) The project authorities shall strictly comply withthe rules and regulation and guidelines underManufacture, Storage and Import of HazardousChemicals Rules 1989 as amended Authorizationfrom the SPCB shall be obtained for collection,treatment, storage and disposal of hazardouswastes.

The rules and reg u lationand guidelines underManufacture, Storage andImport of HazardousChemicals Rules 1989 asamended Authorizationfrom the SPCB areobtained for collection,treatment, storage anddisposal of hazardouswastes.Details of last six monthshazardous waste areattached in AnnexureVIII

The project authority shall obtain the membershipof TSDF within three months for disposal of solidand hazardous waste and copy of the same shallbe submitted to the Ministry and Ministry'sRegional Office at Bhopal. The company shallmaintain valid member shi

We have already obtainedmembership of TSDF ofNl/s. BEIL, Ankleshwar forthe disposal of Solid/Hazardous waste detailsattached in Annexure IX

ix) The company shall develop 12,500 sq. m. out ofthe total area as green belt as per the CPCBguidelines to mltigate the effect of fugitiveemissions.

We have co mpleted thePlantation required inaround 28000 sq. m, ofarea within our premises.We are maintaining the

lantation.Occupational health surveillance of theshall be done on a regular basis andmaintained as per the Factories Act.

workersrecords

Regu lar medical check- uphas been carried out forworkers and records aremaintained

xi) The company shall make arrangement forprotection of possible fire hazards duringmanufacturing process in material handling.

We have provided properarrangement for firehazards du ringmanufacturing process inmaterial handling andhave updated the On-siteeme en la n.

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stipulations made by the SPCB/state governmentor any statutory body.

ii) No further expansion or modifications in the plantshall be carried out without prior approval of theMinistry of Envjronment and Forests. In case ofdevjations or alterations in the project proposalfrom those submitted to this Minjstry forclearance, a fresh reference shall be made to theMinistry to assess the adequacy of conditionsimposed and to add additional environmentalprotection measures required. If any.

No further expansion ormodification s in the plantwill be carried out withoutptiot approval of theMinistry of E nviron mentand ForestsWe have o btainedconsolidated consentorder no CCA-SRT-863(7 )/ rD _207 00 / 360995,dated 28/0612076, validup to 3t/!2/2020.CC&"A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 l4W) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-

ID_20700/102858, dated25th January 2012.CC&A Amendment forProduct Mix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(5)/ tD 20700/12013 5 dated 1't Aug2072.CC&A amendment for 2LMW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRI-863 (7 ) / tD _207 00 / 2 L 204sdated 3'd Ma 2014

iii) At no time, the emissions shall exceed theprescribed limits. In the event of failure of anypollution control system adopted by the unit, theunit shall be jmmediately put out of operation andshall not be restated until the desired efficiencyhas been achieved.

iv) The gaseous emissions (NOx, SO2 and SPM) andParticulate matter along with RSPM levels fromvarious process units shall conform to thestandards prescribed by the concerned authoritiesfrom time to time. At no time, the emission levelsshall go beyond the stipulated standards. In theevent of failure of pollution control systems(s)adopted by the unit, the respective to achieve thedesired efficiency. Stack monitorlng for SO2, NOxand SPM shall be carried.

We ensure that in theevent of failure of anypollution control systemadopted by the unit, theunit will be immediately

Stack Monitoring resultsreports enclosed inAnnexure VI

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v) The gaseous emissions (NOx, SO2 and SPM) andParticulate matter along with RSPM levels fromvarious process units shall conform to thestandards prescribed by the concerned authoritiesfrom time to time. At no time, the emission levelsshall go beyond the stipulated standards. In theevent of failure of pollution control systems(s)ado ective unit shall notted the unit the res

We have providedadequate stack height tocontrol process emission.Stack monito ring detailsas Annexure VI

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be restarted until the control measures arerectified to achieve the desired efficiency. Stackmonitoring for SO2, NOx and SPlvl shall be carried.The locations of ambient air quality monitorinqstations shall be decided in consultation with theState Pollution Control Board (SPCB) and it shalibe ensured that at least one stations is installed inthe up wind and downwind direction as well aswhere maximum ground level concentrations area ntici ated

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vii) The Overall noise levels in and around the plantarea shall be kept well within the standards byproviding noase control measures includingacoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures etc. on allsources of noise generation, The ambient noiselevels shall conform to the standards prescribedunder Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Rules,1989 viz. 75 dbA (day time) and 70 dBA (nighttime

viii) The prolect proponent shall also comply with allthe environment protection measures andsafeguards proposed in the project reportsubmitted to the Ministry. All therecommendations made in respect ofenvironmental management measures projectshall be implemented.

Complying with all theenvironment protectionmeasures and safeguards.All the recommendationsmade in respect ofenviron mentalmana9ement measuresproject shall beimplemented.

The company will undertake all relevant measuresfor improving the Socioeconomic conditions of thesurroundlng area CSR activates will be undertakenby involvinq local villaqes and administration.

CSR activities are carriedout and are Complied.

x) The company shall undertake eco-developmentalmeasures including community welfare measuresin the project area for the overall improvement ofthe environment.

For eco -developmentalmeasures communitywelfare measures in theproject area for the overallimprovement of theenvironment areu n dertaken.

xi) A separate Environmental Management Cellequipped with full fledged laboratory facilities shallbe set up carry out the Environmental14anagement and l,lonitorinq functions.

Separate environ mentmanagement cell areprovided.

xii) The a project authorities shall earmark adequatefunds to implement the conditions stipulated bythe Ministry of Environment and Forests as well asthe State Government along with the implantationschedule for all the conditions stipulated herein.The funds so provided shall not be diverted for anyother 5e

Funds are earmarked toimplement the EMP.

xiii) The implementation of project vis-;-visenvironmental action plans shall be monitored byconcerned Regional Office of the14in istry/SPCB/CPCB A six monthly compljancestatus report shall be submitted to monitoringagencies and shall be posted on the website of theCom an

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xiv) earance letter shall be sent by theproponent to concerned Panchayat, Zila parisad/Municipal Corporation, Urban local Body and thelocal NGO, if any from who suggestions/representations if any were receives while

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xv) The project proponent shall also submit sixmonthly status of compliance of the stipulated ECconditions including results of monitored data(both in hard copies as well as by e-mail) therespective Regional Office of MoEF, the respectiveZonal Office of CPCB and the State PotlutionControl Board.

xvi) The project proponent shall inform the public thatproject has been accorded environmentalclearance by the Ministry and copies of theclearance letter are available withSPcB/Committee and may also be seen at Websiteof the [,1inistry at http://envfor.nic.in Thjs shall beadvertised within seven days from the date ofissue of the clearance letter at least in two localnewspapers that are widely circulated in the regionof which one shall be in the vernacular language ofthe locality concerned and a copy of the sameshall be forwarded to the concerned RegionalOffice of the Minist

Company had alreadygiven notice in the iocalnews papers rega rdingEnviron-mental Clearance.It has been advertised inone Gujarati news paper"Sandesh" and oneEnglish news paper"Times of India" dated22/06/'09 and we haveinformed GPCB and [4OE F,too.

xvii) The project authorities shall inform the regionalOffice as well as the Ministry, the date of financialclosure and final approval of the concernedauthorities and the date of start of the pro.lect.

Financial closure - 52011 & project is alreadycommenced and ValidCC&A is already obtainedfrom the GPCB.

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Poin t is noted10 The Ministry reserves the right to stipulateadditional conditions, if found necessary thecompany in a time bound manner will implementconditions.

Point is noted11 Any appeal against this environmental clearanceshall lie with the National Appellate Authority, ifpreferred within a period of 30 days as prescribedunder section 11 of the National Environment

7997llate Authori ActPoint is notedThe above conditions will be enforced, inter-alia

the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Controlof Pollution) Act, 7974, Air (Prevention & Controlof water Pollutlon) Act, 1981 the Environment(Protection) Act, 1986 Hazardous Wastes(Management and Handling) Rules, 2003/ 2008and the Public Liabaljty Insurance Act, 1991 alongwrth their amendments and rules.

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1 This is in continuation of this l,linistry's letter of evenno. dated 10.06.2009 and your subsequentcommunication dated 5.02.2012, 24.04.20!2 and23.05.2OL2 requesting the Ministry for amendment ofenvironmental clearance dated 10.06-2009 due toincrease in the coal requirement from 2BB-360 lvlTPDto 328-360 MTPD.

2 It is noted that in para 4 of envaronmental clearanceof even no. dated 10.06 2009, that fuel requirementfor the boiler has been mentioned as 288-360 TPD ofImported/Indian coal. The quantity of coal as per theenvironmental clearance was based on the followingGross Calorific Value (GCV):

i. Gross Calorific Value (GCV) of imported coal5500kcal/kg and quantity of coal for the 12TPH boiler = 288 TPD

ii. Gross Calorific Value (GCV) of Indian CoaUlignite = 3800 kcal/kg, Quantity of coal for the15 TPH boiler = 360 TPD

3 However, the GCV of actual imported coal received is3800 kcal/kg and coal requirement is 410 TPD. Dueto non availability of Indian coal, company proposesto use lignite along with Indian coal for which theGCV is 3300 kcallk9. The coal requirement would be450 TPD. Since the import of coal and coal mining isclosed in monsoon season, there is fluctuation in coalavailability and hence, it is proposed to use petcoke(20o/o) as a fuel ln combination with Lime (20%) withnormal B0o/o Imported / Indian coal / lignite (328-360TPD) so that captive power plant can run on fullcapacity. The company has installed electrostaticparticipator to control the particulate emissions Tocontrol the S02 emissions; it is proposed to use 20 9oof lime mix with Petcoke.

4 The proposal was placed before the Expert AppraisalCommittee-1 (lndustry) in its meeting heldduring 29th-30th March, 2072 (p. 326/c). Atterdetailed deliberations, the Committee recommendedfor amendment in the above environmental clearanceto increase the requirement of coal from 2BB - 360MTPD to 328-360 MTPD (80o/o imported / Indian coal/ lignite) and / or to use Petcoke (20olo of Petcoke -90 MTPD and 18 MTPD of lime

We are not usingPetcoke, on ly Coal andlignite is used as fuelfor power plant.

We are not usingPetcoke, only Coal andlignite is used as fuelfor power plant

The Ministry accepts the recommendation of EAC -1(Industry) for amendment in the aboveenvironmental clearance in respect of increase in thecoal requirement from 288 - 360 MTPD to 328-360MTPD (B0o/o imported / Indian coal / lignite) and / orto use Petcoke (2Oo/o of Petcoke - 90 I4TPD of petcoke and 18 MTPD of lime) as mentioned in pa.a 4 afenvironmental clearance dated 10.06.2009 subject tosti u a rds:ulation of followin additional safe

We are not usin gPetcoke, on ly Coal andlignite is used as fuelfor power plant

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To control the S02 emissions, ljme shall beused, The emissions shall be scrubbed withcaustic scrubber.

Not ap plica ble

Fly ash shall be utilized as per the Fly Ashutilization Notification, 1999 and as amendedin 2009Data on ambient air, stack and fugitiveemissions shall be regularly submitted onlineto lvlinistry's Regional office at Bhopal, SPCBand Central Pollution Control Board as well ashard copy once in six months and djsplay dataon PM10, SO2 and NOx outside the premises at

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2009 shall be followedThe project proponent shall also submit sixmonthly reports on the status of thecompliance of the stipulated environmentalconditions including results of monitored data(both in hard copies as well as by e-majl) tothe respective Regional Office of MOEF therespective Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB,The Regional Office of this Ministry atBhopal/CPCB/SPCB shall monitor thesti ulated conditions

We will su bmitmonthly reportsreg ular basis.

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The environmental statement for eachfinancial year ending 31st March in Form-V asis mandated to be submitted by the projectproponent to the concerned State PollutionControl Board as prescribed under theEnvironment (Protection) Rules, 1986, asamended subsequently, shall also be put onthe website of the company along with thestatus of compliance of environmentalcondltions and shall also be sent to therespective Regional Offices of the lvlOEF by e-mail.

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The Company shall submit within threemonths their policy towards CorporateEnvironment Responslbility which should,nter-alia address (i) Standard operating process/procedure to being into focus anyinfringement/deviation/violation ofenvironmental or forest norms/conditions. (ii)Hierarchical system or Administrative order ofthe Company to deal with environmentalissues and ensuring compliance to theenvironmental clearance conditions and (iii)System of reporting of noncompliance/violation environmental norms tothe Board of Directors of the company and/orstakeholders or shareholders

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1 This has reference to your letter no. Nil dated25.6.2072 along with copies of EIAIEMP reportseeking environment clearance under the

rovisions of EIA Notification 20062 The Ministry of Environment and Forests has

examined the application for the above project. Itis noted that M/s Garden Silk lvlills Limited hasproposed for expansion of Polyester Stable Fibreand Captive Power PIant (CPP) at Village lolwa,Taluka Palsana, District Surat, Gujarat. Proposedexpansion project is located outside the NotifiedIndustrial Area. The total land requirement for theproposed plant is 36395.4 m'z(3.63 Ha). The powerrequirement will be met from the CPP. Coalrequirement for the CPP would be met from M/s.Adani Enterprises Limited. The total cost of theproject wjll be Rs. 277.3 Crores, Rs.6 Crores andRs.95 Lakhs will be earmarked towards total capitalcost and recurrinq cost/annum for environmental

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2,24,792 2,28,192

b Fully DrawnYarn (FDY)

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863(7)/rD 20700 136099s,dated 28/06/20t6, vatidup to 3l/72/2O2O .

CC&A amendment fordeletion of PSF videletter No. GPCB/CCA/SRT-8 63 (7 ) / tD _207 0O / 33 33 3 4,dated 07/12/2015.CC&A amendment for theCoal based Power Plant(18 MW) vide GPCB letterno.: GPCB/CCA-SRT-863(s)/ID 2O7OO/I02A58, dated25th January 20 12.CC&A Amendment forProduct lYix was obtainedvide GPCB letter no. CCA-sRT-863(5)/ rD-207AA/12013 5 dated 1't Aug20t2.CC&A amendmenl for 2lMW power plant videletter no GPCB/CCA-SRI-863(7 )/ tD -2O7a0 / 212A45dated 3'd May 20f4.Annexure-I-Copyoflast valid consent.Production details are as

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4 The power requirement of 21 MW for the proposedexpansion which will be met from the coal basedcaptive power plant. D.G. sets (1x200 KVA and1x500 KVA) will be used as a standbyarra n em ent

Power generation d etailsare shown in AnnexureII

5 It ls noted that to control the air emissions the unitwill install Electro Static Preclpitator to control airpollutants. The stacks will be attached to the airpollution control equipments to disperse the airpollutants to the satisfactory levels. Preventivemaintenance of air pollution control equipment willbe done regularly. A thick greenbelt is developedall around the plant boundary to act as noiseattenuator. Water sprinkling will be done to controlthe d ust emissions.

ESP is attached to stack ofPower plant. Reqularpreventave maintenance ofESP is carried out o avoidmajor beak done. Greenbelt is developed. Watersprinkling is carried outregularly.

6 The total water requirement for the proposedexpansion wall be 3291 m3/day, which will be metthrough Canal water. The wastewater generation is1350.6 m3lday which will be treated in the EffluentTreatment Plant.

I The water requirement isshown Annexure IV,permission from rrflgatrondepartment is shown inannexure V.

7 It is noted that all hazardous wastes will behandled carefully and stored in scientificallydesigned and constructed hazardous waste storagearea within the premises. The empty containers ofhazardous raw materials and Used/spent oil will besent to GPCB registered dealer. The ETP sludgeshall be sent to TSDF site for disposal throughcovered vehicle and process waste shall be sold toend -users.

Separate hazardous wastestorage area is prepared.Details waste generationshown in Annexure VIII

B All the manmade fibres manufacturing (Rayon) arelisted at S. No. 5(d) under Category 'A' of theSchedule of EIA Notification, 2006 and appraised atthe Central level.

9 The proposal was considered by the ReconstitutedExpert Appraisal Committee (lndustry) rn its 4timeeting held during 8-9th January, 2013. TheCommittee recommended the proposal forenvironmental clearance subject to stipulation ofspecific conditions along with other environmentalconditions. Public Hearing / Public Consultationmeeting was conducted by the Gujarat PollutionControl Board o^ 7.6.2012.

10 Based on the information submitted by you,presentation made by you and your consultant M/sEn-vision Enviro Engineers Ltd., Surat, the Ministryof Environment and Forests hereby accordsenvironmental clearance to the above projectunder the provisions of EIA Notification dated 14thSeptember 2006 subject to strict compliance of thefo llowin S ecific and General cond itions:

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ESP is installed at CFH,the stack emission detailsare shown in AnnexureVI

ll e sulphur and ash content in the coal to be usedin the captive power plant shall not exceed O.5oloand 6-8% respectively. The Gross Calorific Value ofcoal shall not be less than 3900 kcal/kg. In case ofvariation of coal quality at any point of time, freshreference shall be made to the Minjstry foramendment of the condition

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We ensure of using coalwith specified Sulphu r andash content. Coal with3900 GCV will be used.

Gaseous emission levels including secondaryfugitive emissions from all the sources shall becontrolled within the latest permissible limits issuedby the Mjnistry vide G.S.R. 414(E) dated 30th May,2008 and regularly monitored. Guidelines / Code of

the CPCB should be followedPractice issued b

Workplace emissionmonitoring and results areshown in Annexure VII

The total water requirement shall not exceed 3291m3/day and permission shall be obtajned to drawthe canal water from the State irrigationdepartment.

Water req uirementshown in Annexure IV

The process effluent shall be treated in the effluenttreatment plant. After primary and secondarytreatment, the treated effluent shall be dischargedinto Kadodara Khadi through pipeline afterconfirming to the prescribed standards. Water frompolystaple fibre unit shall be used for green beltdevelo ment

Details of characteristicsof raw effluent and treatedeffluent is shown inAnnexure III

vi. Efforts shall be made to make use of rain waterharvested. If needed, capacity of the reservoirshould be enhanced to meet the maximum waterrequirement. Only balance water requirement shallbe met from other sources.

Two recharge wells areprovided for rainwaterharvesting system andgrou nd water recharge.

vlt Risk & Disaster Management Plan along with themitigation measures shall be prepared and a copysubmitted to the Ministry's Regional Office atBhopal, SPCB and CPCB within 3 months of issue ofenviron ment clearance letter.

Risk and DI\4P is preparedwill be submitted th roughseParate letter.

Green belt developmenthas been done in theproject area. Around 460trees has been plantedout.

vlI As proposed, green belt shall be developed in 33 o/o

of the total land area. Selection of plant speciesshall be as per the CPCB guidelines in consultationwith the DFO.

Regular occupatio nalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

tx Occupational health surveillance of the workersshould be carried out as per the prevailing Acts andRu les.

x At least 5 7o of the total cost of the project shall beearmarked towards the Enterprise SocialCommitment based on locals need and item-wisedetails along with time bound action plan should be

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Xi The company shall provide housing for constructionlabour within the site with all necessaryinfrastructure and facilities such as fuel for cooking,mobile toilets, safe drinking water, medical healthcare, creche etc. The housing may be in the formof temporary structures to be removed after thecomoletion of the oroiect.

B GENERAL CONDITIONS:The National Ambient Air Quality Standards issuedby the Ministry vide G.S.R. No. 826(E) dated 16thNovember, 2009 should be followed.

The project authorities must strictly adhere to thestipulations made by the Gujarat Pollution ControlBoard and the State Government.No further expansion or modifications in the plantshall be carried out without prior approval of theMjnistry of Environment and Forests.

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IV At least four ambient air quality monitoring stationsshould be established in the downward direction aswell as where maximum ground level concentrationof PN410, S02 and NOx are anticipated inconsultation with the SPCB. Data on ambient airquality and stack emission shall be regularlysubmitted to this Ministry including its RegionalOffice at Bhopal and the SPCB/CPCB once in sixmonths.Industrial wastewater shall be properly collected,treated so as to conform to the standardsprescribed under GSR 422 (E) dated 19th lvlay,1993 and 31"t December, 1993 or as amendedform time to time. The treated wastewater shall beutilized for plantation purpose.

The final treated effluentis sent to Kadodara Khadias per prescribed norms ofGPCB. Analysis report forraw and treated effluentand ETP sludge is enclosedas Annexure III

VI The overall noise levels in and around the plantarea shall be kept well within the standards (85dBA) by providing noise control measures includingacoustic hoods, silencers, enclosures etc, on allsources of noise generation. The ambient noiselevels should conform to the standards prescribedunder EPA Rules, 1989 viz. 75 dBA (daytime) and70 dBA nt httime

Noise mon itorjng withinprem jses at differentlocation was carried outand results are shown inannexure Xf

vii. Occupational health surveillance ofshall be done on a regular basismaintained as per the Factories Act.

the workersand records

Regular occu pationalhealth surveillance arecarried out for worker andrecords are maintained asper Act and certificatefrom CIH is attached asAnnexure XIV

vlI. The company shall develop rain water harvestingstructures to harvest the rain water for utilizationin the lean season besides recharging the groundwater table.

Two recharge wells areprovjded for rainwaterharvesting system andround water rechar

Necessary infrastructurewas provided duringconstruction phase

Monito rinq of ambient airwithin study area ofproject site has beencarried the results areshown in annexure XNoted and following thestipulation in NOC andCC&A

Data on ambient airquality and stack emissionare shown in annexureVI and annexure X

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ix The project proponent shall also comply with all theenvironmental protection measures and safeguardsrecommended in the EIA/EMP report. Further, thecompany must undertake socio -economicdevelopment activities in the surrounding villageslike commu nity development programmes,educational programmes, drinking water supplyand health care etc.

CSR actjvity carried outfor the last year is shownin Annexure XV

X Requisite funds shall be earmarked towardscapital cost and recurring cost/annum forenvjronment pollution control measures toimplement the conditions stipulated by the lulinistryof Environment and Forests as well as the StateGovernment. An implementation schedule forimplementing all the conditions stipulated hereinshall be submitted to the Regional Office of theMinistry at Bhopal. The funds so provided shall notbe diverted for an oseother U

Funds are earmarked toimplement the ElvlP.

xt. A copy of clearance letter shall be sent by theproponent to concerned Panchayat, ZillaParishad/Munlcipal Corporatlon, Urban Local Bodyand the local NGO, if any, from whomsu g gestion s/represe nta tions/ if any, were receivedwhile processjng the proposal. The clearance lettershall also be put on the web site of the company bythe ro onent.

We have informed to theconcerned. Clearanceletter is updated onwe bsite.

The project proponent shall upload the status ofcompliance of the stipulated environment clearanceconditionsT including results of monitored data ontheir website and shall update the sameperiodically. It shall simultaneously be sent to theRegional Office of the MOEF at Bhopal. Therespective Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB. Thecriteria pollutant levels namely; P[410, S02, NOx(ambient levels as well as stack emissions) orcritical Sectoral parameters, indicated for theprojects shall be monitored and displayed at aconvenient location near the main gate of thecom u blic domainan in the

We will submit six monthlyreports on regular basis.Display is near the maingate of the co mpany

The project proponent shall also submit sixmonthly reports on the status of the compliance ofthe stipulated environmental conditions includingresults of monitored data (both in hard copies aswell as by e-mail) to the Regional Office of I4OEF,the respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB,The Regional Office of this Ministry at Bhopal /CPCB / SPCB shall monitor the stipulatedcon ditions.

We will submit six monthiyreports on regu lar basls.

Form V is shownAnnexure XIf

inx iv, The environmental statement for each financialyear ending 31st lvlarch in Form-V, as ismandated to be submitted by the projectproponent to the concerned State Pollution ControlBoard as prescribed under the Environment(Protection) Rules, 1986, as amendedsubsequently, shall also be put on the website ofthe company along with the status of compliance ofenvironmental conditions and shall also be sent to

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Bho al b e-mailThe ProJect Proponent shall inform the public thatthe project has been accorded environmentalclearance by the Ministry and copies of theclearance letter are available with the SPCB andmay also be seen at Website of the Ministry ofEnvironment and Forests at http:,/envfor.nic.in.This shall be advertised within seven days from thedate of issue of the clearance letter, at least in twolocal newspapers that are widely circulated in theregion of which one shall be in the vernacularlanguage of the locality concerned and a copy ofthe same should be forwarded to the Regionaloffice at Bho al

xvi, Project authorities shall inform the Regional officeas well as the lvlinistry, the date of financial closureand final approval of the project by the concernedauthorities and the date of commencing the landdevelo ment work

I CA certificate for the sameI is enclosed as annexurexvr

The Ministry may revoke or suspend the clearance,if implementation of any of the above conditions isnot satisfactory.

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11 The Ministry reserves the right to stipulateadditional conditions if found necessary. TheCompany in a time bound manner shall implementthese conditions.

Point noted

The above conditions shall be enforced, inter-aliaunder the provisions of the Water (Prevention &Control of Pollution) Ad, L974, the Air (Prevention& Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment(Protection) Act, 1986, Hazardous Wastes(Management, Handling and Transbou ndaryMovement) Rules, 2008 and the Public (Insurance)Liability Act, 1991 along with their amendmentsand rules.

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Company had alread ygiven notice in the localnews papers regardingEnviron-mental Clearance,!t has been advertised inone Gujarati news paper"Dhabkar" and oneEnglish news paper "Timesof India " dated 22105/13and we have informed tothe regional office atBhopal.

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Annexures Pa rticu la rs

Annexure I Copy of last valid CC&A and CTE

Annexu re II Production details for last six months

Annexure III ETP, Raw and treated water analysis report

Annexure IV Fresh Water Consumption and effluent generation for last sixmonths

Annexure V Water permission from Canal Water & CGWA for Ground water

Annexu re VI Stack l'4onitoring Reports

Annexure VII Analysis report of Workplace Air l.4onitoring

Annexure VIII Solid waste generation in last six months & ETP sludge analysisreport

Annexure IX Membership certificate with BEIL, Ankleshwar

Annexure X Ambient air quality and Ground and surface water monitoringreport in study area

Annexu re XI Noise monitoring report

Annexu re XII Environment Statement (Form-V)

Annexu re XIII Policy for Corporate Environment Responsibility

Annexu re XIV Certificate of Occupational Health Surveillance

Annexu re XV CSR proJect and its detajls

Annexure XVI CA certificate financial closure

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1Polyester

Ch ips (MT) ta7 64.57 20055.40 19486.24 L6449.43 19565.69 19345.13

POY (Mr) 7523,23 8536.75 8034.88 8364.98 4o38.41 7660.15

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S. No, Parameter UnitLimit

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ETP 1 EfP 2 ETP CPP

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Date Date Oa te Date Date Date

18.0 4.2 0 1B 12.04.20L4

1 pH pHUnit

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ND - Not Detectable

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Outlet In let O ut let Inlet

Date Date Date Date

16.05.2018

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I

l,o

S. No Pa ra meter UnitLimit

( o ut let)

ETP 2

Inlet O u tlet Inlet

Date Date Da te Date Da te Da te

18.0 7 .2018 12.O7.2014

1pH

Unit 6,5 - 8.56.58 6.9 0 5,03 6.54 t.49

2 Temperatur oc 402 8.0 2a.o 2A.A 28.A

29 .0

3 Color Pt. CoSca le

100140 75.0

75.0

4Total

SuspendedSo lid s

mg /l 100732 72.O 144 60.0

60.0

5Total

DissolvedSo lid s

mg /l 21002AA4 313 0 2 OBB

4230

6

BiochemicalOxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 27oc

m9/l

45.0 27 .A ata 27 .a

30

7ChemicalOxygenDemand

mg/l 100160 I6.0 2BBO 96.0

772

Boil &

Grease m9/l 108.5 0 ND 11.5 ND ND

9Ammonical

N itrog en mg/l 50ND ND 1.12 ND ND

Phe nolicCompound

S

mg/l 1.0 ND ND ND NDND ND

11 Chlorides(as CI )

ms/l 6001500 570 1150 5BB

1150

12Sulphate(as SO+ ') m9/l

292 220 234 792380 4L0

13 Sulphide(as S-) n9/l 02

ND ND ND ND ND

74 Hexava len tChromium m9 /l ND ND ND ND

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:-

ANNEXURE - III (Cont.)

ETP CPP

Outlet

29.0

60.0

44.0

2048

15.0

ND

580

ND- Not Detectable

I

I

Month:

7.54pH

II

I

48.0 i

ND

I

I

NDND

ResLETP 1

Inlet I outlet

I

7 0.0720

30

I

10

1000INDl

0.1

ANNEXURE - III (Cont')

Date

16.08,20 18

80.0

ND

o2 81h stuuoM tnof ru tsResETP CP PETP 2ETP 1

outletInletoutletInletO u tletInletDa teDa teDa teDa teDate

27 .08.2074

Limit(outlet)UnitParameters. No

7.467 .247.tt6. 107 .726.376.5 - 8.5pHUnitpH1

29.029 .029 .O29.029.O29.O4A0cTemperatur2

t2080.01006 0.0100100Pt. CoScaleColor3

60,080.062.OI2.06 8.0100m9 /lTotal

Su spendedSolids

4

20564298204031 1619 902 510mg/l 2100Total

DissolvedSo lid s

5

9.0 018.018.08101 5.02r0m9/l 30

BiochemicaloxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 270C

6

64 .0 32.064,O27 364 8.0704m9/lChemicalOxygenDemand

7

NDNDNDNDNDND10(n9/lBoil &

Grease

NDNDNDNDNDmg/l 50AmmonicalN itrogen9

NDNDNDNDNDmg/l 1.0Phenolic

compounds

10

58018007049.67590989.69600m9/lCh lo rides(as Cl ')11

460240 380265224100 0m9 /lSulphate(as SOa )

ND NDNDNDNDNDm9/lSulphide(as S-)13

NDND NDNDNDNDm9/lHexavalentChromium74

ND- Not Detectable

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:-

ND

I

I

to4I

100

I

5Bs

20072

02

I

0.1

ANNExURE - III (Cont.)

ANALYSIS REPORT OF INLET AND OUTLET OF ETP:-

OutletDate

7.71 |

60.0

52.4

9.00

32.0

ND

ND

ND

502

ND

ND

Results for Month: September.2O 18ETP 2 ETP CPPETP I

Inlet Outlet InletDa te Da te Da te Date Date

20 .09 , 2018

S. No Pa ra meter UnitLimit

(o utlet)

pHUnit 6.5 - 8.5 6.49 7 .23 5.92 7 .O7 7.561 pH

Temperatu r oc 40 29.0 29 .0 29.0 29.O

6 5.0 8 0.0Color Pt. CoSca Ie 95.0 60.0 100

72.04Total

SuspendedSolids

m9/l 100 r72 64.O 68.0

2594 2040 29445 m9/l 2t00 2076 4446

6

BiochemicalOxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 27oC

m9/l 30 720 27 .0 900 24.O 18.0

7ChemicalOxygenDemand

m9/l 100 400 BB.O 2944 80.0 64.0

B n9/l 10 ND ND ND ND

AmmonicalNitrogen m9/l 50 ND ND ND ND

m9/l 1.0 ND ND ND

11 Chlorides(as cl -) m9/l 600 1099.66 5BB 749.7 6 57A 1600 590

L2 Sulphate(as SOa -) mg/l 100 0 400 430 320 444 516

ND13 S u lphide(as S-) m9/l 02 ND ND ND ND

l4 m9 /l 0,1I

i

NDND ND ND

ND- Not Detectable

i 10.09,2018

2s.o I 2s.o I

2021

lz

10

I

ND

outlet i rnlet

100

76.0

TotalDissolved

Solids

oil &Grease ND

9 ND

Ph en o licCompound

sND ND

I

HexavalentChromium

ANNEXURE - III (Cont. )

ANALYSIS REPORT OF (FISH POND)

ND- Not Detectable

ResultsSeptember20.09.20t

B

August.27 .08.201,

B

July.18.07 .20

18

June.27.06.20

1B

May.06.0 5.20

18

Ap ril.18.04.2 0

18

Limit(Outle

)UnitPara meters. No.

7 .507 .457.347 .56/.LJ7 .25pHUnit

6,I5,5pH1

29.029 .O2 8.029.O29.031.040Temperature

6 0.075.OB 0.070 .075.060.0100Pt.Co

Scale

Color3

60.054.052.O60.062.O5 6.0100mg/L

TotalSu sp end ed Solids

4

2056245620902 060200820642100mg/L

TotalDissolved

Solids5

24.09.0 024.018.027 .024.030mg/L

Biochemical OxygenDemand

for 3 daysat 27oc

6

I0.032.08 0.064.09 6.080.0m9/L

100ChemicalOxygenDemand

1

NDNDNDND10 NDm9/L

oil &GreaseB

NDNDNDNDNDND50mg/LNitro en

Ammonical9

NDNDNDNDNDND1.0m9/L

Ph enolicCompoun

ds10

584586s85586850570600m9/L

Chloridesas Cl '11

764310210241450294100 0ms/Las SO

Su lphatet2NDNDNDNDNDND02m9/

LSulphide

as S '13

NDNDNDNDNDND0.1m9/L

H exava le nt

Chromiuml4

I z I

I oc

I

I

I

ND

I

I

ANNEXURE - IV

FRESH WATER CONSUMPTION AND EFFLUENT GENERATION FOR LAST SIXM O NTHS

PRODUCTNAME OF THE MONTH (Avg M3lMonth)

April.2O18 May,2O18 June.2018 luly.2018 Au9ust.2O 18 September.2018Water consumption

Produ ctio n(cP)KL

103326 1o2943 toot47 159920

Power plantKL

96515 99663 96244 84924 86869

Wastewater genera tionP rodu ction

(CP)KL

23066 22347 23339 26045 23024 77 t6L

Power plantKL

22734 23254 21999 21092 21263 22210 I

L574gO 119639

92979

ANNEXURE - V

iJilrL::1f ! 1

i''

a

ANNEXURE - V (Cont.)

I

t,

,

!

l'

I

ANNEXU RE - V (Cont.)

WATER PERMISSION FROM CANAL WATER & CGWA FOR GROUND WATER

,..1r,..r-..t.r__

!

ANNEXURE - V ( Cont. )

WATER PERMISSION FROM CANAL WATER & CGWA FOR GROUND WATER

,',:.

l , i,i

!

I

I.

ANNEXURE - V ( Cont. )

WATER PERMISSION FROM CANAL WATER & CGWA FOR GROUND WATER

I:

I

i,. i

'I

ANNEXURE - V (Cont,)

WATER PERMISSION FROM CANAL WATER & CGWA FOR GROUND WATER

r-1.

I

J

ANNExURE - V (cont. )

ANAL WATER & GWA FOR ER

ANNEXURE - V ( cont. )

WATER PERMISSION FROM CANAL WATER & CGWA FOR GROUND WATER

ANNEXURE . VI

ANALYSIS REPORT OF STACK:-

Month: April. 2018

Month: Month: May. 2O18

s.No, Parameters Unit

Sta ck LocationHeater

(cP- 7. 2\Hea ter

(cP - 4, s)Thermal

Power Plant18.04.2 018 18.04.2 0 1B 18.04.2 018

1 Fu el Coal Coal

2 Temperature of Flue Gas oc 1-22 t27 130

3Average Flue Gas

Velocitym/sec 5.26 5.3 6

4Suspended ParticularI\4 atter

mglNm3 t37 .A 1,32.6 7t.2

5 Nox ppm 7 .10 6.9 0 6. 10

6 SO: ppm t7 .4 14.7 15.7

Stack LocationH ea ter

(cP- 1,2)Heater

(cP - 4, s)Thermal

Power Plants.

No. Parameters Unit16.0 5.2018 16.0 5.2 018 16.0 5.20 1B

1 Fuel Coal Coal Coal

2 r26 129 131

3Average Flue GasVelocity

m/sec 5.3 1 5.3 9 5.37

Suspended ParticularMatter

mglNm3 r39.7 134.3 84.74

7 .40 6.4 05 Nox ppm 6.9 0

ppm 16.5 14.16 Soz 16.4

Coal

Temperature of Flue Gas oc

Mon th: J u n e.2018

Month: Ju ly.20 18

s.No Parameters

UnitStack Loca tion

Heater(cP- 7, 2)

Heater(cP - 4, s)

ThermalPower Plant

27.06.2078 27.06.201a 27.06.20181 Fue I Coal Coal Coal

2 Temperature of Flue Gas 728 732

3Average Flue GasVelocity

m/sec 5.34 5.36 5.34

4Suspended

MatterPa rticular

mg/Nm3 t36.4 132.4 a2.4

5 Nox 6.9 0 6.70

6 Soz ppm 17.7 r5.7 17 .2

s.No. Parameters

Stack LocationHeater

(cP- 1. 2)Heater

(cP - 4, s)Thermal

Power Plantt4.07.2078 14.07 .207a 78.07 .201,8

1 Fu el Coa I Coal Coal

2 L25 132 131

3Average Fl

Velocitym/sec 5.17 5.3 6 5.23

4Suspended ParticularM a tter

mglNm3 138.6 724.7 79 .8

5 Nox 6. 10 6.40 7 .10

6 Soz ppm t5.7 14.9 L6.7

ppm

Unit

Temperature of Flue Gas

ppm

ANNEXURE - VI (Cont.)Month: August.20l8

Month: September.2OlS

S. No. Parameters Unit

Stack LocationHeater

(cP- 7, 2)Heater

(cP - 4, 5)Thermal

Power Plant27.08.2078 27 .0A.2018 27 .08.2018

1 Fuel Coal Coal Coal

2 Temperatu re of Flue Gas uc 727 129 133

3Average Flue Gas

Velocitym/sec 5.21 5.3 1 5. 19

4Suspended ParticularMatter

mglNmr 134.5 131,.2 B 1.4

5 Nox 6.70 6.90 7.70

6 ppm 76.4 15.4 15.9

s,No. Parameters Unit

Stack LocationHeate r

(cP- r, 2)Heater

(cP - 4. 5)Thermal

Power Plant20.0 9.2 018 20.09.2078

1 Coa I Coal Coal

2 Temperature of Flue Gas 131 126 130

3 m/sec 5.27 5.22

4Suspended ParticularMatter

1 38.3 124.6

5 Nox 7 .40 7 .to B. 10

6 Soz 77 .7 74.7 t6.7

;

ppm

Soz

20.09.2074Fuel

Average Flue Gas Velocity

mglNm3

ppm

ppm

,.'/'tl

ANNEXURE - VII

ANALYSIS REPORT OF WORKPLACE AIR MONITORING

Month: April, 20 18

Month: May. 2018

s.No. Pa ra meter Unit Limit

ResultsNEAR

SPININGcP-4/ s

cP-4 / s cP-L/ 2

Date Date18.04.2018 18.04.2 018 1 8.04.2 0 1B

1 Duration ofSurvey

hours Shrs thrs Bh rs

2 PMro microgram /m3

60.7 64.6 61.4

3 Nox microgtam /m3

7.70 6.44 6.70

4 Sou microgram /m3

80 5.40 5.40 4.90

Results

MAIN GATE NEAR FISHTANK

s.No. Parameter unit

Date Date Date16.0 5.2 018 1 6.0 5.20 18 1 6.0 5.2 018

1 Duration ofSurvey

hou rs Shrs Shrs 8h rs

2 PMro microgram /m3

62.6 67 .9 67.2

3 NOx microgram /m3

6.40 5.70 6.70

4 Soz microgram /m-

80 5. 10 4.90 5. 10

Da te

100

BO

NEAR H 1-PLANTLimit

100

80

1

Month: June. 2018

Month: July, 2018

s.No. Parameter Un it

I

Limit

Results

NEAR ETPLANT

NEARLABORATORY

NEARSPININGcP-4/ s

Date Date27 .06.20 ta 27 .06.20La 27.06.201A

Du ration ofSurvey

hours Shrs B hrs Bhrs

2 PM ro microgram /m3

100 63.2 64.3 65.6

3 Nox microgram /m3

6.70 7 .70

4 SOz microgram /m3

BO 5.40 5.90 5.40

s.No. Parameter Un it NEAR H 1

PLANTNEAR FISHTANK

NEARCOOLINGcP-4/s

Date Date Date

18.07.2018 74.O7 .2074 14.O7.2014

1 Duration ofSurvey

hours Shrs Shrs Bhrs

2 PMro mlcrogram /m3

100 5 8.6 61.1 61.2

3 Nox microgram /m3

80 7.74 6.40 6.70

4 Soz microgram /m3

5.10 5.70 5. 10

Date

80 7 .r0

Limit

Results

80

ANNEXURE - VII (Cont. )

Month: August.2018

Month i September. 2018

s.No. Parameter Unit

Resu ltsWTP NEAR CP 1/2 NEAR CP-4l5PLANT

Date Da te Da te27.O8.2018 27 .08.207A 27 .08.201,8

1 Du ration ofSurvey

hours Bhrs Bhrs Bhrs

2 PM ro microgram /m3

100 61.5 60.4 61, .2

3 NOx microgram /m3

7 .40 6.70 6.70

4 Soz microgram /m3

5.70 5.4 0 5. 10

s.No. Parameter Unit

Resu Its

NEARLABORATORY

NEARSPINING CP-

4/sDate Date

20.09.2018 20.09.2 018 20.09.20181 Duration of

Surveyhours Shrs 8h rs Shrs

2 PMro microgram /m3

100 60.7 6 6.5 63.6

3 Nox microgram /m3

7 .70 7 .40 8.40

4 SO: microgram /m3

80 5.70 4.90 5.40

Limit

BO

80

NEAR FISHTANKLimit

Da te

80

ANNEXURE - VIIIDETAILS OF SOLID ASTE GENERATION:-

*Fly Ash disposed to following vendors:

1. Ramdev Bricks, Plot No. 51, Village. Tantithaiya, Tal. Palsana, Dist. Surat.2. Classics Concretes Products, 435/3-5,8ehind Hotel Bhagyoday, N.H.No. B,

Bambhora Patia, Kim Char Rasta, Tal. lYangrol, Dist. Surat.

DETAILS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

SLUDGE MANIFEST

DESCRIPTION MANIFESTDATE

t9/s/18 6.860 BHEL DAHEJ 7042L9

SR

NO

SOLIDWASTE

G E N ERATION

April.2O18

May.2O18

June.2018 Ju |y,2018 August.

2 018September.

201a1

)

Waste Oil(Litre) o l7 0 23

o

o

oSweep PTAWaste (Kqs) 0 0 14790 oCatalystDrum (Nos.) 270 367 L72 234 263 301

4 PP Liner(Kss) 3s30 4165 3390 1400 4270

5 PolymerWaste (Kgs) 43470 30270 69690 642400 4764OChjps Waste(Kss) o 0 o o 21580 11320YARN Waste(Kss) 744020 171860 163100 724757 161420

8 NYLONWaste ( Kgs) L2220 L6790 10710 o 18730 12010

9 Fly Ash (MT)for CP Div s7 2.31 691.58 594-30 711.49 745.1A 438.50

10 Fly Ash (MT)for cPP Div

1833.4 1698.8 1966.3 1479.2 1608.5 La37 ,2

SR,NO

SOLIDWASTE

G E N ERATION

NAME OF THE MONTH

April.201I

June

20La

August

2018

September

20181 ETP Sludqe

(MT) 2 1.5 1.5 1.5 2

I

o

I 6.

7.133oeo

I

QUANTITY NAME OF TSDFMANIFEST INo. l

MONTH

470

6s390

lrqay.zorle lrrlr.ro,la2

ETP Slu dge

ANNEXURE - VIII (Cont,)

ANALYSIS REPORT OF ETP SLUDGE: . APRIL' 2018- JUNE. 2O1A

S.

No.Parameter Unit

Apri t.2018 Ma y.2o 18 June.2018ETPl&

ETP 2ETP

CPP

ETP 1&ETP 2

ETP CPPETP 1&

ETP 2ETP

CPP

Date Date Date Da te Da te

78.4.2018 7.4.2078 26.5.2018 7.5.2078 27.6.20L8 8.6.2 018

1pH

pH

Unit 7 .51 7 .86 7 .68 7 .62 7.51

) Temperature A-29 .O 29.4 28.0 28.0 27.0 27 .O

3 TotalDissolvedSolids

9m/kq

13.4 12.4 1,2.4 13.2 t2.a

4 BlochemicalOxyg en

Demand for3 days at270C

9m/kg

2. 10 0.90 1.50 7.20 0.90

5 Chemical

OxygenDemand

9m/kg

6.40 3.20 4.8 0 4. B0 3.20 6.44

6Oil & Grease

gm/k9

ND ND ND ND ND ND

1 PhenolicCompounds

9m/k9

ND ND ND ND ND ND

B HexavalentChromiumas Cr +5

gn/kg

ND ND ND ND ND ND

I Totalchromiumas Cr

gm/kg

0.0078 0.0084 0.0072 0.0 0 78 0.00 6 6 0,0070

I 7s6 |

I

I

I reo ]

I

I

I

I

Date

13.2

ANALYSIS REPORT OF ETP SLUDGE: . JULY. 2018- SEPTEMBER. 20 1A

s.No.

Parameter

unit

July.2O18A u9 ust.

2018september.

2018ETP 1&EfP 2

ETP CPPETP 1&

E"IP 2ETP CPP

ETP 1&ETP 2

ETP CPP

Da te Date Date Da te Date Date

18.7 .2 0 18 72.7 .20t8 27 .8.2078 1 6.8.2 018 20 .9 .20 78 10. 9.2 018

1pH

pH

Unit7 .59 7 .62 7 .57 7 .66

2 Temperature

oc2 8.0 28.0 ?9.0 29.0 2 8.0

3 TotalDissolvedS olids

9mlks t2.a 73 .2 14.0 18 .0

4 Biochemical OxygenDemandfor 3 daysal 27oc

9m/ks 0.60 1.50 0.9 0 t.20 1.20 1.50

5 Chemical

Oxygen

Demand

gm

lks 2.40 4.80 3.20 3.20 4.8 0 4.8 0

6 oil &G rease

gm

/k9 ND ND ND ND ND ND

7 Pheno Iic

CompoundS

gm

lk9 ND ND ND ND ND ND

I HexavalentChromiu m

as Lr -

gm

/k9 ND ND ND ND ND ND

9 TotalChromiumas Cr

9mlks 0.0 06 2 0,0055 0.0058 0.0051 0.0037 0.0 03 2

ND- Not Detectable

7.74 I

I

I

2 8.0

16.0

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ANNEXURE . XAND SURFACE WATER MONITORINGAMBIENT AIR QUALITY, GROUND

RE PO RT IN STUDY AREA

Analvsis reoort of Ambient Air Monitorino

Month -IUNE- 2018

Analvsis report of Ambient Air Monitorino

Month-SEPTEMBER-2018

S, No Locatio n

lD u rat ionof

Survey( Hours)

PMlO PM2.5 NOx so2

Microgram/m3 microgram/ m: microgram/m3 microgram/m3

!

8h rs

73.L 42.1 16.1 10. 1

2 Jolwa 69.6 3B.B 74.1 70.43 Ta ntithiya 68.4 3 9.3 16.2 1 1.84 Dastan 71.1 40.7 t4.7 11.65 Karala 72.t 4t.3 15.1 10. B

6 Karen 72.8 40.8 13.7 17.2

7 Vareli 72.2 4 L.7 !5.2 10. B

B Para b 73.4 4 7.2 t4.3 71.2

[4ankna 70.7 41.2 14.6 1 1.1

10 Valen 72.3 4l.7 1 5.4 12.4

11 M irapu ra 72.4 t4.3 70.7

so2NOxPM2.5PM 1O

microgram/m3microgram/ m:microgram/mMicrogram/(

Duratioof

SurveyHours)

Locations. No

11,.477 .243.4ProjectSite1

10 .81 5.43 9.370.3iolwa2 12.2t5.137 .669.6Ta ntithiYa3 12.31 5.442.472.3Dastan4 11.11,4.773.4Karala5 1!.714.741.973.2Karen6 11.316. 142.672.8Vareli7 t0.714.040.772.4Parab 1 1.615.14L.77l.L9 71.716. 14L.77r.8Valen10 11.1t4.74 0.67t.9

8h rs

M irapu ra11

ProjectSite

43.6

IMankna

ANNEXURE _ X (Cont. )Analysis report of Ground and surface water Monitorino:-Analvsis report of Ground Water Monitorinq:-

Month: JUNE. 2O18

ND: Not Detectable

S. No. Parameter Location Project Site JolwaUnit

1 pH pH Unit 1 .24

2 Total Alkalinity 722 156

3 Total Dissolved Solids m9/L 736 6t24 Chemical Oxygen Demand m9/L 8.0 0 8.0 0

Biochemical Oxygen Demandfor 3 days at 27oC mg/L

3.00 3.0 0

6 Chloride m9/L 140 120

l Total Hardness m9/L 140

B Ca*2 Hard ness rng/L 66.8 47.6

9 m9/L 72.O 5 8.0

S. No. Parameter Loca tionProject Site Jo lwa

Unit1, pH pH Unit 7 .32 7 .21

2 Total Alkalinity mglL 116 740

3 Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 640

4 Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 8.0 0 8.00

5Biochemical Oxygen Demandfor 3 days at 27oc mg/L

3.00 3.00

6 Chlo ride m9/L 124 100

7 Total Hardness m9/L 244 120

B Ca*2 Hardness m9/L 65,0 5 0.0

9 Su lphate m9/t 66.0

Month: SEPTEMBER. 2OI8

7 .79

mg/L

5

S u lp hate

?60

52.0

ANNEXURE - x (Cont.)

Month: SEPTEMBER. 2018

S. No. Parameter Location Ka d oda raKhadi Canal

1 pH pH Unit 8.4 3 7.362 Total Alkalinity m9/l 378 186

3 Total Suspended Solids ms/L 7 6.O 68.04 Total Dissolved Solids m9/L 7472 7285 Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 64.0 8.0

6Biochemical Oxygen Demandfor 3 days at 27aC

m9/L 27.0 3.0

7 Ammonical Nitrogen m9/L 6.27 ND

8 mg/L 390 110

9 Total Hardness m9/L 438 74410 Ca+2 Hard ness m9/L 116 6 5.011 Sulphate m9/L 9 6.0 54.0

S. No, Parameter KadodaraKhadi Can al

1 pH pH Unit 8.5 6 7 .27

2 Total Alkalinity m9/L 390 r703 Total Suspended Solids m9/L 82.0 60.04 Total Dissolved Solids m9/L 1528

5 Chemical Oxygen Demand mg/L 80.0 8.0

6 Biochemical Oxygen Demandfor 3 days at 27oC

mg/L27 .0 3.0

7 Ammonical Nitrogen mg/L 6.87 ND

I Ch loride m9/L 470 90.0

9 Total Hard ness mg/L 424 120

10 Ca*2 Hardness m9/L 110 5 5.0

11 S u lph ate m9/L 105 48.0

Analysis report of Surface Water Monitorino:-

Month: JUNE, 2018

C hlo ride

Location

DateUnit

706

ANNEXURE XI

Analvsis Reoort of Noise Monitorino

Month: JUNE. 2018

LOCATION DATE TIM ERESU LTS(Unit- dB)SR.NO

11:00 (DayTime)

63.8GSM L ADMINBUILDING 2A/O6/2078 22:00 ( Nlght

Time)54.2

14:00 (DayTime)

65.22 CANTEEN 28/O6/2078

23:00 (NiqhtTime)

61 .9

15:30 (DayTime)

70.73 NEAR DG ROOM 28/O6/2078

23:30 ( NightTime)

61 .3

10:00 (DayTime)

58.74 cP- 4,5 28/06/2018

19:45 (NightTime)

54.9

11:00 (DayTime)

61 .8

5 CP-L,2 30/06/207821:10 (NightTime)

57 .8

13:00 (DayTime)

6 COOLING TOWER 30/06/20182 2:35 (NightTime)

59 .7

14:00 (DayTime)

59.37

GSML MAINGATE (SH)

30/06/20t822:00 (NightTime)

57 .2

15:50 (DayTime)

B JOLWA 30/06/20782 3:00 (NightTime)

57 .2

7

68.6

62.4

Month: SEPTEMBER. 2O18

SR.NO LOCATION DATE TIME RESULTS(Unit- dB)

1GSML ADMIN

BUILDING 27/09/201411:00 (Day

Time)63.2

22:0 0 ( NightTime)

54.7

2 CANTEEN 27 /09/201814:00 (Day

Time)64.7

23:00 (NjghtTime)

62.3

3 NEAR DG ROOM 27/09/20t415:30 (Day

Time)69. B

23:30 ( NightTime)

61.5

4 cP- 4,5 27/09/207810:00 (Day

Time)59.1

19:45 ( NightTime)

55.2

5 cP-1,2 29/09/207811 :00 (Day

Time)62.6

21:10 (NightTime)

58.4

6 COOLING TOWER 29/09/20t813:00 (Day

Time)67 .9

22:3 5 (NishtTime)

59.2

7GSML MAINGATE (SH)

29/09/201814:00 (Day

Time)59.4

22:00 (NightTime)

57.6

JOLWA 29/09/207815:50 (Day

Time)62.9

23:00 ( NightTime)

5 6.88

ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT (FORM-V)

CLtJr\ltAT POLLUTION CONTIi.OL liOAItl)SIiCTOIt: l0-A, GANI)lllNA(illt: .11i2 0l,l

Drr tt: l9106/201ll

EN\/IRONIvIENTAL ;\ UDIl' IIEPO ltl'I'rrd(rl|. l)r'('\'i\rr)ns (rl \uh l(Ul( l.lol'lhc f.nr,rr,)nrllr'rl (I'r',,,.'.'rirrrrrR]Ll,(. l.)\,)Lj ri.

I:lrr ironnrrni ( [\otr.etion) -.\!l.l0St;

''l.l \ubnris.ion ot l nvironnrcrlri \u.lil lirf,,rr.

L!.r-1'p.i\oncarryint.rnanin.[r:ilo'.(,l).rali(!norDroiLi.rL.]rrflnlcon!.r)trn.L!...:;1,r1l5 ,,l lhc \\'irl{r (ltr(!.trtiotr iurrl ('t,rtt('l 0l Pollutionl j\ci. l(l;l a(,,,4 l'r7lr L;r irrrL'r *itr,rr llol lh( Air (lte\!Dtioo an(l (1)nlrol ol l\,lli{jorl),\!t. l')sl ( l.l L'l l'rs l) (,r h,)r!) ( r ::ulh,ri..'i,rlund.r rhe fhzrRl()us \\ astc\ (\lr0r!cnlenl anrl HJnrlling) l(oi.t. i')lt() is;ucd unLi.r tlrt.'rrT,irunurcnl (|rolcctiun),\el. 1986 (19 ol i986) shlll sLrbnrit au,:nrirt,rrnrcnt:rl aLrrlit rtl..rrt ,i,rlhc lln.rncirl l'cilr ending the 1l" i\'lrrch in ,i)rr - v to lht corc.rn{\l Slllr Poll ili'rn a {)rrrrr

Ll('.rJ on or b(lor. tho i0'h Scpterlbcr o ery 1'cir. bctsinning l ()'rl.

roRl\t - \,

lSsr rul. I{)

I n\ iroorrrrnlirl :\u(iil I{ep,rl l('r th. linr:uiLr) 1c;,r rrr(lirr: ll'r .'\ l'r \lrlcfi ll Iri

I'Alt'I: .\

ir \ulr.. 3nd rdJrr'ss ol rhc( )$nrr,Oct[pi(r (), tirtillduslr!. ()l\'rrti(rl or I)rr,ue:s.

ir) [)iLlc ol ll]r illrl cnrirnlnrell(iti:rurlit rtport sLtbrniLtccl.

M./s. GARDEN StLK MILLS LTD.

{cP orvrsroN - )oLwa),PLO| NO.: 2O2-O5, 225-7, 229, 23O, 196,124-A, VTLLAAE: )OLWA, tAL.: PALSANA,

DIST.: SURAT

ANNEXURE - XII

:

27/06/20!7

ENVIRONMENT ST

ANNEXURE - xII (Cont.)

TEMENT (FORM-V)

Ir \l{'l I l}

Wilor:rnd lt:r{ I lnl(rir I (lon\u'npri,,n

( | ) \\rrlL.r C,,niutrrl)tion ir !l';l)r'\.l,R,c.is + \\ rrh;,rs: e6.oo

t'ooling +lk)ilcr: 3731.oo

I)on)e{rir+fi:rrderin!: 4a.oa'f ornl (llllltrsrrial): 3227 .oo

I)u,in! llrc t)rc\ it,u!lirilnci.rl \cirr.(A?R'L - 16 fO

Dur ir)r lh! .L [rr1I-irrn.lll\e.rr{APRTL - 17 tO

{ll il)POLYESfER CHIPS

COAL BASED POWER PLANT(ta + 2, Mw)

r ii) lir\\ i\l:rk'rixl .(,n!unplion

Nrrnt ol ltan'\latcr ials Nlnre oi ('orrsrrrr\.trorr,rirru n):rl!r'i,rl l,!'r uri;i ol oLirt, 1

(Nt/ Mf)

Durinlr lhr tn J\ ir)u\Iinirn.ir! Yr1.(APRTL - t6 IO

I )rrrinS lh. !llrirnt

(APRTL - '7 fO ttARC,] -

t8)

( IEREPHTHAL'C ACID) POLYES|ERMEG

GLvCOL)

o.522

o.oo17- itVoon -ADDIT'VE CAfALVST

: FDY 1.OO

ANNEXURE - XII (Con t. )

ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT (FORM.V)

l'{ll'I: ('

l%llution (;r crxI.d

( l'rrrnrerrr ur \l.cirle(l I) tlu u(rf.(rr i\sr i.l)

(i)l'('JlLrlunls Qrxrril\ (rtf.,lluli('n!(nerar.J

(h) ,\ir

ALL THE PARANE|ERS ARE WITd'N TITE LII'IT5 PRESCRIOED BY lIE AOARD.

ALL fHE PARATIETERS ARE WI|HIN THE LII,'IfS PRESCRIBED BY fIIE BOARD.

l'\lt l: l)

llrTrr(1,,r'\ \\r\r,\

llr^rd,,ut \\,r.lcs lutrl Qurnrir\ {ii3.ll)uriI! !h(I:irur.illt,.t

l)lrir!' lh.lj:n.,n.i,rr \.,r'

ihr Ir,rrn l)ollrrrjor) 1) ErP SLUDOE

c,'nrnr1 ir.ilrti!sl'.\l{I: ll

linxl ()urnrir! rLH )

DLrring rl,r prcr ioL ,

(APRIL - 16 rO

Durinir rlrc ;rr r,:rrI'in.rr, ill , r.r;(aPRrL - 17 fO

1r Ilrr()l|r I,r)c.rs t) LUORTCA|TNO OlL2) POLYMER WASTE 459.451 Nr/YEAR

5) FOY WASIE 1946.65 Mf/ VEAR

ibl From I\,llutiunairlrlrDl a.lcilirics

(! I-l'1(r) Quanrity rcc)'.lcJ

or re-lIili7(d

,) cafaLvsf DRUM Lof 3320 NOS./VEAn

J) SWEIPING PT^WASTE LOf

cE

ANNEXURE - xII (Cont.)

ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT (FORM.V)

Ir.lR'l: I,'

Ple:rs!'speail! lhe chrlrratcrislicslin lcrnriL,i (onc.lrlrrliarr3rrJ.lri:rrll.r'i).,:ili,.';rl,r:.,:... l

.ri sr,liJ uastr: arJ iilrlicrtr dijfo\Jl l-.ltcljua.j(l(,|]la,J li,r l\)rh li,(!( L.lr o;ri\,r1 !\irir.r\EfP SLUDGE

'S STORED IN HAZARDOUS WASTE SfOftAGE AREA HAVINC IMPEAV.OOS LAYER

AND LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSIEH AND FTNALLY oISPQSEo ro M/s. BE!1, oISCARoEDCONTA|NER, POLYMER WASTE, CHIP WASTE, PO WASTE, SWEEPING PTA WASfE LOf IS STAREDTN SEPARATE IDENTIFIEO AREA AND SELLING TO AC|UAL ENO USERS.

t,..ut.t: (;I lplrut ot lltt pollution control rrcaJlrrcs o0 ronscrlnlior ol tJtuiill rcsr,rr;tcs anJ iottscrlLr(rt \, i)ir I|.c{):il ol_proJuclion.,.: CAPITAL COST OF TREATMENr UNII = Rs. 70,12.5OO/... COS| Of IIONIrORINA AND CONSULTANCY = Rs, 4,OO|OQO/-., OPERATION AND

'IAINTENEACE COST

ELECTRICTfY = Rs- 79,45,000/-

C|IEMTCAL = Rs. ,O /

I'\lt li ll,\dJilionlll iol c\lnrcrl pfop,)(xl lbr cr]\ ironnirntil

NIL

1,,\ttT: Itrlirttll.rntorrr

\nt r,rhtr p.rltrcLrlatcs in rcspacl of cnvinnnrlnlitl frr)lcclron ilril ulaillcrrenl (,1 pL'llrtron

WE ARE TRYlNG TO MININISE THE POLLUTION FROM OUR UI'IIT TO THE LOWEST AS POSSltsLF

Si_gn:rlLrri l'- ,---\.rnrc YoGESH/c. PAPAIYAl)r"r!nr,li,,r: ExEcurtvEI).rlr: r9l06/2or8

SLLhrnittcrl 1.,

I I(il i.!a S((rrt.rr\

(;tl.i^r:rr l'ollution (bntrol li,rrd,S((lor: l0'.\.(i.Lndhinrgrr !82 0li

lrolr: M/s. GARDEN sltx MILts LrD.

(cP DMSION - JOLWA)

VIt t.: lOtWA, TAL.: PALSANA,

oIcT.cltaT

ANNEXURE XIIIPOLICY FOR CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSIBILITY

Garden Silk Mills limited is a long time established Corporate Entity in the premierTextile Manufacturing Hub of Gujarat i.e. Surat. It has got a long hjstory ofassociation with the city and its local population.

It undertakes socaally responsible work on its own and works closely with the GramPanchayats to cater to the social and infra-structural needs of the surroundingpopulace. The two villages nearby its location of the factories, i.e. Jolwa and Varelihave benefited by means of Employment, Social infra-structure and EnvironmentProtective Activities of Garden Silk Mills Umited.

The following policy of Corporate Environment Responsibility has been formulated bySenior Management and is reflective of the Eco-sensitiveness owned by the Company.

f. Hierarchical Authoritv of Environment Manaqement Committee.

ETP Engineer

ETP Operator

Occupier Director

H.O. Co-ordinator U nit Head

Environ mentConsultant Process Plant Head Utility Head

Stack MonitoringE ngineer

-?frw

ANNEXURE - XIII (Cont.)

II. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE - EMP

1. Every Environment Clearance (EC) and Consent should be discussed by theH.O. and Plant team immediately after issual of the same. EnvironmentConsultant will participate in all such meetings. At the end of each meeting,the salient bullet points are to be brought to the notice of Unit Head and theOccupier Director.

2. All Capital and Revenue Expenses arising out of Environment Compliance willbe budgeted by the Plant and vetted by the Environment llanagementCommjttee for final approval of Unit Head and the Occupier Director.

3. Test Results of Effluent Treatment Plants and Stack Emissions against variousnorms stipulated by EC and Consent shall be escalated by Utility Head to theEnvironment Consultant at pre-determined period.

4. Any departure from the norms as stipulated by Central and State EnvironmentBodies shall be escalated to the Committee, the Unit Head and the OccupierDirector. All rectification actions shall be taken within fixed time limits afterconsensus within the body.

5. In any case, the Environment Management Committee will meet at regularintervals, which shall not be more than two months.

6. For all visits by Government Officials, it ls the duty of the Plant to ensure thatall inspections and checks go on smoothly. All the members of the Committeeincluding H.O. members shall get involved in such inspections. Any pointsarising out of the inspections have to be informed to the Unit Head and closedwithin a fixed time limit.

7. It is the duty of the H.O. Co-ordinator and members of the Committee toensure that Legal and Statutory Compliances are regularly done. Anydeparture should be brought to the notice of the Unit Head and the OccupierDirector,

Issue Date: January 1,2013File Name: CER-1

:a

ANNEXURE . XIV

CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE

Dr. B. G. DODIA tM.B.B.S., C.t.H.Reg. No. G 8571

SENIOB INDUSTRIAL HEALT}I CONSULTA}trT

DA'ilr : - -201

June 1 9, 2014

No Occupational Disease was detected for the above stren(lht of

employees, for other non-occupational i llness emPloYees were acit'ised as

per requirement.

For Sar lndustrial Health Services

Dr B G. DodiaMBBS. CIHSr. lndustrial Health ConsultantSai lndustrial Health ServicesReg No.: G8571

Ih, B. G. DODIARegd. No. G8571 t'! B.s.t., c.Ur"rt'r'...:rql,\! ;-tF,iiTr. .'rlfAlll

RESIDENCE : 904, SHUBH LAXMI HEIGHTS,

NEAR ADAJAN FIRE STATION, OPP. SIAR BAZAR, ADAJAN, SURAT.

MOBILE | 9726519999, 98251 4't&57

I

TO WHOM SO EVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that, we had examined 1562 employees of M/s Garden Silk

Mills l-td., CP tiivision, Surat for the year2018 -2019.

SAI INDUSTRIAL..HW

ANNEXURE - XVCSR PROJECT AND ITS DETAILS

CSR between 20 17-2O 18

Au9-17CSR Exps -EducationPro motio n

AS PER I.4EMO TOWARDS INDENPENDENCE DAYSCHOOL UNIFORT4&SCHOOL BAG FREE DISTRIBUIION 3 0,00 0.0 0

CSR Exps -Computers Computer donated for social purpose 50,100.00Nov-17

CSR Exps -Edu cationPro motion

PAYI4ENT TOWARDS TRIBAL SHISKHASANDEVLOPMNT TO JOLWA GRAM PANCHAYAT 11,000.00Fe b- 1B

91,100.O0

1

J

I

CSR Expenses - Garden SiIk Mills Ltd

PERIOD ACCOUNT_DESC DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

ANNEXURE - XVI

Bipin f. ModiB. Con. FCA, I)ISAAlnk A. Candhil{.(lom. /\C.,\

CA CERTIFICATE FINANCIAL CLOSU RE

cBiphtcfian[ra J.tuLofi s{, Co.Chanercd Accounrants

B.No. 18./A, Prakash Co-Op.Hsg.Socier!B/h Ir':telligent Culdance Classes

Athwalines. S!r. :195 0(rlI)hone :, 2o5t:J-i9

l\,lobilr : 937ti822354r909900 I ?i.{€mail : bjmod,Ogmair c.,nrPAN : AAllI.82203\1

Sl( \,r. AAIlllt.llirl),JS li)1rI

We refer to the Company's Expansion projects envisaging capacrty expansron in 2'1M.W. Coal Based Captive Power Plant, covered under EC F. No. J-11011162412a10lA 1 1 (l) Dated 10t05t2013.

The total project cost was Rs.75 Crores, which was financed by lDBl Bank's TennLoan of Rs.56.25 Crores and lnternal Accruals of Rs.18.75 Crores.

The total expend;ture incurred towards this proJect was Rs 78.04 Crores anrj theTerm Loan availed from lDBl Bank was Rs.56.25 Crores and the balance amounl ofRs.2'1.79 was brought from lnternal Cash Accruals.

The projects have already commenced production.

The above have been verified on the basis of informatiort aod explanation grven tous from the trooks of accounts maintained by the Company and found the sarire tobe correcl.

For BIPINCHANDRA J. MODI & CO.Chartered Accountants,

Place:SuratDate: 3l"t March, 2013

, t.-.z B. J. MODI

PartnerM. No. : 31 687

cs-

CERTIFICATE

A,