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Harbinder Singh Sekhon vs The State Of Punjab on 13 February, 2026 Author: Vikram Nath

industrial units had not conformed with the standards prescribed by the Pollution Control Board was not in dispute but there was no finding that ... where the variables are designed to capture the pollution potential of an industrial sector (Pollution Index)29, duration of violation30, scale of operation31, locational sensitivity32

areas which are to be kept free from such pollution potential products. The dumping of plastic is causing serious environment degradation and also impacting aquatic ... areas which are to be kept free from such pollution potential products. The dumping of plastic is causing serious environment degradation and also impacting aquatic

2025(CZ) M/s Medical Pollution Disposal Committee Vs.Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board 3) Location criteria In the context of these guidelines, buffer zone ... potential of fugitive dust emission from incinerators, iv. potential for discharge of wastewater v. the potential for odour production, vi. the potential for noise pollution

gross violation of the siting criteria prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board ( CPC B) in its Office Memorandum (O.M.) dated ... results in emission of volatile organic compounds, resulting in air pollution and potential fire hazards, affecting the life and safety of the surrounding population

Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Section 31(A) of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, directing the unit ... MPPCB Bhopal vide letter no. 2452 dated 07.11.2025. For assessment of potential air pollution and ground water contamination from the industrial activity, the air sampling

long celebrated this non- enumerated right to a clean, healthy and pollution-free Page 11 of 41 Neutral Citation No. 2026:JHHC:13668-DB environment ... Respirable Dust from Stone Quarrying, Potential Health Effects, and Its Management, 28 Env't Sci. & Pollution Rsch. 1 (2021). 6 Swades

with daily footfall exceeding 400 individuals. These vehicles create noise pollution, dust, and potential accident hazards, which can exacerbate mental health conditions and disrupt therapeutic

necessary implication, freedom not to listen and/or to remain silent. NOISE POLLUTION BY CRACKERS 11] The Chief Controller of Explosives shall take steps ... ensure that the firecrackers, having potential to pollute the air quality index, shall not be manufactured. NOISE POLLUTION BY USE OF MUSIC SYSTEM, POPULARLY KNOWN

necessary implication, freedom not to listen and/or to remain silent. NOISE POLLUTION BY CRACKERS 11] The Chief Controller of Explosives shall take steps ... ensure that the firecrackers, having potential to pollute the air quality index, shall not be manufactured. NOISE POLLUTION BY USE OF MUSIC SYSTEM, POPULARLY KNOWN