Paryavaran-Darshan - Central Pollution Control Board

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PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE SERIES
Series: PROBES/ /2011-12
Overview of ‘Paryavaran Darshan’
- a Weekly TV programme
Central Pollution Control Board
Ministry of Environment & Forests
Website: www.cpcb.nic.in
November, 2011
Central Pollution Control Board, 500 Copies, 2011.
Published by: J.S. Kamyotra, Member Secretary, Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi-32.
INDEX OF CONTENTS
Page
No.
Forword
1.1
1.2
Introduction
PARYAVARAN DARSHAN - A Mass Awareness Scheme
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
1.10
Methodology for Execution of the Programme
The Regional languages
Telecast time slots
Interaction between Regulatory bodies & DD Kendras
Funds: Water Cess
Workshop for all the Kendras of Doordarshan + ZOs+ SPCBs/PCCs
Audience feedback
DD Kendra - wise report of the program – Paryavaran Darshan
Ahmedabad
Bangalore
Bhopal
Bhubaneshwar
Chennai
Guwahati
Hyderabad
Jaipur
Jalandhar
Lucknow
Mumbai
Raipur
Ranchi
Shimla
Srinagar
Thiruvananthapuram
DD-National
Kolkata
Patna
List of topics proposed by CPCB for 45 episodes
Program Feedback – DD Kendra
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1.1
Introduction
The medium of communication in mass awareness (ex. TV, news dailies, internet,
magazines, advertisements. slogans, posters etc) in generating mass awareness is as
important as the message being sent out. In the present age , ‘Media education’ helps
viewers to put current images and messages into perspective by assisting them to
understand how the media works and that it is not only about learning the right answers
PARYAVARAN DARSHAN – a weekly TV program
but consuming the information with an active and critical mind and asking how they can
be part of the ‘effort’ in improving the environment.
The meaning of the word ‘Environment’ has extended its traditional boudanries beyond
water , air and land , now the interfaces / interactions between them and several other
issues particularly management of various wastes and noise abatement are new areas of
concern. This can be confirmed by the environmental legislations that have been
introduced in the past three decades beginning with the Water Act , 1974, Air Act 1981
followed by the ‘umbrella’ legislation namely Environment (Protection) Act 1986 under
which
several Waste Rules were notified ex. hazardous wastes, municipal wastes,
biomedical wastes, plastic wastes and e-wastes.
1.2
PARYAVARAN DARSHAN - A Mass Awareness Scheme
In 2010-2011 the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
took a huge step in
disseminating environmental information nation wide, by associating Doordarshan (DD) ,
the National Broadcasting Service , in launching the ‘PARYAVARAN DARSHAN’ a weekly
half an hourly TV program being telecast in 12 languages through 18 Regional channels
besides DD National. As the occasion was very special for us, it was befitting to launch it
on the occasion of World Environment Day, 5th June 2010. The episodes are being
telecasted on regular time slots on fixed days for each of the 19 channels. The
programmes will be telecast in terrestrial mode providing maximum outreach besides
telecasting the National/Regional Channels of Doordarshan are mandatory for cable
operators, thus ensuring maximum outreach.
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Ahmedabad
Bangalore
Thiruvananthapuram
Bhopal
Srinagar
Bhubaneshwar
Shimla
Chennai
Ranchi
Name of the
Kendra
Raipur
DD-National
Guwahati
Patna
Hyderabad
Mumbai
Jaipur
Lucknow
Kolkata
Jalandhar
Figure 1: List of DD kendras associated with Paryavaran Darshan
1.3
Methodology for Execution of the Programme
i.
Arranging Funds from MoEF for executing the program;
ii.
Signing of MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) with Doordarshan;
iii.
For co-ordination, assigning regional kendras to concerned Zonal Offices (ZOs) of
CPCB;
iv.
To identify the Nodal Officers from the SPCBs/PCCs to discuss the highlight the
local environmental issues;
v.
To organize the workshops for all the kendras of Doordarshan , CPCB, ZOs and
SPCBs/PCCs
vi.
To prepare a checklist topics that can be taken up for preparation of episodes
(Annexure II) ;
vii.
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Review of the episodes before telecast
1.4
The Regional languages
The programmes are being telecasted in 12 languages viz. Gujarati, Malayalam, Hindi,
Assamese, Kashmiri, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi and Oriya.
Telecast time slots
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CPCB’s Co-ordination
Office
DD’s
Regional Kendra
Day of
telecast
Timings
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ZO Vadodara
02
ZO Bhopal
03
ZO Lucknow
04
ZO Kolkata
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06
ZO Shillong
ZO Bangalore
Mumbai
Ahmedabad
Bhopal
Raipur
Jaipur
Lucknow
Shimla
Jalandhar
Srinagar
Kolkata
Ranchi
Patna
Bhubaneshwar
Guwahati
Bangalore
Thiruvananthapuram
Chennai
Hyderabad
DD National
Sunday
Sunday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
6.00 - 6.30 am
5.30 – 6.00 pm
5.30 - 6.00 pm
5.30 – 6.00 pm
5.10 -5.40 pm
5.30 - 6.00 pm
6.30- 07.00 pm
5.00 - 5.30 pm
4.40–5:10 pm
5:00- 5:30 pm
6:00- 6:30 pm
5:30- 6:00 pm
5:00- 5:30 pm
3:30 – 4:00 pm
6:30- 7:00 pm
8.00- 8.30 am
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
5.30 - 6.00 pm
3.00 – 3:30 pm
9.30-10.00 am
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1.6
Delhi
1.5
Interaction between Regulatory bodies & DD Kendras
For co-ordination of the topics to be considered for telecasting, the CPCB ZOs were
directed to interact with the Regional Kendras and the concerned Nodal Officers
identified by the SPCBs/PCCs (see table below).
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Sr. No.
Zonal Offices
1.
ZO- Vadodara
2.
ZO Bhopal
Name of the Kendra
State
Language
Ahmedabad
Gujarat
Gujarati
Mumbai
Maharashtra
Marathi
Bhopal
Madhya
Hindi
Pradesh
3.
Raipur
Chattisgarh
Hindi
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Hindi
ZO Lucknow
Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh
Hindi
Note:- Project
Shimla
Himachal
Hindi
office Agar is
Pradesh
Co-ordinating
Jalandhar
Punjab
Punjabi
Taj Related
Srinagar
J&K
Kashir
Kolkata
West Bengal
Bengali
Ranchi
Jharkhand
Hindi
Patna
Bihar
Hindi
Bhubaneshwar
Orissa
Oria
issues
4.
ZO Kolkata
5.
ZO Shillong
Guwahati
Assam
Assamese
6.
ZO Bangalore
Bangalore
Karnataka
kannada
Thiruvananthapuram Kerala
Malayalam
Chennai
Tamil Nadu
Tamil
Hyderabad
Andhra
Telugu
Pradesh
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1.7
CPCB-Delhi
DD-National
Delhi
Hindi
Funds: Water Cess
Proposal for the programme “Paryavaran Darshan” was sent to MoEF and based on the
proposal received from Doordarshan was sanctioned under the Water Cess Funds for
execution of the programme on television (TV) in association with Doordarshan, the
National Broadcasting service. DD is dedicated to public service hence has not kept any
provision for profit in preparing the project proposal.
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1.8
Workshop for all the Kendras of Doordarshan + ZOs+ SPCBs/PCCs
Two days work shop was organized by CPCB in Delhi for all the kendras on 22nd and 23rd
September 2010. All the regional kendras, DD-National, Zonal office In-charges and Nodal
officers from SPCBs/PCCs attended the Workshop
1.9.
Audience Feedback
This is the first report providing a brief on the telecast content of the programs showed in
various channels under the weekly TV program ‘Paryavaran Darshan’ telecasted by
Doordarshan (DD). Given below is the feedback that has been compiled based on the
information received from the Kendras.
DD Kendra
Remarks
Jalandhar
Highest viewership (in%) : 42.4%
Chennai
Highest viewership (in nos.) : 55,000
Hyderabad
Highest viewership (in nos.) : 1,75,000 ; DART – 2.1% ; TAM – 0.38%
Bhubneshbar
DART – 18.9%, TAM – 2.9%
Shimla
Communicated that appreciation was recd. by emails, telephone
calls & letters
Banglore
Highest viewership (in nos.) : 87,000
Bhopal
TRP – 30%
Kolkata
DART – 3.3; TAM – 0.51
DD National
Communicated that appreciation was recd. by letters
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List of topics proposed by CPCB for 45 episodes for DD National
Episode
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Proposed Topic
Introduction to Ganga Action Plan (GAP), Inaugural on 5th June 2010
Part I: GAP: Source to Uttarakhand (Hardwar)
Part II: GAP: Uttrarakhnad (Garhmukteshwar, Roorkhee d/s) to Varanasi (UP)
Part III : GAP: Varanasi (UP) to Buxar (Bihar)
Part IV: GAP: Buxar, Bihar -. Hooghly (Bay of Bengal)
Part IV: National River Action Plan identifying 150 polluted river stretches.
CPCB’s AAQ network - Part I – ex. metro cities
CPCB’s AAQ network - Part II – ex. State capitals
CPCB’s AAQ network - Part III – ex. Industrial stations
CPCB’s AAQ network - Part IV – ex. commercial station
CPCB’s AAQ network - Part V – ex. sensitive stations
Air quality monitoring in Delhi – CPCB’s AAQ stations
Continuous AAQ monitoring
Preparation for Commonwealth Games (October 2010) – Ambient Air Quality
Power plants in Delhi and Pollution Control measures adopted
Impact on AAQ by CNG use in vehicles.
Noise monitoring network proposed by CPCB
Importance of BOD & CPCB’s – BOD Sensor field kit
Yamuna Action Plan w.r.t. Delhi
STPs in Delhi Part I - sewage management
STPs in Delhi Part II - sewage management
STPs in NCR – Haryana
STPs in NCR – U.P.
Metro rail – impact on air quality – Part I - Delhi
Metro rail – impact on air quality – Part I - Delhi
Metro rail – impact on air quality – Part I - NCR
Municipal waste management – Part I
Municipal waste management – Part II
Plastic waste management in Delhi Airports – Part I
Plastic waste management in the three Delhi Railway Stations– Part II
Fluoride problems & CPCB’s fluoride testing kit
Water treatment plants of Delhi Part I
Water treatment plants of Delhi Part II
Water treatment Plants Part III NCR
Biomedical waste management at healthcare centres in Delhi – Part I
Biomedical waste management at healthcare centres in Delhi – Part II
Greening of Delhi – NDMC Horticulture Dept.
Delhi Govt’s ‘Bhagidhari’
Pollution under check (PUCs) in Delhi
Automobile Fuel quality – Bharat Stage III , IV
Small scale Industrial clusters in Delhi – Part I
Small scale Industrial clusters in Delhi – Part II
SSI in Delhi – Part III ex. recyclers
E-waste management initiatives / guidelines
Flyash utilization in Delhi projects (construction, airport expansion, roads etc.)
1.10 `DD KENDRA WISE REPORT of THE Program – Paryavaran Darshan
Note, the kendra –wise reports are presented (alphabetically) based on the compilation
done by Doordarshan and feedback from CPCB Zonal Offices / Head Quarters.
Name of the Doordarshan (DD) Kendras
1. Ahmedabad
2. Bangalore
3. Bhopal
4. Bhubaneshwar
5. Chennai
6. Guwahati
7. Hyderabad
8. Jaipur
9. Jalandhar
10. Lucknow
11. Mumbai
12. Patna
13. Raipur
14. Ranchi
15. Shimla
16. Srinagar
17. Thiruvananthapuram
18. DD-National
19. Kolkata
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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) - DD Girnar
Salient features
Language – Gujarati
Telecast time slot: Sunday, 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm. The program was not telecasted in some
weeks due to Wimbledon, Cricket matches, world cup etc. The Paryavaran Darshan
program has remained in the top 10 list in TAM.
Episode
Telecast Date
Repeat Telecast
01
06/06/2010
14/11/2010
30/01/2011
02
03
04
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AA Apni Sabarmati (This is Our Sabarmati)
The program was presented as a documentary film on various aspects of the
371 km river which has become highly polluted. Sewage management of
Ahmedabad was covered, there are nine STP in Ahmedabad of which 5 are
operational. The STP at Pirana was shown. Guest speakers : Dr. K. U. Mistry –
Chairman GPCB, Sh. R.J. Shah - Member Secretary GPCB , Sh. B.R. Naidu – Zonal
Officer, CPCB
13/06/2010
11/07/2010
Natho Pradushan Ne Prarambh Thi (Identify Pollution From Its Initial Stage)
The program was a panel discussion on the Environment Impact Assessment
(EIA), the state’s SEIA and various related issues including public consultation.
Guest speakers : Sh. R.G. Shah, Sr. Scientist, GPCB , Sh. Babubhai Patel –
President GIDC Nandesari Industrial Association, Sh. Mahesh Bhai Pandya,
Director, Paryavaran Darshan
20/06/2010
29/08/2010
15/05/2011
Jokhami Ghan Kacharo Surakshit Nikal Vayasthapan (Safe Disposal of
Hazardous Wastes)
The Program was presented as a documentary film on “Paryavaran Mandir” a
TSDF (Treatment Storage and Disposal Facility) site at Naroda GIDC,
Ahmedabad. There are seven HW TSDF sites in Gujarat and the Naroda unit
was established in the year 2002. Guest speakers: Shri Shailesh Patiwari –
Chairman Naroda GIDC and Sh. A Daulti- Sr. Env. Engg., GPCB
27/06/2010
28/11/2010
06/01/2011
Udhyogikaran Ni Biji Baaju (On The Other Side Of Industrialization)
Episode
05
07
Repeat Telecast
Program covered environmental status of Vatva GIDC. The spent acid from the
industries located in the estate was being collected, segregated based on its
color and then sold to the other industries as raw material. A case study on SAcid recovery plant by M/s Noval Spent Acid Recovery was shown. Guest
speakers: Shri Mahesh Pandya – Director Paryavaran Mitra and Shri N-Tabhani,
GPCB.
18/07/2010
05/09/2010
Hava Nu Pradushan (Air Pollution)
The episode covered air pollution problems arising from industries and
vehicular emissions and their environemtal impacts. Use of Clean to reduce
Air pollution, like use of CNG in vehicles (ex. In Delhi) can be adopted for entire
Ahmedabad. Air pollution control systems in indsutries like Electro Static
Precipitator, Wet Scrubber, Bag House, etc and its applications were also
covered. Guest speakers: Sh. K C Mistry, Vigilance Officer, GPCB, Sh. Pranav
Maheta, CNG Adviser.
25/07/2010
22/08/2010
24/10/2010
Mahi Nadi Paropkari Ke Pradushit (Mahi River A Boon Or Polluted)
The program highlights the Mahi River as a life line as it is one of the perennial
flowing river of Gujarat. The use of river water for electricity generation in
thermal power plant is presented. A recording of Wanakhori Thermal Power
Plant (Capacity 210 MW x 7 units) from coal handling to fly ash generated from
thermal power plant was shown. Sh. B. R. Naidu Zonal Officer, CPCB Vadodara
presented the laboratory activities of his office.
01/08/2010
21/11/2010
Shuddhta No Saad (Call Of Purity)
Suddhta No Saad named program was telecasted on 01/08/2010.
The program covered the Nandesari CETP, Effluent Channel Project Limited.
ECPL is one and only project of its kind in India to carry treated effluent for final
disposal. Distribution of ECPL (a 55 km long open channel to carry treated
effluent for disposal at J-Point into the estuary of Mahi River at Gulf of
Cambay) into zone, Dhanera takeoff (zero point), Nandesri CETP, effluent
collection system etc was also shown. Guest sepakers: Shri J.R.Mehta, SEE,
GPCB, Shri Satish Panchal, ECPL and Shri Babubhai Amin, President Industrial
Association Nandesari was covered.
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Telecast Date
9
10
Episode
08
09
10
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12
10
Telecast Date
Repeat Telecast
08/08/2010
NR
Bhang Karsho To Bandh Thase (Violation Will Cause Closer)
29/08/2010
NR
Jaivik Tabibi Kachro (Bio Medical Waste)
This program was presented as a documentary film on Bio Medical Waste
generation and Disposal technology. The various aspects on improper disposal
of biomedical waste and its heath effect were highlighted. An overview of
Biomedical Waste (Management and Handling) Rule 1998, collection system,
CCA procedure for CBMWTF etc was provided. Guest speakers: by Sh. Shushil
Vegda and Shri H.P. Patel, GPCB and Sh. Prakesh Vaghela.
12/09/2010
26/09/2010
07/11/2010
Swachh Parivesh Sharuthi (Cleaner Production From Initial Stage)
In this program application of cleaner technology for the protection of
environment and sustainable development was presented as documentary film
showing a textile unit having dyeing process. The process bleaching and dyeing
requires huge quantity of water, some water saving techniques as a cleaner
technology was mentioned ex. use of counter current flow, reuse of treated
waste water after tertiary treatment for washing of dyeing plates etc. Note in
earlier practice ex. 1 kg of cloth required 10 kg water now it can be brought
down to 3 kg of water. Guest speakers: Sh. Hardik Shah – Member Secretary,
GPCB, Sh. Lalit Sanghvi – Dyeing Expert, Sh. J.K. Vyas – Director EPA
19/09/2010
NR
Swachhta No Abhigam Saruthi (Foundry Udyog - Cleaner Production)
The application of cleaner technology in the foundry industry was discussed. In
Ahmedabad Region majority of foundries used cupola furnaces (vertical
furnace). The application of cleaner technology (Saving of raw material, water
and energy for the production) in such small industry resulted in the 10 to 15 %
reduction in fuel consumption and increase in production.
Guest speakers: Shri N.S. Varandani, HOD Environment Engg, LD College of
Engg. , Shri J.N. Joshi, Ex-Prof, LD College of Engineering , Shri Vivek Sheth, EE
10/10/2010
NR
Tivra Vaas Eak Samasya (Strong Odour A Problem)
The problem of odour pollution, its cause of generation and remedial measures
for its control was telecasted. Odour is problem in Pharma industries that
Episode
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15
16
17
Repeat Telecast
manufacture life saving drugs, the production of these drugs release highly
pungent and foul odour; use of solvents like pyridine, mercaptans VOCs etc also
cause odour problems. Control of Odour pollution & steps taken in a
pharmaceutical and insecticide manufacturing unit was shown as a
documentary film.
On 10/10/2010. Sh. B.R. Gajjar and Sh. C A Shah, GPCB gave their feedback. In
this program odour problem is one of the causes of Guest speakers : Sh. B.R.
Gajjar and Sh. C A Shah, GPCB
17/10/2010
NR
Dhwani Pradushan (Noise Pollution)
The harmful effects of noise and various aspects of the Noise
Rules were covered. The main resource person talks presented in the program
are by Guest speakers: Shri S. M. Jha, GPCB and Sh. M. M. Anarwala, DCP,
Ahmedabad Trafic Police.
05/12/2010
NR
Danger Nu Pani Danger Ma (Water From Rice Mill To Paddy Field)
The program covered the recycle and reuse of waste water generated from rice
mill. Gujarat produces only 6% of total rice produced in India, out of which
Bawala near Ahmedabad is the main hub for boiled rice mills in Gujarat. The
process of rice production, water requirement, steam requirement and
environmental issues like waste water generation, air pollution etc was
discussed. Guest speaker : Shri Rajendra Patel, President, Rice Mill Association
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Telecast Date
12/12/2010
NR
Paryavaran Suraksha Dharo Bhag – I (Environment Protection Act Part – I)
The above Act was discussed along with other Waste Rules. The program was
telecasted as a Panel Discussion. : Dr. K. U. Mistry, Chairman, GPCB, Sushri.
Ameben Yagini, Advocate, High Court , Sh. M.H. Sheik, Brikish Water Research
19/12/2010
NR
Paryavaran Suraksha Dharo Bhag – II (Environment Protection Act Part – II)
This was the 2nd part of last program. The program covered the Powers and
Authorization under the various Acts provided to the Pollution Control Boards.
26/12/2010
NR
Pani Pradushan Niyantaran Dharo (Water Pollution Control Act)
The program was telecasted on 26/12/2010 as panel discussion with following
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Telecast Date
Repeat Telecast
invited guests.
 Shri Yogesh Pandya – NGO, Safety Health and Environment
Association
 Shri Jagdip Bhai – Kayda Adhikari, GPCB
 Shri R.G. Shah, SEE, GPCB
The program highlighted the salient features of The Water (Prevention and
Control of Pollution) Act 1974 and the power & responsibilities of the Gujarat
State Pollution Control Board to implement the Act.
02/01/2011
NR
Hava Pradushan Niyantran Dharo (Air Pollution Control Act)
This programme covered the salient features of the Air Act and raised the ‘legal
awareness’ on environment issues emphasising it as a fundamental right. The
program was telecasted as Panel discussion constituting of four guests.
1. Shri Bhushan Bhai Oja, Gujarat High Court
2. Shri Hardik Bhai Shah, MS, GPCB
3. Prof. N.S. Varandhani, HOD Environment Engg, LD College of Engg
Dipen Bhai Shah, Society of Environment Protection.
06/02/2011
NR
Praudshan Plastic Nu (Plastic Pollution)
Plastic waste is nuisance because of being poorly biodegradable. The Plastic
Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemical Rules 1989 and its
amendments were discussed. The manufacture of plastic and a video of a
plastic bag manufacturing unit was shown. Guest speaker: Shri Yunus Tai, EE,
GPCB
13/02/2011
NR
Sutaru Sari To Jetpur Ni (Jetpuri Cotton Sari)
The program was on Jetpur which is famous for dyeing of cotton sari and dress
material. The textile association has constructed a common ETP plant (7MLD)
and a 40 km conveying channel, the treated water was used in agriculture.
Guest speakers: Shri. J K Vyas RO Rajkot GPCB & Shri Rajubhai Patel, President,
Jetpur Textile Industrial Association
21/02/2011
NR
Kapchi (Hot Mix) – Eit Udyog Ane Paryavaran (Hot Mix Process & Brick
Manufacturing Units And Environment)
The program covered environmental issues on units in the unorganised sector
Episode
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24
25
26
27
Repeat Telecast
ex. Hot mix palnts and brick manufacturing units. Guest speaker : Shri Tushar
Shah, RO GPCB Mehsana
27/02/2011
13/03/2011
Green Tribunal
This programme was a panel discussion on Green Tribunal specially structured
to deal with environment litigation. The program was presented as a panel
discussion with Shri Bhushan Oza, Lawyer High court Gujarat and Shri D. K.
Solanki, Law Officer, GPCB with Shri Mahesh Pandey, Paryavan Mitra.
03/04/2011
NR
Mausam Parivartan Bhag – I (Climate Change Part I)* - TWO PARTS
10/04/2011
NR
Mausam Parivartan Bhag – II (Climate Change Part II)
This program dealt with climate change and its impact on coastal areas and
marine ecology. Guest speakers included Shri Chandrashekar Pandya and Dr.
Yogesh Yashraj and students of Gujarat University.
17/04/2011
NR
Kachra Thi Kyara Sudhi (From Waste To Manure)
A bio composting technology theme based program was presented as a
documentary film showing a plant at Ahmedabad. In this program the
problems of Ahmedabad City were highlighted covering its population, area,
development A video of Bio composting plant at Pirana was also shown.
24/04/2011
NR
Swet Sumruddhi Dairy Udyog (White Prosperity Dairy Industry)
This is a programme was on ‘Diary Industry’ and its social economic impact on
society. The program was telecasted on 24/04/2011. A documentary film of
District Banaskatha with case study on M/s Banas Dairy was shown.
01/05/2011
NR
Lok Sunwai (Public Hearing) Part I
The programme covered the importance of ‘Public Hearing Mechanism’ for
major industrial projects under E (P) Act 1986. The program was telecasted in
two parts the first part was telecasted on 01/05/2011 and the second part on
08/05/2011.
The program was presented as a forum discussion coordinated by Shri. Mahesh
Pandey, Paryavan Mitra with the following participants:
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14
Episode
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29
30
14
Telecast Date
Repeat Telecast
 Shri Hardikbhai Shah, MS, GPCB
 Shri Sailesh Bhai Patwari, Preseident NECL, Naroda
Shri Bharat Bhai Jain, MS, Gujarat Cleaner Production Technologies
08/05/2011
NR
Lok Sunwai (Public Hearing) Part II (contd. from above)
22/05/2011
NR
Vanikaran Ma Udiyogikaran No Haath Kyan? (Where Is The Role Of
Industrialization In Forestation?)
29/05/2011
NR
Vanikaran Ma Udiyogikaran No Haath Kyan? (Where Is The Role Of
Industrialization In Forestation?)
The episode covered issues on the norms regarding ‘Green Belt’ and
‘Compensatory Afforestation. Local groups were invited, the guest speakers
were Shri Sailesh Bhai Patwari, Chairman, NECL, Sh. H.S. Singh, Head Wild Life,
Forest Department and Shri Mahesh Pandey, Paryavan Mitra. The first part
was telecasted on 22/05/2011 second part on 29/05/2011.
Bangalore (Karnataka) - DD Chandana
Salient features
Language – Kannada
Telecast time slot: Saturday, 6:30 pm – 7:00 pm. The program was not telecasted in
some weeks due to various other sports related issues.
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Solid waste Management in Bangalore
10.07.2010
The main areas covered were an introduction to management of municipal
waste generated in Bangalore city, role of Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagar Palika
(BBMP) w.r.t. collection, transportation and disposal of solid waste. Mr.
Nandkumar, Senior Environmental Engineer, KSPCB conveyed the action taken
to resolve the solid waste management in Bangalore City and implementation
of Municipal Solid Waste Acts and Rules to control pollution caused due to
unscientific disposal. Emphasis was given on the role played by the general
public regarding proper segregation at individual house level.
The status on the existing land fill sites of Bangalore and the monitoring carried
out around the land fill sites to check the environmental quality was also
discussed. This episode also covered the NGO’s, Voluntary community societies
involvement in segregation of municipal waste and back yard composting
practises carried out.
Sewage Treatment
17.07.2010
This episode covered the status of water supply and quantity of water
supplied to meet the demand of Bangalore city vis-a -vis the sewage generated,
STP’s existing and different technologies adopted to treat and reuse the same
for gardening and irrigation. Sh P.B. Ramurthy, Chairman, BWSSB provided the
highlights on the various topics and steps taken to prevent pollution of surface
water, lakes by establishing STPs. A case of STP installed at International Air
Port and reuse of treated domestic waste for development of green belt in and
around the Air Port was also shown as a model STP.
Rain water Harvesting
24.07.2010
Shri R.S. Goudar, IFS and Ex Member Secretary of KSPCB discussed the
importance of rain water harvesting. Shri P.B. Ramurthy, IAS, Chaiman, BWSSB,
briefed about success story of rain water harvesting and recharge of ground
water and steps taken to mandate the rain water harvesting in residential
areas.
Shri.B. Kemparamaih, Chief Engineer, BWSSB and Sh.B M Manjunath, Sh.A R
Shivkumar, Scientist, KSCST addressed about different methods of rain water
harvesting systems adopted in and around the Bangalore city to improve the
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ground water level and to meet the water demand.
Success story on rain water harvesting systems provided at individual houses
and their experience w.r.t ground water recharge a was shown also
highlighting the the need for decontaminating rain water in houses.
Air Pollution
11.9.2010
This episode covered issues on air pollution. Dr. Govindrajalu, Indian Medical
Association, addressed about air pollution and its impact on human being
health.
Dr. B Nagappa, Senior Environmental Officer, KSPCB, provided an account on
air quality monitoring network in and around the Bangalore city to monitor and
the trend of ambient air quality. Shri M.D.N. Simha, Chief Environmental
Officer KSPCB, informed on steps taken to control air pollution by mandating
fuel quality standards, emission test certificates and by mandating the Bharat I,
II, III, & IV vehicles. Shri. Hemant Kumar, Joint Secretary, RTO, Sh. B Ashok,
Indian Oil Corporation, Sh. H R Sreenivas, IAS, Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies,
Sh. B R Raveendranath, Chairman, IOC Association, Sh Bhaskar Rao, IPS,
Secretary, Transportation talked on steps taken to control vehicular pollution
by implementing the ETC, registration of Bharat I, II, III & IV, and by Checking
Fuel adulteration etc., A case study on on Auto rickshaws in Bangalore city are
retrofitted with LPG was shown.
Industrial Effluents – Pollution Control Measures
18.9.2010
taken in Small Scale Industries (SSI)
The episode discussed Small Scale Industries and their pollution problems and
steps taken to tackle the pollution problems from SSI clusters by introducing
concept of Common Effluent Treatment Plant by providing financial support
from State Government and Central Government. This episode also covers the
visual videos of collection of effluents from different industries and treatment
facilities provided at Peenya Industrial Area, Veerasandra Industrial area and
Pai & Pai Chemicals Ltd., Shri C.D. Kumar, Senior Environmental Officer of
KSPCB provided feedback.
Lake Development in and around the Bangalore
25.9.2010
Dr. Laxmi Narayan, Senior Environmental Officer, KSPCB and Shri M.G. Yathish,
Environmental Officer, KSPCB discussed on the history of lakes in and around
the Bangalore and their disappearance due to urban development. Dr. Bal
Gangdhar, Chief Scientist addressed about number of lakes exists presently and
its water quality monitoring carried out by KSPCB, and steps taken to prevent
the lake pollution. Dr. U.V. Singh, IFS, Lake Development Authority, Bangalore
addressed about steps taken to restore the existing lakes in Bangalore. Shri
Srinivas, Environmentalist and Shri C.R. Sathya, environmentalist addressed
about steps taken to renovation and development of lakes into picnic spots at
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Hebbal lake, Yellamma lake and Rampur Lake and also shared their experience
about recharge of ground water in the surrounding areas due to restoration of
lake water. Videos of lakes of the city were shown.
Industrial Noise Pollution
2.10.2010
Shri A.S. Sadashivaiah, IFS, Chairman, KSPCB and Shri B.S. Ramaiah discussed
Noise related issues and standards and steps taken to control Noise pollution
and mandatory acoustic enclosures at working place. The guest speakers
included Dr.C.V.Sreenivas, Sh. H. Sreenivasaih, Director, and OSHA. Industrial
Association Representatives addressed about safety measures taken at the
places where noise was exceeding limits.
Parthenium Control
16.10.2010
Padmashree Dr. M. Mahadevappa, Retired Vice Chancellor, Agricultural
University discussed about the origin of Parthanium and about fast spreading
nature of parthenium, “Invasive Species”- effects of parthenium on
environment, plant, animals and human beings. The other guest speakers
included Sh. K Narayana Gowda, Deputy VC, Agricultural University, Dr. H.
Shivanna, Director R &D, GKVK. This episode also cover the interaction with Dr.
K.M. Sathish, Dermatologist regarding skin diseases due to parthenium and its
prevention.
E-Waste Management
23.10.2010
Shri. M.S. Gaudar, Member Secretary, KSPCB raised salient issues pertaining to
E-waste and its management in Karnataka State and regulatory mandatories
implemented to manage it. The other guest speakers invited included Sh.
P.Parthasarthy, Director, E-Parisara, Sh. Hunning, Advisor, E Parisara, Sh. M J
Sreenivas, Director Envirocare Video graphs of E-Parisar Recyclers of Karnataka
about collection, segregation, dismantling of e-waste, and recovery of precious
metals was shown as a case study.
Bio-Medical Waste – Part -I
30.10.2010
Shri A.S. Sadashivaih, Chairman, KSPCB discussed on the importance of the
handling and management of bio-medical wastes in Karnataka State and the,
Implementation of Bio- medical Waste Rules. A video of the the facilities
provided to collect different bio-medical wastes generated in Jayadev
Cadiology hospital and Apollo Hospital was shown.
Bio-Medical Waste – Part -I I
6.11.2010
This episode also covered Biomedical waste with input from
Mr.
Sanmugappa, Environmental Officer of KSPCB Video coverage of facilities
provided to treat and disposal BMW at Ramky Biomedical waste incinerator
viz., collection, transportation- precautions taken and labelling,
treatment/disposal methods like shredder, incinerator, deep burial,
microwaving, hydroclaving, autoclaving and landfilling of ash.
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Paryavaran Dharshan –I
13.11.2010
In this Episode, clips of solid waste management, plastic waste management,
air pollution due to increase of vehicles and burning of wastes, pollution due to
unscientific disposal of contaminated empty barrels, steps taken to control air
pollution. Inputs from the following were included Shri P.B. Rammurthy,
Chairman, BWSSB, Shri B.N. Ramesh Kumar Senior Environmental Officer,
regarding Existing Noise Standards. Interaction with General Manager of
Forging Industry regarding safety measures taken to prevent hearing loss to
employees working in their industry.
Paryavaran Dharshan –II
20.11.2010
Awareness about Global Warming and Climate Change, steps taken to prevent
Global Warming were covered. Shri. A. Manoharan, In charge Zonal Office,
Bangalore provided input to the topics.
Paryavaran Dharshan –III
04.12.2010
Awareness Programmes in different school regarding plastic use. Clips about
Environmental Pollution, Kannada slogans about mother earth and
environment conservation plus a discussion on parthenium was also shown.
Paryavaran Dharshan –IV
11.12.2010
Re- telecasting of clippages on solid waste management programme, E-Waste
Management, Pollution Control Measures taken by Small Scale Industries,
plastic waste management and re-use of plastic waste along with bituminous in
road construction in Bangalore. Interaction with M/s K.K. Plastic was covered.
Paryavaran Dharshan –V
18.12.2010
The episode covered a wide range of environmental issues on solid waste
management programme, unscientific disposal of contaminated barrel and its
consequences, lake water conservation and organic farming. KSPCB Chairman
addressed about importance of solar energy, hydroelectric power, and wind
mill. Shri Bharth Lal, IAS, Commissioner, BDA, addressed about steps taken to
renovation of Lakes in and around the Bangalore.
Paryavaran Dharshan –VI
25.12.2010
Clips about Nature and Environment, by Dr. Chaitra on Environmental
protection, Mrs. H.D. Varalaxmi, Environmental Engineer, CPCB, Bangalore
informed on the functions of CPCB, and steps taken to prevent pollution.
Interaction with Ms. Sheetal Singh, Mahatma Gandhi Gramina Abhivrudhi
regarding bio-gas generation by using kitchen waste were also covered.
Paryavaran Dharshan –VII
01.01.2011
The episode showed an iInteraction with Ms. Vishnu Chinnagudi, Mahatma
Gandhi Gramina Abhivrudhi regarding fuel /energy conservation, practical
experiments to show units of energy conservation by using CFL bulbs in place
of conventional bulbs and tube lights. Clips on Nature and Kannada slogans on
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Environment Protection.
Paryavaran Dharshan –VIII
08.01.2011
Interaction with Ms. Vishnu Chinnagudi, Mahatma Gandhi Gramina Abhivrudhi
regarding Mini Hydro Electric Power Generation by using natural resource like
small streams exists near by farming land to lift water from bore well for
irrigation purpose.Use of fertilizers in agricultural land and its effect on soil was
also covered.
Paryavaran Dharshan –IX
22.02.2011
Kannada Quotes about Environment protection, Dr. Chaitra, addressed about
importance of Environmental protection. Interaction with Shri Rammurthy,
Chairman, BWSSB, regarding installation of STP at Airport authority and reuse
of treated effluent for green development in and around the international
airport
Plastic Waste Management - I
5.2.2011
Sh. A.S. Sadashivaih, Chairman, KSPCB, Sh. R S Goudar, Ex. Member Secretary,
KSPCB, Addressed about generation of plastic waste in India and in Karnataka,
status of implementation of Plastic Waste Management Rules 1999 and 2003
in Karnataka. Awareness about minimization of plastic bags in day today
activity. Dr. Chaitra also provided important views on the issue.
Solar Energy
19.3.2011
Sh. A S Sadashivaih, Chairman, KSPCB, Addressed about conservation of natural
resources, necessity & significance of Solar Energy. Interaction with Sh. D V
Manjunath, M.D, EMMVEE The other guest speakers who provided important
views were Solar, Sh. T Srinath, Director, EMMVEE Solar, and Sh. Vishnu A
Chinagundi, Sr Faculty, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Rural Energy and
Development. Interaction with stake holder who has solar energy for
commercial purpose viz. distilled water generation by using solar energy.
Plastic Waste Management - II
26.3.2011
This Episode covers the workshop on “Oxo- Biodegradable plastics and its
management” organized by KSPCB and also covered the foreign delegates
experience regarding Oxo- biodegradable plastic manufacturing and its
management.
Paryavaran Dharshan -X
09.04.2011
Re-telecasting of clips about solid waste management, rain water harvesting,
Air Pollution in Bangalore and Ambient Air Quality Monitoring net work of
Bangalore.
Lead Waste Management
16.04.2011
Shri C.D. Kumar, Environmental Officer, KSPCB, discussed on uses of lead
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bearing components in day today activity of human being, quantity of lead
waste generation from these components and its effect on human beings and
application of Battery Rules 2001 and 2010 for battery manufactures to
combat lead pollution.
Pollution due to Coffee Pulp manufacturing
23.04.2011
This Episode covers the video coverage of Coffee Pulp process, effluent
generation and different treatment systems provided to treat their effluent.
Paryawaran Darshan about Dairy Industry
30.04.2011
This episode covers the video coverage of detailed manufacturing process
faculties available at Mother Dairy, KMF Yelhanka. Effluent treatment facilities
provided to treat their effluent generated and recycle of treated effluent for
gardening in and around the Dairy industry. Inputs were provided by. Sh
K.V.Jagannath Rao, Director, KMF, Yelahanka, Sh M.T.Kulkarni, CEO, KMF,
Yelahanka
Pollution caused due to Granite industries
7.05.2011
Interaction with Jigani Granite industries representatives, process carried out,
treatment facilities provided to handle granite slurry, existing slurry disposal
site, pollution problems arised due to granite dust, interaction with local
peoples about existing granite dust disposal site. Local peoples shared their
problems faced due to granite dust disposal by granite industry. Interaction
with Prof. Venkataram Reddy IISc, Dr. R.V. Ranganath, BMS college of
Engineering regarding R & D works taken to utilize granite dust for making geo
mortar, brick, stabilized mud blocks, flooring tiles etc.,
STP’s installed at Multi storied Apartments in
14.5.2011
Bangalore
Shri S.M. Puttabuddi, IFS, Member Secretary, KSPCB, and Shri M.D.N. Simha,
Chief environmental Officer provided their views. The episode covered
interaction with builders, apartments where STP’s installed to treat their
domestic effluent and reused in green development and for toilet flushing.
Paryawaran Darshan - XI
21.05.2011
Clips about Nature, Kannada Slogans on Environment and thought about
environmental pollution by Dr. Chaytanya. Re- telecasting of selected clips
about solid waste management, composting municipal solid waste, plastic
waste management, rain water harvesting and air pollution due to increase of
vehicles in Bangalore.
Sugar Industries and pollution
28.05.2011
Shri A.S. Sadashivaiah, Chairman, KSPCB provided the action taken by the SPCB
on the issues of sugar units. This episode covered the video graph of process
involved in sugar industry from sugar cane cutting, transportation, milling and
manufacturing. The process in which water is required, control measures taken
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to reduce the water use, sources of water pollution, air pollution, solid waste.
Video graph about co-generation plant for generation of power by using
bagasse was also shown
Paryavaran Darshan
04.06. 2011
Re- telecasting of selected clips about solid waste management, composting
municipal solid waste, Vehicular pollution, E- waste management, Bio-medical
waste management.
Distilleries and their pollution – I
2.7.2011
Video graph coverage of Distillery process, sources of effluent, treatment
system exist in distilleries. Inputs were provided by Shri. M.D. N. Simha, Chief
Environmental officer of SPCB and Sh Shivalingaih, Secretary, Karnataka State
Breweries and Distilleries Association.
Distilleries and their pollution – II
23.7.2011
Video graph coverage of Distillery process, sources of effluent, treatment
system exist in distilleries. Views were provided by Shri. M.D. N. Simha, Chief
Environmental officer SPCB , Dr. B.R. Hegade, Director Research (Rtd.) G.K.
V.K., Dr. C.A. Srinivasmurthy and Professor, G.K. V.K, Bangalore .
Pharmaceutical Industry and pollution
30.07.2011
Video Graph coverage of Pharmaceutical industry showing, storage of raw
materials, solvent storage facilities provided, unit process and unit operations
involved, sources of pollution, treatment facilities provided to liquid effluent,
source emission, hazardous waste/ solid waste management. Inputs were
provided by Shri S.M. Puttabuddi, Member Secretary, KSPCB
Central Environmental Laboratory of KSPCB
6.8.2011
Sh.M.N.Jayaprakash, Senior Environmental Officer, KSPCB, Dr. B.R.Gangadhar,
Chief Scientific Officer, KSPCB addressed about importance of Environmental
Laboratory and steps taken to establishment of central lab and 8 Regional labs
in Karnataka State. Video coverage of laboratory facilities were shown.
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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)
Salient features
Language – Hindi
Telecast time slot: Every Saturday – 5.30-6.00 PM. Anchors approach to subject. No
telecast were observed on certain days due to other programs being inserted.
Episode
Episode topic (s)
1.
26.06.2010 Nadion Ka Ghar Madhya
Pradesh (Rivers of M.P)
2.
10.07.2010 Pani ka Mol (Pani ki
Gunvanta)
26.06.2010 Pani Jaye Kahan Re
(Waste water
management)
24.07.2010 Jal Pradushan Aur
Pradushan Niyantran
Board ki Bhumika
31.07.2010 Jal Pradushan Aur Jan
Jagruktha
(Jan Pratrikriyaon per
Adharit)
07.08.2010 Rain Water aur Roof
Water Harvesting
14.08.2010 Audhoughik Pradushan
aur Paryavaran
(Discussion)
21.08.2010 Audhoughik Pradushan
par Adharit
04.09.2010 Bio-Medical Waste
management
11.09.2010 E-waste management
3.
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Program Brief
Status of River in the state with views
of experts and public about its
pollution
Importance of drinking water and role
of public in its conservation
Waste water management, its
generation, treatment and disposal
Role of MPPCB in water pollution
control
Level of Public awareness about water
pollution
Importance of Rain water Harvesting
and its method
Group discussion on Industrial
Pollution
with
reference
to
Mandideep- Bhopal
Air Pollution from Industries of
Mandideep Bhopal
Collection and treatment of Biomedical waste in CBMWTF-Bhopal
E-waste identification, collection and
treatment
18.09.2010 Plastic waste management Collection and handling of plastic
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31.
20.11.2010 Paryavaran Sanrakhchan
aur Bacchon ki Bhumika
No telecast
04.12.2010 Paryavaran Prashnotary
11.12.2010 Khatarnak Apshist ka
Niptaron par adharit
18.12.2010 Jal Pradushan aur BioMoinitoring
25.12.2010 Ek Gaon ki Kahani (Gaun
Kulhar)
01.01.2011 No Telecast of Paryavaran
darshan
08.01.2011 Mitti Pradushan se
Janjeevan aur Paryavaran
ko Khatre
15.01.2011 No telecast of Paryavaran
darshan
22.01.2011 Global Warming ke Khatre
darshan
05.02.2011 Kankun Sammelan Maxico
on
Impact of idol immersion on water
quality of upper lake in Bhopal
Talk show with school children on
environment conservation
17.
25.09.2010 Pratima Visarjan aur
Paryavaran Pradushan
02.10.2010 No Telecast
09.10.2010 No telecast
16.10.2010 Pratima Visarjan aur Jal
Pradushan
23.10.2010 Paryavaran Sanrakhchan
aur Bacche
(Talk Show)
30.10.2010 Kya aap sun pa rahe hain?
(Based on Noise Pollution)
06.11.2010 Nil
13.11.2010 Shahri Vayu Pradushan
waste in Bhopal
Impact of idol immersion
environment talk show
Causes and effect of Noise pollution
Nil
Source and causes of urban air
pollution
Role of children in environmental
conservation
27.11.2010
Competition
programme
on
environmental question
Methods of handling and disposal of
HW
Demonstration of bio-monitoring
Environmental success story of village
Kular in MP
Impact of soil pollution on public
Impact of global warming
Panel discussion of experts on Kankun
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12.02.11
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19.02.2011
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26.02.2011
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05.03.2011
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12.03.2011
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19.03.2011
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26.03.2011
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09.04.2011
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16.04.2011
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23.04.2011
42.
30.04.2011
43.
07.05.2011
44.
14.05.2011
45.
21.05.2011
aur Bharat ki
Sambhavnayen
No telecast of Paryavaran
darshan
darshan
darshan
Talk Show –Paryavaran
Sanrakhchan mein
Yuvaon ki Bhagidari
darshan
darshan
Madhya Pradesh
Pradushan Niyantran
Board ki Karyapranali
Jungal aur Paryavaran
(Based on forest
conservation)
River Action Plan
(A TV Report)
Detergent aur Chemical
Pradushan
Ek Safalta ki Kahani “Police
ka Senani, Paryavaran ka
prahari.”
Thosh Apshist Prabandhan
(Based on Municial
Pollution)
Ye Pradushan Hamin se
hai
(Based on Domestic
Pollution)
Pradushan aur Kanoon
conference
Talk show on contribution of young
generation
in
environmental
conservation
Implementation activity of MPPCB
Programme
deforestation
on
impact
of
A report on River action plan
conference
Role of chemical and detergent in
water pollution
Success story of police man as
environmentalist
Programme
management
on
solid
waste
Programme based on generation of
domestic waste
Programme
legislation
on
environmental
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56.
09.07.2011 Biomass Vidut Nirmata
Paryavaran Rakshak
16.07.2011 River Action Plan
(A TV Report)
23.07.2011 Narmada XGN aur
Paryavaran Sanrakshan
30.07.2011 Paryavaran Atlas aur
Paryavaran Sanrakshan
06.08.2011 Tal se tall mila
Documentary film based Environment
day theme
Talk Show on Environment day theme
Talk show on Environment day theme
Coverage of all programmes organized
in Bhopal
51.
28.05.2011 Jungal Prakriti Aapki Seva
Me-Documentry
04.06.2011 Talk Show 1.- Jungal
Prakriti Aapki Seva Me
darshan
18.06.2011 Talk Show 2.- Jungal
Prakriti Aapki Seva Me
26.06.2011 Vishv Paryavaran Divas par
Sahar me Aayojit Karkram
par TV Report
02.07.2011 Pani pani re (Documentry)
Documentary film on importance of
water
Success Story of first power house the
country in MP without any pollution
A report on River action plan
conference
Narmada XGN system adopted by
MPPCB
Environmental Atlas prepared by
MPPCB
History of upper lake of Bhopal in
reference of its use
Guest Speakers invited by Doordarshan, Bhopal in Paryavaran Darshan
Sl. No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Name
Sh. A.P. Shrivastava
Prof. Pradeep
Shrivastava
Sh. M.L. Gupta
Sh. A.K. Nema
Sh. Santosh Verma
Sh. Sanjay Khandelwal
Sh. J.P. Paliwal
Sh. Manish Katariya
Organization
Ex. AD, CPCB and member of SEC committee
HOD, Limnology department, Bhopal University
Ex. Member Secretary, MPPCB, Bhopal
Environmentalist
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Sh. Rakesh Shrivastava
Dr. Praveen Tamot
Dr. Sunil Sudhakaran
Dr. V.B. Apale
Dr. R.K. Jain
Dr. Abhay Saxena
Dr. Rakesh Pandey
Sh. Virendra Mohan
Sharma
Dr. Navratan Pawar
Dr. D.P. Dubey
Prof. V.K. Sethi
Dr. N.P. Shukla
Dr. Ajay Kumar
Sh. Rajesh Gupta
Dr. R.P. Mishra
Sh. R.N. Saxena
Sh. Sunil Kumar Meena
Sh. H.S. Malviya
Sh. Preetam Chandra
Sh. Anil Kumar Dubey
Dr. Avinash Karera
SEE, MPPCB, Bhopal
Professor, Bhopal University
Chief Chemist, MPPCB, Bhopal
Member Secretary, MPPCB, Bhopal
RA, MPPCB, Bhopal
Chairman, MPPCB, Bhopal
Scientist “B” Central Pollution Control Board
Forest Department, Bhopal
Scientist “B” Central Pollution Control Board
EE, MPPCB, Bhopal
AE, MPPCB, Bhopal
Bhubaneshwar (Orissa)
Salient features
Language – Oriya
Episode
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Episode Topic (s)
1.
Telecast
date
26.06.2010 a) River Water Pollution of Orissa (Mahanadi and Brahmani)
b) Urban Solid Waste Management of Bhubaneswar city.
03.07.2010 a) River Water Pollution of Mahanadi, Kathjodi and Its Tributaries.
b) Urban Solid waste management of Cuttack city.
10.07.2010 a)Environmental Pollution of Puri during Rath festival
b) Waste Water Management at Puri
c) Solid Waste Management at Puri & its recycling to produce Biocompost.
17.07.2010 a) Sea Beach Pollution of Puri
b) Coastal Erosion at Puri
c) Conditions of Religious Ponds of Puri
24.07.2010 Noise pollution and Aforestation in Orissa
31.07.2010 a) Bio-medical waste management of SCB Medical College,
Cuttack.
b) Biomedical waste management Plant of Cuttack.
07.08.2010 a) Bio –medical Waste Management at Capital Hospital & Apollo
Hospital, Bhubaneswar.
b)Medical Waste Mangment Plant at Tangiapara,Khurda
14.08.2010 a) Plastic Waste Management in Orissa and Role of CIPET in
Plastic Management.
b) Regional Plant Research Centre Bhubaneswar and its effort to
protect Bio- diversity of Orissa.
21.08.2010 a) Plastic Waste Management and recycling of Plastic Waste for a
better Environment.
b) Pollution in religious Pond, BinduSagar the Largest Sweet
Water Pond of Orissa.
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date
10.
31.08.2010
11.
04.09.2010
12.
11.09.2010
13.
18.09.2010
14.
25.09.2010
15.
16.10.2010
16.
17.
19.10.2010
21.10.2010
18.
23.10.2010
19.
30.10.2010
Episode Topic (s)
c) Medicinal Plant, Garden, Ekamra Bana, Bhubaneswar
a) Air Pollution and Its remedies.
b) Industrial Pollution in Orissa and role of SPCB to control the
Pollution
a) Air Pollution
b) Industrial Pollution
c) Success Stories on Flyash Brick Production
d) Pollution due to Stone Crushers.
a)Vehicular Pollution
b) Vehicular Pollution Control
c) Traffic Control to Check Vehicular Pollution
a)Vehicular Pollution
b)Automobile Maintenance to check Vehicular Pollution
c) Traffic Awareness campaign
a) Ground Water Conservation
b) Safe Drinking Water
c) Rooftop Water Harvesting
a) Ground Water Pollution and its Remedies
b) Rapid Urbanisation/Industrialisation and its effect on Ground
Water.
c) Fluoride Infection in Ground Water
d) Rain Water harvesting
Industrial growth of Orissa and Environment Protection
a) Industrial Pollution in Kalinga Nagar
b) Industrial Pollution to Protect air/water
c) Water Purification Plant of Neelachal,Ispat Nigam
a) Festivals of Orissa and Related Pollution
b) Noise /air Pollution due to festivity
c) Water Pollution due to immersion of Idols in Water bodies
d) Pollution Control Measures.
a) Environment Pollution due to Cracker bursting.
b) Noise/Air Pollution during Deepawali/Kali puja
c) Remedial Measures for Environmental Protection
Episode
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26.
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Episode Topic (s)
06.11.2010 a) Bio-diversity of Chilka Salt Water lake
b) Silting in Chilka and its remedies.
c) Unauthorised fish Farming and its effects on Chilka
d) New mouth opening to Bay of Bengal and its effects on Chilka
13.11.2010 a) Environmental Pollution in and around Chilka.
b) Use of Polythene by Tourist,which affect the Dolphin Growth
c) Museum on Chilka by Chilka Development Authority.
d) Problems of sweet Water lake Aansupa.
20.11.2010 a) Mine Pollution
b) Environmental Measures taken by TATA, over Ground Chromite
Mine at Sukinda.
c) Plantation by Mining Authority.
27.11.2010 a) Mine Pollution.
b) Environment Measures taken by Facor, under Ground Chromite
Mine at Sukinda.
c) Plantation by Mining Authority.
06.12.2010 a) Industrial Pollution at Balasore.
b) Emami Paper Mill and Its Pollution Management.
c) Emami Paper’s Water treatment Plant and Plantation drive.
d) Fly ash brick Production utilizing Emami’s own Power Plant Ash.
e) Musical Features on Environmental Awareness.
11.12.2010 a) Industrial Pollution at Balasore.
b) Pollution control measures by Balasore Alloys.
c) Afforestation drive by Balasore alloys.
d) Musical Features on Environmental Awareness.
18.12.2010 a) Industrial Pollution at Bhadrak.
b) Pollution Control Measures by Ferroalloys Corporation.
c) Air /Water Pollution Control by FACOR.
d) Plantation Drive.
e) Musical Features on Environmental Awareness.
25.12.2010 a) Musical Features on Chilka’s Bio-diversity.
b) Dharma’s Port Activity and Effects on Environment.
c) Railway Link from Bhadra to Dharma and plantation on both
sides of Railway Track.
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date
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01.01.2011
29.
08.01.2011
30.
15.01.2011
31.
22.01.2011
32.
31.01.2011
33.
05.02.2011
34.
17.02.2011
Episode Topic (s)
d) Dark Sky Lighting at Dharma Port to Protect Turtle breeding.
e) Olive ridley turtle Breeding at Bhitarkanika, which is Only 30
kms away from Dharma.
a) Air Pollution Control Measures.
b) Surface Water Pollution and remedial Measures.
c) Ground Water Pollution and remedial Measures.
d) Musical Filler on Environmental Awareness
a) Mine Pollution and Control Measures
b) Industrial Pollution and remedial Measures.
c) Urban Pollution and control Measures.
d) Musical Filler on Environmental Awareness.
a) Mines and Industrial Pollution at Keonjhar.
b) Environmental Preparedness of Orissa Sponge Iron Ltd
Keonjhar.
c) Air and Water Pollution Control Measure by OSIL.
d) Captive Power Plant Pollution Control Measures.
e) plantation drive By Orissa Sponge Iron Ltd.
a) Keonjhar’s Mineral Resource & Its Utility by Different Industrial
Houses.
b) Pollution Control Measures by TATA Sponge Iron Ltd.
c) Air and Water Pollution Control Measures.
d) Fly ash Brick Production from the ash of Captive Power Plant.
e) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness.
a) Minerals Resources of Orissa & Importance of Keonjhar.
b) Tata Iron Ore Mines at Keonjhar & environmental Protection
Measures.
c) Recycling of Used waters and plantation Drive by TATA mines.
d) Transport Pollution and Control Measures.
e) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness
a) Musical Fillers on Chilka Biodiversity.
b) Environmental Pollution in Keojhar due to mining Activity.
c) Sarala Iron Ore Mines and its Pollution Control Measures.
a) Bio-medical Waste Management at Major Hospitals/Nursing
Homes of Orissa.
Episode
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date
24.02.2011
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26.02.2011
37.
05.03.2011
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26.03.2011
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07.04.2011
b) CPCB Workshop on Biomedical Waste Management at
Bhubaneswar on 29-30 January, 2011.
c) Participants Visit to Biomedical Waste Management Centre at
Tangiapara, Khurda.
d) Musical Fillers in Environmental Awareness
a) Rapid Industrialisation of Dhenkanal District.
b) Pollution Control Measures taken at Sakti Sugar, Dhekanal.
c) Bio-compost Production at Sakti sugar Utilising Bio-waste.
d) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness.
a) Environmental Problems at Talcher due to MCL’s Activity.
b) Coal Mining by both Underground and open cast.
c) Pollution Control Measures by MCL to Minimise Air and Water
Pollution.
a) NTPC Kaniha & Environmental Pollution
b) Air Pollution Control Measures & Fly ash Management.
c) Recycling of Used Water.
d) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness
a) Talcher Thermal Power Plant and Environmental Pollution.
b) Mine Back Filling Fly ash Generated by TTPS.
c) Water Pollution control Measures and Its re-use.
d) Local Area Development Activity Including Massive Plantation.
a) Kalinga Nagar Industrial Hub & Industrial Pollution.
b) Pollution Control Measures at M/S Zindal Stainless Steel Ltd.
c) Inauguration of Environmental Laboratory at ZSL.
a) Angul Talcher Environmental Problem due to Coal Mines and
Thermal Power Plant
b) Environmental Hazards Due to Massive Fly ash deposits and Its
Management.
c) Ground Water Crisis due to Mining and Remedial Measures.
a) Minerals Reserve & Industrialisation in Dhenkanal District.
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09.04.2011
43.
16.04.2011
44.
23.04.2011
45.
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Episode Topic (s)
b) Naba Bharat Ferro Alloys & Pollution Control Measures .
c) Captive Power Plant & Fly ash Management by Filling
Abandoned Coal Mines.
d) Water Purification Plant.
e) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness
a) Utkal Asbestos Ltd.Dhenkanal.
b) Air/Water Pollution Control Measures.
c) Asbestos Related Health Hazards &its treatment at UAL
Hospital.
a) Minerals Reserve, Hirakud Water Reserve and Industrialisation
of Sambalpur District.
b) HIDALCO at Hirakud & Pollution Control Measures.
c) Water Purification, recycling & Afforestation.
d) Bio-diversity at Hirakud Dam Catchment Area
a) Mineral Reserve & Industrialization of Jharsuguda District.
b) Tata Refractories Ltd. Belpahar & Pollution Control Measures.
c) ETP and Recycling of Used Water.
d) Plantation Activity.
a) Rapid Industrialization in Sambalpur, Jharsuguda
b) Bhusan Steel & Power Ltd. Sambalpur & Its Pollution Control
Measures.
c) Fly ash Management, Water Purification & Plantation Drive.
d) Musical Fillers on Environmental Awareness
Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
Salient features
Language – Tamil
telecast was observed on certain days due to other programs being inserted.
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
1
5/6/10
 World Environment day celebration
 TN Pollution Control Board officials delivered talk on general
environment issue
 The topics such as nature conservation, global warming,
effects of crackers, dyeing industrial pollution, green belt
development, tips on water conservation
 Coovum river pollution were covered
2
12/6/10
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Role of TNPCB
Importance of earth conservation, plastic waste effect,
Importance of plantation, reuse of plastic wastes
Role of individual in control of pollution
Solid waste collection system and hospital waste collection
and demonstration were telecasted.
3
16/6/10
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Role of laboratory in pollution control
Commercial solid waste collection
Vermi-composting
NGO’s presentation on necessity of protection of river, tree
and natural falls were made.
4
3/7/10
 Solid waste
 Solid Waste Management, plant debris and animal waste
management
 Protection of eco-system, tourism place was also covered.
 Vermi-composting demonstration
5
10/7/10
 Role of plants in cleaning air
 Water pollution, tree plantation, global warming
 Role of plants in cleaning air
Episode
33
34
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
 Domestic wastewater pollution, rain water harvesting
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6
17/7/10
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Water contamination
Water contamination by human activities
Rain water harvesting
Waste segregation, composting of solid waste and river
pollution
7
24/7/10
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Climate change-global warming
Deforestation
Importance of conserving water
Formation of water on surface Importance of water quality
8
31/7/10
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9
07/8/10
 Use of plants , Plantation
 Different economical use of plants
 The role of plants in reduction of global warming
10
14/8/10
 Water pollution
 Scenario of olden day’s ponds and lakes
 Solid waste management, demonstration on solid waste
management and role of individual in control of water
pollution were covered in the episodes
11
21/8/10
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Water, air and soil pollution
Status of river Adyar in previous days and present status
Climate change
Coverage by a cinema actor who highlighted the importance
of pollution control
 Coovum river remediation
 Solid waste generation from agricultural sector and different
composting technologies
 Introduction of the concept of Reuse, Recycle and Reduce in
the mind of young generation and lake pollution
Pollution due to industries
Air pollution-pollution in and around temple
Importance of energy conservation
Water resource conservation
Use of white lamp instead of sodium lamp
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
 Global warming, sand script for reduction of global warming,
importance of construction of building were covered in the
episode.
28/8/10
 Need and importance of water testing
 Different parameters to test the quality of water
13
4/9/10
 Professor from Anna University delivered lecture on effect of
environmental pollution
 Importance of pollution control and the role of public in
implementing the environmental rules and regulation.
14
11/9/10
 Air Pollution
 Natural and man made pollution
 Automobile pollution, effects of the oxides of nitrogen and
sulphur on environment
15
18/9/10
 Air Pollution and Water Pollution
 Vinayaga (Ganesha) Chaturti festival impact on environment
and application of eco-friendly material for idol
manufacturing
16
25/9/10
 Pollution problem in Kanyakumari District
 Converting Kanyakumari into plastic free zone
 Action taken by the district administration solid waste
management, plastic separation
 Solid waste management rules and regulations
17
2/10/10
 Solid waste management system in Kanyakumari District
 Central and State Boards guidelines for management of solid
and plastic wastes
 Co-processing of plastic waste in cement mill
18
9/10/10
 Plastic waste management systems including collection,
segregation and disposal with reference to Tirunelveli District
19
16/10/10
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Solid Waste Management and Organic Manure
Effect of burial of plastics
Different solid waste disposal method
Reduction of generation of solid waste
Solid waste generation at home and vermi-composting of the
35
36
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
wastes
 Bioremediation using a special plant to remove soap and
detergent in water
 Treatments of fishery waste for making fertile soil were
covered
36
20
23/10/10
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30/10/10
 Sources of Air pollution, natural, industrial and vehicular
pollution
 Pollution problem due to railways, helicopter, ship, DG sets
 Green House Gases emission effect
 Acid rain effects
22
6/11/10
 Narrating of Coovum River (65 km)
 The noise pollution contribution by the domestic appliances
23
13/11/10
 Adayar River from origin to its culmination
 Sources of pollution- domestic, Servicing of vehicles
 Consequences of medical waste dumping in the river
24
20/11/10
 Different types of plastics used in the market
 How plastics effect the flow of water under the ground
 Plastic Recycling technologies
25
28/11/10
 Steps to manage solid and liquid waste to achieve zero
discharge
 Case Study: Divine place called “Golden Temple” at Vellore
Comment: This is one of the best programmes
26
4/12/10
 Eco-kitchen- The common food making industry in Chennai.
 The preparation of food hygienically and sources of
wastewater generation
 Waste treatment plant and its components
27
11/12/10
 Rain and Flood.
 Effects of heavy rain in Tamil Nadu during 2005-2010
Domestic sources of water pollution
Lake pollution
Eutrophication
How plastics are becoming feed to animals like deer and cow
Wastes of Wastewater Management
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
 Need of rain water harvesting system
18/12/10
 Birds and pests.
 Vedanthankal bird sanctuary
 The facilities made for the migration birds are highlighted
29
25/12/10
 Case Study Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT)
 Education and Environment-Pollution Control in VITMeasure implemented at VIT where around 20,000 peoples
are studying
 Green belt development and wastewater management
system at VIT
30
14/1/11
 Burning of waste (open burning)
 Bio-pesticide and its application
 Various medicinal plants, preservation of plants.
31
22/1/11
 Medicinal plants were discussed.
 The need & Significance of application for natural treatment
 Case study: Use of medicinal plants & combating pollution in
the bulk drug manufacturing
32
29/1/11
 Various leather processing technologies and quantity of
waste generated in each
 Treatment technologies-RO technology for remediation
water
 New technology of hide preservation
 The seminar organised at Ambur on salt free hide
preservation technology was also covered and telecasted
33
5/2/11
 ‘Parks and Forests’
 Importance of plants and forests
34
12/2/11
 Coastal Biodiversity
 Various birds and animals living in the coastal environment
35
19/2/11
 Mangrove Forest and Pollution
 The life style and activities of different animals in the
mangrove forest
36
26/2/11
 Vaigai river pollution till Madurai city
28
37
38
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode topic (s)
 Pollution problems in Madurai city
38
37
5/3/11
 Vaigai River Pollution-II from Madurai city to the sea
38
12/3/11
 Thamirabarani River Pollution-part I
39
19/3/11
 Thamirabarani River Pollution-part II
40
26/3/11
 Kaveri River Pollution from Metur dam to Sea
41
2/4/11
 Recycling, Rag Pickers & Solid Waste Industry
42
16/4/11
 Light Pollution
 The effect of illuminated light on human health and
environment
43
23/4/11
 C-WET Wind Energy-part I.
 The sources of wind energy and interview with the different
faculties of the centre
44
30/4/11
 C-WET Wind Energy-part II
45
7/5/11
 Solar & Thermal energy.
 Importance of non-conventional energy sources and various
R&D activities carried out in the field
Guwahati (Assam)
Salient features
Language – Assamese
Telecast time slot: Saturday, 3:30 – 4:00 PM. Anchors approach to subject. No telecast
were observed on certain days due to other programs being telecasted.
Episode
2
3
4
5
Episode Topic (s)
05/06/2010, Discussion Programme on Pollution of Brahmaputra River: The
experts were:
1. Dr. Krishnan Kr. Bhattacharyya, Prof. Gauhati University
2. Dr.Hari Prasad Sarma, Reader, Dep. of Environment,
Gauhati University
3. Sri. Jaydeep Baruah, Head i/c, Assam Science Technology
and Environment Council
4. Sri. Mausam Hazarika, Editor, Bigyan Jyoti, a popular
science magazine
12/06/2010, ‘Poribesh Pradushan, Biswamanabor Pradhan Protyahban’
– Documentary on pollution as water pollution, waste
management, bio-medical waste management and remedies
19/06/2010, “Brahmaputra aru Poribesh’ – Discussion programme
(Repeat/Episode 1)
26/06/2010, Field Based programmes:Pollution problems and remedies of
a. Municipal garbage
b. Bio-garbage
c. Wet land
d. Erosion of soil
e. Rural drinking water
03/07/2010, a. Bytes on environment and its eternal values by Dr. Arun
Kumar Dutta, Chairman, Pollution Control Board. Assam
(PCBA)
b. Information on the Acts pertaining to environment by Sri.
H. K. Gogoi, Member Secretary, Pollution Control Board,
Assam
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Telecast
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40
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7
8
9
10
11
40
Date of
Telecast
Episode Topic (s)
c. Water pollution and its remedies
d. Waste management, plastic wastes
10/07/2010, a. Bytes on ‘environment and its eternal values’ by Sri. Arun
Kumar Dutta, Chairman, Pollution Control Board, Assam
b. Information of Environmental Acts
c. Water pollution – analysis system at laboratory
d. Sound Pollution
e. Air Pollution
17/07/2010, a. Bytes on pollution – Sri. S. K. Chakravarty, Scientist
b. Acts on pollution control – Sri. Ajit Das, Advocate
c. A short film on endangered species - vulture and stork
d. Pollution at traditional rural sanitation system
e. Bio-fertilizers
24/07/2010, a. Bytes on pollution - Sri. H. K. Gogoi, Member Secretary,
Pollution Control Board, Assam
b. Acts on Pollution Control - Sri. Ajit Das, Advocate
c. Waste Management
d. Sound Pollution
e. Short film on impacts of war on air pollution and reminds of
Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
31/07/2010, a. Bytes on environment and its eternal value
b. Act on pollution control – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Industrial Pollution
d. Forest Preservation
e. Bio-garbage management
f. disturbance in nature due to anthropological activities
07/08/2010, a. Songs on Pollution and its eternal value – Smt. Tarali Sarma,
Singer
b. Information on Pollution Acts – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Plastic pollution
d. Sound pollution
e. Municipal water management
14/2010,
a. Songs on Pollution and its eternal value – Smt Nilima
Khatoon, Singer
Episode
12
14
15
Episode Topic (s)
b. Information on Pollution Act – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Plastic Waste (Spot) Sri. Arup Chandra and Party
d. Municipal Water Management
e. Air Pollution (Skit), Sri. Mridul Jyoti Deka and Party
21/2010,
a. Pollution and its eternal value – Sri. Jiten Deka, Singer
b. Information of Pollution Act – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Domestic Pollution – Sri. Rijumoni Barman and Party
d. Water Pollution at Bharalu River – Smt. Nandita Prayashi
e. Industrial Pollution (Skit), Sri. Jiten Medhi and Party
f. Bio Medical Waste Management
Script and Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma
28/2010,
a. Songs on Pollution and its eternal value – Sri. Tarali Sarma,
Singer
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Pollution at Bharalu River – Smt. Nandita Prayashi
d. Plastic Waste (Spot) Sri. Hitesh Bezbaruah and Party
e. Pollution Awareness (Spot) Sri. Naba Kanta Barman and
Party
Script and Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Jogen
Basumatary
04/09/2010, a. Pollution Awareness – Smt. Malabika Bora, Singer
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri. Ajit Das, Advocate
c. Pollution at Brahmaputra River (Spot) – Sri. Hitesh Ch. Das
d. Pollution Awareness (Spot) – Sri. Jiten Medhi and Party
e. Plastic Waste (Script – Sri. Debesh Sarma)
f. Pollution Awareness (Spot) – Sri. Rijumoni Barman
g. Environmental Awareness (Training) – Sri. Bhupen
Bezbaruah
Script and Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Jogen
Basumatary
11/09/2010, a. Environmental Awareness (Bytes) – Shri Arun Kr. Dutta,
Chairman, Pollution Control Board, Assam
b. Pollution Control Acts
c. Sound Pollution (Skit) – Sri. Janendra Barman and Party
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Telecast
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42
Episode
16
17
18
42
Date of
Telecast
Episode Topic (s)
d. Municipal solid wastes (Script – Sri. Diganta Kalita)
e. Destruction of NO-NODI River (Script –Sri. Pranab
Bujurbaruah)
f. Mass Bath Pollution (Script Sri. Chandan Kalita)
g. Pollution at Deepor Beel
h. Pollution Awareness (Spot) Sri. Hitesh Bezbaruah and Party
Script and Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma
21/10/2010, a. Small talk on Plastic waste - Dr. Amar Jyoti Choudhury,
Tuesday,
former vice chancellor of Gauhati University.
5:30 – 6:00 b. Talks on pollution control acts - Advocate Hira Sarma
PM
c. Short films on Environmental Pollution and wetland
management. Programme
d. A documentary on Noise Pollution.
25/09/2010, a. Environment Awareness (Bytes) – Smt. Nilima Khatun,
Singer
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri.Ajit Das, Advocate
c. Pollution awareness (Spot) – Sri. Mridul Jyoti Deka
d. Bio Medical Waste – Sri. Majibur Rahman
e. Pollution Awareness – Spot – Sri. Naba Kanta Barman and
Party
f. Air Pollution (Skit) – Sri. Bijit Deb Choudhury
g. Sound Pollution – Sri. Debesh Sarma
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Nirmal Das
a. Pollution Awareness – Smt. Tarali Sarma, Singer
c. Spot on Pollution Awareness
d. Municipal Waste
e. Spot on Wetland Management (Script/ Resource – Sri.
Hitesh Mazumdar)
f. Spot on Pollution Awareness – Sri. Anup Choudhury and
Party
g. Air Pollution – Script/ Resource – Sri. Debesh Sarma)
h. E-waste – Sri. Gautam Deka
Episode
19
21
22
23
24
Episode Topic (s)
09/10/2010, a. Environmental Awareness (Bytes) – Dr. Amarjyoti
Choudhury
b. Acts on Pollution Control
c. Spot on Pollution Awareness – Sri. Anup Choudhury
d. Preservation of Vultures
e. Skit on Plastic Pollution – Shi Manmath Baruah
f. Pollution of Brahmaputra River
g. Drinking Water
16/10/2010, a. Pollution Awareness – Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury
b. Acts on Pollution – Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Spot on Pollution Awareness – Sri. Rijumoni Barman
d. Wetland Management (Documentary Drama) Sri. Tilak
Kalita
e. Hazardous waste
f. Industrial Pollution (Skit) – Sri. Manmath Baruah
g. E-waste
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Jogen Basumatary
21/10/2010,
The programme is the made-good of Episode No. 16
c. Water Management – Sri. Gautam Deka
d. Plastic Waste Management
e. Pollution Awareness (spot)
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Nirmal Das
c. Pollution of Bharalu River – repeat
d. Municipal Waste (Skit) – Sri. Bidyut Hazarika
e. Chemical Fertilization
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Jogen
Basumatary, Title Music- Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka
c. Pollution control at Bongaigaon Refinery – Sri. Gautam
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44
Episode
44
Date of
Telecast
25
13/11/2010,
26
20/11/2010,
27
27/11/2010,
28
04/12/2010,
29
11/12/2010,
Episode Topic (s)
Deka
d. Sound Pollution – Sri. Indrajit Deka (Repeat)
e. Pollution of Brahmaputra River (Spot) – Smt. Gitima Kalita
Basumatary
f. Pollution awareness (Skit) Sri. Jayanta Bora
g. Pollution Awareness (Spot) – Sri. Naba Barman (repeat)
a. Pollution Awareness (Bytes) – Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury
c. Pollution control at Bongaigaon Refinery (Part II) – Sri.
Gautam Deka
d. Spot on Pollution Awareness – Sri. Nipun Chutiya
a. Pollution Awareness – Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury
b. Acts on Pollution – Sri. Ajit Das, Advocate
c. Spot on Pollution Awareness – Sri. Pratap deka
d. Air Pollution
e. Pollution Awareness (Skit) – Sri. Akshoy Kr. Kalita
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma, Music – Sri. Nirmal Das,
Montage Music – Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka
a. Pollution Awareness – Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury
b. Acts on Pollution – Sri. Ajit Das, Advocate
c. Pollution control at Nagaon Paper Mill (Documentary) Sri.
Diganta Kalita
Basumatary, Montage Music – Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka
a. Environmental Awareness – Smt. Malabika Bora, Singer
c. Pollution control at Nagaon Paper Mill
d. Pollution Awareness
a. Environmental Awareness – Sri. K. S. Chakravarty, Scientist,
PCBA
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri. H. K. Gogoi, Member
Secretary, Pollution Control Board, Assam
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Episode Topic (s)
c. Pollution Awareness (Municipal Garbage)
d. Municipal Waste Management
e. Pollution Control Acts
Anchoring – Smt. Sangita Sarma
18/12/2010, a. Environmental Awareness
c. Pollution at Brahmaputra River – Sri. Hitesh Das (Repeat)
d. Pollution at Deepar Beel
e. Pollution Awareness (Tree Plantation) – Sri. Hitesh
Bezbaruah
25/12/2010, a. Environmental Awareness – Sri. K. S. Chakravaty, Scientist
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri. H. K. Gogoi, Member
Secretary, Assam Pollution Control Board
c. Distinctive of a river
d. Sound Pollution (Skit)
e. Mass awareness for pollution control in rural areas
Basumatary, Montage Music – Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka
01/01/2011 a. Song on Environmental Awareness – Smt. Jonali Sarma,
Singer
b. Acts on Pollution Control – Sri. K. S. Chakravarty, Scientist,
PCBA
c. Pollution awareness (Musical Spot)
d. Industrial Pollution (Spot) – Sri. Biswajit Kr. Ojah
e. Pollution from Carry Bags
f. Pollution awareness in rural areas
08/01/2011 a. Environmental Awareness – Sri. Jiten Deka, Singer
c. Miracle spot on tree plantation – repeat
d. Pollution awareness at picnic spot – Sri. Jitumoni Sarma
e. Soil Pollution (Skit) – Sri. Jaba Ojha
f. Pollution awareness in rural areas (Ojapali) - Repeat
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46
Date of
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Episode Topic (s)
15/12/2010, a. Environmental Awareness, Smt. Malbika Bora, Singer
b. Acts on Pollution, Sri. Hira Sarma, Advocate
c. Pollution Awareness (Musical Awareness) – repear
d. industrial pollution
e. Water Pollution (Skit)
f. Soil Pollution by chemical fertilizer
g. River pollution (Spot) – (Repeat)
22/01/2011 a. Environmental Awareness – Smt. Nilima Khatun
c. Municipal Waste
d. Pollution awareness in rural areas (Musical Spot) – repeat
e. Preservation of soil – repeat
f. Water pollution
g. Pollution at Brahmaputra River (Spot) – repeat
h. Sound pollution (Skit) – Smt. Juri Tara Das
Basumatary, Title Music – Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka
29/01/2011 a. Environmental Awareness – Shri Arun Kr. Dutta, Chairman,
Assam Pollution Control Board
c. Pollution awareness (Musical Spot) – repeat
d. Environmental management at Nagaon Paper Mill – repeat
e. Pollution awareness in rural areas (Spot)
05/02/2011 a. Environmental Awareness – Dr. Amarjyoti Choudhury
c. Domestic Pollution (Musical Spot)
d. Pollution awareness (Skit) – Sri. Hitesh Bezbaruah and Party
e. Air Pollution
f. Environmental awareness in rural areas
g. Pollution at Brahmaputra River (Musical Spot) – repeat
12/02/2011 a. Environmental Awareness – Sri. Jiten Deka, Singer
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Date of
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19/02/2011
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26/02/2011
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05/03/2011
42
12/03/2011
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19/03/2011
c. Pollution at Bharalu river
d. Tree plantation (Musical Spot)
e. Industrial Pollution
a. Environmental Awareness
c. Pollution at Deepor Beel
d. Environmental awareness (repeat)
a. Environmental Awareness – Dr. Amar Jyoti Choudhury
c. Domestic pollution (Musical spot) – Smt. Jyotsna Devi and
Party
d. Polythene- cause of pollution
e. Air pollution
f. Water pollution
Anchoring – Smt. Palukita Baruah, Title Music – Sri. Pradeep
Deka, Sri. Barun Das, Sri. Tapan Ch. Deka, Sir. Tapan Das, Music
Jogen Basumatary
a. Environmental Awareness (Musical Spot)
b. Acts on Pollution Control
c. JABOR – Mohanagaror Jatona (Programme on Municipal
Solid Waste at Guwahati- Spot (Part I) – Sri. Hirajyoti
Bhuyan, Music – Sir. Nrimal Das
d. River Pollution (Musical Spot)
Anchoring – Smt. Pulakita Baruah, Music – Sri. Nirmal Das
b. Municipal Waste (Musical Spot)
c. JABOR – Mohanagaror Jatona (Programme on Municipal
Solid Waste at Guwahati- Spot (Part II) – Sri. Hirajyoti
Bhuyan
d. Musical Spot on tree plantation
e. Acts on Pollution Control
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26/03/2011
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02/04/2011
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07/04/2011
Episode Topic (s)
b. Acts on Pollution
c. Pollution at Brahmaputra River (Musical Spot)
d. Marikdong (Documentary) (Part I) – Script and Research –
Sri. Hiren Sarma, Music – Sri. Nirmal Das
e. Environmental awareness (Skit) – Sri. Sanjoy Das
a. Environmental Awareness – Dr. Amar Jyoti Choudhury
b. Marikdong (Documentary) (Part II) – Script and Research –
Sri. Hiren Sarma
c. Tree Plantation (Skit) – Sir. Tapan Das
d. Maujegandri Aru Ekhan Aranya (Success Story) – Script Sri.
Manjit Das, Interview Sri. Chandra Kanta Basumatary, Sri. P.
Nazary, Music – Sri. Jogen Basumatary
e. Plastic Pollution (Skit) – Smt. Jonali Das and Sri Naren
Patgari
f. Musical spot on polythene – Sri. Nirmal Das, Sri. Gautam
Kalita
Anchoring – Smt. Palukita Baruah, Music Jogen Basumatary
a. Environmental Awareness – polythene (Musical Spot) – Dr.
Niren Patgiri, Smt. Junali Das
b. Maujegandri Aru Ekhan Aranya (Success Story, Part II) –
Script Sri. Manjit Das, Interview Sri. Chandra Kanta
Basumatary, Sri. P. Nazary, Music – Sri. Jogen Basumatary
c. Tree plantation (Skit) – Sri. Tapan Das
b. Maujegandri Aru Ekhan Aranya (Success Story) Municipal
Waste (Musical Spot)
c. Polyethylene (Musical Spot) – Sri. Gautam Kalita
d. Municipal Waste
Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)
Salient features
Language – Telugu
Telecast time slot: Saturday, 3:30 – 4:00 PM. Anchors / panel discussion approach to
subject. No telecast were observed on certain days due to other programs being
telecasted.
Date of
Telecast
1
5/6/10
2
12/6/10
3
19/6/10
Episode Topic (s)
Episode
 World Environment Day and its importance
 Address by Chief Minister Shri. K.Rossaiah and Environment
and Forest Minister Dr. P. Rama Chandra Reddy.
 Cultural programmes on plastic awareness by LKG students
and 1st students.
 Water problem & necessity of conservation of water.
 Recycle of sewage with reference to Amberpet STP
 Causes of Air pollution and control measures taken by
APPCB
 Telecast of Awareness rally “Many Species One planet One
future” flagged by Chief Minister and sapling ceremony.
 Group Dance by 1st Std students on Environment Awareness
 Vehicular pollution -RSPM, TSPM, SO2, NO2, CO – and
ambient air quality monitoring stations by APPCB
 Steps taken by APPCB, State Government, Cabinet Sub
Committee to reduce vehicle pollution.
 Industrial pollution- “Polluters Pay Principle” with CETP –
Jeedimetla, Hyderabad.
 ETP’s in bulk drug industry, Hyderabad
 Reduce – Recycle – Reuse
 Deforestation- importance of conservation of forests, save
paper, ban plastic
 Pollution from bulk drug industry in Medak District
 Supreme Court order to supply pure drinking water from
Manjeera to 22 villages in Medak
 Steps taken by APPCB & CPCB to combat pollution &
industries response
 Air pollution in cement industry in Guntur District & its
effects on human & measures to prevent & control
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Date of
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Episode Topic (s)
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26/6/10
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03/7/10
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10/7/10
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pollution in cement industries. Address by APPCB officers.
Bio-medical Waste, Management Rules- grades of bio
medical waste and management of bio medical waste in
hospitals
Bio medical waste management at Pasamailaram, Medak
Pollution in river Krishna-Steps taken by CPCB and APPCB
authorities to mitigate pollution resulting from Vijayawada.
Water Act, 1974- address APPCB officers
Global warming- Contribution by power generation sector
Case study: Dr. Narla Tata Rao Thermal Power Station
(NTTPS), Ibrahimpatnam, Krishna District
Vehicular pollution in Vijayawada
Introduction of CNG gas in buses of Vidhyadharapuram.
APSRTC bus depot and authorities
Air Pollution Control norms
UN Conference of 1972- India is the first country to have
article 253 in its Constitution
Role of CPCB in implementing Air Act, 1981
Global warming, pollution control methods implemented in
Gayatri Agro Industrial Power Ltd, Chekatipalli, Nalgonda.
Co-processing technology
Case study- M/s Laxmi Gayatri Industries a sponge iron unit,
Nalgonda Dist, M/s Sai Durga Ferrow Alloys Industry in
Nalgonda, M/s Anjani Cement Industry in Nalgonda and
waste
Hazardous Waste Management Rules, 1989
Address by APPCB officer
Hazardous waste management in TSDF Dundigal, Hyderabad
Bio Medical waste- Generation and management in
hospitals, Treatment of Bio Medical Waste
Solid waste management- Role of NGO’s in colonies of
Vijayawada
Success story of CPCB in controlling Vehicular Pollution
Telecast of plantation of 1 million saplings in 1 day and
address by Chief Minister Shri K. Rossaiah, and Environment
and Forest Minister Dr. P.Rama Chandra Reddy
Ambient Air Quality and Solid waste management in
Visakhapatnam District
Date of
Telecast
8
24/7/10
9
31/7/10
10
07/8/10
11
14/8/10
12
21/8/10
Episode Topic (s)
 CPCB success story with CETP in Visakhapatnam
 Need of conservation
 Beach Beautification, Sewage treatment Plants – Cleaner
fuel manufacture, EURO – 3 / EURO – 4 Fuel production in
HPCL, Visakhapatnam.
 State wide activities implemented by RTO department to
stop vehicular pollution
 “Recycling is best option of waste disposal”
 Steps taken by CPCB wastewater treatment plants in bulk
drug industries
 E–waste: Generation, Storage, treatment, methods of
recycling, Rules
 Wastewater recycle unit in Reddy Lab Hyderabad
 Plastic- Production, effects on human and Environment.
Plastic recycling units in Hyderabad
 Plastic Management Rules. Address by Shri. K. Madhusudan
Rao IAS, Member Secretary APPCB
 Audit of vehicular pollution at Hyderabad by scientists of
CPCB, Bangalore
 Steps taken by APPCB to prevent Pollution Food industries
at Hyderabad
 The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010
 Use of Natural Colours in Ganesh Idol Making during Ganesh
Chaturthi.
 Case study: Pollution of Hussiansagar lake with idol
(Nimajjanam) immersion ceremony
 Telecast of Environment Awareness Programme for college
students conducted by APPCB with coordination with NGOs,
 Activities of Patancheru Effluent Treatment Plant & regular
monitoring by APPCB authorities in
 CPCB success story of establishment of CETPs
 “Recycling is best option of waste disposal”
 Aim of “The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010”.
 Battery Management Rules, Battery recycling process
 Case
study:
Battery
Management
at
Kothur,
Mahaboobnagar Dist,
 ETP at Kothur, Mahaboobnagar Dist. Covered in detail
 Air Pollution and water pollution prevention in Bulk Drugs
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52
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14
Date of
Telecast
28/8/10
4/9/10
Episode Topic (s)
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11/9/10
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18/9/10
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25/9/10
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Industry at NATCO, Kothur, Mahaboobnagar Dist
Prevention of water pollution with reference to Textile
industry
Punishments under National Green Tribunal Act, 2010
APPCB taskforce activities
Solid waste Management- “Do not litter” Campaign
CPCB success story on National Green Tribunal Act, 2010
Air pollution control laws, ambient air quality station in
Hyderabad
Hazardous waste disposal unit at Dundigal, Hyderabad
Bio–medical Waste Treatment facility in Ramky Enviro
Engineers, Medak Dist
Community Awareness- “Let’s work together to clean our
environment”
CPCB success story with Water Act
Report on EPTRI, Hyderabad
Activities like training in environment management,
Research, Botanical Garden activities, special focus on
NOORMAHAMMED KUNTA lake and STP activities in
Hyderabad.
Clay Ganesha idols – a discussion w.r.t. idol making
Ozone Depletion, September 16 – International Ozone Day
Environment Protection Act, 1986
Water scarcity in India, Importance of water conservation,
provisions under Water Act, 1974
River water quality monitoring by APPCB, analysis of
parameters like TDS, COD, BOD, DO in Godavari, Krishna,
Penna rivers
Bio-magnification: chemical residues in food chain, analysis
of chemicals using UV visual spectrophotometer, Elemental
Analyser, Chromatograph, total organic carbon analyser
Non-Conventional Energy: Merits and De-merits,
Technology for economic utilization of the same
Save conventional energy
Environment Clearance for establishment of industries
Wastes, wastewater and solid waste management in
Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada
& address by Municipal
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode Topic (s)
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2/10/10
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19
9/10/10
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16/10/10
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23/10/10
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Commissioner of Visakhapatnam
APPCB taskforce teams and its activities, inspection
procedures in CETPs, industries etc
Significance of green belt around industry & in localities
Use of CNG, PNG & role of CPCB in implementing the same
Case study: Pollution control measures implemented in M/s
Perfect Knitters Factory, Medak District and waste water
recycling units in Knitters Factory
Air pollution control and water pollution control in M/s
Suven Life. Sciences – bulk drug industry
Afforestation & its role in preventing pollution
Manufacture of four stroke engine, availability of EURO – 3,
EURO – 4 fuels
Role of Environmental NGO’s in educating students in
village schools, SASYA (Student Amateur school yard.
Agriculture)
Centre for Environment Education, Andhra Pradesh cell, UPS
school in Siddhipet Mandal in Medak District.
Address by APPCB Member Secretary Shri. K. Madhusudan
Rao and EPCA chairman Dr. Bhurelal
Domestic waste management, use of dustbins, recycle of
waste bottles
Waste recycling technology in industries
Air pollution control technologies, Use of Alternate fuels,
Comparison of Petrol, Euro – 3, Euro – 4 Fuel and CNG, PNG
with reference to CO emission
Case study: M/s Shamirpet CNG mother station, Hyderabad,
GAIL, Bagyanagar Gas Limited activities
Case study: Pollution control measures implemented in M/s
Skol Breweries, Sangareddy,
Noise Pollution: Noise & its effects, Control measures. Steps
taken in Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada to mitigate noise
Highly noise polluting areas, 2008 explosives restrictions 9
(5), noise measurement during Deepavali Festival, Opinion
by ENT doctors
National Green Tribunal Act, 2010
Municipal solid waste, plastic recycling units, power
generation from solid waste
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Date of
Telecast
22
30/10/10
23
6/11/10
24
13/11/10
25
20/11/10
26
27/11/10
Episode Topic (s)
 Judicious use of fuels, Environment protection, Economic &
Effective means to utilize energy
 Prohibition on sale of noise polluting crackers.
 Beautification of beach of Visakhapatnam.
 Hazardous waste management rules, Dundigal TSDF
activities in Hyderabad land fill facility.
 Environmental awareness programmes in schools Z P High
School, Shapurnagar, Rangareddy Dist. Jagruthi NGO in
Jeedimetla area
 lime stone mines – pollution control measures implemented
by APPCB
 Kurnool authorities
 Case study of Mines in Thummalapenta, Thadipatri,
Anathapur Districts
 Waste heat recovery power plant in AP Cements, pollution
control in Balaji Diary Farm, Tirupati
 Measures to preserve the natural beauty of environment
 National Awareness And Monitoring Programme, 1982
 Control of SO2, NO2, SPM, RSPM
 Pollution arising from Cement industries pollution control
measures in the same, Lime stone mines
 Pollution control measures taken by AP Cement Works,
Kadapa District
 Use CNG in APSRTC buses in Vijayawada as a initiative to
mitigate automobile pollution
 Afforestation
 Bio – Medical waste management, role of doctors and
nurses
 Common Bio – Medical Waste Treatment Facilities
established in South Zone (42)
 Case study: M/s Safe Environ units in Hyderabad
 Mines Safety Week, Mineral Conservation Week observed
in mines
 Vehicle pollution and CNG used in Vijayawada
Vidyadharapuram, APSRTC Depot, CNG advantages etc
 Collective responsibility and role of each individual in
environmental protection
 1429 water quality monitoring centers in 27 states and 6
Episode
Date of
Telecast
Episode Topic (s)
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11/12/10
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18/12/10
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union territories
Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974,
Study in KOLLERU lake, Krishna Dist
Opinion of Fisherman in KOLLERU lake
Pollution Control Board – checking points at Kolleru inlet /
outlets, testing methods
Krishna river – pollution control measures, samples
collection by APPCB
Technologies to curb pollution
National Ambient Air Quality standards review through out
the country
Comparison of air quality between olden days & present
day
Causes of Air pollution, Sources, effects
UNO consultant and Prof. of JNTU, Hyderabad addressed on
ozone depletion
Air Act, 1981
NAMP pollution control measures implemented in
industries
Contribution by road traffic to air pollution state Govt. steps
to control traffic Air pollution, to stop Air pollution
Awareness Should be created
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generation points, MSW
Rules, APPCB Steps to combat MSW
Case study: MSW management in Visakhapatnam,
Vijayawada
Composting: Conversion of kitchen waste into compost,
vermin-compost
Refuse Derived Fuel
Bio – methanization plants
Landfill facilities
3 R Approach for pollution prevention
Noise Pollution, Regulations to control noise
Establishment of environment education wings in all state
Pollution Control Boards in India
E - waste management
Battery management
Activities in HBL Power Systems, Nandigam village,
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Date of
Telecast
25/12/10
Episode Topic (s)
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01/01/11
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08/1/11
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22/01/11
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Mehaboobnagar District
Importance of forests, ways to treasure forest resource
“A clean Parivesh is for all is our goal” through ENVIS
(environmental information system) Centres
Environment Protection Training and Research Institute
(EPTRI ) Hyderabad
Plant health clinic, service to farmers to control pollution of
fields, Envis Centre activities and awareness on
environmental aspects through website etc.
Steps to be taken by every individual to conserve the
natural resources and to fight pollution
Poetic interpretation of new year with environment
Sewage generation, establishment of sewage treatment
plants all over India
Role of National River Conservation Directorate
Pollution control in Musi River, Hyderabad
Water Management, STP management Activities
Case study: STP of Amberpet, Nagole
CETPs in Bulk Drug Industry
Pollution in industrial clusters, NGO’s
Monitoring of BOD, COD, color levels in textile industries
Causes of environmental pollution
Govt. policies and implementation of Water Act, 1974, Air
Act, 1981, Environmental Protection Act, 1986
APPCB inspections in Red, Green, Orange Industries, and
implementation of zero discharge in big industries in Medak
Dist.
Dr. Bhurelal Committee’s Directions to use CNG in
Hyderabad and in state, Bhagayanagar Gas Ltd, Hyderabad,
address by Ms Suneetha & Sh.Rasheed
Air Act, 1981
National Air Quality Monitory Programme (NAMP) at
Hyderabad
Pollution Prevention in Fertilizer Industry at Kakinada,
Pollution Prevention in Milk units, Milk Products Industry
Hyderabad
Importance of trees: “Trees have life – make them part of
your life”
Episode
Date of
Telecast
29/1/11
36
5/2/11
37
12/2/11
38
19/2/11
 National Pesticide Residues Monitoring Programme
 Global Warming: causes & control
 Mines management: Lime stone mines in Jayanthipuram,
Madras Cements
 Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitory Programme
Implemented in industries
 Modern Equipment like Electro Static Precipitators, Bulk
Drug Industry in Nacharam, Hyderabad
 Green House Effect: GHG’s, measures to reduce GHG’s
 Factors that hinders Environment protection in industries
 Role of Expert Organizations with reference to EPTRI
(Environment Protection Training and Research Institute)
Hyderabad
 EPTRI Activities in detail
 Environmental Quality Mapping Division
 Nuclear power projects
 Flow of energy in nature, Solar Energy
 Environmental Surveillance Squad (ESS) and surprise
inspections
 APPCB incentives & exemption from taxes for saving of
water in industries
 Need to conserve water
 Address by APPCB scientists who attended International
seminars
 APPCB public Information Cell, Cleaner Production Cell
 Shri.M.C.Pargain IFS, Special Secretary APPCB NAMP
programme implemented in Visakhapatnam Dist
 Simple steps to keep surroundings clean
 Hazardous Wastes (Management Handling and Trans
boundary Movement ) Rules, 2008, Establishment of TSDF
 Pollution control in IKP Knowledge Park, Hyderabad
 Treatment of effluents in Genome Valley, green belt
management
 Pollution prevention in Paper Mills
 Bio – Medical waste management in Hyderabad Hospitals
 Environmental awareness programmes for college students,
school children etc
 Use of Non – Conventional Energy Resources to save
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Episode
Date of
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Episode Topic (s)
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26/2/11
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5/3/11
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12/3/11
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Conventional energy
Importance of Environmental Awareness and Public
Participation Programme
Recycling of wastewater at M/s AP GENCO, Warangal and
Coal mines management at M/s KTP project, Warangal
Pollution Control Activities Implemented by APPCB
authorities
Special awareness programme to school children to stop
use of plastic in Ganapur Mandal, Warangal District &
Interaction with students, NGO’s
Green Belt
Pollution Control through Blended Coal. Excavation of Coal
Mines and its pollution effects on surroundings Pollution
Control Measures taken by APPCB and implemented by Coal
Mines authorities
Case study: coal mines, Bhupalapalli village, Warangal
District, Reuse of mines water per day 41,299 lack litres.
Organizational Structure of APPCB – 19 Regional offices,
Hyderabad Zonal Lab activities to control pollution in rivers,
inspection teams
Measure to protect Environment
Environmental Awareness and Public Participation
Programme
Marine pollution: Causes, Sources, mercury, effects,
prevention methods taken up by APPCB
2011 – UN – International year of forests
India Green Mission- all Acts related to water air land
Speech by M.C. Pragain IFS, Special secretary, APPCB,
Hyderabad.
Activities of Environment Protection Training and Research
Institute (EPTRI) Hyderabad
Environmental Ethics
Mass Awareness Programme by APPCB
Role of women in controlling pollution
Women and Environmental Challenges- Seminar conducted
by APPCB,
Natural colours and harm of chemical colours. Eco Colours
Awareness programme with demos to students by NGO’S
Episode
42
Date of
Telecast
19/3/11
Episode Topic (s)
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43
26/3/11
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2/4/11
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09/4/11
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Hyderabad. Students views and speeches
Bio Diversity
Creating Awareness on use of Natural Colours
APPCB measures to implement zero liquid discharge in Bulk
Drug Industries Pollution control measures taken by NATCO
Pharma industry
Air pollution control measures implemented in Cement
Industry by APPCB
Air Pollution due to Holi, Awareness Programme for PG
students in Hyderabad by APPCB
Pollution load on Environment due to anthropogenic
activities
Environmental Standards
Comparison of environment of pats & present
Significance of Yagna/Homas, a scientific study conducted
by JNTU Professors in Srisailam supported by Andhra
Pradesh Pollution Control Board
Pollution Control through STP’s in all States
Air pollutants: Particulate matter , RSPM preventive
measures taken by Visakhapatnam APPCB authorities
through NAMP & SAMP
Conservation of water in rainy season through tank which is
designed by students of Water and Environment Technology
Cell
Water pollution control acts and Green Chemistry seminar
conducted by APPCB in Hyderabad with Bulk Drug industries
Pollution Preventive Methods
E- waste – management and recycling methods
Bio – Medical waste Management in Vijayawada
Electronic display boards in Hyderabad, by APPCB
Ozone depletion – Awareness on ban of Chloro-Fluoro
Carbons
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Jaipur (Rajasthan)
Salient features
Language – Hindi
Telecast time slot: Saturday, 5:10 pm – 5:40 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No
telecast were observed on certain days due to other programs being inserted. The
concept of introducing ‘Paryavaran Mitra’ to viewers increased the popularity of the
program.
Live telecast from Delhi
Episode
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Date of Telecast
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2
3
4
5
6
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8
9
10
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Live Telecast from Doordarshan Kendra - Delhi
Live Telecast from Doordarshan Kendra – Delhi
Live Telecast from Doordarshan Kendra – Delhi
09.10.2011
27.11.2010
04.12.2010
15.01.2011
29.01.2011
12.02.2011
19.02.2011
26.02.2011
12.03.2011
02.04.2011
02.07.2011
23.07.2011
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2.
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Curtain Raiser
26.06.2010
Success story: Plantation of 6 lacs plants in one day at Banswaara &
Dungarpur. Policies of Government of Rajasthan in environment conservation
were informed in detail by Shri Ram Lal Jat, Minister, MoEF, and Govt. of
Rajasthan.
A Talk : Air & Water Pollution
10.07.2010
Success Story: Shri V S Singh, Chairman & Shri D N Pandey, Member Secretary
of Rajasthan Pollution Control Board informed about the use of ISF slag of M/s
Hindustan Zinc in cement industry. A Skit on importance of water was also
Episode
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Date of Telecast
shown. A painting competition among the children was also arranged during
the talk show.
River Pollution
17.07.2010
Shri Damodar Sharma, Chairman, Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana, Govt. of
Rajasthan informed in detail about the current policies & initiatives of Govt. of
Rajasthan. Public opinion was also taken by ‘Paryavaran Mitra’. Information
about the solar energy & importance of rain water harvest were also shown.
Polythene Bags
24.07.2010
An interactive talk between Professor Prakash Bakare & Professor A B Gupta
was organized on plastic pollution. Details of aerobic & anaerobic treatment
were also discussed by the invited delegates.
Urban forest
31.07.2010
The importance of nature as ‘Urban lungs : Forest’ was explained by Shri D N
Pandey, Member Secretary of Rajasthan Pollution Control Board in the vicinity
of Karpoor Chand Kulish garden. How to plant & care a sapling was also shown
by experts.
National River Action Yojna : Kota
07.08.2010
The importance of ‘Chipko movement’ of Rajasthan in forest conservation was
shown through the drawings. Shri Vimal Golcha & Shri Ashok Kumar Jain
explained the progress & policies adopted for the treatment of Chambal river.
Plastic Pollution and Management
14.08.2010
Shri. D.N. Pandey, Member Seceratory, Rajasthan Pollution Control Board,
explained about the guidelines for the restriction for the use of plastic and the
assocaiting penalties. The ill effects of plastics were discussed by Shri Ashok
Puri, Env. Engineer and Dr.Rameshroop Roy, Gastrologist. Environmental
messages were also shown at scroll bar during the episode.
Sewage Water Treatment Plant
21.08.2010
Shri Manoj Kumar Sharma and Shri Venktesh Kumar briefed on the working of
the only Power Plant situated at Pratap Nagar (North India) based on Methane
Gas obtained by the Sewage water Treatment Plant. The information on
workings and results of Laboratory operations were also.
Bio-Medical Waste Management
04.09.2010
Bio-Medical Waste Management in the hospitals located in Jaipur were
discussed by the doctors. The information about the Bio-Medical Waste
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11.
12.
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15.
16.
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Date of Telecast
Treatment Facility was also provided.
Rain Water Harvesting
11.09.2010
The brief discussion was made with the Professor from Civil Engineering
Department at Malviya National Technical Institution on-‘What is Rain Water
Harvesting and How can it be done’.
The discussion with Shri Rajendra Singh (Magsaysay Prize winner) was
conducted on the importance of river water.
Sound Pollution
18.09.2011
An interactive talk between public and Shri Rajendra Gaur along with Dr. Sunita
Sisodiya was conducted on ‘Illeffects of Sound Pollution and its Regulation for
desired limit’.
Automobile/ Vehcular Pollution
25.09.2010
Prof Dilip Sharma and Prof Shyam Lal Soni from Mechanical Engineering
Department elaborated about the Pollution Control Stations and the Pollutions
caused by the automobiles based on Diesel/Petrol & LPG/CNG. Shri Vijendra
Jhala, Traffic Inspector stressed on the use of heavy vehicle.
Bio Diversity and Tourism
02.10.2010
Forest Department Rajasthan had emphasized on the establishment of Small
scale industries like Dal Mill, Aloevera juice processing unit, fragrance sticks,
corrugated boxes as an initiative for the Environmental Conservation steps as
taken up by the Schedule caste/tribes belonging to the villages viz. Karel,
Kyariya, Atariya and Narukheda from Udaipur, Bansbada and Pratapgarh.
Industrial Pollution (Solid Waste)
16.10.2010
Shri D.N. Pandey, Member Secretory Rajasthan Pollution Control Board,
Informed about the highly Polluted regions of Rajasthan like Bhiwadi, Jodhpur,
Jaipur and Pali. The information about CETP was also included in the episode.
Prof Mathur & Prof Meena detailed about the production of Manure from solid
wastes and Bricks from the ash obtained from Thermal Power Plant. The
research made by the students were also discussed.
Industrial Pollution (Liquid Waste)
23.10.2010
Prof.Gupta detailed about the Air Pollution Control Devices and Shri Arvind
Lunia explained about the construction of noiseless D.G.set
Green building
30.10.2010
Student opinions & concept of green building were discussed based on a one
Episode
17.
18.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Date of Telecast
day workshop on Green Building. Safe Diwali messages was also shown.
Green building (Technical aspects)
06.11.2010
Techniques used in green building e.g. water conservation, plastic free zone &
open building were discussed in detail by Prof Kalpana Pandit & Prof Sanjay
Mathur. The modified Hand-Pump’s demonstration was shown by ‘Sarv Shiksha
Abhiyaan’.
Environment Revolution : Local activities
13.11.2010
Success story of Bidganvaar village for adopting safe & clean water practice was
shown and for village Ratannagar steps in water conservation were shown and
how school rallies were used to give out messages. Dr. Shulekha highlighted
the importance of clean air & water in healthy life.
Environment Education
20.11.2011
An environment song was sung by the students of Govt. Secondary School,
Gopalpura, and Jaipur. The importance messages were also given to the school
students. Shri Surana explained the importance of environment friendly toilets.
The initiatives of school teachers in environment awareness were also
discussed in detail.
Teaching & training : Environment
11.12.2010
conservation
Environment educations given in muslim schools were covered by a
‘Paryavaran Mitra’. An animation movie on air pollution & its impact was
shown. A environment skit prepared by deaf & dumb students of Poddar
School was also shown.
Role of NGO
18.12.2010
The details of water conservation system were discussed with Shri Yogesh
Gupta. The importance of lake Sambhar was highlighted by Dr. Suraj Jiddi.
Municipal Solid Waste Management?
25.12.2010
Discussion on municipal waste management w.r.t. Mathuradaspura was
conducted. The new initiatives of Morarka foundation were also discussed, a
medical personality discussed on health impacts due to improper disposal of
waste.
19.
Episode Topic (s)
Municipal Solid Waste Management :
01.01.2011
Government efforts
Mayor, Jaipur told about the waste to energy. The details of new disposal site
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25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
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were also given during the talk. The technique of vermin-composting was also
discussed.
Public participation in Environment
08.01.2011
Conservation
The possibilities of tapping solar energy in Rajasthan state were discussed by
Prof Jyotirmay Mathur. Public participation in reducing the Noise pollution &
Solid Waste Management were also discussed in detail. Design details of
noiseless DG Set were highlighted by Shri Arvind Lunia.
Environment conservation
22.01.2011
The importance of solar cooker and exhaust fans in kitchens were discussed by
housewives. Public opinion were also collected.
Energy conservation
05.02.2011
The inter-relation of tree Neem & human were shown through a beautiful skit.
The efforts made by Rajasthan Police Academy in environment conservation
was discussed. Prof. Nivedita discussed on the various methods of energy
conservation.
Alternative energy
05.03.2011
Expert views/comments on solar, wind, water energy were collected from
invited scientists in a five days of International Conference. The importance of
biodiesel was also discussed.
Energy management
19.03.2011
The energy conservation in green building was explained e.g. use of CFL bulb,
less conductive material & direction of building.
Solar energy
26.03.2011
A video on the huge possibilities of tapping solar energy in Rajasthan was
shown & Success story of Tilloniya village on 40 KW solar panel was also shown.
Climate Change
09.04.2011
The episode covered a having 250 scientists in a two days workshop on Climate
Change organized by RSPCB The adverse impact of climate change on crops
was also explained .
Tsunami, earthquake : Japan
16.04.2011
Professor Bharti explained the geological & geographical causes of Tsunami &
earthquake. The technical aspect in anti-earthquake building construction was
also elaborated in detail.
Episode
32.
33.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
Date of Telecast
Food security & quality
23.04.2011
Prof S L Kothari & Dr Sunil Gupta talked on the impact of polluted water on
food/vegetables. The environment education given to school students was also
shown.
Polluted water : Fluoride water
30.04.2011
The impact of fluoride concentration in drinking water at Rampuriya village was
shown. A doctor discussed on ‘fluorosis’ an ailment due to high fluoride in
water content.
07.05.2011
The importance of sedimentation, filtration & injection well in rain water
harvesting system was explained by experts.
Ground water recharging
14.05.2011
Prof. Mahendra Choudhry emphasized on the importance of rain water
conservation. The system of water harvesting was explained by Shri Yogesh
Gupta. Zonal Director, Central Ground Water Board, Shri Manoj Srivastav.
Water Management : Save & Safe
21.05.2011
Prof. A B Gupta elaborated the definition of clean water & water quality
monitoring parameters. ‘Paryavaran Mitra’ talked to women about the
beneficial use of kitchen waste. The role of youth was also discussed in detail.
CPCB notified Lakes : A program on Jal-Mahal
28.05.2011
The pollution of Jalmahal water & its treatment in STP, Brahmpuri along with
the laboratory analysis was explained by Shri Rajendra Gaur. Work done by
students on Jalmahal was also discussed.
World Environment Day
04.06.2011
Environment messages were given by Shri Dipendra Singh Shekhawat, Shri Ram
Lal Jat & Dr V S Singh. Safe Environment opinions were collected from the
students & local public.
Special Episode on World Environment Day
11.06.2011
Environment message was given by Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gahlot. Shri
Ramlal Jat Minister, MoEF, Govt. of Rajasthan. Chairman, Rajasthan State
Pollution Control Board also talked about the mitigation of environmental
pollution. Police Commissioner Shri B L Soni explained the role of police in
conservation of nature.
Woman : Recruitment as Forest conservator &
18.06.2011
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Episode Topic (s)
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41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
Episode Topic (s)
Date of Telecast
training
Woman’s as forest conservator – a discussion on the role and the
responsibilities. A song in desire for of rain was shown.
Environment conservation in city & town
25.06.2011
planning
Mayor, Jaipur informed about the implementation of environmental
conservation directions in master plan (Housing, Park, BRTS facility & Metro). A
talk was also arranged with City & Town Planner Shri H S Sancheti & Shri
Mukesh Mittal.
Water management
09.07.2011
A talk was also arranged among students & Shri Rajendra Singh (honoured with
Magsaysay award) & Shri V S Singh, Chairman of RSPCB.
Ab nahi ruthenge Badal
16.07.2011
A video on efforts of Shri Rajendra Singh, honored with Magsaysay award was
shown. A talk was also arranged among students & Shri Rajendra Singh & Shri V
S Singh, Chairman of RSPCB.
E-Waste
30.07.2011
Technical discussion on e-waste, guest speakers were Prof. Sanjay Mathur, Shri
Y P Mathur. The science of energy was also elaborated by Prof. Jyotrimay of
Malviya National Institute of Technology.
Round up: Special program
06.08.2011
Environment messages by senior citizens. A brief on Municipal Solid Waste,
Bio-medical waste, skit by Deaf-dumb disability children, urban forest, plastic
bags, green building, solar energy, water conservation and Shri Rajendra Singh
on river regeneration were shown.
‘ऩमयावयण दर्ान’ कयमाक्रभ भें सम्मभलरत ववर्ेषऻों की ववस्तत
ृ सू च ी
“Jaipur’
क्रभयांक
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नयभ
ऩद /सांस्थयन
1.
श्री ययजेंद्र लसांह
भैग्सेसे से समभयननत , तरुण बययत सांघ
2.
डॉ॰ प्रकयर् फकये
डीन, ववऻयन ववबयग, ऻयन ववहयय मनू नवलसाटी
नयभ
डॉ॰ तऩस भयथयु
4.
श्री वी॰ एस॰ लसांह
ऩर्ु योग चचककत्सक
5.
श्री डी॰ एन॰ ऩयांडे
6.
श्री ययभरयर जयट
सदस्म सचचव, ययजस्थयन प्रदष
ू ण ननमांत्रण फोडा
7.
श्री दयभोदय र्भया
अध्मऺ, इम्ददयय गयांधी नहय ऩरयमोजनय , ययजस्थयन
प्रोपेसय ए॰ फी॰ गुप्तय
9.
श्री ववभर गोरछय
भयरवीम ययष्ट्रीम तकनीकी सांस्थयन, जमऩुय
10.
श्री अर्ोक कुभयय जैन
मू॰ आई॰ टी॰ कोटय (चांफर)
3.
8.
श्री अर्ोक ऩूयी
वन एवां ऩमयावयण भांत्री, ययजस्थयन सयकयय
सयकयय
भुख्म अलबमांतय (चांफर)
वरयष्ठ ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय
ननमांत्रण फोडा
,
ययजस्थयन प्रदष
ू ण
12.
डॉ॰ यभेर्रूऩ ययम
गेस्रोरोजीस्ट
13.
प्रोपेसय ददरीऩ र्भया
14.
प्रोपेसय श्मयभ रयर सोनी
15.
श्री फनवययी रयर र्भया
वन प्रसययक
16.
श्री वें कटे र्
परयांट भेनेजय, एस॰ टी॰ ऩी॰ दे रयवयस
17.
श्रीभती ननहयय बयदटमय
प्रबययी, गुणवत्तय , पोयटीस अस्ऩतयर
18.
श्री ननयां जन भयथुय
19.
डॉ॰ वीयें द्र झयरय
वैऻयननक , ययजस्थयन प्रदष
20.
श्री सर्
ु ीर ऩयरयक
21.
श्री जगरूऩ लसांह
जमऩयु -रै कपक ऩलु रस
22.
श्री र्ांबू कसोटय
अध्मऺ, स्वमां सहयमतय सभह
ू , कये र
23.
प्रोपेसय सांजम कुभयय
24.
श्री ववजम अग्रवयर
ऩमयावयण सरहयकयय, एन॰ फी॰ सी॰
25.
प्रोपेसय भीनय के
26.
श्री ए॰ के॰ रूनीमय
27.
श्री ववर्यर गगा
ग्रीन बफम््डांग ववर्ेषऻ
28.
श्री ववजमी लसांघर
ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय, ययजस्थयन प्रदष
भयथयु
11.
अध्मऺ, ययजस्थयन प्रदष
अधीऺक, जमऩुय-रै कपक ऩुलरस
ऺेत्रीम ऩरयवहन अचधकययी , जमऩयु
अलबमांतय
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68
29.
प्रोपेसय क्ऩनय ऩांडडत
30.
प्रोपेसय ज्मोनतभाम भयथयु
31.
श्री भयननांदय जीत लसांह
अलबमांतय
32.
डॉ॰ एप॰ एच॰ गौयी
चचककत्सक, सयकययी अस्ऩतयर चुरू
33.
श्री इब्रयहीभ खयन
सदस्म, नगयऩयलरकय, यतननगय, चुरू
34.
श्री प्रतयऩ लसांह ययठोय
सयभयम्जक कयमाकतया
35.
डॉ॰ आय॰ के॰ सुयेखय
प्रोपेसय, सवयई भयनलसांह अस्ऩतयर , जमऩुय
36.
श्री ननसयय अहभद
37.
श्री प्रेभ फ्रब
ऩुलरस अधीऺक , चुरू
भयरवीम ययष्ट्रीम तकनीकी सांस्थयन, जमऩयु
वप्रांलसऩर, ययजकीम प्रयथलभक
ववद्ययरम,गोऩयरऩुयय,जमऩुय
श्री भहे र् फढ़वयनी
वप्रांलसऩर, ययजकीम ऩोद्दयय भुक- फचधय ववद्ययरम
श्री मोगेर् गुप्तय
गैय सयकययी सांस्थयन – द्रोण
40.
डॉ॰ सूयज म्जद्दी
गैय सयकययी सांस्थयन - नेचय क्रफ
41.
श्री गुरयफ र्भया
42.
श्री भुकेर् गुप्तय
ननदे र्क, भोयययकय पयउदडेसन , जमऩुय
43.
डॉ॰ अजम र्भया
चचककत्सक, जमऩुरयमय सयकययी अस्ऩतयर, जमऩुय
44.
श्री बब्रएन गगा
45.
श्रीभती ज्मोनत खांडर
े वयर
कृषी अलबमांतय
46.
डॉ॰ सन
ु ीर गप्त
ु य
गेस्रोरोजीस्ट
47.
र्फ
ु ेंदों दयस
ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय
48.
प्रोपेसय ननवेददतय
49.
श्रीभती सुनीतय भांत्री
ऩमयावयण सरयहकयय
50.
डॉ॰ श्मयभ लभत्तर
चचककत्सक
51.
श्री दीऩक बयगाव
सहयमक ननदे र्क , ययजस्थयन वऩलरस अकयदभी
52.
प्रोपेसय एस॰ ऩी॰ बटनयगय
बयवनगय मूननवलसाटी
53.
प्रोपेसय एन॰ के॰ ऩयर
नेवयडय मूननवलसाटी, मू॰ एस॰ ए॰
54.
प्रोपेसय आई॰ ऩी॰ जैन
वैऻयननक, सी॰ एस॰ आई॰ आय॰
55.
प्रोपेसय तोकिक लरक्मूये
भरेलर्मय मूननवलसाटी
38.
39.
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नयभ
जमऩुय
भहयऩौय, नगय ननगभ, जमऩुय
,
नयभ
56.
प्रोपेसय फयरचदद्रन
अयगोने ययष्ट्रीम रेफ
57.
श्री ववश्वयस जैन
लसववर एवां ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय
58.
श्रीभती फीनय वयणी
59.
प्रोपेसय ज्मोनत अगयवयर
वैऻयननक , बयबय आम्ववक अनष
ु ांधयन केंद्र
60.
डॉ॰ ये णु जैन
ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय
61.
प्रोपेसय वयई॰ के॰ ववजम
62.
डॉ॰ सांजम तोभय
ययजस्थयन मूननवलसाटी
63.
श्री आनांद रयर भयथुय
भुख्म ऩमयावयण अलबमांतय
64.
प्रोपेसय ए॰ के॰ गोसयईं
बययतीम तकनीकी सांस्थयन , दद्री
65.
प्रोपेसय लर्व दमयर बययती
66.
प्रोपेसय ववनम गोमर
67.
प्रोपेसय एभ॰ के॰ श्रीभयरी
68.
श्रीभती यां जू जैन
69.
श्री रेख ययज प्रसयद
70.
प्रोपेसय एस॰ एर॰ कोठययी
ननदे र्क, सी॰ सी॰ टी॰ ववबयग, ययजस्थयन मनू नवलसाटी
71.
प्रोपेसय ददनेर् कुभयय
दां तयोग चचककत्सक
72.
डॉ॰ एस॰ के॰ जैन
जर सांसयधन प्रफांधन ववबयग
73.
प्रोपेसय भहें द्र चौधयी
74.
श्री भनोज श्रीवयस्तव
75.
श्री भदहांद्र भेहतय
बू-जर ववर्ेषऻ
76.
श्री ययजीव रूांकफ
जरभहर प्रोजेक्ट अचधकययी
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श्री के॰ एर॰ चतुवेदी
वरयष्ठ ऩत्रकयय
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श्रीभती र्यलरनी अगयवयर
एस॰ टी॰ ऩी॰ ब्रहां ऩुयी, परयांट भेनेजय
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श्री ऩी॰ के॰ भेयकूऩ
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श्री भुकेर् लभत्तर
ननदे र्क,वन प्रलर्ऺण सांस्थयन, जमऩुय
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एच॰ एस॰ सांचेती
नगय ननमोजक
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श्री ऩी॰ के॰ ऩयांडे
सदस्म सचचव, र्हयीकयण मोजनय
83.
श्री आई॰ एस॰ इसययनी
ऩव
ू ा जम्स्टस
जी॰ जी॰ एस॰ आई॰ मूननवलसाटी
ननमांत्रण फोडा
,
वैऻयननक , टे यी , दद्री
ययजस्थयन प्रदष
ू ण
ऺेत्रीम ननदे र्क, केंद्रीम बू-जर फोडा
उऩ-ननमोजक, नगय ननमोजक ववबयग
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नयभ
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प्रोपेसय के॰ एस॰ ययव
वनस्ऩनत ववबयग, दद्री मनू नवलसाटी
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प्रोपेसय अमर फत्रय
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श्री अलबजीत घोष
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श्री मू॰ एभ॰ सहयई
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श्री कृष्ण लसांह सेठी
जैववक अऩलर्ष्ठ उऩचयय परयांट सांचयरक, आगयय योड
89.
डॉ॰ सांजीव वलर्ष्ठ
ऺेत्रीम ननदे र्क, पोदटा स अस्ऩतयर
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प्रोपेसय फी॰ एर॰ स्वयभी
भुख्म, लसववर ववबयग , भयरवीम ययष्ट्री म तकनीकी
लर्ऺयववद
ऩव
ू ा भख्
ु म वन सांयऺक, ययजस्थयन सयकयय
भुख्म वन सांयऺक, ययजस्थयन सयकयय
सांस्थयन, जमऩुय
Jalandhar (Punjab)
Salient features
Language – Punjabi
Telecast time slot: Saturday, 5:00 pm – 5:30 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No
telecasts were observed on certain days due to other programs being shown.
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Documentary on Migratory Birds of Punjab
05.06.2010
This documentary deals with the arrival of migratory birds at Harike Bird
Sanctuary during winter season. Here in the Harike, River Satluj and Beas get
mingled with each other. If we observe the water of the Satluj it is dark in color
with respect to Beas, indicates River Satluj water more contaminated with
pollutants which may be reason for decrease in the migration of the birds at this
place in the last few years. Concern on illegal poaching and need of awareness of
Environment among the people of Punjab was mentioned. The documentary
concluded with the message from Punjab Govt. to preserve and maintain this
bird sanctuary. The Punjab Govt. has recently taken steps in this direction and
they were highlighted.
Documentary on Water Pollution or river Satluj.
12.06.2010
Various aspects of pollution along the banks of River Satluj were Highlights of this
documentary. NGO’s, local people and Govt. were urged for maintaining
cleanliness of River Satluj.
Need to Preserve the Environment.
19.06.2010
Participants highlighted the various aspects of preservation of Environment.
Participants were of the view the need to continue supporting Schools/Colleges
students to spread the message of cleanliness.
Seg I: Environmental Protection & sustainable Development.
26.06.2010
Seg II:- In this segment Act relating to environment was discussed.
Seg I: Programme highlights the developmental works taking place in the cities at
the cost of environment. Chairman of improvement Trust, Jalandhar emphasized
the need of eco-friendly development
Seg II: The participants suggested that the common people must know various
provisions of the environmental related acts and rules.
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Seg I: Water Pollution
03.07.2010
Seg II: Laws relating to water pollution.
Seg I: Various factors causing water pollution was discussed. Chairman of
Leather Federation of Punjab highlighed the role of water treatment plant built at
Leather Complex, Jalandhar. Similar plants need to be put up by other Industries.
Seg II: Experts highlighted the various provision of act relating to water pollution.
Expert highlighted that people to be more cautious about water pollution and its
effects on health.
Seg I: Soil Pollution and its Control.
10.07.2010
Seg II: Act relating to Air Pollution.
Seg I: Soil pollution was discussed with respect of Malwa region of Punjab where
incidences of cancer are increasingly rising. The Expert urged the state Govt. to
install R.O. systems in various villages of Malwa.
Seg: II: Experts highlighted the various causes of air pollution and the serious
impacts on health.
Side affects of Pollution
18.07.2010
The experts explained the various ill affects of polluted environment on our body
and mind and encouraged people to plant more and more trees and make Punjab
green.
Need to control industrial pollution
24.07.2010
The experts highlighted the need to control industrial pollution as many areas.
The industrial workers have been affected with various diseases due to exposure
to pollution by industries. The experts urged the Govt. to start new focal points
with modern amenities considering all aspects of environmental impacts.
Treatment of industrial effluents and waste
31.07.2010
Industrialists highlighted the necessity of treatment of industrial effluents and
wastes. Experts urged the Govt. to be stricter with industries causing pollution
and setting up of more effluent treatment plants.
Bio Medical Waste Management
07.08.2010
Reputed doctors of Punjab Highlighted the important role of hospitals/doctors
/nurses to be vigilant about hospital cleanliness. Experts advised the medical
fraternity to be careful about Bio medical waste management.
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Industrial Waste Management
14.08.2010
Expert highlighted the role of planting more trees around industrial focal points
and be more careful about industrial waste management.
Experts advised Govt. Industrialists to plant more trees near roads leading to
focal points.
Seg. I: Municipal solid waste management.
21.08.2010
Seg.II: Act relating to water pollution.
Seg. I: Expert highlighted the need of management of municipal solid waste.
Experts advised municipal authorities residents to be more aware of municipal
solid waste.
Seg.II: Leading advocates discussed various clauses of the Act relating to Water
Pollution.
Seg I: Assessment of Pollution and case studies
28.08.2010
Seg II: Act relating to Noise Pollution
Seg I: Expert highlighted the need of assessment of pollution in various cities with
respect to sewage a municipal waste passing the information to people to be
more vigilant about this. The expert advised the common people to read more
articles about environment and pollution control measures.
Seg II: Experts discussed the various aspect of Noise pollution Act. Expert advised
people to be more careful about increasing noise levels in religious places and
functions places etc.
Seg I: Hazardous waste management (Eng. Based Prog)
04.09.2010
Seg II: Sewerage Pollution Control
Seg I: An engineering based programme was planed on Leather industries
followed by and along with that short interviews with the Leather industrialists &
discussed on the Hazardous waste management . Expert advised Govt. to allot
land to dispose hazardous wastes in Punjab.
Seg II: Superintending Engineer of Punjab Water Supply and Sewerage Deptt. was
interviewed on the development works in sewerage departments. Experts
requested the Govt. for developmental works to be done on priority in sewerage
projects.
No. Prog. Telecast due to spl. Prog on EID
11.09.2010
Seg I: Industrial Pollution Control
18.09.2010
Seg II: Act relating to Air Pollution.
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Seg I: Experts highlighted the need of controlling the pollution at focal points at
Phagwara & Kapurthala Districts of Punjab. Experts advised the Govt. for
establishing more focal points in various cities in Punjab.
Seg II: Senior Advocate highlighted the various aspects of Air Pollution. Expert
advised NGO’s to do more seminars for mass awareness.
Seg I: Plastic Waste Management
25.09.2010
Seg II: Plastic waste (Eng. Based Prog.)
Seg I: Experts highlighted the need of discarding plastic bags and switching over
to paper bags. State Govt. has banned the use of plastic bags in the state.
Seg II: An engineering based segment was planned to highlight plastic waste
management. Programme advised common people to discard use of plastic bags
and instead use paper bags or cloth bags.
Environmental research & role of Punjab Pollution Control Board. 02.10.2010
Role of Punjab Pollution Control Board in environment research was discussed by
Board’s Senior Officers. Experts highlighted the steps to be taken by the Board to
impart awareness about research and other aspects of environmental pollution.
Seg I: Municipal Solid Waste Management
19.10.2010
Seg II: Environmental protection act
Seg I: Mayor and commissioner of Municipal corporation Jalandhar highlighted
the steps taken for municipal solid waste management. Mayor emphasizes the
commitment of Punjab Govt. for proper solid waste management.
Seg II: Expert highlighted the various provisions of Environment Protection Act
1986. Role of NGO’s was also discussed by the experts.
Noise Pollution
16.10.2010
Various aspects (social and legal) were discussed by experts to spread awareness
about the Noise Pollution.: Experts advised Govt. to be more mass with the
offenders of the Act.
Municipal Solid Waste Management
23.10.2010
Bhatinda Municipal commissioner shared his views and developmental works in
Bathinda on municipal solid waste management. Commissioner laid stress on
development schemes of Punjab Govt. in this regard.
Need to Control the Industrial Pollution
30.10.2010
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Industrialists from Mandi Gobindgarh highlighted the need of steps to be taken
to control pollution in Mandi Gobindgarh. Mandi Gobindgarh is “A” grade
pollution industry and experts urged Govt. to be more vigilant about the pollution
problems of Mandi Gobindgarh, problem area.
Need to clean the Environment
06.11.2010
Prominent experts of Punjab highlighted the role of NGOs in planting trees in
various parts of Punjab. Experts urged more NGO’s to work in the field of
environment.
Bio Medical Waste Management
13.11.2010
Experts highlighted the Biomedical waste management in chest and heart bye
pass surgery hospitals. Experts urged doctors in major surgery areas to be more
vigilant, particular by speciality hospitals.
Seg I: Industrial Waste Management
20.11.2010
Seg II: Act relating to Air Pollution
Seg I: Expert highlighted the industrial waste management in Patiala and
Fatehgarh districts of Punjab. Experts advised industrialists to install more ecofriendly machinery in Punjab to meet environmental compliance.
Seg II: Leading advocate discussed various aspects of act relating to air pollution.
Experts urged Govt. to be stricter to punish the offenders of this act.
Pollution Control
27.11.2010
Experts of Punjab Govt. and industrialists discussed various aspects of pollution
control in various fields. Experts advised industrialists to install proper water
treatment/air treatment equipments to comply with norms.
Affect of Polluted Environment on Health
04.12.2010
Experts discussed the ill affects of polluted environment on our health. Experts
advised farmers to use insecticides and pesticides in recommended doses strictly.
Sewerage Pollution Control
11.12.2010
Experts discussed the latest steps taken by Pb. Govt. to control sewerage
pollution. Experts urged the Pb. Govt. to grant more funds in this regard.
Need to Control the Pollution
18.12.2010
Prominent industrialist from foundry city Batala discussed various aspects of
pollution. Experts urged state Govt. to revive foundry industry of Batala with
modern eco-friendly machinery offering subsidies.
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25.12.2010
Hazardous Waste Management
01.01.2011
Representative of Punjab Govt. discussed various steps of Hazardous waste
management. Expert told viewers that site at Dera Bassi adjoining Mohali has
been identified for Hazardous Waste Management.
Need to Clean the Environment
08.01.2011
Experts advised people of Punjab to be more vigilant about maintaining clean
environment Expert advised farmer/ common people to plant more trees
Environmental research and awareness
15.01.2011
Experts urged the need of proper environment research and awareness to
industrialists and common people. Experts advised Punjab Pollution Control
Board to do increase regular press briefing in this regard
Air Pollution
22.01.2011
Experts discussed the issue of Air Pollution from automobiles and role of the
Govt. Experts advised the use of pollution free vehicles, ensure emissions exit of
polluted air from Industry should be as per norms
No telecast
29.01.2011
Water pollution
05.02.2011
Experts advised common people/industrialists to be more careful of water
pollution. Experts advised the authorities/ industrialists to install proper water
treatment plants and maintain.
Seg I: Control of Urban Air pollution
12.02.2011
Seg II: Reprocessing of Industrial Waste
Seg I: Expert discussed various aspect of urban air pollution. They advised for use
of pollution free auto-rickshaw, buses and cars using cleaner fuel.
Seg II: Expert highlighted the need of reprocessing of industrial waste, so that
productive things are obtained after processing besides saving on resources.
Seg I: Plastic Waste Manaegement
19.02.2011
Seg II: Spot on Pollution
Seg I: Expert advised use of plastic bags in industrial and domestic sectors the
Punjab Govt. has banned the use of plastic bags in the state.
Seg II: Spot on pollution was planned which educated the people about various
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aspects of pollution. People were asked not to throw waste on roads.
Reprocessing of Industrial Waste
26.02.2011
Leading experts of Punjab highlighted the various aspects of reprocessing of
industrial waste. Experts urged Govt. to make useable articles from industrial
waste as is being done by western countries e.g. one of expert said that modern
roads are being done after treatment of hazardous wastes.
Seg I: Municipal Solid Waste Management
05.03.2011
Seg II: Act relating to environment protection.
Seg I: Experts told the steps taken by Punjab Municipality in Municipal solid
waste management, new land is being acquired to make fertilizers from
Municipal Solid waste
Seg II: Leading advocates highlighted the provisions of Environment Protection
Act. More awareness is needed towards its implementation.
Biomedical waste Management
12.03.2011
Leading doctors of Punjab highlighted the need of steps for proper Biomedical
waste management. Experts advised the medical fraternity doctors and allowed
staff to be more vigilant about this.
Assessment of Pollution and Case Studies
19.03.2011
Experts discussed the need of awareness of pollution to common people so that
people take effective eco-friendly steps. NGOs, Rotary Clubs, Lions Clubs to
encourage come forward with pollution awareness projects.
Seg I: Environmental Protection Act.
26.03.2011
Seg II: Noise Pollution
Seg I: Distt. Attorney of Jalandhar discussed Environment Protection Act. NGO’s
participation in mass awareness is important.
Seg II: Experts gave information on noise during functions in religious and social
functions. Act should be strictly enforce by the Govt.
Seg I: Proper management of Industrial waste.
02.04.2011
Seg II: Spots on Environment
Seg I: Industrial waste should be reprocessed in a proper way so that it does not
harm common man. Polluting Industries of Mandi Gobindgarh, Ludhiana other
areas should comply with norms.
Seg II: Spot on environment highlighted the pollution in rivers of Punjab. People
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should not pollute rivers as they are the lifeline of society.
Management of Hazardous waste
09.04.2011
Leading industrialists for Leather industry discussed various aspects of Hazardous
wastes. Hazardous Waste (after proper treatment) should be disposed in
specified sites. More such sites are required in Punjab.
Seg I: Effect of Pollution on the city
16.04.2011
Seg II: Laws related to Air Pollution.
Seg I: Leading doctors of Punjab discussed the impact of polluted environment on
our health. Air and water quality need to be monitored regularly.
Seg II: Leading Advocate discussed Environmental Acts.
Seg I: Awareness related to Pollution
23.04.2011
Seg II: Laws related to Noise Pollution.
Seg I: Experts gave his views on various aspects of awareness about pollution.
More NGO’s should be encouraged to come forward in mass awareness.
Seg II: Act relating to Noise Pollution was discussed. Noise pollution causes health
serious hearing problems.
Seg I: Need to clean the Environment
30.04.2011
Seg II: Municipal Solid Waste Management
Seg I: A leading environmentalist urged Govt./Common people to be aware of
their environment. Experts’ emphazised the roles of NGO’s, students to spread
general awareness on environment issues.
Seg II: Experts discussed proper management of Municipal Solid Waste. Experts
highlighted the start of fertilizer (compost) plant to produce fertilizer for
municipal solid waste by the Govt. of Punjab.
Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)
Salient features
Language – Hindi
Telecast time slot: Wednesday, 5:30 pm –6:00 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No
telecasts were observed on certain days due to other programs being shown.
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04/08/2010 Air pollution due to fossil fuel combustion, poor traffic
management, un-controlled emissions from the industries, water
pollution due to discharge of untreated sewage, effluent from
industries etc. Solid waste generation and their poor management
due to unplanned urban development in Lucknow city was focused
in the episode.
11/08/2010 Air pollution in Kanpur city due to construction activities, traffic
movement, industrial emissions, water pollution due to continuous
discharge of untreated/ partially treated tannery waste and
sewage, noise pollution due to blowing of horns fitted in the
vehicles ( not as per the Act) were focused in the episode.
01/09/2010 Problem of increasing population and sewage generation in
Lucknow city, disposals of untreated /partially treated industrial
waste in the River Gomti, Afforestation program started by NGO s
to reduce pollution load in the city are mainly presented in this
episode.
08/09/2010 Pollution from the Tanneries particularly primary treatment of
effluent of tanneries before disposal in the CETP and its impact on
ground water quality, pollution in the River Ganga, Air pollution in
Unnao city due to tanneries presented. Stress was given on the
regulatory infrastructure required to control the pollution from
various sources.
15/09/2010 Biomedical waste generation and problem of waste disposal in
Lucknow city, Present state of water and air pollution in Lucknow
city were mainly focused in this episode.
22/09/2010 Explained about the five components of nature, Status of STP in
Lucknow, MSW of Lucknow, Plastic waste disposal, Water, air
pollution in general presented in the episode.
29/09/2010 Water pollution in the Allahabad city is due to un-treated sewage
discharge in the Ganga/ Yamuna river, establishment of sewage
treatment plant and its operation were presented in the episode.
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06/10/2010 Air pollution due to increasing vehicular emissions, biomedical
waste management in Allahabad city and incineration of
biomedical waste generated by various healthcare facilities were
presented.
03/11/2010 Water and air pollution in Lucknow city, effects of deforestation on
environment and human health, shortage of ground water supply
due to over exploitation of ground water resources and ground
water pollution due to leaching of chemicals and hazardous waste
were presented in the episode.
17/11/2010 Ganga river pollution and solid waste management in Kannauj city
was focused in the episode, to reduce plastic waste load, recycling
is done, unused plastic is disposed off to sanitary landfills,
replacement of polythene bags by paper bags were suggested by
the expert interviewed in the episode.
24/11/2010 Industrial and sewage pollution in the Kannauj city were covered in
the episode.
21/12/2010 Effect of Water (due to unplanned industrial growth) and air
pollution (due to poor traffic management, road condition and
poor operational status air pollution control devised installed by
the industries) on the human health of habitants of Faizabad were
discussed in the episode.
28/12/2010 Air, Water pollution, effect of plastic usage on the society and
particularly on environment in the context of city Faizabad were
discussed.
04/01/2011 Polyethene recycling program carried out at Lucknow, use of paper
bags to reduce the polyethene waste, improper treatment and
disposal of solid waste in Lucknow was discussed in the episode.
25/01/2011 Effect of waste discharge from small scale industries on
environment, state of water and air pollution in Lucknow city,
Underground pipe line leakages leading to ground water pollution,
Pollution from electroplating industries were mainly focused.
01/02/2011 Establishment of STP plant at Bharwara for the treatment of
domestic waste water in Lucknow was discussed in the episode.
15/02/2011 Effect of urbanization on Ganga river water, improper treatment
and continuous discharge of domestic, industrial waste in Ganga
river at Varanasi were focused.
22/02/2011 Increasing vehicular load and poor traffic management causing air
pollution, and noise pollution in the Varanasi city. Biomedical
waste generation in & around city, Ground water pollution due to
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08/03/2011
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22.
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05/04/2011
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leaching of hazardous chemicals in groundwater was highlighted in
the episode.
Disposal of untreated/partially treated urban / industrial waste in
to the river Gomti which is known as Adi Ganga in the Jaunpur city,
Statistic of water consumption, sewage generation and its
treatment by the STPs discussed in detail, Dinesh Tandon,
Chairman of Municipal Corporation has given his opinion about the
pollution status and their remedial action to its control, Detail of
origin of river Gomti from Pilibhit and its distance covered before
mixing with River Ganga was discussed in the episode.
Approx. 80 MTD of MSW was being generated from the city having
over 2.25 lakh population , the waste was is not being properly
managed due to lack of infrastructure, similarly biomedical waste
generated was also not well managed. Dr D.K. Pateria Chief
Medical officer of city Jaunpur gave his opinions BMW
management.
Water pollution in Rihand river is caused due to discharge of
untreated/ partially treated sewage and industrial waste (Kanauria
Chemicals, Hitech Carbon, Hindalco Power Division) through three
drains i.e., Baliya, Dongiya, Murddawa in Renukut city. A discussion
on the above was done by speakers Shri E. Kalika RO State
Pollution Control Board, Mr. Mukesh Mittal (SGM services
HINDALCO).
The fall in the rich biodiversity of Renukoot forest area due to
urbanization and industrialization was highlighted by Mr. Ashish
Tiwari DFO.
Sewage management in Ghaziabad city, the operations of the two
STPs and quality of river Hindon wqas covered. Pollution in Hindon
river at Ghaziabad was due to sewage / effluent from nearby cities
like Saharanpur, Muzzafarnagar. Guest speakers were Sh T.U. Khan
RO. SPCB Ghaziabad, Shri R.S. Yadav CEO SPCB, Lucknow.
The episode covered air pollution in Ghaziabad city and plastic
waste management. The guest speakers were Shri T.U. Khan RO.
SPCB Ghaziabad, and Shri Basant Lal City Commissioner.
Water pollution in West Kali and Hindon river in Meerut city was
focused in the episode. Rapid industrialization and urbanization are
the major causes of pollution to the city. Three rivers flows
through the city i.e. Kali, Hindon, Krishni.
Present episode focused about the state of Air and noise pollution
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17/05/2011
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07/06/2011
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21/06/2011
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in Meerut city. Guest speakers were Sh. V.T. Singh RTO Meerut and
Sh. R.S. Yadav.
Water pollution in Muzzaffarnagar city was discussed, approx. 220
units are operating in and around the city generating approx 50
MLD of wastewater. River West Kali gets polluted in the city
whereas river Hindon coming from Shaharanpur gets more
polluted after passing through Muzzaffarnagar.
Issues on MSW, BMW, plastic wastes and vehicular pollution was
discuused with video clippings. Guest speakers included Dr Anand
Swarup CMO, Sh Narendra Singh Tewatia and Sh A.K. Tiwari R O UP
SPCB.
Water quality of Rivers Hindon and West Kali in Saharanpur city,
effluent from paper industry and sugar industry and solid waste
disposal along road sides were discussed in the epidose.
Air pollution control in sugar industries was discussed by Sh. A.K.
Tiwari RO UP SPCB, besides efforts in MSW management.
The STP at Jagjeetpur in Hardwar established under GAP was
discussed, the plant operatoes & chemists gave presentation – the
speakers were
Sh. Udayveer Singh, chemist and Sh Pradeep
Chauhan Plant i/C of STP.
The episode covered air pollution and solid waste management
(MSW, BMW & plastic wastes) in Hardwar city. Sh. Vardan
Srivastav provided valuable observations.
Dr. M. Q. Ansari Scientist E CPCB Lucknow and Sh. Anil Kumar
Srivastava Managing Director U.P. Jal Nigam have shared their
views on the problems associated with water, air and noise
pollution and importance of water conservation.
State of Water and air pollution in Gajraulla city have been focused
in the present episode. Sh. A. K. Sharma, RO, UP Pollution Control
Board, Bijnaur discussed the pollution control measures installed
and about the CETP operations.
Status of water pollution of River Ram Ganga, in Muradabad city
was discussed in the episode. Causes of water pollution i.e.
discharge of untreated or partially treated industrial waste
generated particularly from sugar and paper industry have been
shown. Sh. P.K. Aggarwal, RO, SPCB Muradabad was the guest
speaker.
Water pollution and air pollution at Gajraulla city has been focused
in the episode. Reasons of Air pollution in the city are found to be
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industrial emissions and also due to auto exhaust emissions. Sh.
A.K. Sharma RO, SPCB Bijnaur, A case study on m/s Jubilant Life
Science was covered besides operations of the CETP.
03/05/2011 Sh. Dinesh Paul provided information on Lucknow w.r.t. the BMW
and MSW waste disposal facilities plastic usage in the city.
26/07/2011 State of Air pollution, Solid Waste and biomedical waste
management at Muradabad city were highlighted. Guest speaker
was Sh. Lal Ji Rai City Commissioner.
2/08/2011 Water pollution in Kosi River at Ramnagar. Major cause of water
pollution is continuous discharge of untreated sewage from
different urban clusters.
09/08/2011 Pollution in River Yamuna at Agra , the discharge from three main
industries i.e. electroplating, tannery and slaughter house and two
major drains i.e. Bhairav and Mantaula were covered .Sh. P.N.
Dubey, City Commissioner and Sh. B. B. Awasthi, RO, SPCB Agra,
provided highlights on the above issues.
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Salient features
Language: Marathi
Telecast day & time: Sunday; 6:00 am
Comments: From June 2010 to May 2011 (49 weeks, programme started from
27.06.2010), DD Sahydari telecasted 38 episodes
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Episode topic (s) & program brief
27.06.10
Environmental Life near Coastal Area
Major pollution problems pertaining to coastal areas were highlighted.
Areas covered included pollution problems due to untreated sewage from
Mumbai; STPs are unable to handle high loads arising due to increased
population, the importance of mangroves and their decline. CRZ regulation,
guidelines for development is coastal areas.
04.07.10
Vrukshadindi / Vruksharopan
(Tree March/ Tree Plantation)
The pgm focussed on how mass march can be used as an effective tool in
spreading environmentally messages on conservation.
11.07.10
Paryavaranacha Vasa Geuya Vrukshasavardhana
Karyabadha Houya
(Let Us Take Pledge For the Cause of Tree Conservation )
The programme emphasized on tree plantation, efforts done by various
sectors of the society , government , NGOs, conservation of flora & fauna ,
problems associated with increased urbanization etc besides an historical
background of Shivaji Maharaja promoting tree plantation & their
conservation.
18.07.10
1 Vrukshasavardhan Hech Paryavaran Savardhan ;2 Malshej
Ghat Paryavaran Savarakshan ;3 Dandakaranya Abhiyan –
Sangamner ;4 Vrukshakshetra Tirthkshetra Part – I
For environment balance, forest plays a very important role. Due to
industrialization and urbanization this balance is getting affected,
deforestation is a serious concern. The role of the general public & NGOs I
several regfaions in the state were highlighted. In Sangamner Taluka, Nashik
Episode
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7
8
9/15
Distict the people have decided to plant one crore seeds/saplings) on bare
hills. Planting medicinal plants with the active support from Govt department
has helped the villagers to become economically self-sufficient. ‘Vrikshkshetra
Tirthshetra’- Forest Area Pilgrimage: Devgad, Taluka- Nevasa, DistAhmednagar - The initiatives have been taken by temple trust in growing
trees was highlighted
25.07.10
Panyacha Karyaksham Vapar; 2 Paryavaran Vari
Pandharichya Dari ; Jalstotracha Mahatva)
Concerns on shortage of drinking water, improper water use, indiscriminate
groundwater tapping for industrial/agricultural, lack of planning towards
water use/irrigation were raised. The importance of rain water conservation
and construction of
ponds, bands, check dams etc help in recharging
groundwater and assist in afforestation.
01.08.10
Water conservation
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Jalstotra Vanstotra- / Savarlshan Udak Akhanda Soukhyadayak Aisa
Udakacha Vivek Alokik Santa Ramdas Episode #5 & 6 stressed on water
conservation, recharge of groundwater and need for plantation.
08.08.10
Paryavaran Dindi Prachar Madhyam
(Environment March- Publicity Medium)
Environment Dept. of state, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and
Maharahstra Kala Sanskruti Manch organized an environment March from
Sanagmwadi (Pune) to Pandharpur for spreading mass awareness to about
10-12 lakh people along the route.
The theme was ‘Paryavarani Vari,
Pandharichya Dari’. The messages were save water, energy, tree plantation,
do not use plastic etc.
15.08.10
Paryavaran Priya Nagpanchami
Environment Friendly Nagpanchami - The programme had a message
regarding saving of snakes (nag) – their importance in food chain, in ecology,
snakes useful to farmers, some myths regarding snakes. In some parts of
country ‘Nagpanchami’ a festival is celebrated in shravan (July). Case study
of some organizations in Maharashtra known as ‘Sarp-Mitra’ were also
covered.
22.08.10
Shaharacha Vanikaran
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(Plantation in City)
Initiatives taken up by Thane Municipal Corporation were shown regarding
ponds cleaning, ponds beautification, plantation along the roads, in open
plots, garden, programme of plantation in school and wards, efforts to save
plantation, conservation, tree plantation in slum areas etc.
29.08.10
Vruksharopan
(Tree Plantation)
The episode showed the benefits of afforestation when it becomes a
community effort.
05.09.10
1 Paryavaran Shala
(Environment School)
2 Prithvi Vachava
(Save Earth)
A unique initiative called “Parvaran Shala’ for school children was shown. An
interview by a member explained the concept of the school pgm, various
entities, information, programme and facilities available in the schools which
give hands on experience to the children who do not live in urban areas.
12.09.10
1 Dhvani Pradushan
(Noise Pollution )
2 Vayu Pradushan
(Air Polltuion)
1) The pgm covered impacts due to noise. Information on noise pollution,
sources of noise, its effect, people lethargy towards using ear pads /not going
to doctors, awareness of loudspeaker system, complaints regarding noise
pollution etc.
(2) Issues pertaining to air pollution ex, air pollutants(fine dust from
industries), effects of air pollutant (CO - reacts with hemoglobin and effects
on heart, brain, lungs etc), dizziness, headache due to vehicular pollution (CO,
BTX, lead, NOx etc) were covered. Other issues discussed also were tree
conservation, avoid spiting and smoking in pubic places/open area, use public
transport.
19.09.10
1 Vruksha Mitra
2 Vikasit Shahar – harit Shahar
Episode
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17
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Case studies on initiatives taken by community efforts and role by NGOs in
encouraging afforestation for rain water harvesting.
26.09.10
Vrukshahati
(Tree Importance)
Importance of the trees/forests were emphasized in the programme. Shri
Pawaskar, Depy Director, ‘Smajik Vanikaran vibhag’ (Social Foresty Dept,
Thane explained with special reference to afforestation and the benefits from
this activity – soil & water, flora & fauna conservation.
17.10.10
1 Udak Tarak Marak Udak Akhanda Saukhyadayak Aisa
Udakacha Vivek Alokik Jalstotra Va Nastotra Savardhan
Savarakshan
2 Global Warming
A detiled effort in water conservation by adopting rain water conservation
through plantation was highlighted.
07.11.10
Human Being & Environment
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This was question and answer based programme covering general aspects of
day to day environmental issues – garbage, vehicular pollution, air & water
pollution, noise and the health impacts to society and some examples of how
the courts have intervened for better quality of life.
21.11.10
Paryavaranachi Vyapti
The pgm covered programme at Karvah, Marathi Science Parishad. The issues
covered included pollution (soil, air, water from industries, domestic etc),
global warming, population decline birds like sparrow, urbanization, project
tiger, aquatic life being endangered , noise pollution (Diwali, Ganesh Utsav &
Navratri), water pollution in river Ganga Yamuna due to pilgrimages, and
plastic waste management.
05.12.10
Manushya Ani Vanyaprani Yatil Sangharsha
Sunday
(Struggle Between Wild Animal Vs MAN)
(6.03am)
The pgm initiatives taken by Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Borivali, and
Mumbai – it acts a green lungs to Mumbai. The issues covered concerns of
poaching wild animals & birds, struggles between man and animals for land,
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forest land being converted to farms, awareness amongst people & children.
etc.
20/28
19.12.10
Noise Pollution-Boon or Bane to Environment
& 13.03.11
The pgm. covered the causes , impacts and control of urban nuisance – noise.
21/24/37
02.01.11
Shaharqacha Vikas aani Paryavarnacha rhas ; (Development
06.02.11
impact on Environment due to Urbanization)
22.05.11
Mumbai
environmental problems were highlighted – population rise,
existing infrastructure , waste management , water problems and noise and
the need for public to co-operate to help the govt. to effectively deal with
environmental problems of the metro city.
22/30
23/33
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Solapur Jilhyatil Dushkali Bhagat Yashashvi Bhaga Yashashvi
27.03.11
Vruksha Lagwad
Efforts of Shri Subhedar Baburao Pethkar in greening up Solapur District for
last 22 years were highlighted, for last two years they celebrate ‘Vasundhara
Mahostav’. The film also showed plants being distributed to farmers,
distribution of 12-15 quintal seeds. The ‘Smruti Udyan’ project by
Maharashtra Government was also covered.
30.01.11
Paryavaranache Santulan Aaplya Hati
24.04.11
(Environmental Balance in our Hand)
Shri Santosh Bhandari, Solapur and Shri baburao pethkar took part in the
programme and emphasized/explained the importance of natural fertliser,
organic manure and shown. The balance of water, air, man, animal, forest
should be maintained. The waste from the Cow such as urine, dung can be
utilized as manure which can improve the quality of soil and improve fertility
being natural fertilizer. The focus was on two areas :a) ‘cows & bulls are best
farm workers’ – they contribute to farming, their dung & urine are good
fertilizers. (b) water conservation –drip agriculture, rain water harvesting.
20.02.11
Pani Adava Pani Jirva
Importance of water to sustain all forms of life was focussed upon.
06.03.11
Pakshi Savardhan – Kalachi Garaj
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Bird Conservation-Today’s Need
An expert from ‘Sparrow Shelter Organization’, Mumbai showed the need for
conservation of flora & fauna. The following issues were highlighted:
disappearing greenery in urban areas causes birds to move away from cities,
decline in sparrow population, birds are making homes in cell phone towers
due to lack of trees. Other birds that are declining in numbers in natural
habitat are, kingfisher, bulbul, cuckoo, kalvdora, coppersmith, barbet,
peacock bat, owl and eagles, The need for mass awareness to save birds was
stressed.
27.03.11
Water Pollution – Reasons & Solutions
The importance of constructing check dams, ponds, channels etc for tapping
rain water for sustainable development were highlighted.
03.04.11
E-Pradusahn (electronics vastumule honare pradushan) aani
paryavarnache santulan
E-Waste Management
Concerns of use, obsolescence, disposal of e-wastes and the regulation were
covered. The e-waste contains mostly 60% metal, 30% plastic, 2.7% toxic
materials/acids and gases, the toxic materials cause health problems.
Awareness for safe disposal & management needs to be promoted. Role of
manufacturing companies should shoulder the responsibilities for this waste
as they are recovered and recycled.
17.04.11
Durmil Prani aani Paryavarnachi hani;
Extinct Animals- Loss of Environment
The episode stressed on wild life ( birds & animals) ocncervation and efforts
made by the Govt. to make sustainable environement for animals whose
habitats hae been attacked by man , particulalrly tigers , eagle, rhinoceros,
lions, leopards, elephants, aquatic animals and insects.
01.05.11
Ranvara
The efforts of Dr. Anil Deshmukh in greening barren land in sahyadri
mountain ranges were discussed. Over use of pesticides for horticulture and
agriculture effects on insects (pollination) and human health. The importance
of nature’s cycle from seed, pollens, insects, birds etc were detailed. The
concern for eco tourism, various precautions during forest safari, tourism
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were also covered.
08.05.11
Jhade Lava Ani Paryavaran Jopasa
Plant Trees & protect Environment
The unique effort of tree plantation and conservation in the mountains by the
people of Gardani village in Akola district were shown in the episode They
began in 1984-85 the rain conservation efforts increased ground water level
& high yield of sugarcane.
29.05.11
TISS- Atma Prakalp
1 Dashaparni Arka
2 Shelipalan
3 Vanyavyavsthapan
Kukkutpalan
The praiseworthy efforts towards conservation in the various projects
conducted by Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) for rural development at
Tuljapur, Dist Solapur were highlighted.
List of Experts, Anchors, Speakers: Mubai (Sahydari)
Episode
Participants/Interview/Script & Commentary
1
Participant: Dr. Sanjay Deshmukh, Pradhyapak Ani Vibhag Pramukh, Jivshastra
Vibhag, Mumbai
Interviewer: Dr. Sanjay Bhuskute
Participant: 1 Prakash Pawaskar, Upasanchalak, Samajik Vanikaran Vibhag,
Thane, Mumbai
2 Dr. Kiran Pandit, Adhyaksha, Rotary Club, Thane
3 Alhad Joshi, Peoples Education Society
4 Namrata Bhalerao
5 Kalpana Boravankar
Interviewer:Ram Khakal
Participant: 1 Utam Joshi Adhyaksha
Bharat Thane Squat Jihas Sanstha
2 Aalhad Joshi
3 Satish Kolhe, Jiha Prashikshan Ayukta Thane
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4 Bhausaheb Khaire, Sahsanchalak Samajik Vanikaran Bibhag Thane
11 Bhausaheb Thorat
V/o Shruti Pawaskar, Pradnya Walimbe
Interviewer : Ram Khakal
Script : Ashvini Kanolkar
Participant 1 Shankarrao Magar, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Kokan
Krishi Vidhyapith, Dapoli
2 Mohan Dhariya
Interviewer : Ram Khakal
Participant: 1 Mohan Dhariya, Pune
2 Dr. Rajaram Deshmukh, Vice Chancellor, Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidhyapith,
Rahuri 3 Satish Dikshit Dhule 4 Anna Hajare, Ralegansindi, Dist. Ahemadnagar
Participant : 1 Sanjay Bhuskute, Jansamparka Adhikari, Maharashtra
Paryavaran Control Board 2 Shahid Devananda Mali 3 Chandabai Tiwari
Participant: Kishor Thakare, Vibhagiya
Vyavasthapak, Van Vikas Mahamandal, Dahanu, Dist Thane
Interviewer: Rajendra Deshmukh
Participant: 1 Ram Agade, Vruksha Prashikaran Samiti Sadasya, Dist. Thane 2
Rohan Davane, Adhyaksha, paryavaran Vibhag, Thane
Interviewer: Sampada Rasal
Participant: 1 B.R. Khaire, Sahasanchalak, Kokan Samajik Vanikaran Vibhag,
Thane 2 Kalpesh Tarmale 3 Pratik Ptil 4 Nikita Ghodavinde
5 Priyanka Kanthe 6 Anant Shelar, Sanchalak, Vidhya Vikas Mandal,
Wanshinda, Shahapur
Interviewer: Ram Khakal
Participant: Vasanti Gokani Script Ashwini Kanolkar
Interviewer : Ram Khakal Participant : Pratiksha Pande, Sanshodhan
Script : Tejaswani Munde, Yogesh Powar Commentary: Bhagyashri Kamble
Participant: Dr. Sudhir Joshi, Matunga, Mumbai
Anchor 1 Prajkta Bhoite Script & Commentary : Meha Jadhav
Participant : Dr. Sharda Vaidhya, Girgaon, Mumbai
Anchor : 1 Prajkta Bhoite Script & Commentary : Medha Jadhav
Participant: 1 Abasaheb More
2 Mnisha Pradhan
Interviewer: Rajendra Sarkale
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Script/Commentary: Ashwini Kanolkar
14
Participant: Prakash Pawaskar, Upasanchalak, Samajik Vanikaran Vibhag,
Thane
Interviewer: Ram Khakal
Commentary : Sampada Ratal
Script: Shruti Pawaskar
16
Participant : Mohan Dhariya, Chairman, Vanrai Sanstha
2 Dr. Rajaram Deshmukh, Vice Chancellor, Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidhyapith
Rahuri 3 Anna Hajare 4 Satish Dikshit
Anchor : Ashwini Kanolkar
17
Participant: Bharat Joshi, Paryavaran Rakshak, Sanchalak Jungle Training
College Anchor : Pranali Mogre
18/26
Participant: A.P. Deshpande, Karyavah, Marathi Science Parishad
19
Participant : Dr. Vinaya Jangle, Pashu Vaidhyakiya Adhikari, Sanjay Gandhi
Rashtriya Uhyan
Anchor : Bharat Joshi
20/28
Participant: Dr. Yashwant Oak
Anchor – Subodh Ranshevre
21/24/37 Participant: Sulakshana Mahajan
22/30
Participant: Subhedar Baburao Pethkar, Solapur
Anchor - Vishwas Shedge
23/33
Participant: Santosh Bhandari, Solapur
Anchor – Baburao Pethkar
25
Participant : Vasan Takalkar (Solapur)
27
Participant : Pramod Mane, Birds Expert, Director, Sparrow Shelter Sanstha,
Mumbai Anchor Subodh Ranshevre
29
Participant: Nandan Mungekar, Jalvyavasthapan Tadnya
31
Participant: Dr. Achyat Goddbole, Computer Expert
32/36
Participant: Makaranda Joshi, Kesari Jungle Tours Paryavaran Tadnya Vihanga
Jungle Safari, Director
34
Participant : Dr. Anil Deshmukh
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Anchor : Vasant Bandavane
Participant : Ramnath Mutasak
Anchor : Vasant Bandavane
Participant : 1 Prof. Parsuraman 2 Ganesh Chadere 3 Shahaji Narvade 4
Jamuvatrao Kadam
Script : Ashwini Kanolkar
Commentary: Ganesh Bacchava & Manisha Patil
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Salient features
Language – Hindi
Telecast time slot: Saturday 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No telecast
were observed on certain days due to other programs being inserted.
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Episode Topic (s)
Water Pollution Part-1
Water Pollution Part-2
Air pollution
Domestic upsist
Sound Pollution
Water Pollution
Air pollution
Mrida Pradushan
Jaivya Vividhata Aur Paryavaran
Van Aur Paryavaran
Jaivya Chikitsakiya Kachra va Niptara
Varmi compost khad
Hos Nagriya Aparshad va Nidan
Ganesh Utsav Aur Paryavaran
Dharmic Paramparayen Aur Paryavaran
Plastic Ka Upyog Evam Paryavaran
Paryavaran Mein Forest ka Mahatwa
Jaivya Vividhata Aur Paryavaran
Shahrikaran Aur Paryavaran
Gramin Pradushan Aur Paryavaran
Adhunik Jeewan Sahily Aur Paryavaran
Jal Sanrakshan Aur Paryavaran
Electronic Kachra Aur Paryavaran
Adyogik Khetra Aur Paryavaran
Vahano Se hone Wale Pradushan Aur Paryavaran
Naya Raipur Nirman Aur Paryavaran
Gharelu Pradushan Aur Paryavaran
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National Air Quality Monitoring Aur Paryavaran
Khatarnak Rasayan Aur Paryavaran
Prayogshala main Pradushan ki janch evam Paryavaran
Vanya Prani evam Paryavaran
Paryavaran Sanrakshan main N.S.P.C.L. Bhilai ka yogdan
Paryavaran ke shetra mein Bhilai Steel Plant ka yogdan
Nadiyon mein badta Pradushan aur Paryavaran
Talabon mein badta Pradushan aur Paryavaran
Udan Rakh Ka uchit prabandhan aur Paryavaran
Badalta Mausam aur Paryavaran
Bhumigat Jal Srot par Badta prabandhan aur
Paryavaran
Vikiran se hone wale prabandhan aur Paryavaran
Khanan Kriya se hone wale prabandhan aur Paryavaran
Paryavaran Sanrakshan mein Geir Sarkari Sangathano
ka yogdan
Ozone layer ka Charan evem Paryavaran
Paryavaran Chunotiyan Jansamanya Ki Nazar mein
Amla Varsha evam Paryavaran
Global Warming evam Paryavaran
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Shri Santosh Nair
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Chaturvedi
Shri Anil Sharma
Dr Anita Sawant
Dr. Sameer Vajpayee
Shri Rajesh Shukla
Shri N K Dixit
Shri S K Verma
Designation & Organization
GM, Oslo B K Casting
Expert
Ex. MS, CECB Raipur
CECB, Durg
Asst Professor, NIT, Raipur
GM, Century Cement
Dy. Director, Agri University, Raipur
Soil Expert
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Dr Vimal Kanunage
Shri S E Maloo
Dr Ajay Sahay
Shri Siraj
Shri T R Verma
Shri J P Sanaadhya
Shri M L Soni
Shri R K Sharma
Shri Prakash Rabde
Shri K Subramanyam
Shri S K Shukla
Shri O P Choudhari
Shri Nand Kumar
Baghel
Shri Sujit Baghel
Dr Vaibhav Acharya
Designation & Organization
Asst Professor, Govt. Science College, Raipur
RO, CECB, Bhilai
Sr Surgeon, Raipur
CBWTF, Bhilai
Agri Expert
Expert Farmer
Expert Farmer
RO, CECB, Raipur
Scientist, CECB, Raipur
MS, CECB, Raipur
Director Sport, Raipur
Commissioner, Nagar Nigam, Raipur
Local Leader
Paryavaran Sanrakshan Samiti
Asst Proffessor, Govt. Dudhadhari Bajrang College,
Raipur
Dr M K Verma
NIT, Raipur
Shri R K Jain
Industrialist
Shri Amar Singh
Industry Expert
Smt Renu Saxena
Incharge N S S
Shri Girish Pandey
Science College, Raipur
Dr Rupendra Diwan
Environmentalist
Dr Tapti Agrawal Jain Vice Principal, Disha Institute
Dr Anita Yadav
CECB, Raipur
Shri
Bhupendra Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai
Singh
Shri Y K Degan
Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai
Shri R C Kulkarni
Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai
Dr M L Nair
Ravi Shankar University, Raipur
Shri R K Gowardhan
Mineral Development Corporation Ltd
Ranchi (Jharkhand)
Salient features
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Taking Care of Environment- from Home
Conservation of resource
Importance of Water Act 1974
Domestic Water Conservation
Industrial Water Conservation
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Episode Topic (s) & brief program content
Only 0.2 % of total water on the earth surface is available for human
being, which is used for drinking, irrigation and other purpose. The rest
98% is saline water and 1.8% sweet water on poles and glaciers.
Water being a state subject it was felt necessary by Govt of India to have
uniform law all over country for broad Environment problems
endangering the health and safety of our people as well as of our flora
and fauna. The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 is the
first enactment in this direction.
Following Steps are suitable in this directions:
o Treatment of industrial effluent and reuse in the process,
o Implementation of zero discharge by the industry
o Rain water harvesting,
o Sewage treatment plant can be used to treat the sewage water
and the water can be used for irrigation.
Water from Kitchen can be used for gardening.
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 Conservation of potable water.
 Significance of Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD),
Total Suspended Solid and O& G
 Use of chemical fertilizer in agriculture – Long
term concerns
 Compost fertilizer- It’s making and significance
of organic farming.
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Everybody should be aware of the scarcity of drinking water and hence
its wastes in our day to day activities like bathing, washing, kitchen work
should be stopped.
BOD is the parameter which indicates the amount of bio degradable
organic matter preset in the water body. When it is high the living animal
in the water will get affected.
The use of chemical fertilizer in long term results in the infertility of soil
as well as the chemical in the fertiliser are washed into water body
degrading water quality. In order to preserve the fertility of soil and
prevent the water from getting polluted from the chemical of the
fertilizer the organic farming should be practiced at least 25 % of
compost be used with chemical fertilizer.
10/07/10
 Domestic Water Conservation
The following steps are helpful in domestic water conservation:
 Don’t keep the taps open when not in use whether domestic or public.
 Don’t use waste water just for entertainment.
 The children’s should be taught the importance of drinking water and its
preservation.
 Use of bucket and cloth while washing vehicles.
Development of civic sense to protect the water and water bodies from
getting polluted
10/07/10
 Ground Water Conservation
 Rain Water Harvesting
The ground water is decreasing day by day as a result of excessive
consumption for industrial, Irrigation, domestic purpose less recharging
during rainy season. There are only 41 rainy days in Jharkhand in a year with
annual rain fall of about 1200-1300 mm. However water is required for the
whole year hence it needs to be preserved for the reaming days.
Countries like Israel where there is only 25 mm of rain in a year have
sufficient water for the whole year however in spite of sufficient rain(114
mm national average, 1200 mm in Jharkhand ) there is always scarcity of
water in some or other part of the country in the lack of proper water
management system.
The Rain water harvesting is of great importance in this regard.
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Conservation of Energy-Electricity
The conventional energy sources are facing depletion. India is depending on
conventional sources for her energy needs. So the conservation of energy
should become a part of our daily life.
 When we are saving 1 watt/hour we are saving 8.75 units of electricity in
a year.
 The concept of smart homes/sustainable homes should be spread all
over the country.
 The use of LED lights in place of incandescent light
 Use star rated home appliances
He use of inverters is to be restricted because it is using 20 watts of
electricity continuously
31/07/2010
Air pollution control methods in industries
The root causes of industrial air pollution in Jharkhand are handling and
processing of raw material generated dust. The dust arising from the stack
causing serious air pollution. Following steps are taken to control the air
pollution:
 The use Electro Static Precipitator (ESP) can reduce the dust in
industries by charging the dust and settling them.
 The heat generated from the industries can be effectively used in
production of Electricity.
 Char based power plants can be installed in coal based industries.
 In Jharkhand the high carbon content from the chimneys pollute the
drinking water sources.
 The online stack monitoring should be done.
 The problem of not running the ESPs in some industries causes
severe air pollution.
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Environmental management in practices in M/s
Tata Jharia Coal Division, Dhanbad
M/s Tata Jharia Coal Division, Dhanbad is operating a power plant which is
using
Coal rejects which contains 65-70 % ash and only 25-30 % carbon. The
dolochar from the sponge iron plants are also used in the plant as raw
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material.The benefits are:
o Use of reject for energy generation results in more life for the
fossil fuel. Conservation of fossil fuel
o The rejects which may pollute the air and water environment are
utilized.
o The dolochar from the sponge iron plant is used as resource.
o The fly ash thus generated is used for brick manufacturing and
low land filling.
14/08/2010
Environmental Management in Bhelatand Coal
Preparation Plant of Tata Steel
The plant was commissioned in 1995 and many steps have been taken by
the industry to protect the environment which includes:
 The low height, RCC building helps in prevention of noise pollution.
 Multi tip water spraying nozzles have been provided in Raw material
handling yard.
 Coal shed is completely covered and hence the coal fine dust are being
prevented from polluting the air, water and land in all seasons.
 Water sprinklers to control the dust emission from transport roads.
 Dry fog system to stop the micro level dust particles.
 Installed closed effluent circuit system in tailing dewatering system to
decrease the water usage. The water consumption is only 0.5 m3 /T as
compared to commonly 1.5 m3 /T of washed coal.
 The fly ash is utilised in garden construction.
21/08/10
Air Quality and its monitoring using RDS (Respirable
dust Sampler)
Role of Electro Static Precipitator in controlling
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Whenever there is an increase of unwanted element in the air beyond a
limit, the air is called polluted air. The main pollutants are Particulate
Matter, SO2 and NOx. The instrument used for ambient air monitoring is
Respirable Dust Sampler (RDS).
The instrument is capable of monitoring the RSPM (Respirable
Suspended Particulate Matter), TSPM, SO2 and NOx.
There are 12 continuous monitoring stations Jharkhand in operation
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where as two more stations have been proposed.
The Electro Static Precipitator is an Emission Control System used in
plants to control the dust particles in the flue gas through point source.
The dust particles are charged and then allowed to collect on the
collector plat under the influence of electrostatic field. The online
monitoring as well as the uploading of the online data to JSPCB sever is
also being practiced to monitor the emission regularly.
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 Water Quality assessment- Importance,
classification, Standards
 Water Sampling procedure
 Assessment of physical, chemical and biological
parameters.
 Significance of BOD, DO, pH
Causes of water pollution in Damodar River.
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Quality water is the basic need for the survival of any living thing. The
quality of natural water has been classified into five categories A, B, C, D
and E.
 The quality of water is assessed on the basis of physical, chemical and
biological parameters. The physical parameters includes Temperature,
Suspended solids, Dissolved solids, Total solids, Turbidity and
Conductivity. The chemical parameters includes Ca, Mg, Metals,
Sulphate, Chloride, Nitrate, Hardness, Acidity, alkalinity, pH etc.
 Biological Parameters include Dissolved Oxygen, Biological Oxygen
Demand (BOD), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), faecal coliform and
Total coliform.
There are 1700 water monitoring points covering 27 states and 6 union
territories, covering 353 rivers, 107 lakes, 9 water bodies, 44 ponds, 14
canals, 18 drains and 491 wells. Quality is assessed on the basis of 28
Parameters. There are 35 points in Jharkhand.
04/09/2010
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Vehicles are inevitable part of our life. The number of vehicles is
increasing day by day. Vehicles release CO, CO2, NO2, SO2, smoke,
hydrocarbons to the environment.
The pollution by the vehicles is increased as the population and life style
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increased.
The chemicals react with atmosphere to form photochemical smog.
Two stroke motor vehicles are more polluting than four stroke vehicles.
The pollutants from vehicles cause cardiac problems, anaemia, eye
diseases, lung disease etc.
Carbon monoxide cause problem in the nitrogen fixation of plants.
Proper maintenance and stringent laws are important in controlling
vehicular pollution.
11/09/2010
Power generation from
 Washery rejects and dolochar in Fluidised
Bed power plant by M/s Tata Jharia Coal
Division, Dhanbad
 Waste Heat Recovery Boiler in M/S Adhunik
Steel
M/s Tata Jharia Coal Division, Dhanbad is operating a power plant which
is using Coal rejects which contains 65-70 % ash and only 25-30 %
carbon. The dolochar from the sponge iron plants are also used in the
plant as raw material. The benefits are:
o Use of reject for energy generation results in more life for the
fossil fuel. Conservation of fossil fuel
o The rejects which may pollute the air and water environment are
utilized.
o The dolochar from the sponge iron plant is used as resource.
o The fly ash thus generated is used for brick manufacturing and
low land filling.
M/s Adhunik Steel utilizes waste heat released from the flue gas of the
kiln of the sponge iron plant for Power generation (30 MW). The benefits
are:
o It prevents the thermal pollution of the environment.
o The waste heat is utilized for power generation saves the fossil
fuel making it available for future.
19/09/2010
Noise pollution-causes and effects
Noise is an unwanted sound. The main sources are natural (earth quake,
volcanic eruption, thunder storm etc) and manmade (vehicles,
industries, crackers, entertainment equipments).
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High frequency of noise can damage the hearing, central nervous
system, high blood pressure, deafness and problems in pregnant ladies
and also to biodiversity.
The low height, RCC building helps in prevention of noise pollution.
The provision of greenbelt helps in reducing the noise up to 8dB.
Imparting strict laws also helps in reducing noise pollution.
25/10/2010
Ozone depletion
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Ozone layer is the protective cover which protects the earth from
harmful rays. It protects us from the harmful UV radiation and other
dangerous rays. International studies states that there is a massive loss
in ozone covering.
 The main sources of ozone depleting substances are produced by
humans.
 The main culprits are chloroflurocarbos (CFC), carbon tetra chloride
(CCl4), hyroflurocarbons (HFC) etc.
 Refrigerators, air conditioner, aerosol sprays use the above chemicals.
o UV rays can cause skin cancer, ulcer, eye disease and lung diseases.
o Several international agreements are there in relation to ozone layer
protection like Montreal Protocol, Kopenhagen agreement etc.
o The total ban of CFCs can reduce the level of ozone depletion.
 The awareness of people should be increased
02/10/2010
Environmental pollution due to plastics and its
remediation methods
Plastic is an inevitable part of the modern world. It is used in many ways like
PVC, house hold items, tyres etc
 In last 2-3 decade the use of plastic has increased to three fold.
 Plastic in non-biodegradable
 On burning plastic it produces dioxin which can cause cancer and
other health problems to human beings as well as other living
creatures.
 The reuse, recycling and reduce the use of plastic can decrease
plastic pollution.
Use jute, cotton or paper bags instead of plastic bags.
16/10/2010
Environmetal Mangement in opencast mining
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(West Bokkaro open cast mine of M/s Tata Steel)
The West Bokkaro open cast mine of Tata Steel. It covers an area of about
4300 acres.The open cast mines are safer than the deeper mining in terms of
health of human beings engaged in work. However the environmental issues
associated with mining activities includes: deforestation, air pollution,
changes in the topography etc. The environment can be properly taken care
by taking necessary steps for control the dust during mining, overburden
management and proper reclamation plan after mining etc.
23/10/2010
Non conventional Energy sources-Biogas
Bio gas which a non conventional source of energy can be produced
economically in Indian villages. The main features of Bio gas are as follows:
 Bio gas is produced mainly by using cow dung (Gober)
 It is pollution free and smoke free.
 The gas can be produce by mixing cow dung and water in 1:1 proportion.
 In bio gas production, microbes play an important role in production of
methane gas.
 Introduction of biogas in the villages has decreased the deforestation. As
the people who used to depend on forests for firewood are now using
biogas as a source of fuel for cooking purpose.
The waste produced after gas production can be used as manure.
30/10/2010
Nonconventional energy sources-Solar Energy
One of the easily available energy sources is the solar energy. The specific
features of this non conventional energy source are as follows:
 It is pollution free and available throughout the country.
 Solar energy can be used in many ways depending on usage.
 The solar energy can be converted into electrical energy and can be used
in homes using solar panels and solar lights.
 Solar water heaters can be used for heating the water and can save the
conventional energy.
 To popularize the use of solar energy, the local participation is
important.
 One of the main constraints is the high price of the solar panels and it is
reduced by giving subsidies.
The convenience of remote village is increased by the use of solar energy in
India.
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Environmental management in Tata Steel ,
Jamshedpur
Many steps have been taken by M/s Tata Steel, Jamshedpur to protect the
environment from getting polluted. It includes:
 The flue gas from the blast furnace is released at high pressure. The
pressure energy is used for power generation (135 MW/day) and the
clean gas containing CO and H2 is also used for power generation.
 The PLD emission from the battery is(1-1.5%) far below the CPCB norms
of 5%.
 The sinter plant used the fine wastes from the plant to prepare sinter
whcih is charged in blast furnace.
 The unit has biologically activated Sludge Treatment Plant for treating
the effluent. The major water is recycled.
13/11/10
Biomedical Waste Management
Biomedical waste management (BMW) is a menace of modern world. Proper
care in disposal is required in BMW. The episode concentrate on the
management methods applied in TATA main Hospital (TMH), Uttarakhand.
 The segregation of BMW is the important part in management of BMW.
 In TMH, wastes are segregated in the source itself.
 Different colour coded containers are used for different types of wastes.
 Blue (Plastic wastes, syringes), Black (general wastes, paper),
White/ordinary (Sharps like needle), Yellow (operated body parts, biohazardous) and Red (contaminated wastes, waste blood) are used.
 The bio hazardous wastes were autoclaved and converted into general
waste category.
The wastes are shredded and either recycled or used for land filling.
20/11/2010
Environmental Management in Tata Cummins
Following steps have been taken by M/s Tata Cummins , Jamshedpur to
protect the environment from getting polluted by the industry:
 Effluent treatment Plant is provided with the skimmer which skims the
Oil & Grease from the effluent which is collected and sold to registered
recyclers for reprocessing.
 The treated water from the ETP is used for gardening and thus amount
of fresh waster requirement for gardening is reduced.
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Rain water harvesting is done to recharge ground water.
98% of cutting operation is wet which prevents the metal particle
polluting the air.
In case of dry cutting dust collector are used.
The paint slurry which gets settled in the pit is collected sent to ACC for
use in cement plant as fuel.
The wooden frames conventionally used for transportation of engines
are being replaced with metal frame which will save the forest.
Acoustic enclosures are provided to control the nose pollution
27/11/2010
CD recived was damaged
04/12/2010
Noise Pollution
Noise is an unwanted sound.
The main sources are natural (earth quake, volcanic eruption, thunder
storm etc) and man made (vehicles, industries, crackers, entertainment
equipments).
During Deepavali crackers increases the Sulphur di oxide in air by 200%.
Different diseases like asthma, bronchitis, even cancer can be developer.
Water, soil and air are affected by dangerous gas
It also affects the ozone layer.
Steps taken to control the noise pollution include:
o Noise Pollution control and regulation 2000 has been implemented
o Crackers produce sound of 125 dB(A) or above are banned
o Uses of eco-friendly crackers.
11/12/2010
Air Pollution and Control
Handling and processing of raw material generates dust. The dust from the
stack is a point source emission causing serious air pollution. The steps taken
to control the Air pollution includes:
 The use Electro Static Precipitator (ESP) can reduce the dust in industries
by charging the dust and settling them.
 The problem of not running the ESPs in some industries causes severe air
pollution. The online stack monitoring should be done.
 The heat generated from the industries can be effectively used in
production of Electricity.
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 Char based power plants can be installed in coal based industries.
In Jharkhand the high carbon content from the chimneys pollute the drinking
water sources.
18/12/2010
Water Pollution
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When water is polluted the taste, smell chemical, physical and biological
properties are changed.
 Industrial pollution mainly changes this property. Industrial waste water
containing Magnesium, sulphate, nitrate, heavy metals pollutes the
natural water bodies.
 Surface run-off, municipal waste are also responsible for water pollution.
25/12/2010
Environmental Management in Bokaro Steel Plant
of SAIL
Many steps have been taken by the management of Bokaro Steel Plant to
protect the environment. It includes:
 The industry has effluent treatment to treat the NH3, Phenol and Cynide
for the waste water. The treated water is used for quenching of coke and
results in no discharge of even treated water. There is 100 % utilization
of waste water from the plant.
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The coke oven gas from the coke oven plant is used as fuel.
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Sinter plant used the fine waste of the industry to make sinters which is
again used as raw material for blast furnace.
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The Steel Slag form the industry is fully utilised in Cement making, Road
construction and as substitute of stone chips for rail tracks.
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server.
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produced from vegetable.
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Status of Rivers in Jharkhand
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The main industries in Jharkhand are mining and processing of ores of
metals and coal.
Most of the industries are located in the banks of the river and release
their effluents to the rivers.
The water level in the main rivers like Swarnarekha and Damodar
reduced.
The effluents from industries, idol immersion and solid wastes make the
rivers polluted.
The ponds in Jharkhand are also dried up and polluted.
The water pollution also has negative impact on biodiversity.
Vehicular pollution and people
08/01/2011
Vehicles release CO, CO2, NO2, SO2, smoke, hydrocarbons to the
environment. The numbers of vehicles has increased in the past two
decades.
The pollutants from vehicles cause cardiac problems, anaemia, eye
diseases, lung disease etc.
Carbon monoxide cause problem in the nitrogen fixation of plants.
Following steps have been taken to control the vehicular pollution:
o Pollution fitness certificate is mandatory in India.
o New vehicles should obtain the pollution fitness certificate after one
year and renew it in every six months.
o Proper maintenance and stringent laws are important in controlling
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Use of public transport instead of private vehicles reduces vehicular
pollution.
16/01/2011
Conservation of Energy-Electricity
The conventional energy sources are facing depletion. India is depending on
conventional sources for her energy needs. So the conservation of energy
should become a part of our daily life.
22/01/2011
Fly ash Management by M/s Chandrapura Thermal
Power Plant
Following steps have been taken by Chandrapura Thermal Power Plant for
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the management of flyash:
 Use of fly ash for brick manufacturing is encouraged by providing fly
ash free of cost to the fly ash brick manufacturer.
 To prevent the fly ash getting air borne wet system of ash is
practiced.
 Recycling of waste water after settling of solid in ash pond for Ash
slurry preparation.
Zero discharge will be implemented soon.
29/01/11
Environmental Management in Bauxide refinery of
Hindalco, Muri:
The production from the refinery has increased from 4 KTPA in the year
1970 to 450 KTPA the year 2004. Many steps have been taken by the
Hindalco industry to protect the environment from getting polluted by the
industrial activities which includes:
 Fixed water sprinklers in Raw material handling yard and on the
boundary so that the the dusttr nets suppressed and doesnot affect the
nearby area.
 Wet grinding is used for grinding of bauxite ore.
 Stacks are provided with ESP and online monitoriong facility. The
industry is in the process of uploading the online data to JSPCB server.
 Water recycling is being practiced. One of the red mud pond has been
reclaimed and provided with forest cover.Drip irrigation system is being
practiced in the forestation of the reclaimed Red mud pond.
The unit is a ISO 14001 company.
05/02/11
Industrial Pollution: Causes and prevention
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The main causes of industrial pollution in Jharkhand are:
 Raw mate trial handling which generated dust. The dust not only
pollutes air but also water and soil which finally pollutes water
bodies and affects groud water too.
 Some material during industrial processing gets leaked into
atmosphere.
 The airborne dust when deposited on the leaves of the plants
obstructs the photosynthesis of the plat which not only prepared
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foods for them self but also for all human being and animals.
 Water from the overburden and waste dumps of mines metals and
minerals pollutes rivers affecting the survival of lives in the water
bodies.
 Noise pollution from the industry causes many diseases.
Preventive steps are as follows :
 Use of proper dust suppression system in raw material handling yard.
Use of ESP to control the emission from stack.
 Provide enclose around high sound generation equipment.
 Forestation
Treatment and recycling of waste water from the industry.
20/02/10
Recycling of Used and waste oil & Grease by M/s
Mongal
The used mobile oil and grease which is hazardous waste is supposed to be
of no use and termed as burnt oil. But this is not the case. This mobile is not
at all burnt but it is only contaminated and the contaminants are water,
metals, sand mud etc. The principle of recycling evolves removal of these
contaminants so that it can be further used for the same purpose.
The befits are:
 Valuable Resource generation.
 Prevention of water and soil getting contaminated with this
hazardous waste.
Many steps have been taken by M/S Mongal while recycling this Hazardous
waste.
 Zero discharge of Hazardous waste from the industry.
 Close circuit effluent treatment.
 No use of acid for recycling of used oil
 Meeting all the stipulated norms of JSWOCB and CPCB.
The industry is in the process of zero solid waste generation and the spent
wash will be used.
26/02/11
Deforestation :Causes, effects and conservation of
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forests
Forest are being cut for agriculture land, Constructing houses, Industries,
Dams, Roads, Railway tracks, Rail sleepers, House hold items Raw material
for paper industries etc. The deforestation Jharkhand has lead to decrease of
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forest cover from 80% to just 27.6 % at present. It has resulted into: high
temperature, less rain, soil erosion, loss of many wild species, and decrease
in ground water table. River water pollution finally leading to decrease in the
fertility of agricultural land. In order to maintain the ecological balance and
other ill effects of deforestation it is our duty to conserve the forest.
13/03/11
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The human activities which are responsible for climate change include:
use of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas supply most of the
energy needed to run vehicles, generate electricity for industries,
households, etc. The energy sector is responsible for about ¾ of the
carbon dioxide emissions, 1/5 of the methane emissions and a large
quantity of nitrous oxide. It also produces nitrogen oxides (NOx) and
carbon monoxide (CO) which are not greenhouse gases but do have an
influence on the chemical cycles in the atmosphere that produce or
destroy greenhouse gases. As a result of climate change The ozone layer
which protects us from ultraviolet radiation is depleting which is
dangerous for human being. As it may cause many diseases in the human
bodies.
The steps needed to overcome this includes:
 Increase forest cover, Use of other sources of energy which are none
fissile fuel. Avoid use of chemical/ gases which are responsible for
depletion in Ozone layer.
Prevent wastage of energy which will result in reduction of carbon emission
etc.
Environmental management in Kiributru Iron Ore
19/03/11
mines
The mining activities started in the4 year 1964 by NMDC which is presently
being managed by Steel Authority of India Limited.
Many steps have been taken by the industry to protect the environment
which includes:
 Use of NONEL (non electric detonator) with bottom initiation in place
ordinary blasting results in very less ground vibration and generation of
blasting dust and fumes.
 Water sprinklers using water from the dam in Raw material handling
yard and transportation road for suppression of dust.
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Provision of Check dams and settling pit to control silt from mines runoff.
Reclamation of mined out area and afforest ion with native plants.250
acres have been provided with forest cover.
The company is ISO 14001 certified for its environmental management
system.
26/03/11
Environmental management in Gua Iron Ore mines
The mining activities started in the year 1921; later mechanised mining is
done since 1958. The mine was taken over by SAIL in the year 1984. The
management of Gua Iron Ore Mine has adopted many steps to protect the
environment which includes:
 Mobile sprinkler ( 4 nos. Each of 2800L capacity) arte used for dust
suppression in the transport road form Face to Crusher points.
 From crusher point till the loading poin a close ciercuit is followed which
prevets the dust particle getting air borne. All conveyor belts are
provided with covered and dry fog system.
 5 Check dams have been provided to arrest the silt from getting into
river.
80 lakhs sapling have been planted.
03/04/11
Water Shortage in Jharkhand –Present status ,
Causes and Remedies
The main causes of water shortage are Irregular rain, depleting ground
water table, soil erosion. At present Koyal and Amanat River have dried,
River Auranga and River Ajay are on the verge of drying, where as the water
level in River Damodar and Swarnrekha is decreasing, The Rivers are getting
narrowed due to over burden damping on its banks. Siltation in the rivers
and dams results into less recharging of ground water. Deforestation for
industrialization over a larger area and concrete work on the surface
perverts surface water from recharging the ground during rainy season. The
forest cover has decreased from 80% to 27.7 % due to deforestation for
industrial and other activities which has lead to soil erosion and less rain.
The following steps are helpful to overcome this:
Rain water harvesting, forestation to prevent soil erosion, and improve
ground recharge.
09/04/11
Pollution in River Damodar – Causes and Prevention
The main causes of Water pollution in River Damodar are industrial activities
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like Coal Mining, Thermal power plants, dams for agriculture purpose,
Municipal and biomedical waste dumping in the river etc.
The overburden dumped on the bank of River has lead to siltation and
narrowing of river. The fly ash from the power plant has also increased the
suspended solid in the river water. The runoff from the coal mines
containing Iron Pyrites flowing into the River makes it acidic. Many steps are
taken in this direction while giving Environmental clearances and consent to
establish and consent to operate. Special conditions are being imposed by
JSPCB to industries along the R. Damodar.
16/04/11
CD recived was damaged
23/04/11
Environmental concerns of polythene
Polythene is commonly used as carry bags. it is non biodegradable material
and not environment friendly. As a result of which once it is thrown into
nature it remains as it is for year and years (more than 100 years). When it is
burnt at low temperature it produces Dioxin and furans which are
carcinogenic. Now these carry bags (size < 40 micron) have been banned.
Peoples are being encouraged to use environment friendly carry bags. Use of
Polythene in co-processing is cement and steel plants is under trail.
30/04/11
Environmental management in Piparwar Project of
Central Coal Fields of M/s Coal India Limited
Piparwar project is one of the main open cast coal mining project of the
Central Coal fields of a subsidiary of Coal India Limited. Presently it is ISO
14001 certified company known for taking care of Environment not only in
Jharkhand but also in India as listed below:
 In pit crushing and conveying system, first time in India in any coal
mine.
 The belt conveyor from the crusher to washery is provided with
complete cover to prevent any dust getting air borne.
 Use Automatic water spraying in apron feeder
 The surface miner being used for coal extraction is much more
environmental friendly. It avoids drilling, blasting and crushing. No
chances of fire in the seam.
 All the over burden dumps are disposed inside the mined out area
and filled land is covered with soil and then plantation is done.
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There has been increase of 7 % vegetation if compared with the
natural green cover since it started it operation. This is a great
achievement for any mining sector.
 Effluent treatment plant for removing O& G from mining
machineries.
 Conservation of mine water discharged during mining activities and
its reuse for industrial purpose.
Rain water harvesting etc.
07/05/11
Environmental protection and waste management
by JUSCO (Jamshedpur Utilities and services
company limited)
Jamshedpur Utilities and services company limited is a company which is
taking care of the municipal waste of Jamshedpur township and uses these
waste for manufacturing of Compost. This not only protects environment
but also creates resources and employemt.The benefits includes:
 It protects the water from getting polluted.
 Preparation of compost and its use in place of chemical fertilizer
improve fertility of agricultural land.
A study is being done to study the feasibility to use the municipal waste
as energy generation.
List of experts participated in the Paryavaran Darshan Telecast from DD Kendra Ranchi
Sl No
1.
Name , designation and Organisation
Sh. Raj Kumar Sinha, Member Secretary
Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board,Ranchi
2.
Dr. Mahendra Mahto, Env. Engineer,
3.
Sh.R.N. Kasyap, Board Analyst,
4.
Sh.D.P. Singh, Regional Officer, Dhanbad
Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board
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5.
Sh.Rajendra singh,
Water Man
6.
Mr. S.L.S. Jageshwar, Director,
Directorate of Ground Water, Jharkhand
7.
Sh.Kamal Kishore Jayshwara,
8.
Environmental Engineer
Sh.Vappa Vole ,
10.
9.
Senior Manager,
Sh.Chowla Dibakar,
Tata- Chariya Coal division
Senior manager,
Tata- Chariya coal
Sh. P.Srinivas,
Electrical Engineer
11.
Sh.N.K Singh, Senior manager,
Bhelatand Coal Preparation Plant, Jharkhand
12.
Sh. Gustad, Staff,
Bhelatand coal preparation plant, Jharkhand
13.
Sh. K.C. Sude,
Energy Conservation Expert
14.
Sh.Shyam Kishore Yadav
15.
Motor Vehicle Inspector,Ranchi
Sh. Nitish Priyadarshi,
16.
Environmentalist
Dr.S.K. Mishra
17.
Mecon Hospital
Sh. Deepankar Pandey
Chairman
18.
Dr.Dilip
Behra,Nigam
Chief,
Ranchi Nagar
Environmental Mangement, Tata steel
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19.
Sh. S.Mahapatra, Rtd.Air Vice Marshal
20.
Indoor Medical Services, Jharkhand
Sh Kankanand, Chief Operating Officer,
21.
HINDALCO, Muri
Sh Kalyan Maity, Genral Manager,
Kiriburu Iron Ore mines, SAIL
22.
Sh A.K.Mishra, DGM
Kiriburu Iron Ore mines, SAIL
23.
Sh A.K. Verma, General Manger
Gua Iron Ore mines, SAIL
24.
Sh M.L.Yere, AGM,
Gua Iron Ore mines, SAIL
25.
Sh Shivendra Kumar,Chief Scientist,
HARP Plandu
26.
Sh Nitish Priyadarhi, Environmentalist
27.
Sh sunit Ghosh,
Department of Forests and Environment,
28.
Central Coalfield Ltd, CIL
Sh Maninath Dutta, Chief General Manger,
29.
Piparwar Project, CCL
Sh Dhananjay Mishra, Chief Manager,
Jamshedpur Utilities and Services Company Limited(JUSCO)
30.
Sh ashok Bhagat, Environmentalist
31.
Sh Sharat Mittal, Chief operating Officer,
32.
Adhunik Steel, Jamshedpur
Sh N.K.Singh, General Manager
Bhetlatand Coal Preparation Plant, Tata Steel
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33.
Sh Anil Kumar,
Environmental Manager
34.
Sh. Avadish Kumar Ojha,General Manager ,
W.Bokkaro Open Cast Mine, Tata Steel
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Shimla (Himachal Pradesh)
Salient features
Language – Hindi
Sl.
Telecast
Date
Episode Topic (s)
Program brief
1.
07.06.2010
Shimla & Around
 Topic
:
Polythene
utilization
 Seg.I – Disposal of
waste material
 Seg.II – Road Tarring
with waste material
2.
15.06.2010 Shimla & Around
 Topic:Bio-Medical
Waste Disposal
 Seg-I:
Process
of
Biomedical Wastage in
IGMC Shimla & its
disposal
 Seg-II: Transportation
of wastage
 Seg-III: Wastage plant
managed by MC Shimla
21.06.2010 Parwanoo & around
Topic:Water Testing
 Seg - I: River Water
testing and Quality of
water
The campaign of “Polythene Hatao
Paryavaran Bachao” brief footage of
the chief minister of Himachal
Pradesh, Professor Prem Kumar
Dhumal emphasizing on progress with
a safer environment. His phrase “Har
Himachali paryavaran ka prehari
prakhar, paryavaran sarakshan main
vikas ki dagar” has become the tagline
for the environmental development.
The episode covered
various
aspects
of
bio-medical
waste
management and disposal in Indira
Gandhi Medical College and Hospital.
The disposal of the medical waste
(through incinerator, recycling and
dumping) at Shimla is also assisted by
a plant at Norad.
3.
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Guest speakers: Sh Harish Sharma
(Senior Scientific Officer), Mr. Anoop
Vaidya (Scientific Officer). Dr. T.B.
Singh (Senior Section Engineer):
Laboratory activities, the various
Sl.
Telecast
Date
Episode Topic (s)

4.
6.
instruments and Bio-assay methods
for evaluating acute toxicity of river
water , water quality of rivers of the
state
The episode covered the management
and disposal of hazardous waste,
CTSDF at Mazra, case study on
Shiwalik Solid Waste Management.
Guest speakers : Dr. D.S. Sood, Senior
Scientific Officer & Sh Ashok Kumar
Sharma
5.
Seg-II:
Industrial
Treatment of Water
 Seg-III: Monitoring of
river water
26.06.2010 Solan, Baddi & around
Topic:Hazardous Waste
 Seg-I: Act of Hazrdous
Waste and interaction
with officials
 Seg-II: TSDS
 Seg-III:
Industrial
treatment of Hazardous
waste
03.07.2010 Shimla & Around Topic:Air
Pollution
 Seg-I: Air Pollution
Station
&
its
functioning
 Seg-II: Interaction with
tourist and official
regarding air pollution
 Seg-III: Act of Air
Pollution & Laboratory
test
10.07.2010 Shimla
&
Around
Topic:Solar Energy
 Seg-I: Role of Science
Technology Dept. in
Solar Energy & its
Functioning
 Seg-II: Act & Interaction
with official
 Seg-III: Success Story
Program brief
Status of air quality (Shimla,
Parwanoo, Baddi, Nalagarh, Damtaal,
and Punta Sahib etc), CPCB guidelines
and the weather monitoring station
were covered in the episode.
Views provided by Sh. Kaamraaj Kayal,
Senior Scientist (HP State Council Of
Science,
Technology
And
Environment) and Chief Manager
Rajendra Prasad Garg were guest
speakers on Solar energy related
issues
119
120
Sl.
120
Telecast
Date
7.
17.07.2010
8.
24.07.2010
9.
31.07.2010
10.
14.08.2010
Episode Topic (s)
regarding solar house
design in Shimla
Mandi
&
Around
Topic:SWM at Mandi
 Seg-I: SWM at Mandi &
functioning of plant
 Seg-II: Role of MC and
PCB
 Seg-III: Interaction &
Transportation of waste
management
&
disposal
Hamirpur, sundarnagar &
Around Topic:RWH
 Seg-I: Act Regarding
rain water harvesting
(RWH)
 Seg-II: Role of Science &
Technology Deptt in
rain harvesting and its
functioning
 Seg-III:
Interaction
Success Story regarding
Rain Harvesting
Hamirpur, sundarnagar &
Around Topic:Solar Energy
 Seg-I: Solar Energy
house design
 Seg-II: Green House
 Seg-III: Workshop on
eco Monitoring
Baijnath, District Kangra
 Seg-I: Recycle Process
Program brief
Issus on MSW management and
nuisance of plastic wastes were
presented by Mr. Hemant Raj Vaidya,
Chairman of Municipal council, Mrs.
Urwashi Walia, EO.
The State council of Science,
Technology and Environment has
constructed/installed 5000 litres tank
at places like Hamirpur and
Sundernagar to accumulate rain water
through the sloping drains connected
to the terrace top. Issues on the
importance of RWH were covered. Sh.
Kashmir Singh (Project Assistant) of
the state council interacted with the
locals of the region.
The officials from the State
Government Science, Environment
and technology council shared views
on the possibilities of tapping soalr
energy.Dr. Madhu Soni (Senior Project
Consultant), HPSPCB infroemd on the
need for ban of polythene..
MSW management in Baijnath tehsil
of district Kangra, role of NGOs and
institutes like Deer Park Institute (set
Sl.
11.
13.
Episode Topic (s)
of Solid Waste
 Seg-II: Eco Monitoring
 Seg-III: Interaction with
officials and workshop
regarding solid waste
21.08.2010 Kullu & Around
 Seg-I: SWMP Kullu,
Interaction
with
officials
 Seg-II:
Process
of
making fertilizer from
waste
 Seg-III: Disposal of
Biomedical waste
04.09.2010 (Sabathu & Nairi) District
Solan
 SWM , Cleanliness
Campaign & Interaction
with officials,
Awareness campaign ,
Plantation by
Panchayat
11.09.2010 Studios (Paryavaran Live)
Topic :Biodiversity
Program brief
up in 2006) were covered.
The audio-video of Integrated Solid
Waste Management Plant in Kullu,
The segregated polythene wastes sent
to ACC cement Parwanoo. Guest
speaker E.O. of Municipal Corporation
Mr. Mahendra Thakur. Dr. Jitendra of
Municipal Corporation discussed
biomedical waste management.
12.
Telecast
Date
Good MSW management practices at
Sabathu, a cantonment area in the
district of Solan was covered. Role of
NGOs like Prabhat Yuva Mandal
Chammo Sahyog from Nairi Gram
Panchayat encourage public in
planting saplings to increase in forest
cover of the state.
Bio-diversity and causes for loss of
biological
diversity
and
its
conservation were discussed.
Work of National Bio-diversity
Authority, State bio-diversity board
and local bio-diversity management
committee were also covered. The
state bio-diversity board of Himachal
Pradesh was formulated in 2005.
Mr. Kamal Kant Shukla, & Mr. Kaamraj
(Senior Scientific Officer) of the state
council of Science, Technology and
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122
Sl.
14.
Telecast
Date
Episode Topic (s)
Program brief
Environment were the main speakers..
18.09.2010 Hamirpur & Around
Initiatives towards improved MSW
 Seg-I: SWMP Hamirpur, management in the region was
and
provision
for
Interaction
with highlighted
composting.
officials

15.
16.
17.
18.
122
Seg-II:
Process
of
making fertilizer from
waste
 Seg-III: Disposal of
Biomedical waste
25.09.10
Shimla, BCS, Sabji Mandi &
Around
 Seg-I: SWM, Door to
door collection
 Seg-II: Development of
Standards & Guidelines
 Seg-III:
Sewage
management
02.10.2010 District Una
 Analysis of red, orange
& green category of
industries.
16.10.2010 Paonta Sahib
 Budget allocation for
different work
 Measures being taken
for pollution control
 Work
done
by
Gurudwara Punta Sahib
for pollution control
23.10.10
Bilaspur District
 SWM and work done by
The MSW management in Shimla was
covered: with door to door garbage
collection, segregation of waste at
source
into
bio
and
nonbiodegradable
waste.
Use
of
polythene / polybags has been
banned. Waste management in
vegetable markets was also covered.
Episode covered how the industries in
the state are divided into three
categories depending on pollution
potential of the effluent.
The expenditure at different levels for
a cleaner and greener Paonta Sahib
was covered including garbage
management and banning polythene
use. The main tourist attraction is the
the Gurudwara situated along the
bank of river.
The episode highlighted the mass
awareness campaign against improper
Sl.
19.
21.
22.
23.
Episode Topic (s)
Nagar Parishad, ban of
polythene - Polythene
hatana hai paryavaran
bachana hai.
30.10.2010 Paryavaran Live
 Topic : Municipal Solid
Waste
Management,
Sewage
Pollution
Control & Development
of
Standards
&
Guidelines
06.11.2010 Dharamshala
 Collection of waste
 Processing of waste
 Interactions
&
statements
13.11.2010 Rivalsar Lake
History and Environment of
Rivalsar Lake
Program brief
disposal of garbage and use of
polythene. Guest speakers: Mr. Ashish
Dhillo (Pradhan) & Prakash Chandra
Sharma (EO)
A live discussion with the locals on the
solid waste management & polythene
use and importance of a clean
surroundings. The host Mr. Kamal
Kant Shukla interacted with Mrs.
Madhu Sood, Mayor Nagar nigam
Shimla.
20.
Telecast
Date
Covergae: The biodegradable waste
was converted into manure through
Solar Thermal Aerobic Composter
(STAC) and distributed free to farmers
& local residents.
This is a tourist spot: Importance of
solid waste management, maintaining
water quality for the fishes by
pumping in diffused air bubbles.
20.11.2010 Mandi
The episode covered collection &
Electronic Waste (E-waste) dismantling of e-wastes. The scrap
Management
dealers have requested for aid from
 Details of Electronic government for recovery of some
metals (ex. Cu, Ag, Cd) from e- waste
Waste
 Collection & Processing as the present recovering techniques
are cumbersome and may adversely
(Role of NGOs)
affect human beings.
 Interaction/Statement
27.11.2010 Hot Spring Manikaran
This is a tourtst spot for the famous
 History & Environment Gurudwara. Importance of proper
disposal of wastes, polythene to
 Development works
 Interactions/Statement maintain a hygienic surroundings was
covered in detail.
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124
Sl.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
124
Telecast
Date
Episode Topic (s)
04.12.2010 Shimla - Air & Noise
Pollution
Pollution Control Rules,
Interaction with officials /
public, Impact of Air & Noise
Pollution
11.12.2010 Waste management in
Nahan
 Maintenance
work
done by MC Nahan,
Management of soild
wastes. Interactions
18.12.2010 Paryavaran live
 Industrial
Pollution
Control Act & Rules
Program brief
The local authority organizes various
campaigns to sensitise pubic to the
adverse imapcts of vehicular and
nosie pollution. The episode covered
the abov e issues with a video
clipping.
Public capanigns “Polythene Hatao
aur Paryavaran Bachao”, status of
dumping sites, waste management.
This clip starts with a program aired
on Shimla Doordarshan featuring Mr.
D.K. Sharma, Senior Environmental
Engineer and host Seema Arzoo.
Industrail pollution and prmoting
indigenous technology was covered.
01.01.2011 Palampur
The importance of how tea gardens
 Song on Environment, contribute to preventing soil erosion
A short skit
tea plantataions, rain was highlighted.
highlighting
issues
namely
water storage &
 Skit
awareness “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” and
“Health is Wealth”.
message
08.01.2011 DVD-139
Mr. Ratan Gautam, SDM of Palampur.
 Seg.I
–
Palampur Mass awareness initiatives by public,
Kangra
Environment schools, clubs, NGOs were covered.
There are eco club in schools
Protection Activities.
 Seg.II – Role of various maintain plant nurseries and urge
clubs,
Schools
in the public to use cloth and jute bag as
environment, role of an alternative to polythene bags.
public.
17.01.2011 Mass awareness
The Nagar Panchayat is working on
concept
of
Environment
 Seg.I – Works being the
Sl.
31.
32.
Episode Topic (s)
down for pollution
control
including
polythene
Hatao
abhiyan in Una.
 Seg.II – Role of society
especially school in
pollution control.
 Seg.III – Infrustrudeene
development through
pollution
control
measures.
22.01.2001 Parwanoo – industrial area
 Seg.I – Effect of
Campaign
Polythene
Hatao
Paryavaran
Bachao in Parvanoo
 Seg.II – Plantation
 Seg.III – Steps taken by
MC & Pollution Control
Board
05.02.2011 Shimla
 Seg.I – Awareness reg.
Cleanliness of City.
 Seg.II – Slandered &
Guidelines
reg.
Pollution Control.
 Seg.III – Interaction
with official & Local.
Program brief
Protection with daily door to door
garbage collection. A strict ban on
polythene has been implemented and
local residents are encouraged to use
paper, jute, cloth bags or home made
bags as an alternative of polythene.
Cleanliness of roads has been properly
maintained while placing two to three
dustbins in every ward. Initiatives by
students & NSS were covered.
30.
Telecast
Date
There
are
approximately
600
industrial units at Parwanoo. The
episode
highlighted:
regular
surveillance of industrial areas, Rain
water harvesting (RWH) in the
industrial units management of solid
wastes & biomedical wastes.
The Municipal Corporation of Shimla
one of the oldest (1851) and Shimla
Environment Heritage Conservation
and Beautification Society formed in
May 2010 work in the favor of healthy
environment by campaigns for local
public and students. Awareness
Campaign
“Polythene
Hatao
Paryavaran Bachao” is creating waves
in Shimla with the co-operation of
local public and authorities.
12.02.2011 Chamba
Chamba is more susceptible to land
 Seg.I – Solid Waste slides, cloud bursts and floods so local
Management
at public have joined hands to plant
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126
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126
Telecast
Date
33.
21.02.2011
34.
26.02.2011
35.
05.03.2011
36.
16.03.2011
Episode Topic (s)
Program brief
Chamba.
 Seg.II – Acts reg.
Pollution Control.
 Seg.III – Measures
adopted in Pollution
Control.
Shimla
 Seg.I – Sewerage &
Noise
Pollution
Control/Role
of
Pollution Control Board.
 Seg.II – Solid Waste &
Plastic
Waste
Management.
Chowari
 Seg.I – Pollution control
awareness campaign at
Chowari.
 Seg.II – Process &
transportation of solid
waste at Chowari
 Seg.III – Interaction &
public views.
Una
 Seg.I – Cleanliness
measures including Poly
Hatao Abhiyan.
 Seg.II – Role of Schools
& Eco Clubs.
 Seg.III – Future plans
regarding MSW mgmt...
Jawlamukhi Kangra
 Seg.I – Solid and plastic
more and more saplings. With the aid
of well known NGO Sulabh
International,
cleanliness
is
maintained throughout the place and
various awareness campaigns are
organized.
Sewerage system was established in
1880 for a load of 16,000 of
population, which has now increased
to more than 2.5 lakh. Some places
are still deficient of the underground
sewerage system. The sewerage
system improvement scheme is in
progress.
Nagar panchayat is successfully
executing the door to door garbage
collection work, maintaining the
cleanliness of the city. Management
and
promotion
of
campaigns
regarding
cleanliness.
Polythene
Hatao Paryavaran Bachao Campaign is
populalrly known.
Received the Encouragement Award
for the awareness campaign of”
Polythene Hatao Paryavaran Bachao”.
Polythene waste was sold to PWD at
Rs 4 /kg & later used for the
construction of road (one kilometer
road has been constructed in Una
using tarred polythene).
Encouraging response to proper soild
waste management, composting
Sl.
37.
39.
40.
Episode Topic (s)
waste management.
 Seg.II – Role of MC &
Guidelines/ Statements.
 Seg.III – Assessment of
pollution.
19.03.2011 Kangra - Dehra town
Cleanliness, role nagar
parishads, of schools &
housewives. .
09.04.2011 Dalhousie
 Seg.1 – History &
Environment
about
Dalhousie.
 Seg.II – Proper disposal
of bio medical waste.
 Seg.III – Eco monitoring
workshop,
Debate
regarding environment
protection in schools.
18.04.2011 Nahan – Sirmour
 Seg.I
–
Intro
&
Environment of Nahan
City.
 Seg.II – Cleanliness &
Maintenance Heritage
Building Taal.
 Seg.III – Plantation of
New
Trees
Plants
Maintenance of Park &
Interaction with Local
People.
25.04.2011 Renuka
Program brief
practices,
discourage
use
of
polythene, propeor collection of bio
medical wastes was covered.
Shopkeepers found using polythene
are fined.
Greenery has been ensured all over
the town, door to door collection of
garbage practiced , school authorities
encouraged to let students participate
in clean city pgms., house-wives also
involved in cleanliness campaigns..
Rakhi Kaushal (Executive Officer) was
guest speaker: Importance of waste
management, menace of mineral
water bottles, and mismanagement of
polythene wastes besides ongoing
campaigns like Polythene “Hatao
Paryavaran Bachao”.
Principal of Sacred Heart School,
teachers & students endorsing a clean
and green environment.
38.
Telecast
Date
Nahan city has Ranitaal garden which
is around 120 years old as per the
authorities. The garden is being
maintained by the local authorities as
well as the residents of the city. The
residents
have
realized
the
importance of trees and emphasizes
on the planting of more and more
trees of various kinds as well as the
maintenance of kitchen gardens. The
Shamsher villa ground is also a major
tourist attraction.
Guest
speaker:
Mr.
Deep
Ram
127
128
Sl.
Telecast
Date
Episode Topic (s)

41.
128
Seg.I – Environment &
History about Renuka.
 Seg.II – Solid Waste
Management
at
Renuka.
 Seg.III – Steps taken
regarding clean lake &
surroundings.
30.04.2011 Shimla & around
 Seg.I – Environment &
History of Shimla City.
 Seg.II – Changes in
Environment due to
Construction of New
Buildings
&
Town
Planning.
 Seg.III – Interaction &
Statements
Program brief
Sharma, Executive Officer.
Shri Renukaji Teerth - Cleanliness
around the lake and waste
management was highlighted.
Shimla was once a beautiful tourist
spot is besieged with environmental
problems viz. located in seismic zone
four ,
Diminishing wildlife & green cover,
high construction activities, vehiclualr
congestion, sewerage poor. The Rajiv
Gandhi
Urban
Renewal
Fund
Environmental Improvement of Slum
are two important schemes being
implemented.
Srinagar (Jammu & Kashmir)
Salient features
Episode
Telecast
date
Program brief
1.
05.06.2010
2.
12.06.2010
3.
19.06.2010
4.
26.06.2010
5.
03.07.2010
6.
10.07.2010
7.
17.07.2010
General water related pollution problems due to eutrophication
has occurred in the lakes and ponds. The State STPs are poorly
operated. Urban Environmental Engineering Department is
taking preventive measures to abate water pollution under
Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and
proposed to set Sewage Treatment Plants near major lakes.
Episode covered pollution due to stone crushers and industries
causing air pollution and the need for proper biomedical waste
management.
Srinagar being a dream tourist spot bears the brunt of growing &
unmanageable plastic waste management. The report gives a
detailed report on the MSW & plastc wastes management.
Climate change: Due to rise in CO2 levels there are imapcts on
environmental quality. The concerns of glaciers shrinking was
covered in the episode. Scientists of Forest Department of
Jammu and Kashmir along with UNFCCC gave their views.
Deteriorating quality of Dal Lake & pollution from
Brick Kilns was covered.
Environmental Impacts from pottery making (SSI ceramic units)
were covered.
Deteriorating conditions of Chinnar Trees: The Chinnar tree is a
Language – Kashmiri
Telecast time slot: Saturday 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No
telecast were observed on certain days due to other
programs being inserted. In total they have covered 45
Episodes comprising of cover story, Eco feature, green tips
and role of Government. Over all the DD team along with
SPCBs have prepared and presented the photo features
bountiful scenic beauty highlighting environmental
concerns in a very appreciable manner.
129
130
Episode
130
Telecast
date
8.
24.07.2010
9.
31.07.2010
10.
07.08.2010
11.
14.08.2010
12.
21.08.2010
13.
28.08.2010
Program brief
very big symbol of Kashmir’s Heritage. Oxygen supplying capacity
of Chinnar trees is reported to be 60% more than normal trees. It
takes hundreds of years to grow a chinnar tree. Now they are
deteriorating due to urban heat profile. J&K Government has
developed a heritage park in NaseemBagh, Sri Nagar to protect
chinnar trees.
Deforestation: It is aptly said that food will be last only if forests
will last longer. Global challenge from increasing CO2 emission
impacts afforestation. Smuggling of wood is increasing implying
trees are being chopped down. It has been reported that a
healthy tree can earn Rs 95 Lakh in its life term. The department
of forest is trying to generate mass awareness on preserving
trees.
Pesticides and Insecticides in the environment: The fruits of
Kashmir are sold throughout the world. They are reported to
have high levels of pesticides. As if pesticides will retain in air
and the pesticides will remain in the body of the human beings
who sprays in fields. Dal lake has also been affected by increased
load of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides. Government study
showed that honeybees are also affected by pesticides
destroying their natural cycles. Govt. is recommending use of
Eco-friendly pesticides.
Since some years climate change has disturbed the living system.
If this continues glaciers are melting and disturbance in rain
patterns. Jagdish Dutt, Principle Chief Conservator of Forest,
along with UNDCCC were guest speakers: Emphasis was given on
the forest conservation policy with particular for concern on the
melting glaciers.
The episode covered the major catastrophe’s in Ladakh due to
the Cloud Burst causing enomous devastation. The pollution to
River Jhelum was also discussed.
The episode covered the deterioration in the yield of saffron
flower, a typical product of the valley.
Importance of springs and their contribution to fresh water
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supply. Important 25 springs were covered, the main ones
mentioned were Varinagh of River Jhelum, Sharmashi, Mattan is
a famous Hindu Shrine and spring. Manasbal, Anchar, Dal Jheel
are getting their waters from these adjoining springs.
Deforestation and pollution have destroyed the ecosystem of
these springs and they have started drying. Lack of glaciers has
also leaded to this problem.
Communication towers and advancement of technological
advancement: Telephones, mobiles and transmitting towers are
mushrooming in the city. Concerns on their impacts were
expressed.
Tourism and economy in Kashmir: The tourism industry is the
back bone of the economy of Jammu and Kashmir. The efforts
taken to manage building solid wastes were discussed.
Minimise the pollution levels in water and air: The water table is
going down which leads to scarcity of drinking water increasing
gastrointestinal disease, high levels of iron and cobalt have been
reported. The importance of mass awareness was covered to
combat water pollution was discussed.
Solid waste management and its disposal: SPCB ahs reported that
out 375 metric tonnes of solid waste generated 150 metric
tonnes of solid waste was scattered on streets. The challenges to
MSW was shown.
Electricity demand of new buildings are being monitored due to
using different types of centralized heating systems, gas heaters
and air– conditioners. Energy management is an area of concern.
The lakes are getting affected by drains which lead to
eutrophication this causes reduction in fish production.
Microphytic acrophytes and shyzophytic aquatic plants have
grown enormously in the lakes leading to extinction of some of
the indigenous aquatic species.
The region was popular for rice quality. Urbanisation shrunk land
under cultivation. The concerns were covered in the episode.
Role of media towards saving environment and making public
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more aware of the enviroenmntal concerns typical to the state
were voiced in the episode.
30.10.2010 Aspiring the people to make them conscious regarding
environmental issues: The Government is involving school
children and youth to make a drive against pollution such as
garbage segregation and its disposal. River Tawi of Jammu with
its catchment area of 2100Km passing through Doda and
Udampur Sectors of the state is the main river of Jammu.
Population increase has affected the river with water level
decreasing as well as catchment area.
06/11/2010 Hospital Waste management in Jammu:
Bio medical Waste is a source of infection. 2Kg waste per person
is generated per day in a 5000 patient capacity of Jammu.
Incineration is done but not full-fledged.
Air pollution in Jammu:
Due to the increased vehicular pollution SPCB, Jammu is
monitoring the air pollution levels in Jammu City.
13/11/2010 Monkey menace in Jammu:
Due to Deforestation and urbanization monkeys are becoming a
threat in the residential areas and some of academic institutions.
Wild life department wants to trap them and rehabilitate them in
the nearby jungles.
This episode shows the working of water lab in Jammu covering
different parameters.
20/11/2010 Nageen: Nageen lake is being maintained clean but the people
nearby the area have tried to make an effort for this cleanliness
drive. NALCO conservation along with water works department is
trying to maintain the integrity of the lake.
Wild Life: Dachigam Sanctuary and its surroundings are ½ of the
total catchment area of dal lake. If the water is conserved at
Dachigam it will lead to keep the dull lake clean. Dachigam has a
lot of Eco – diversity of animals from Himalaya. Some of them are
extinct species of Deer, (Hangul) and other species of leopards,
Elephants etc.,
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27/11/2010 Saffron: The Saffron flower of Kashmir and its decreasing yield is
a major economical concern for Government. Komy - Zafran
Mission has been started by the Chief Minister of the J&K for
increasing the production of Saffron.
Waste Management: Plastic Waste is increasing at an alarming
rate in the city as well as hospitals are facing a problem of
disposal of Bio-Medical Waste. Kashmir Pollution Control Board is
implementing guidelines for the control of Bio – Medical and
plastic waste.
04/12/2010 Anti – Polythene Drive: SPCB along with the NGO’s have started
awaring the people, school children for banning of Polythene
bags as well as using eco –friendly bags.
Pollution by burning the dried autumn leaves: leading to
generation of Carbon Monoxide which causes major respiratory
problems.
11/12/2010 Hokersar: Hokersar is a wet land which is 10 Km’s away from Sri
Nagar City. It is home of more than 24 species of Migratory birds.
It is a bio diversity parks for birds from November to March. But
the no. of birds coming to Hokersar is declining day to day.
Nadroo: 29 Drains are leading to the deterioration of production
of fishes and Nadroo (Lotus Stem).
18/12/2010 Climate Change: Climate change: Due to raise in CO2 levels there
is misbalance in the climate. The glaciers are melting in the valley
dimension and magnitude has been shrinking from 40 – 60%
resulting the rise in global temperature from 1 - 2°c per every
year.
Use of Pesticides: Due to enormous use of pesticides in the
Horticulture, the health of the people who are using those
pesticides getting affected.
25/12/2010 Choont Kul: The word choont kul means apple tree. Due to global
warming the apple production is being affected. Use of Chloro
Fluoro Carbons: Global warming is increasing due to wastage of
energy. Renewable energy sources can be used to save energy.
01/01/2011 Snow Fall: Importance of snow to maintain the natural habitat is
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glaciers, which are major reservoir of water during summer. This
water cycle is getting affected due to changes in climate.
Forest: Wood carving industry has mushroomed up in J&K, due
to which the walnut trees are being cut.
Pollutants by keeping the Ambient air quality monitoring
stations.
Human Animal Conflict: Due to urbanization and deforestation
animals come in search of food to small towns thereby attacking
the human beings.
Freezing Dal: When the water bodies of dal lake get freezed in
winters birds play in this atmospheres but the point of concerns
is to understand the importance of winter season and natural
habitat.
Jehlum: The catchment area of River is getting shrinked due to
urbanization along its banks.
Harwan Water Reservoir: It is a major water supplier for Sri
Nagar City.
Plant Invasion: Environmental education is gaining importance.
Ecological balance is altered (plant invasion) is a new concept
developed by Kashmir University.
Brick Killins: Increase in the number of Brick Killins and cement
industries have showed the alarming levels of air pollutant raise.
SPCB has plans to reallocate these industries outside the city and
establishment of strict guidelines for their siting and pollution
control.
Wet land day: In the past 50 years, two-thirds of Kashmir’s
wetlands have vanished. Haigam conservation reserve, a premier
wetland in Baramullah district of Jammu and Kashmir is plagued
by massive silting and encroachment.
Gulmarg: Gulmarg a premiere snow skiing paradise for tourists
in and around India.
Architecture & Ecology: Old architecture was more eco-friendly
keeping in views the environmental extremes of the state. State
Remote Sensing Authority along with Department of
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Environment are providing scientific advice for eco-friendly
architectural designs of the buildings.
Shalabugh Wetland and population control: In this area for
protection of Wetlands Government has taken realignment
measures of population in some other areas.
Solid Waste: Solid waste generated by food industry using
disposable papers is major concern in these days. SPCB’s have
incorporated the norms to control solid waste generated which
leads to infection breeding. SPCB reports 375 Metric Tonnes of
Garbage is produced every day.
Eagles: Natural scavengers like crows, Eagles are increasing in
number whereas vultures are getting extincted.
Communication towers and advancement of technological
advancement: Telephones, mobiles and transmitting towers are
mushrooming in the city. EMR reports show that it is getting
affect the health of human being. The ionising radiations of these
transmitters lead to slow poisoning of human health and lack of
concentration.
Plantation: Spring comes with a new message and the plants
remain dormant during winter and start growing again in the
spring season.
Hygam Wetland: Due to slit depositions and encroachment
wetland is vanishing day by day. This wetland used to be queen
of wetlands in Kashmir.
Tin roofs: The new modes of construction are disturbing the
environment in comparison old ways of construction.
Ducks: With the increasing pollution levels in water bodies the
population of ducks and other species are being affected.
Drinking water: Due to heavy pollution ground water table is
getting affected as well as scarcity of surface water as well as
drinking water.
Forest: Plantation drive was carried out by department of Forest
along with SPCB.
Shrinking of Wet lands: Hokersar, Haigam, Shalbugh – all the
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wetlands are shrinking at an alarming pace and even in certain
cases the human greed has turned one time wetlands into
horticulture orchards or agricultural fields.
Badamwari: with the coming of spring flushes the blossom of
Almond Trees.
Tourism: Jammu and Kashmir is known as heaven on earth. In the
seventeenth century the Mughal emperor Jahangir set his eyes
on the valley of Kashmir. He said that if paradise is anywhere on
the earth, it is here, while living in a houseboat on the
mesmerizing Dal Lake."Gar firdaus, ruhe zamin ast, hamin asto,
hamin asto, hamin ast." If there is ever a heaven on earth, its
here, its here, its here. In Jammu and Kashmir the most
important tourist places are Kashmir, Srinagar, the Mughal
Gardens, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Jammu, and Ladakh.
Honey Bees: Due to the pesticide sprays and seasonal variations
the no. of Honey Bees is decreasing affecting the production of
honey.
Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
Salient features
Language –Malyalam
Telecast time slot: Saturday 8:00 pm – 8:30 pm. Anchors approach to subject. No
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Asthmayum Paristhithiyum
22/05/2010
The programme related to ayurvedic ethics and environmental aspects.
Speakers.
1. Dr. Harikumar
2. Dr. Mirza Husain
A Seminar based on Bio-Diversity Day Part – I
29/05/2010
The programme related to a seminar based on Bio – diversity day 22nd May.
Speakers.
1. Shri.Binoy Viswam (Minister for Forest)
2. Shri.B.S.Coori – CCF (Bio – diversity department, Kerala)
3. Shri.Dr.Pandale – KFRI
4. Shri.Induchudan
Discussion based on World Environmental Day Part - I
05/06/2010
The programme related to discussion based on World Environmental day
Speakers.
1. Shri.V.S.Achuthanandam (Chief Ministry of Kerala)
2. Shri. Ajaya Kumar Varma (Director Kerala Suchthwa mission)
3. Smt.Molly Kutty (Member secretary Pollution Control Board)
4. Smt.S.usha (activist – Thanal)
5. Shri.R.Ajayan (Activist – Thanal)
6. Shri.K.S.Jayanath (anchor)
A Seminar based on Bio-Diversity Day Part – II
12/06/2010
The programme related to a seminar based on Bio – diversity day 22nd May.
Speakers.
1. Shri.Binoy Viswam (Minister for Forest)
2. Shri.B.S.Coori – CCF (Bio – diversity department, Kerala)
3. Shri.Dr.Pandale – KFRI
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Programme based on Plastic Pollution and it’s after
19/06/2010
effects – Recycling of Plastic
The programme related to Plastic Pollution and it’s after effects – Recycling of
Plastic
 Threats of plastic on Nature
 Plastic Polluted Rivers
 Steps of garbage processing
 Awareness of Public about uses of Plastic
 Encourage of Paper bags, Paper kits etc.
Speakers.
1. Shri. Ajaya Kumar Varma (Director Kerala Suchthwa mission)
2. Shri.K.S.Vijayananth (Anchor)
3. Shri.Amal Dev
Discussion based on World Environmental Day Part - II
26/06/2010
The programme related to discussion based on World Environmental day
Speakers.
1. Shri.V.S.Achuthanandam (Chief Ministry of Kerala)
2. Shri. Ajaya Kumar Varma (Director Kerala Suchthwa Mission)
3. Smt.Molly Kutty (Member Secretary Pollution Control Board)
4. Smt.S.usha (activist – Thanal)
5. Shri.R.Ajayan (Activist – Thanal)
6. Shri.K.S.Vijayanath (anchor)
Paristhithiyum (Interaction with S.D.Jayaprasad
03/07/2010
(Chairman KSPCB)
The programme related to Paristhithiyum (Interaction with S.D.Jayaprasad
(PCB)
Speakers.
1. Shri.S.D.Jayaprasad (Chief guest Chairman Pollution Control Board)
2. Arun Kumar (Student)
3. Mithun.R (Student)
4. Mahesh Baiju ( Student)
5. Donny George Varghese (Student)
Plastic Pollution and Polluted rivers awareness
10/07/2010
The programme related to Plastic Pollution and Polluted rivers awareness
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Speakers.
1. Dr.R.V.G.Menon
2. Shri.C.Divakaran
3. Deepa Sunil (Anchor)
4. Smt.Saleena Beevi
5. Shri.Amal Dev
Sampoorna Suchithwa Yanjam Seminar
17/07/2010
The programme related to Kharadrava Malinya Paripalanam Vilayiruthal
Speakers.
1. Shri.S.D.Jayaprasad (Chief guest Chairman Pollution Control Board)
2. Shri.Amal Dev (Script)
Parisitithika Mannu Jala Smamrakshana Margangal
24/07/2010
The programme related to Parisitithika Mannu Jala Smamrakshana Margangal
Speakers.
1. Shri.K.R.Anil (Director National Coir Research and Management)
2. C.S.Ajith Lal (Anchor)
Mallinya vimuktha Keralam
31/07/2010
The programme is related how it can be kept clean Nature.
Speakers.
1. Dr.D.Sreekumar, Medical Officer, TVPM,
3. Smt.Saleena Beevi
Suchitwa Sundara Nagaram
07/08/2010
The programme related Attingal Municipality being are added for their best
performance Environmental activities by Kerala Pollution Control Board.
Speakers.
1. Shri.C.Divakaran
2. Dr.R.Vijakumar
3. Shri.M.Dileep Kumar
Ore oru vadakan Paravoor adhava North Paravoor Part–
14/08/2010
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The programme related to Paravoor Municipality awarded by State Govt. as
the best municipality for their pollution control activities.
Speakers.
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Adv.N.A.Ali (Municipal Chairman)
Shri.C.Vijaya Mohan (Secretary)
Dr.Vincent (Municipality Medical Officer)
Shri.D.Babu
Akhoshangal Avasanikumbol (Live)
21/08/2010
The programme related to Pollution created during festival time.
Speakers.
1. Dr.D.Sreekumar (Health Officer)
2. Shri.Mohana Chandran Pillai(Rtd. Additional Director Fisheries)
Suchitwa Nagaram Sundara Nagaram Part II
28/08/2010
The programme related to Municipalities Pollution Control activities like
recycling of plastic waste.
Speakers.
1. Dr.R.Vijaya Kumar
Swasthya gramam
04/09/2010
The programme related to primary health centre Karavalloor that got award
for their environmental activities in health aspect.
Speakers.
1. Prof.Shaji (former Panchayath president)
2. Shri.V.Rajan (Panchayath president)
3. Smt.J.Sarojiniamma (former Panchayath president)
4. Dr.Shahirsha (Medical Officer, Karavalloor PH Centre)
5. Shri.Uthaman (Junior Health Inspector)
6. Dr.Ravi Chandran (Medical Officer PH Centre, Karavalloor)
7. Shri.A.Gopi (Panchayath Member)
8. Shri.C.Raveendran (Panchayath Member)
Ore oru vadakan Paravoor adhava North Paravoor Part
11/09/2010
– II
The programme related to paravoor Municipality awarded by State Govt. as
the best municipality for their pollution control activities.
Speakers.
1. Adv.N.A.Ali (Municipal Chairman)
2. Shri.C.Vijaya Mohan (Secretary)
3. Dr.Vincent (Municipality Medical Officer)
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5. Shri.Labourers
Paristhithi Jeevanam Part – I
18/09/2010
The programme related to discussion on Ecology informatics.
Speakers.
1. Dr.Jaishankar (Asst. Prof. Ecological Informatics)
2. Shri. Ajith Lal (Anchor)
Puzha Ozhukum Vazhi
25/09/2010
The programme related general Environmental issues.
Speakers.
1. Shri.Justin Mohan IFS
2. Suresh Babu (Anchor)
Grammangalileku Part - I
02/10/2010
The programme was executed in Three Parts related issues related to the
Environment.
Speakers.
1. Prof.Ramdas
2. Shri.N.Gopakumar
3. Shri.Mukhathala Sreekumar (Anchor)
Paristhithi Jeevanam (repeat) due to Common Wealth
09/10/2010
Programme
The programme related to discussion on Ecology informatics.
Speakers.
1. Dr.Jaishankar (Asst. Prof. Ecological Informatics)
2. Shri. Ajith Lal (Anchor)
Grammangalileku Part – II
16/10/2010
The programme related to the second part of the above program aspects
concerning the Environment.
Speakers.
1. Prof.Ramdas
2. Shri.N.Gopakumar
3. Shri.Mukhathala Sreekumar (Anchor)
A Programme on Sasthamkotta lake
23/10/2010
The programme related to the highest fresh water lake in Kerala and in India
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Speakers.
1. Shri.Dileep Kumar
2. Shri.Banuji
3. Shri. Ajayakumar (Script)
Energy Quiz Final – conducted by Global Parliament
30/10/2010
The programme related to Energy Quiz
Speakers.
1. K.K.Vasu (quiz master)
2. Aswini Mohan (Scorer)
3. Arjun.S
4. Surya Sekhar
5. Naveen.P.G
6. Devikrishna
7. Anantha Kirshna.P
8. Deepika.M.K
9. Varghese Georage
10. Anuja Antony Fernadez
11. Levin
Mazhayum Puzhayum Part – I
06/11/2010
The programme was conducted in five parts related to the impact of River,
Soil and Rain and the environemnatl impacts.
Speakers.
1. Shri.S.Rathish (Director, Operations KRWSA
2. P.N.Premachandran (Addl. Director and Head Soil Survey)
3. Dr.George Chackachery, (Scientist, CWRDM)
4. Shri.Rajasekharan Nair (Chief Engineer Project)
5. Dr.Nandakumaran (Regional Director CGWB)
Mazhayum Puzhayum Part – II
13/11/2010
The programme was conducted in five parts related to the impact of River,
Soil and Rain and the environemnatl impacts.
Speakers.
1. Shri.S.Rathish (Director, Operations KRWSA
2. P.N.Premachandran (Addl. Director and Head Soil Survey)
3. Dr.George Chackachery, (Scientist, CWRDM)
4. Shri.Rajasekharan Nair (Chief Engineer Project)
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5. Dr.Nandakumaran (Regional Director CGWB)
Kurunnu Kuttaymakal
20/11/2010
The programme related to activities for Kuthuparambu School
Speakers.
1. A.K.Pamela (H.M. Kuthuparambu School)
2. Rajan Convener Eco Club
3. Udayabhanu.C. (President PTA)
4. Dr.Khaleel Chowa (Activist, Scientist University of Kannur)
5. Suja Karatte Agri. Officer
6. Sarang (member Eco Club)
7. Pradeepan Thykkandy (Journalist)
8. Ashok Kumar Thekkan (State Agri. Officer)
Kankand Kandal
27/11/2010
The programme related to documentary narrates biodiversity of Mangrove
forests w.r.t. to the life of Mangrove man named Kalleel Pokkuden.
Speakers.
1. Nalappadan Padmanbhan (Script & Research)
2. Syamlal (Voice)
3. Dr.Khaleel Chowa Activist, Scientist University of Kannur
4. Karivellor Narayanan
5. Kalleel Pokkudan
Harithavanathile Kareem
04/12/2010
The programme relates the story of a man who protects the forests in
Kasaragod district.
Speakers.
1. Nalappadan Padmanbhan (Script & Research)
2. Syamlal (voice)
3. Kareem.
Punyanadi Pampa Part – I
11/12/2010
The programme covers the topic “How to protect the river Pampa” using
Nature’s help. The story of a man who protect the forest, in Kasaragod
district. Ws also shown.
Speakers.
1. K.J.Varghese (Chief conservator of forest)
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2. N.K.sukumaran Nair (General secretary Pampa pariraksha smithy)
3. P.Molikutty (member secretary & Chairman) KSPCB
4. Dr.Georage chackachery (Scientist and Officer in charge CWRDM
Trivandrum)
5. P.S.Rajendar Babu (Chief Engineer (SR) KWA
6. K.G.Suresh Babu (Anchor)
Punyanadi Pampa Part – II
18/12/2010
The programme related to discussion on the topic “How to prevent the
Pollution and diagnose the action to protect Pampa river.
Speakers.
1. K.J.Varghese (Chief conservator of forest)
2. N.K.sukumaran Nair (General secretary Pampa pariraksha smithy)
3. P.Molikutty (member secretary & Chairman) KSPCB
4. Dr.Georage chackachery (Scientist and Officer in charge CWRDM
Trivandrum)
5. P.S.Rajendar Babu (Chief Engineer (SR) KWA
6. K.G.Suresh Babu (Anchor)
Lakes and Streams in Kerala
25/12/2010
The programme covers two important lakes viz. Sasthamkotta lake and
Periyar River.
Speakers.
1. Karunakaran pillar (Kayal samrahana smithy)
2. Babuji.S. (Activist)
3. Dileep Kumar (Activist)
Periyar Ozhukubol
01/01/2011
The programme showed a documentary on Periyar River
Speakers.
Purushan Eloor (activist)
Anthareeshathil puka nirayumboll
08/01/2011
The programme covers issues pertaining to air pollution.
Speakers.
1. Santhosh Kumar (Script & Research)
2. Syam lal (Voice)
3. K.N.Gopi (RTO Trivandrum)
4. L.Thulaseedaran (Asst. Commissioner of police city traffic (south)
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Environmental problems in Kuttannad
15/01/2011
The programme related to Environmental quality in Kuttannad
Speakers.
1. C.M.Murali
2. K.Uthaman
3. Biju Antony
4. Shri.Raveedran pillali (Health Supervisor health department)
5. Preem suja (Voice)
6. Shri.C.J.Vahid (Script and Research)
Lake Pollution in Alapuzha
22/01/2011
The programme covers the critical state lake Alapuzha
Speakers.
1. Shri.M.Murali (M.L.A)
Onattukarayum Karshika Paristhithium
29/01/2011
This is another report on on the lake Alapuzha
Speakers.
1. Shri.M.Murali (M.L.A)
5. Shri.N.Sukumarapilla (Chairman, Onattukara vikasana samithi)
6. Shri.Kovu Kunjumon MLA
7. Shri.Thampy Mettuthara (Vice president, Dst.Panchayatu, Aluva)
Theeradesha Samrakshanavum Prasakthiyum Part – I
05/02/2011
The programme rasies issues on coastal areas.
Speakers.
1. Shri.Dr.P.Harinarayanan (Scientist Officer, KSCSTE, TVP)
2. Shri.P.Lathika (Chief Engineer Irrigation)
3. Shri.K.J.Varghese (CCF)
4. Shri.Dr.N.K.Sasidaran Pillar (Team leader, Tsunami project)
5. Shri.Sheik Pareeth IAS (Collecter Kochi)
6. Shri.K.G.Suresh Babu (Anchor)
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Theeradesha Samrakshanavum Prasakthiyum Part – II
12/02/2011
nd
This program is the 2 part on issues pertaining to coastal pollution.
Speakers.
Theeradesha Samrakshanavum Prasakthiyum Part – III
19/02/2011
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This program is the 3 part on issues pertaining to coastal pollution.
Speakers.
Vilappilsalayude Vilapam
26/02/2011
The programme covers status of waste disposal site at Vilappilshala, near
Trivandrum city.
Speakers.
1. N.C.Senan (Research & Script)
2. V.G.Joseph (Camera)
3. Joshilal (Voice)
Medical Waste ……(RPT)
05/03/2011
The programme covers status of waste disposal & management at
Kudumbasree units at Medical College Hospital
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2. V.G.Jospeh (Camera)
3. Joshilal (Voice)
Parisarasuchithwvam
12/03/2011
The programme covers importance of environmental mass awareness.
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Jalamalineekaranam
19/03/2011
The programme covers importance of environmental mass awareness.
Speakers.
3. Joshilal (Voice)
Marauriyummanushanum
26/03/2011
The programme covers importance of environmental mass awareness
regarding Ayurvedic ethics
Speakers.
1. Shri. Dr.Anitha Jacob
2. K.G.Suresh Babu
Medical Waste
05/03/2011
The programme covers importance of biomedical waste management at
Kudumbasree unit at Medical College Hospital
Speakers.
3. Joshilal (Voice)
Kaalam Maykatha murivukal Part – I
09/04/2011
The harmful consequences of using pesticide Endosulfan
Speakers.
1. Balakirshna Koyyal
2. Leelakumari amma
3. Narayanan periya mash
4. Dr.K.M.Sreekumar
5. Prof.V.Gopinath
Kaalam Maykatha murivukal Part – II
16/04/2011
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Dr.Ambikasuthan Mangadu
Kaalam Maykatha murivukal Part – III
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1. V.V.prabhakaran
2. Pothuval
3. Muhammed haris
4. Dr.K.M.Sreekumar
5. Prof.Madavapanikker
6. Balakirshna Koyyal
7. Dr.Ambikasuthan Mangadu
8. Ramachandran Nair
9. K.B.Muhammed Kunju
10. Shobhana
11. Muraleedaran
12. Vinayan
13. Abdul Rahman (PCB)
Kaalam Maykatha murivukal Part – VI
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1. Nalappatu Padmanabhan
2. Leelakumari amma
3. Sudeerkumar
4. Dr.Sreekumar
5. Shobhana
6. Xavier
7. Mangala Devi
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Mangala Devi
Karayunno Puzha Part - I
The Programme narrates pathetic state of river Nila.
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5.6.2010 (Saturday)
11.30 - Noon
The first special inaugural issue on the “River Ganga“ was telecasted on the
occasion of World Environment Day, 5th June 2010. A special talk was delivered
by the Environment & Forests Minister Sh. Jairam Ramesh. The Hon’ble Minister
gave an historical brief of how the World Environment Day has become an
important date in our calendar. date was celebrated in 1973 It was established
by the United Nations General Assembly after the United Nations Conference
on the Human Environment from 5th – 16th June 1972.. This day is celebrated
every year by a different host city focussing on an important environmental
theme and is also commemorated with an international exposition in the week
of 5th June.
The Environment & Forests Minister Sh. Jai Ram Ramesh also highlighted the
importance of the cleaning of river Ganga and constitution of National Ganga
River Basin Authority under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Prime Minister of
India. The programme also included a talk delivered by Prof. S. P. Gautam,
Chairman CPCB highlighting the main functions of CPCB, origin and importance
of cleaning the river Ganga which is the life line of a major population of the
country. Pollution from industrial effluent and sewage from towns are the main
polluting sources.
10.6.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered the sources of pollution to the stretch of Ganga between
Gaumukh to Haridwar in UP. An introduction to the Ganga Action Plan was
provided alonwith the pollution abatement measures that have been
established. The report covered the operation of the sewage treatment plant
(STP) at Rishikesh.
17.6.2010 (Thursday)
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The programme commemorated 17th June has been declared as “World Day to
Combat Desertification”. Besides the pollution abatement measures to clean
River Ganga was also covered for the stretch of river Ganga from
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Gaumukhteshwar to Kanpur was covered. Operation of the of 39 MLD STP at
Gaumukhteshwar was covered. Out of the total installed capacity of 171 MLD
for all the three STPs in Kanpur, 9 MLD was from the tannery sector and balance
constituted domestic sewage. Four STPs of 310 MLD has been proposed. In
Kanpur Disposal of plastic waste into river ganga was a major problem in
Kanpur.
24.6.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The programme mentioned that the year 2010 has been declared as
“International year of Bio-Diversity”. Continuing with the pollution abatement
measures that have been established to clean river Ganga, the program covered
the stretch of the river from Allahabad to Varanasi. In Allahabad, under GAP
Phase -I, the first 1st STP of 60 MLD was installed at Naini and later on under 2nd
phase of GAP, a 29 MLD STP was installed. The total installed capacity of all the
STPs was 89 MLD. Under NGBRA three STPs of 85 MLD capacity are proposed
and capacity of the Naini STP will be enhanced from 60 MLD to 80 MLD. Total
waste water generation from Allahabad city is 232 MLD. One STP of 60 MLD is
proposed under Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Development Mission.
1.7.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The public were cautioned of the toxic consequences of idol immersion during
major festivals. In this episode the Idol immersion during the Durga puja and
notification issued by Bombay High Court was highlighted. to be followed for
making and immersion of idols during Durga puja festival was shown. The
immersion of idols in river leads to pollution in rivers. An appeal was made to
public that to stop throwing plastic bags and flowers into the rivers. In this
episode the stretch of Ganga in Bihar and the 11 MLD STP at Sahib Ganj was
shown.
The pollution to river Ganga in Kolkata (R Hugli) was covered in the episode.
8.7.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode gave a background note on the Yamuna Action Plan. The
environmental issues of river Yamuna in the strectch from Yamunotri to
Allahabad was covered. A special message was delivered by the Hon’ble
Minister of Environment and Forests, Shri Jairam Ramesh about the Yamuna
Action Plan and importance of cleaning of our rivers.
15.7.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
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This episode covered isseus regarding water pollution. A special message was
delivered by the Hon’ble Minister of Environment and Forests. The Minster
Highlighted the MoU between IITs and MoEF to plan the strategies , so that by
2020 no untreated effluent whether municipal sewage or industrial effluent
shall be discharged into rivers, to begin with river Ganga. To clean the river
Yamuna, Yamuna Action Plan has been framed and the plan is being executed
in two phases. Phase -1 was over in 2003 and phase -2 is going on. During the
programme the Member Secretary, CPCB has also highlighted the importance
Yamuna Action Plan and need to clean the river.
22.7.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode introduced issues on vehicular pollution and efforts of IIT, Delhi in
introducing the Hybrid electric Bus. After GAP, in this episode the emphasis was
on Yamuna Action Plan. The status of river Yamuna in Delhi was covered.
Episode also covered the and role of Delhi Jal Board and function of STPs in
Delhi. Functioning of Yamuna Vihar STP was shown starting from the primary
treatment to the final treatment. The treated water from STPs was being used
for irrigation purposes and the dried sludge was used as manure.
29.7.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The programme provided a brief introduction to the importance of tapping solar
energy and functioning of solar equipments like solar heater, solar cooker and
solar lantern particularly in areas where there is poor electricity supply. The
environmental impacts caused to River Yamuna during monsoon was
highlighted when overflowing drains discharged directly into drains. st apcts
casued during monssons The status of Yamuna in Delhi was covered during the
season of monsoon. During the monsoon the drains are full and it is merged
with the Yamuna water also the waste from the nearby areas also become the
part of Yamuna water during the monsoon. The programme also covered the
role of CPCB in monitoring of drains which discharge into river Yamuna. The role
of NRCD in MoEF and DJB was highlighted in the monitoring river Yamuna. The
operations of STP at Okhla was shown.
5.8.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The stretch of river Yamuna passing through the National Capital Region (NCR)
was covered with focus on the STPs at NOIDA and GURGAON (NCR) and Jhajjar
(Haryana).
12.8.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
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After Ganga Action Plan and Yamuna Action Plan, the programme highlighted
the need to protect the major monuments from air pollution in India ex. Taj
Mahel, Lal Quila, Chaar Minar, Qutab Minar, Hawa Mahal, Purana Quila, Ajmer
(Rajasthan). A special message on air pollution was delivered by Member
Secretary, CPCB and Shri Sanjeev Aggarwal, Scientist-CPCB.
19.8.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered air pollution issues from vehicular and industrial sources.
The cities covered were Agra & Jaipur.
Issues like the control measures
required to control air pollution, the monitoring locations, the sampling
equipments, collection of air samples and analysis process in the laboratory
were also covered. Inputs were given by Shri Deep Narayan Pandey, Member
Secretary, Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, Shri V.K. Shukla – Incharge –
CPCB Project Officer Agra and Dr. B.B. Awasthi – Regional Officer – UP Pollution
Control Board Sikandrabad – Agra.
26.8.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered air pollution at Delhi and included the pollution control
measures required to control air pollution, the monitoring locations, air quality
monitoring netwrok, the sampling equipments, collection of air samples and
analysis process in the laboratory. Out of the 15 Ambient Air Quality monitoring
stations, six are manual monitoring stations, six are continuous monitoring
stations and three stations were monitored by NEERI. CPCB initiatives to reduce
the vehicular air pollution such as use of unleaded petrol, use of CNG and
phasing out of old vehicles were also mentioned. Chairman CPCB and Member
Secretary CPCB provided inputs to the program.
2.9.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode highlighted the pollution from thermal power plants and the
pollution control devices installed to abate air pollution. The focus was on power
plants under NTPC operations. NTPC was started in 1975 and is presently
generating 25000MW by 2017 NTPC will have the power generation capacity
of 75000 MW. NTPC has 20 thermal power stations and is committed towards a
cleaner environment. NTPC has installed 61 on line ambient air quality
monitoring systems in 20 power stations to monitor SOx, NOx, PM10, PM2.5 and
CO2. Through these on line ambient air quality monitoring systems the samples
will be analyzed and data will be displayed on their website. CPCB will have
access to this on line AAQ monitoring data which will be updated on hourly
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basis. On 25th August 2010 Prof. S. P. Gautam, Chairman, CPCB inaugurated the
web access of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring at NTPC. The episodes also
covered the functioning of Dadri power plant. NTPC’s (MD) Shri R.S. Sharma
informed that every year 40-45 million ton of fly ash was s being generated from
thermal power stations. 60% of the total quantity was utilized in cement,
bricks, and in making blocks. At Dadri 3500 acres of land was utilized for
development of green belt on fly ash beds.
9.9.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode dealt with ambient air quality monitoring related issues in the NCR
region – Faridabad in Haryana and NOIDA. Faridabad & Ghaziabad and NOIDA
have several industrial units. In Faridabad there are three monitoring stations.
The UPPCB has installed a manual ambient monitoring system at the Sec-1 office
of UPPCB and another Ambient Air monitoring System at Sec-6 in Ghaziabad.
Ambient air quality at Gaziabad NCR region was also discussed.
16.9.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode dealt with ambient air quality monitoring stations and related
issues in Lucknow (5 Manual + 3 Automatic), Varanasi (2 Manual), Allahabad
(2 manual) and Firozabad (3 manual) were covered. Firozabad is famous for
manufacturing glass products (bangles). In Firozabad there are 410 registered
units which fall within 50 km range of the Taj Mahal. 185 units operate using
gas supplied from GAIL, after the Supreme Court order that units which are
located within 50 km area from the Taj shall not be operated on coal. A brief
introduction to operations of Automatic AAQ system was covered too.
23.9.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Perforamnce of the ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations in Punjab (Patiala,
Ludhiana, and Jalandhar) & Chandigarh were covered. Inputs were provided by
Shri Pawan Jit Singh Dadhwal, MS of Chandigarh (five locations) Pollution
Control Committee, Dr. Babu Ram, MS, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Er.
Khenesh Garg, Sr. Environment Engineer, Punjab Pollution Control Board (for
Ludhiana), Shri Harveer Singh, Environment Engineer (for Jalandhar).
30.9.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode was started with the Workshop organized by CPCB for Doordarshan
officials. The main aim of the work shop was to provide all the technical input to
all the regional kendras and to get the feedback from all the regional kendras +
DD-National. LIDAR & Sodar Ambient Air Quality Monitoring system and
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preparation for monitoring air quality during the CWG were also covered. CPCB
Chairman, Prof. S.P. Gautam and Mr. J.S. Kamyotra MS CPCB provided inputs.
7.10.2010
9.30 AM
Programme not telecasted on 7.10.2010
due to Live Telecast of CWG 2010
14.10.2010
9.30 AM
Programme not Telecasted on 14.10.10
due to Live Telecast of CWG 2010
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21.10.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
CNG in vehicles was started in 1999 and has been declared as clean fuel compared
to petrol and diesel. The significant contribution to improved air quality in Delhi
due to CNG was highlighted in the episode.
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28.10.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The programme telecasted the details of the Workshop of CPCB on Co-processing
of Wastes in Cement Kiln, the workshop was held in CGO Complex on 27.9.2010;
Programme also highlighted issues like Biodiversity, Solar Energy and Hybrid
electric Bus.
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4.11.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Dr. Sanjeev Aggarwal, Scientist, CPCB have presentation on Municipal Solid Waste
Management w.r.t. its collection, segregation, treatment and disposal to landfill.
The Balsawa compost plant was covered.
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11.11.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Shri R.K. Garg, Member (WS) DJB explained the sewage waste management system
and functioning of OKHLA STP. Details regarding the sewerage network system was
also explained.
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18.11.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered the book release function at CPCB. The compendium of
Pollution Mitigation Vol-1 & Vol. 2 was released by Dr. G. Madhavan Nair at CPCB.
The programme also covers the Introduction of Plastic waste management and
problems associated Plastic Pollution in rivers at, Allahabad, Kanpur, Patna, and
Varanasi. Views of Prof. S.P. Gautam, Chairman CPCB, Shri J.S. Kamyotra, MS, CPCB
and a presentation by Dr. S.K. Nigam, Sr. Scientist, CPCB was also covered.
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25.11.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This programmewas in continuation covering Plastic Waste Management. A brief
introduction was given on Bio-degrable and compostable bags. Plastic waste
management at New Delhi Railway Station and Old Delhi Station, Nizamudin
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station, recycling of plastic in Narela in Delhi and use of Plastic Waste in roads
construction were highlighted.
2.12.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Report on International Trade Fair 2010 in Delhi. Display of CPCB stall in Trade fair
and functioning of Water Testing Kit and Fluoride testing kit was demonstated. The
episode also covered the issues regarding Pollution under Check (PUC) in vehicles.
9.12.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode deals with the Water Treatment Plant at Haiderpur and Wazirabad.
Shri R.K. Garg, Member (WS) of Delhi Jal Board explained the working of Water
Treatment Plants.
16.12.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered the the workshop organized on the Male Declaration by
CPCB. Shri R.K. Garg, Member (WS) of Delhi Jal Board explained the working of
Sonia Vihar Water Treatment Plant.
23.12.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered the workshop on tannery Industry at Kanpur (U.P) by CPCB.
Detailed functioning of lyophiliser and the process of Lyophilization was presented.
This episode also covered the function of slaughter houses in Ghaziabad, Leather
Market in Hapur (UP) . A talk on the above clean technology for tanneries &
Leather Industry was given by Prof. S.P. Gautam, Chairman, CPCB.
30.12.2010
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode discussed the provison fro Co-processing of spent wash from distillery
units in Cement Kilns.
6.1.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode deals with the impact of Air Pollution on crops, impact of ozone on
crops and washing of vegetables in polluted water.
13.01.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered the importance of of Common effluent treatment Plant
(CETP). Common effluent treatment Plant at Okhla and Jhilmil Industrial Area were
explained.
20.1.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode deals with the Solid Waste Management at Kanpur and Plastic waste
Re-cycling.
27.1.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
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This episode deals with the pollution problems at Small Scale industries. Plants such
as Red Peprica (Okhla Industrial Area), cold drink plant, Powder coating,
electroplating process (Lawrence road), Phosphating Process (Patparganj Industrial
Area) were shown during the programme . Sources of pollution and mitigative
measures were also covered.
3.2.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) of Lawrence Road and Naraina Industrial
Area were explained.
10.2.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered the workshop on Mercury Management in Flourocent lamp
sector (CFL). CPCB water testing kit and fluoride testing kit was demonstarted. The
programme also showed the function of Trace Organic labortaory of CPCB.
17.02.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Role of NDMC Horticulture Department in making of Delhi Green was presented.
24.2.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered waste managed in Automobile manufacturing units w.r.t.
effluent treatment and emissions control.
3.3.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode presented the concerns on Dioxins and Furans emissions. Monitoring
for Dioxin and Furans at Chandigarh by the CPCB Team was also shown.
17.3.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered the pollution generation and mitigative measures adopted in
an heavy vehicle factory in Ballabhgarh and a dyeing unit at Ballabhgarh.
26.3.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered Bio Medical Waste Management at various hospitals at Delhi.
2.04.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
E -waste Management at ATTERO Plant in Roorkee was shown with all the
functions such as collection of waste, segregation, recovery of useful metals from
the waste and disposal of final waste.
9.4.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
This episode covered Real Time Noise Monitoring network inaugurated by Hon’ble
Environment Minister Sh. Jairam Ramesh and a presentation on important aspects
related to Noise Pollution was also covered.
16.4.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
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The epsiodes gave a snapshot on important aspects covering solid waste
management, common effluent treatment plant, sewage waste management,
plastic waste management, tannery and lypholization process.
23.4.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Snapshots on t eh following subjects were covered: ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Stations and web access of NTPC, workshop organised by CPCB for DD official,
Workshop organised by CPCB on Co-processing of work in Cement Kiln, LIDAR &
Sodar in Common Wealth Game 2010, Release of Book - Studies on Pollution
Mitigation, stall of CPCB in Trade Fair 2010 and workshop organised by CPCB on
Male Declaration.
30.4.2011
9:30 am – 10:00 am
The episode covered environmental problems from dyeing (textiles) units focus
was on effleunt.
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26/06/2010
R. Ganga- Part- 1
The episode gives an overview of the problems concerning the R. Ganga which
includes it flow from the origin till it meet the sea (Sagardweep – Bay of Bengal)
after travelling through 11 states, pollution arising from idol immersion during
festivals, dumping of garbage, discharge of sewage from towns along the either
banks of the river, innumerable boats, steamers, lodges constitute major
transport means cause pollution also. The High Court of Kolkata has constituted
a separate committee to monitor associated issues of the river under NGRBA.
03/07/2010
R. Ganga- Part- 2
The episode continues giving a backdrop of weaving around various
mythological stories and covering major environmental problems of the river
particularly the discharge of domestic sewage and industrial effluent. The first
initiative for Ganga and its purification was taken by under the Ganga Action
Plan (15 years back) wherein 73 Sewage Treatment Plants, beautification of
the river banks, toilets were set up along the river Ganga.
10/07/2010
Arsenic
Arsenic is a slow poison, arsenic contaminated water is found in the region of
North 24 Parganas., South 24 Pgs., Nadia, Murshidabad and Malda causing
serious health problems. It has been detected in groundwater upto 80 meters
depth. The Hooghly and Ichamati rivers have a flow towards the South East is
bringing dissolved arsenic from the coal mining areas. This is one of the reasons
for the alarming levels of arsenic in the waters of Bangladesh.There is
construction of large scale surface water treatment plants under Arsenic task
force, W.B.
17/07/2010
Plastic waste
The episode highlighted the problems of caused by growing use of plastic in
daily use, in the 2-3 decades there has been several fold increase in the use of
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plastic. Plastic in non-biodegradable The reuse, recycling and reduce the use of
plastic can decrease plastic pollution. Use jute, cotton or paper bags are better
alternatives.
31/07/2010
Bio medical waste
Bio-Medical Wastes Disposal rules were framed in 1998 and amended in year
2000. The episode focuses on BMW management in M/s Sambramky Pvt Ltd.
The bio medical wastes are generated in the hospitals, dispensaries,
laboratories and pathologies etc. Hospitals are known as LQG (Large Quantity
Generator) and clinics or pathology centers are known as SQG (Small Quantity
Generator). The segregation at source of BMW is key to its better management.
07/08/2010
Solid waste
Urbanization has caused increase in MSW, In Kolkata generates 4500 metric
ton/day. The solid Waste can any of the following: Municipal Solid Wastes,
Construction wastes, Industrial wastes, Bio medical wastes, Electronic wastes,
Radio active wastes. The episode focuses on MSW management – the Howrah
Municipal Corporation has proposed to utilize the waste to generate 6 MW
energy. In Bhadreshwar and Chandanagar municipality, a compost plant is
already operating.
14/08/2010
Dust pollution
The episode highlighted the health impacts caused by dust in the ambient air.
Dust is any particle that has dia < 500 microns Any type of virus or bacteria may
be in dust. The main cause of allergy is dust. Allergy that occurs in nose is called
Rhinitis. Dust can adsorb various types of chemicals in it. It can contain
Mercury (Hg), vapor, benzene, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), Arsenic (As),
Lead (Pb) and the presence of these chemicals depend upon area, type of the
industry or chemical used in that region. To know about the characteristic of
the dust cloud in the atmosphere, a satellite named Stardust was launched in
the year 2004 that passed by a meteor collecting sample of the dust that the
meteor created.
04/09/2010
De-Forestation
Forest are being cut for agriculture land, Constructing houses, Industries, Dams,
Roads, Railway tracks, Rail sleepers, House hold items Raw material for paper
industries etc. The deforestation has lead to decrease of forest cover from 80%
to just 27.6 % at present. The episode presents the climate change caused by
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deforestation and
the ecological imbalance and the need to promote
aggressively conservation of forests.
11/09/2010
Smoke pollution Part-1
Smoke is harmful as it contains particles that include soot and carbon particles
of various sizes that can cause lung problems. Recognising this problem the
British introduced the Bengal Smoke Nuisance Act, 1905 to control air
pollution. The nature of smoke depends upon the source or the substance
under combustion.
18/09/2010
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The episode continues from the last episode and provides further
information regarding problems caused by smoke. Pollution control
devices to control dust are Cyclone Separator, ESP, Bag filter etc. The
gaseous part of the smoke is purified or neutralized by scrubber. If the
fumes are acidic Alkaline Scrubber is used.
 Chief law officer, WBPCB highlighted automobile pollution of in Kolkata
and the various step taken by the Board to control vehicular pollution a direction issued by WBPCB on 7th July 2008 to remove vehicles over 15
years old.
30/10/2010
Noise pollution
Noise is an unwanted sound. The main sources are natural (earth quake,
volcanic eruption, thunder storm etc) and manmade (vehicles, industries,
crackers, entertainment equipments). High frequency of noise can damage the
hearing, central nervous system, high blood pressure, deafness and problems in
pregnant ladies and also to biodiversity. The low height, RCC building helps in
prevention of noise pollution. The provision of greenbelt helps in reducing the
noise.. Imparting strict laws also helps in reducing noise pollution.
06/11/2010
Archaeological pollution
There are approximately 850 small and big monuments across Paschim
Midnapur District. According to the Archaeological Survey of India, no
structure of any sort and form can be constructed within 300 meters of
radius from the ancient monuments however the same has not been
followed. In 1863 the Howrah Calcutta Smoke Nuisance Act was introduced
which was amended in 1905 and later called as Bengal Smoke Nuisance Act.
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This act was made specifically to preserve the Victoria Memorial. The
episode highlights the pollution to historical monuments caused by air
pollution and from heavy vehicular movement.
11/12/2010
E-waste Part-1
As per UNEP in the year 2020 the E-Waste generation will be 500% more than
that of the E-Waste generated in the year 2007. Obsolescence of e-goods are
responsible for increasing e-wastes. E-Waste contains 50% Ferrous materials,
13% non ferrous materials, 21% plastic and remaining content are of glass,
ceramic, plywood etc. Kolkata generates 9000 T/annum of which 3000 ton is
generated by the IT sector. Chief Law Officer from WBPCB discussed the
problems of disposal of e-wastes which contain toxic metals including
Cadmium, Nickel and many other heavy metals which are picked by rag pickers
and cause health hazards.
18/12/2010
E-waste Part-2
Environmental problems associated with disposal of e-wastes was continued in
the episode. The e-waste guidelines states focuses on collection at a central
point for storage then it should be sent for E-Waste processing for recycling.
15/01/2011
Mobile phone Part-1
The increase mobile phone use, the installation of mobile towers, the health
impacts on flora fauna were covered in two episodes. The first cell phone
(DynaTAC 8000X) was invented by Martin Cooper in 1986. The rules for setting
up a mobile tower is, firstly permission is to be sought from the government of
India. After that permission from the local authorities is also needed. It is also
mandatory to get a structural stability certificate of the building or structure
over which it is to be installed. The engineers on the set up site need to certify
the structure for its stability. This certificate is to be issued on a yearly basis
after monitoring the wear and tear of the structure.
22/01/2011
Mobile phone Part-2
Refer above
29/01/2011
Automobile Part- 1
Vehicles are inevitable part of our life. The number of vehicles are increasing
each day. Vehicles cause air pollution by releasing CO, CO2, NO2, SO2, smoke,
hydrocarbons to the environment and cause serious health problems. Proper
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20
21
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Topics Covered
maintenance of vehicles, good roads and use of right fuel are key to reduce
05/02/2011
Automobile Part- 2
This episode is in continuation of the last episode. Bio fuel Jatropha, when
mixed with diesel gave 20% more mileage and 50%less pollution. Already
Jatropha plantation has begun in West Bengal. In future it is planned to
construct green corridor where only green or eco friendly vehicles will move.
12/09/2011
Antarctica Part-1
Two episodes were dedicated to the concerns of climate change impacts on
glaciers in the polar region. The ancient Greek named Antarctica as
‘Antarcticos’ meaning opposite to ‘Saptarishi’- a constellation. In 1773 Captain
James Cook discovered the Antarctic Circle. The various anthropogenic
activities are responsible for the environmental degradation caused by rapid
melting of the glaciers. The surface water temperature of the lakes ranged
between 1.0- 8.90C and an increasing temperature was observed from 1996,
this has led to the melting of ice and increasing sedimentation in the lakes.
19/09/2011
Antarctica Part-2
Refer above
26/02/2011
Wetland –Part-1
East Kolkata Wetland is enlisted under the Ramsar Convention for
conservation of wetlands. The wetland is a part of East Kolkata. It is a place
where fisheries are on a boom. The vegetation of all types flourishes well in
this region due to the presence of wetlands. In year 1945, the total area of
East Kolkata wetland was 20,000 acres presently it is only 12,500 acres.
The environmental problems of wetlands were highlighted in THREE
consecutive episodes. The District Land Reforms Officer oversees the
implementation of the Land & Land Reforms; the Sub Divisional Land
Reforms Officers are to ensure the preservation of these wetlands. Land
encroachment is a serious problem. to preserve wetlands, there is a need
to reduce construction activities.
05/03/2011
Wetland –Part-2
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Refer above.
The World Wetlands Day is observed on 2nd February every year since
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1971 after the Ramsar Convention held in Iran.Kolkata’s maximum
sewerage water is pumped towards East Kolkata Wetlands. Various
nallas also flow towards it. In the year 1992 the High Court banned any
form of polluting the East Kolkata Wetlands. The purification system of
water in these wetlands by following method. After every 3 to 4 years
the fish rearing ponds are dried completely dried. Lime powder is
spread over the dries bed of pond. Further the wastewater is allowed to
enter in this pond until the water level gain a height of 3ft-4ft. After 4-5
days whole pond becomes green due to presence of algae (JALKUMBHI).
After 2-3 days algae is removed from the pond and whole water get
clear. Again water looks greener. Wetland water is allowed to enter in
this pond and in 15 days algaes developed which is eaten by fish.
21/05/2011
Wetland –Part-3
Rfer above. The wetlands are a source of livelihood for many people directly or
indirectly like fishing, weaving nets, farming etc. The vegetation farms also help
in sustaining many families. The quantity of fish caught depends upon the size
of pond where fishes are reared. For a 50 bigha fish pond the quantity will be
80 to 100 kg fish / day and more than 50 bigha pond they get 150 to 200/ day
fishes approximately.
28/05/2011
Towards greener part-1
TWO episodes focus on the important role played by trees & plants in our daily
lives. Trees provide food, clothes and fresh air. The trees absorb heavy metals
like lead and arsenic and helps in making environment pollution free. Giapu,
Eucalyptus, Deodar, Ashoka are seen in schools and colleges. Small shrubs and
seasonal flower bearing plants like Champa, Kaamini, Rose and Gulmohar,
Maltilata, Madhulata and Boganvalia add beauty. The episode highlights the
importance role trees & plants play in our lives. According to a study :
1. When a diesel vehicle runs 100 kms it emits 7.7 kg of CO2.
2. In a year a lawn of area 10 sq. m absorbs 6.1 Kg of carbon.
 In a year 22 Kg of carbon is absorbed by 1000 banana or Banyan trees. The
quantity of carbon absorbed by a particular tree may be calculated by
Allometric Equation.
Primarily the plantation will help in increasing the greenery and further these
green plants make the soil rich in nitrogen, phosphate to maintain the fertility
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of other crops. In the villages it has been seen that the houses have a
temporary boundary made up of wood and wire, a plantation of climbers,
shrubs can be done over these boundaries. Many plants and trees (like Neem,
Akunda, Nishinda, Tobacco leaf) themselves have a self protection system to
fight against the insects.
04/06/2011
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Trees can sequester the carbon emitted from automobiles and various
other human activities and have some have medicinal values. In many
places the plants are used to prepare Ayurvedic medicines. For example
the Bashak plant is excellent for curing cold and cough congestion in
chest, Tulsi is capable of curing fever, and Neem is useful for treatment
of many ailments. Guloncho can re-boost the immunity system of
humans. Satvogandha cures Blood Pressure.
11/06/2011
R Ganga Success Story Part-1
TW episodes have been devoted to the tropic. Ganga is a very important
historical river. It is the centre for industrial development; industrial pollution is
a serious problem. The Ganga basin stretches over an area of 1, 70,000 sq Km
and approximately 45% of the total population of the country are dependent
on the river for their livelihood directly or indirectly. The Ganga Action Plan was
formulated to reduce pollution being discharged into the river. All sewage is
being treated before discharge into the river. Treatment plants have been
established, nearly 24,000 public toilets have been constructed, and in 75
regions the work of beautification of the banks of river Ganga has been
conducted. In West Bengal National Ganga River Basin Authority state unit has
been set up. The Urban Development department is working in collaboration
with WB PCB. It is also proposed to use the treated water for irrigation
purposes along with fishing. Millenium Park is a special beautified park
constructed near the banks of the river.
18/06/2011
R Ganga Success Story Part-2
Refer above.
Regular monitoring of water is conducted, idol immersion is monitored,
on the 5th of March ‘Nodir Jonne Hatun’ a rally was also organized to
create awareness.
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25/06/2011
Food colour part-1
Colours are being used in various food items and some of them cause health
problems. TWO episodes on the topic were covered The Prevention Of Food
Adulteration Act framed in 1994 lays down stds for eight types of specific
colour for use in food items. To clean the vegetables properly it is necessary to
dip the vegetables in Luke warm water for some time. It is necessary to educate
people about food colouring. Those who purchase colourful sweets should try
and refrain from doing so.
02/07/2011
Food colour part-2
Refer above.
09/07/2011
Vanaspati Ashray Part-1
In West Bengal approximately 4500 forest protection committees have been
formed. It is not possible to preserve the forests by the forest department
alone. There is a requirement of participation from the tribes and people who
live in the forests. Nearly 5 lac families have come forward along with the forest
department to preserve and protect the forests. A tree of medium weight
surviving for 50 years will generate 1 ton of oxygen/ year. Animals can also feed
on the leaves of trees. Leaves are also utilized for formation of disposable
plates. The woods, logs and leaves can also be used for lighting fire fro cooking.
People living in the woods and near it depend on the forests for their
livelihood. People get fruits, flowers and medicinal herbs and roots from the
forest. Honey and wax is also collected from forest.
16/07/2011
The episode continues focussing on the contribution of trees to our well being.
(refer above).
23/07/2011
Herbal Product part-1
At present 70% of the medicines are prepared from plants and nearly 20,000
plants are identified from the preparation of many types of medicines and
related things. The raw materials used at present are flowers, aloe-Vera and
paan. The color is extracted from flowers. The aloe-Vera is used for producing
many cosmetic products for skin and hair. Fruit juice is also used to make ice
creams. Scented herbal candles, abir, Toffees, cold drinks etc have been
prepared here from the waste flowers and other natural plants and leaves.
Awareness amongst everyone is the key. Community development research
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laboratory works to develop things of utility from whatever is found in nature.
30/07/2011
An NGO prepares various medicines from leaves of trees, vegetables which are
effective in curing many ailments. The Basil leaves are used for preparing curd
and sweet which cures. Loss of memory, heart problems and sleeplessness can
be cured by these medicines. The carrot is full of vitamin A and anti oxidants. It
helps in preventing cancer. They are also preparing sugar free roshogulla and
sandesh for diabetics. It has 2% sugar only. Sugar is also prepared from the
leaves of tree which is 300% more sweet than sugar normally found in the
market. Only 20% people are aware about these natural sweets. 80% people
are not aware of such type of food products that are made from natural
substances and are harm free.
06/08/2011
Heritage building aprt-1
The heritage buildings are a witness of the history.
Kolkata has several old buildings and structures which are in a poor state.
which include Metropolitan Building, Writers building, GPO, National Library,
Hog market, Indian National Museum, Kolkata Corporation, Asiatic society,
Princep Memorial, Town Hall, Victoria memorial.
Kolkata Municipal Corporation formulates a law in the 2007. This law divides
the Heritage Buildings according to the parameters of age, condition of
structure, historical importance etc. Grade-I buildings cannot be changed and
cannot be used fro business purposes. Grade-II buildings can be used for
business purposes. The vacant portions of the buildings can be used without
any changes. Grade-III buildings can be transformed but the historical
structures in it cannot be destroyed.
14/08/2011
The episode highlighted the need to protect heritage buildings from being
environmental hazards. The Taj Mahal at Agra has developed black spots, which
is popularly known as ‘Marble Cancer’ because of the reaction with the acid.
Agra is surrounded by many industries like refineries which were emitting SO2.
Renewable Energy Sources- Part 1
In India total energy generation is 1.70 Lac MW in which 12% is generated by
non conventional energy sources. Conventional energy sources (petroleum
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product, coal) are sufficient only for next 40-50 yrs. A non conventional energy
source includes solar energy, hydel energy, wind energy, geo thermal energy,
bio mass energy, tidal energy etc. Solar energy can be utilised in two ways i.e.
Solar Photovoltic cell and solar water heater. Govt. of India is providing subsidy
of 30% for installing solar system in village area. The Green building concept
utilises the maximum part of the solar energy and conserves it as well.
Renewable Energy Sources- Part 2
The wind mills have been installed at Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh,
Gujarat, and Rajasthan for generation of electrical energy from wind energy.
Bio mass energy source includes cow dung cakes, cashew nuts and groundnut
shells, dried twigs of wheat and rice plantation. In West Bengal (Bankura)
approximately 300 MT of Bio mass is collected and electrical energy is
generated. Nuclear energy is an alternative source of energy but it has many
hazards which are life threatening.
Public Awareness
The episode provides a general overview on various environmental problems includes Air, Water and Noise pollution, automobiles being a major source of
Air pollution and growing menace of plastic wastes.
List of experts: Kolkata Doordarshan
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Topic
1
2
R. Ganga- Part- 1
R. Ganga- Part- 2
3
Arsenic
4
Plastic waste
5
Bio medical waste
Expert
Dr Kalyan Rudra, Environmentalist
Mr Abhijit Chattopadhyay, CPCB, Kolkata
Mr. Vishwajeet Mukhopadhyay , Chief Law
Officer, WBPCB
Prof Kumarjyoti Nath, Chairman, Arsenic task
force (WB)
Mr Shrivastava, Director, CWC
Mr Shyamal Adhikari, WBPCB
Dr Rana Sinha, Director, Sambramky Ltd, WB
Mr. Krishnendu Dutta, AGM, Sembramky Ltd.
Episode
no.
Topic
Solid waste
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Dust pollution
8
De-Forestation
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Noise pollution
12
Archaeological pollution
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E-waste Part-1
14
E-waste Part-2
15
Mobile phone Part-1
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Mobile phone Part-2
Automobile Part- 1
Mr Shyamal Adhikari, WBPCB
Mr Debbrata Majumdar, Mayor –in-Council
Dr. Sudipta Mitra
Mr Subhash Dutta, Environmentalist
Dr Pronobesh Sanyal, Forest Dept
Mr Narayan Ghudui, WBU
Dr Tonmoy Choudhary, Cardiologist
Officer, WBPCB
Dr Ashim Patra
Officer, WBPCB
Dr Ashim Patra
Sh Debasis, Scientist, WBPCB
Sh Probir Roy, Scientist, WBPCB
Md Yasir Pathan, President Award winner
Mr Sudipto, SAFE NGO
Officer, WBPCB
Dr Shyamashish Bandhopadhyay
Dr Bhaskar Gupta, Jadavpur Univ.
Officer, WBPCB
Mr Probir Kumar Roy, Sr. Environmental
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no.
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Topic
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Automobile Part- 2
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Antarctica Part-1
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Antarctica Part-2
About Antarctica +
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Wetland –Part-1
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Wetland –Part-2
23
Wetland –Part-3
24
Expert
Officer
Dr Debasis Chokroborty, WBPCB
Dr Joydeep Biswas, Chitranjan National
Cancer Inst,Kolkata
Officer, WBPCB
Mr. S.P. Choudhury, MD, West Bengal Energy
Development Corp Ltd
Officer, WBPCB
Mr Subhash Dutt, Environmentalist
Mr. Bulganin Mitra, Zoologist, Geological
Survey of India
Mr Sudipta Roy, Geologist
Dr. Pradip Malhotra
Officer, WBPCB
Mr Tapan Saha, Scientist
Mr Visvajit Roychodhury
Dr Ashish Ghosh, Scientist
Dr Nitai Kundu, Officer, EKWMS
Mr Tapan Saha, Scientist
Sh Dhurbajyoti Ghosh, Environmentalist
Mr Amitabh Roy
Officer, WBPCB
Mr Hemen Mondol
Sh Kalyan Chakravoprty, BCKVV
Prof Jayshree Roy, Jadhavpur University
Dr Manas Ghosh, Lecturer
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R Ganga Success Story Part1
R Ganga Success Story Part2
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Food colour part-1
Food colour part-2
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Renewable Energy SourcesPart 1
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Renewable Energy SourcesPart 2
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Public awareness
Sh Kalyan Chakravoprty, BCKVV
Sh. M. Kundu, Agriculture scientist
Sh. Amarnath goswami, Advocate
Sh. Debashish Chattopadhyay,
Environmental Scientist
Prof Utpal Roy, Jadavpur Univ.
Prof Utpal Roy, Jadavpur Univ.
Sh Rakesh Sinha
Sh Rakesh Sinha
Dr Siddharth Dutta, Jadavpur Univ.
Mr A Chattopadhyay, Jadavpur Univ.
Sh Rabindra Pal
Sh D C Das, West Bengal Heritage
Commission
Dr B Chattopadhyay, Jadavpur Univ.
Sh S P Ganchoudhary, WB Govt
Sh K K Barua, Chairman, Solar Photovoltic
Research Committee
Sh S Dey, Heritage College
Sh S P Ganchoudhary, WB Govt
Sh K K Barua, Chairman, Solar Photovoltic
Research Committee
Dr Dulal Basu
Sh V K Dey, WBPCB
Interaction with general public
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Patna (Bihar)
Salient features
Language – Hindi
Telecast time slot:
‘Paryavaran Darshan’, a weekly TV programme launched by CPCB on the eve of World
Environment Day, 2010. The main motto behind this initiative is to create mass
awareness using mass media. The programme is being telecasted in 12 regional
languages.
As part of this programme, CPCB in coordination with Bihar State Pollution Control Board
signed a Mou with Patna Doordarshan Kendra and a total of 45 episodes each with 30
minutes duration are prepared for telecast. Episode.1 telecasted on July, 2010. Up to
August, 2011 a total of 45 episodes are telecasted. In order to ensure smooth running of
the programme a committee is constituted with following members from Bihar State
Pollution Control Board vide work order No. 615 dated 18th June, 2010.
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Sh. Manoj Kr. Sinha. Member Secretatry-------------- Chairperson
Sh. Vidyananda Sinha, Senior Law Officer------------- Member
Sh.S.P. Roy, Assistant Environmental Engineer------ Member
Sh. S.N.Jaiswal, Scientist ------------------------------------Member
Dr. Naveen Kumar, Scientific Officer---------------------Member
Sh. Birendra Kumar, Public Relation Officer --------- Coordinator
* Patna Doordarshan Kendra provided copy of 22 episodes and remaining
th
programme
st
details for 21 episodes telecasted between 30 October 2010 to 21 March 2011 has not
been provided from Patna due to some technical Problems from their end. Details of
episodes telecasted are provided in Table I and Table II
Details of Episodes already telecasted on Paryavaran Darshan
Episode
1
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Date of
Episode Topic (s) & Program brief
Telecast
10.07.2010
Introduction to Environment and views of Experts
Episode 1 dedicated to general introduction to the environment. Experts from
different fields shared their views on environmental problems especially
Episode
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highlighting the problems as observed in Patna City. Honourable Environment
Minister of Bihar, Sh, Ramjee Das Rishidev highlighted the significance of tree
plantation and policy of Bihar Govt. in this matter. A general overview on
pollution problem and lack of awareness was also discussed by other eminent
experts.
17.07.2010
Introduction to Environment + Water Pollution + Ganga
River- History, Religious & Cultural Significance + Ganga River
Pollution
nd
2 episode presented a general account on Ganga
River, its History, origin, distribution as well as
cultural and religious significance. Introduction to
ganga river pollution status also incorporated in this
episode. Dr. Vidyananda Sinha, Senior Law officer
from Bihar State Pollution
Control board discussed
about Water Pollution (Control & Prevention) Act,
1974 and its application. Dr. Anunoy Choubey of Art
College shared the thoughts and messages of
painters from Ganga Painting Academy
24.07.2010
Ganga River Pollution + Drains discharging into the River
Ganga + Sewage Treatment Plant, Sayedpur
This episode highlighted the Ganga Pollution due to domestic waste water
discharge and showed present status of drains discharging into the Ganga
River. Mode of operation of sewage treatment plants along with treatment
capacity in Patna was described. Dr. Naveen Kumar, Scientist BSPCB discussed
about sources of water pollution especially non point sources which are
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6
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difficult to manage. Sh Bimal Kr Sinha of Sayedpur STP gave demonstration of
unit operations in the said sewage treatment facility
31.07.2010
Sewage treatment Plant at Baktar & Pahari+Discussion on
Ganga Project and Sewage treatment
07.08.2010
Status of Ganga at Mokamah, Patna + ETP Bata, Mokamah,
Patna + Simaria Ghat
This episode is about industry initiative towards
effective environmental management as well as
status of Ganga river pollution at Mokamah and
situation in Simaria Ghat. As part of the programme
waste water management practices in Bata
Company, Mokamah presented. Each step of ETP
operation and recycling practices were described by
experts. Status of Ganga River pollution in the
stretch between Patna to Mokamah was shown.
Horrible condition of Simaria ghat also showed
where un burnt or half burnt dead bodies are
directly disposed of into the Ganga river posing a
great threat to the environment and increasing the
chances of infectious disease spreading.
14.08.2010
ETP and Environmental Management Practices at UB
Distillery, Mokamah + A success story on effective
management of Industrial Effluent
Episode
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7
Date of
Telecast
Episode six is about industry initiative towards
effective waste water treatment and successful
application of treated waste water. Here initiative by
UB Distillery, Mokamah to
manage waste water and
effluent is illustrated.
Each
step
of
ETP
operation depicted vividly. How treated waste water
from UB Distillery utilized in ferti irrigation was also
stated. Feedback from farmers was also included.
21.08.2010
ETP at I.O.C Barauni and Green Park + Drama on
Environmental Awareness
Barauni Refinery of Indian Oil Corporation was
highlighted in this episode. How effluent with oil,
treated and recycled and reused was the topic of
discussion of this episode. Step by step process of
treatment was depicted. Oil separation, aeration,
activated sludge process
etc were described. To
create awareness among citizens of Patna about
importance of tree, a group of artists took initiative
and performed on roads showing pain of cutting tree
and conveying the message not to cut a tree was
also presented.
04.09.2010
Status of Ganga River pollution in Munger- Significance of
Ganga at Sultangunge and pollution status + Workshop on
Bio Diversity +Aforestation programme at Gram Panchayat
Significance of Munger City, its historical and
mythological significances described by renowned
persons. Pollution of Ganga River especially decline
in water level and how ponds and lakes in this city
are getting dried up was described. Pollution
problem in Sultangunge a famous ghat with great
religious importance was illustrated. Each year a
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10
11
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Telecast
number of pilgrims visit this place and collect holy
water for worshiping God Shiva in Deoghar. How the
bathing and other daily activities of pilgrims
deteriorating the water quality was also shown. A
session on activities towards environmental
awareness presented glimpses of workshop on Bio
diversiy and tree plantation by gram panchayat.
11.09.2010
Environmental Management Plan in ITC, Munger+ Recitation
on Environment+ Our Earth, Our responsibility
This episode depicts story of industry initiative for
waste water management. The waste water
management in ITC, Munger is presented in this
episode. How through series of operation and using
biological treatment water
gets treated here was
described. Our Earth our
responsibility session discussed on simple practices
that could be adopted by common people to
manage municipal solid waste such as segregation at
source, composting etc. The episode ended with a
Poetry and recitation session.
18.09.2010
Environmental Protection plan at NTPC Kahalgaon+ Our
earth, our responsibility
25.09.2010
Sewage treatment plant, Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
Station, Stack Monitoring, Aforestation programme,
Environmental Laboratory at NTPC, Kahalgaon + Our Earth,
Our Responsibility
Episode No. 11 presented environmental initiative by NTPC Kahalgaon.
Measures taken by them for waste water treatment, Air quality monitoring,
and Stack monitoring and tree plantation programme were highlighted.
Operation of sewage treatment plant and reuse of treated water were
demonstrated by experts. A visit to environmental laboratory maintained by
NTPC Kahalgaon was incorporated. NTPC took initiative to plant a tree in the
Episode
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12
Date of
Telecast
Ecological Park whenever employee will retire. In our earth our responsibility
session, need of tree and how it is important for human existence and what we
can do to protect them were discussed
02.10.2010
Gandhiji’s thoughts on environment + Status of LTP, LWTP
and UCB at NTPC, Kahalgaon + Aforestation Programme +Our
Earth, Our responsibility
This episode contains an interview with expert on
Gandhiji’s thoughts on environment and how
Gandhiji adopted a simple lifestyle more close to
nature to protect natural resource. Next session
dedicated to Liquid waste and waste water
management initiatives by
NTPC, Kahalgaon. How
through series of operations waste water gets
treated and reused for plantation etc. A visit to UCB
control at NTPC Kahalgaon also included. How
continuous monitoring of Ambient and stack air
quality could be done was also demonstrated.
Aforestation programme through ecological park and nursery by NTPC was
shown.
23.10.2010
Pitrypakhsha Mela and Falgu River Pollution at Gaya +
Drama.- “ Louta Do woh Din”
Gaya a city with great religious and historical significance. Every year from
different parts of country gather here to perform ritual of Pindadan. The wastes
generating from this activity are disposed improperly causing pollution problem
in Falgu river. Due to huge pressure of pilgrim and their daily activities flow in
Falgu river diminishing day by day. Although it seems that some of the pilgrims
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36
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Date of
Telecast
aware about the consequences but majority not bothered about it impacts.
Although initiatives taken by municipal authority but that is not enough to sort
out the problem. This episode covers the status of Falgu river Pollution and
Pitripakhsha Mela. Episode ended with short Drama on Pollution problem.
28.5.2011
Discussion on Rain water harvesting, Methods of rain water
harvesting and its application+ International Biodiversity day
Celebration by Bihar State Pollution Control Board
Episode 35 addressed a Potential area of water
conservation through Rain water harvesting. Experts
from A.N. College Patna stated the significance of
rain water harvesting to restore water level and
meet the water demand. How rainwater fails to
recharge ground water due to concretization and
discharges into drains as surface runoff was
described by experts. Simple methods for rainwater harvesting and technical
specification for urban housing were discussed. Application of rain water for
community use and schools were shown. A successful application of it was
demonstrated by Vice Principal of Loyaola High School Patna where rainwater
recharges the well and the stored water used for plantation and other
activities. Different application of rain water
harvesting to recharge ground water, drinking water
supply, and irrigation water supply was discussed. An
initiative by state Pollution Control Board to
celebrate world Biodiversity day and to create
awareness among school children through painting
competition was shown in this episode.
04.06.2011
Discussion with experts on World Environment Day, Role of
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Biodiversity on Environment, Role of Wild animals on forest
protection, Role of common people to protect Environment +
Song on pollution problem and environmental Protection
Background for World Environment Day celebration and its significance in
creating awareness stated by Dr. Naveen Kumar, Sc., BSPCB. Dr. Naveen Kumar
also told about theme and host country for this year. Among other experts,
Prof R.K.Sinha of Central University of Bihar discussed about role of Bio
diversity on environment and how forest and biodiversity provides us food,
fodder and shelter. He also added on impacts of interfering with natural
systems and we can do on our part to protect environment. The decade 20052015 is declared as ‘Water for Life Decade’ and how acute water problem
becoming evident day by day and our responsibility to conserve water was
discussed as well. Dr. Gopal Sharma discussed on role of wild animals in forest
protection and how they help in germination and maintaining ecosystem
balance. He also highlighted policy of state Government to protect Wild
animals in Bihar. Feedback also taken from experts on role of common people
to protect environment. The episode concluded with a song on environment
18.6.2011
Discussion with expert on Impacts of development on
environment + A film on vehicular pollution
The episode contains a discussion with expert
regarding impacts of development on our
environment. The discussion covers a number of
issues relevant to the topic such as how quality of life
and lack of civic senses magnifying the problem. In
context to urban development what should be the
urban planning for Patna
City was discussed. In the next session a detailed
account on air and noise pollution from automobile
was discussed. Experts highlighted on impacts of
particulate matter in air. The episode ended with
recitation on environment describing how tree is
important for human existence.
25.6.2011
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System +View of Experts on
Problem of Municipal Solid Waste & its management +
37
Date of
Telecast
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180
Episode
180
39
40
Date of
Telecast
Poetry on Environment
This episode is about technical details of Ambient Air
Quality monitoring. As the major instrument of air
monitoring respirable dust sampler was described,
How it help in sampling air
particulate matter and
gaseous pollutants was
also
demonstrated.
Another session on water logging due to improper
Municipal solid waste disposal was included. Rule to
manage MSW and responsibility of citizens as stated
in rule was also discussed. It was recommended to
dispose as per the time schedule of municipal authority. Along with this how
this problem of MSW magnifies during rainy season and become a reason for
various diseases was presented. How plastic waste chokes drainage system and
cause water logging was shown.
02.07.2011
09.07.2011
Discussion on Water Harvesting, view of expert + Workshop
on water harvesting + Poetry & Recitation on Environment
The episode addressed a key issue i.e. Water
harvesting. A detailed discussion with expert in this
field was incorporated which highlighted different
aspects of water harvesting and its significance. As a
most potential tool for water harvesting Rainwater
harvesting was discussed in detail. The simple
methods for Rain water harvesting both in urban and
rural area and how harvested water could be utilized
in daily activities, whether they could be used in
irrigation or drinking were all discussed in
compressive manner. How waste water could be
used in water harvesting and traditional ways of
water harvesting were discussed. A workshop
carried out in Bhojpur District of Bihar in this
connection was also covered for telecasting. Episode ended with a poetry and
Episode
41
42
Date of
Telecast
Recitation session on Environment
16.07.2011
Automobile pollution problem in Patna City + Inauguration of
Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station at
Taramandal Kendra, Patna + Details of Continuous Ambient
Air Quality Monitoring Station
Episode begins with a film on vehicular pollution providing types of pollutants
released into air from automobile exhaust and their impact. This episode
telecasted inauguration function of Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
station at Taramandal Kendra, Patna and an interview of Dy. Chief Minister of
the Bihar State and his view and policies for environmental management by
Bihar Government. Member Secretary, BSPCB gave statement on need of this
CAAQM station and its further application for formulating action plan. The
working principle of CAAQM station was demonstrated by scientist from BSPCB
23.07.2011
A film on ‘Adulterated Fuel oil use’+ view of experts on
adulterated fuel oil use and its impact on health+ Song on
Environment
This episode contains a Film on use of adulterated
fuel oil use. It showed how increase in vehicle
number hinders the emergency services like
ambulance. How three wheelers indiscriminately
using adulterated fuel oil
for short time benefit. A
discussion expert added
information on common practices of adulteration
and initiative to stop it. To understand the health
impact from adulterated fuel and how to avoid it, an
interview with Heart specialist from IGBS hospital
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182
Episode
43
44
45
Date of
Telecast
also incorporated.
30.07.2011
Discussion on Noise Pollution + Legal Provision for Noise
Pollution +A film on Noise Pollution + Public opinion on Noise
Pollution + Song on Environment
Episode showed a detailed account on Noise pollution starting from what
actually Noise Pollution refers to impacts of Noise Pollution. The instrument for
measure noise level was also demonstrated. Legal provisions for noise pollution
discussed by Vidyananda Sinha. Penal actions against polluters under the
provision of Noise Pollution Control and Regulation Rule, 2000 were discussed.
A film on indiscriminate use of pressure horn nicely illustrated. Episode ended
with a song on Environment.
06.08.2011*
13.08.2011*
List of Experts
Name of expert
Sh. Pankaj Kumar
Not shown
Acharya Kishore Kunal
Anamika Priyadarshini
Arun Kumar
Brother Toreus
Dinesh Prasad
Dr. Anunoy Choubey
182
Designation
NTPC, Kahalgaon
Professor, A.N. College, Patna, Dept. of Environmental
Science
Administrator, State Religious Matter Board, Patna
Vice Principal, Loyaola School, Patna, Bihar
Poet
Principal, Art College, Ara (Specialist Ganga Painting
Name of expert
Dr. B.P.Singh
Dr. Doris D’souza
Dr. G.K.Mondal
Dr. Naveen Kr.
Dr. Nupur Ghosh
Dr. R.K.Sinha
Dr. Vidyananda Singh
S.N.Jaiswal
Sh Subash Chandra Sinha
Sh Ramjee Das Rishidev
Sh. Ajay Kr. Gupta
Sh. Aniruddha Sinha
Sh. Anjanee Kr.
Sh. Basir Ahmed Khan
Sh. Bimal Kr. Sinha
Sh. Girija Shankar
Sh. I.Baje
Sh. Janardan Prasad
Sh. Kaushik Chattopadhyay
Sh. Laxmikant Mishra
Sh. M. Sinha
Sh. Pramod Kr. Agrawal
Sh. Pranab Parag
Sh. Rajee Ahmed
Academy)
Cardiologist
Principal, Womens’ college
Scientist, State pollution Control Board
Dolphin Main, Bihar
Senior Law officer, SPCB, Bihar
Dy. Chief Minister, Bihar
Water, UB Distillery, Mokamah
Poet
G.S.Gutban
Kaushar Kamalpuri.
NTPC Staffs
Pavan Srivastava
Prof. R.K. Sinha
Designation
Head of the Department. Environmental Sc, Central
University of Bihar
Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board
Forest & Environment Department, Govt. of Bihar
Director, Doordarshan Kendra, Patna
Author
Singh, Principal Secretary, Tourism Department
Chief Conservator of forest, Govt. of Bihar
STP, Sayedpur
Principal Secretary, Urban Development & Housing
Department
Principal, TSME, IOC, Barauni
Manager, ITC, Munger
Senior Journalist
Unit Manager, Bata Company, Mokamah
ETP, UB Distillery, Mokamah
Poet & Recitation Artist
Intellectual
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184
Name of expert
Designation
Sh. Ramadhar Sinha
Sh. S.K. Saxena
Sh. Sabita Singh Nepali
Sh. Sreedhar Singh cherubolu
Sh. Sunil Gupta Sh. Dubeyjee
Sh. Y.P.Singh
T.K.Sinha
ETP Supervisor, Bata, Mokamah
Dy Manager, Process, IOCL, Barauni
Poet & Recitation Artist
Manager, Bihar State Water Board
NTPC, Kahalgaon
Environment Manager, Munger
List of Experts (Episode wise)
Episode
No.
Experts
1
Sh. Girija Shankar, Principal Secretary, Urban Development & Housing
Department
Sh. Anjanee Kr. Singh, Principal Secretary, Tourism Department
Sh, Ramjee Das Rishidev, Forest & Environment Department, Govt. of Bihar
Dr. Doris D’souza, Principal, Womens’ college
Sh. Basir Ahmed Khan, Chief Conservator of forest, Govt. of Bihar
Sh. Ajay Kr. Gupta, Director, Doordarshan Kendra, Patna
Sh Subash Chandra Sinha, Member Secretary, State Pollution Control Board
Dr. Vidyananda Singh, Senior Law officer, SPCB, Bihar
Acharya Kishore Kunal, Administrator, State Religious Matter Board, Patna
Dr. Anunoy Choubey, Principal, Art College, Ara (Specialist Ganga Painting
Academy)
Sh. Bimal Kr. Sinha, STP, Sayedpur
Sh. Sreedhar Singh cherubolu, Manager, Bihar State Water Board
Dr. Naveen Kr., Scientist, State pollution Control Board
Not Received
Sh. M. Sinha, Unit Manager, Bata Company, Mokamah
Sh. Ramadhar Sinha, ETP Supervisor, Bata, Mokamah
Sh. Pramod Kr. Agrawal, ETP, UB Distillery, Mokamah
G.S.Gutban, Water, UB Distillery, Mokamah
Sh. Janardan Prasad, Principle TSME, IOC, Barauni
2
3
4
5
6
7
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Episode
No.
8
9
12
13
34
35
36
37
38
Sh. S.K. Saxena, Dy Manager, Process, IOCL, Barauni
Sh. Laxmikant Mishra, Senior Journalist
Sh. Aniruddha Sinha, Author
Sh. Nandkishore Pang, Sultangunge
Dr. R.K.Sinha, Dolphin Main, Bihar
Sh. Y.P.Singh, Environment Manager, Munger
Sh. Kaushik Chattopadhyay, Manager, ITC, Munger
Sh. Pranab Parag, Poet & Recitation Artist
Sh. Sabita Singh Nepali, Poet & Recitation Artist
Not Received
10
11

Experts
Sh. Pankaj Kumar, NTPC, Kahalgaon
NTPC Staff
Sh. Sunil Gupta, Sh. Dubeyjee, NTPC, Kahalgaon
Sh. Rajee Ahmed, Intellectual
Sh. I.Baje
Acharya Kishore Kunal, Administrator, State Religious Matter Board, Patna
Episode No. 14-33 Not Received
DVD not working communicated to Patna Doordarshan Kendra
Name of experts not shown in episode. Discussion reveals that experts are
from
A.N. College, Patna, Dept. of Environmental Science
Brother Toreus, Vice Principle, Loyaola School, Patna, Bihar
Representative from BSPCB
Interview with participants of International Biodiversity Day Celebration and
their guardians
Prof. R.K.Sinha, Head of the Department. Environmental Sc, Central University
of Bihar
Dr. Gopal Sharma, Scientist, Zoological Survey of India
Anamika Priyadarshini
Arun Kumar
Dinesh Prasad, Poet
Dr. G.K.Mondal, Scientist, State pollution Control Board
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186
Episode
No.
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
186
Experts
Kaushar Kamalpuri. Poet
Dr. Nupur Ghosh
Pavan Srivastava
Dinesh Prasad, Poet
Dy. Chief Minister, Bihar
S.N.Jaiswal, Scientist, State pollution Control Board
T.K.Sinha
Dr. B.P.Singh, Cardiologist
Dr. G.K.Mondal, Scientist, State pollution Control Board
Dr. Vidyananda Singh, Senior Law officer, SPCB, Bihar
Not Received
Acknowledgment
(CPCB’s team for report compilation)
J S Kamyotra, Member Secretary
Mita Sharma, Incharge P R Division
A Manoharan, Incharge ZO Bangalore
S Suresh, Incharge ZO Bhopal
A Chattopadhyay, Incharge Kolkata
M Q Ansari, Incharge ZO Lucknow
H. K. Karforma, Incharge Shillong
B R Naidu, Incharge, Vadodara
V K Shukla, Incharge Project Office, Agra
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Mumbai
Ahm’bad
Bhopal
Raipur
Jaipur
Shimla
Lucknow
Jalandhar
Srinagar
Kolkata
Ranchi
Patna
Bhu’war
B’ lore
Thiruva’puram
Chennai
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DD National
Language
Marathi
Gujarati
Hindi
Hindi
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Punjabi
Kashmiri
Bengali
Hindi
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Oriya
Kannada
Malayalam
Tamil
Telugu
Assamese
Hindi
CPCB Staff
Pratik Bharne
Amit Thakkar
R P Mishra
R D Patil
S K Meena
V K Shukla, Agra
D K Soni
Sharandeep,(HQ )
Gargi Gurtu, (HQ)
S Roy
J P Singh
Sundeep Singh
S. Ekka
Ms Varalaxmi
M. Madhusudan
K Ranganathan
M. S. Rao
S Dutta
Anamika Sagar (HQ)
Report formatted by: Pawan Kumar, DEO & Premraj, Project Assistant (HQ)
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