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Website:- www.ppcb.gov.in

Office Dispatch No :..3.3 <f 7 Registered/Speed Post Date: e6Industry Registration ID: R12BAR69077 Application No : 7876507

To,~Vijay SingJaVillage Fatehgarh Channa, Mansa Road, Trident Complex, DhaulaBarnala,Barnala-148101

Subject: Grant Varied 'Consent to Operate' u/s 21 of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 for dischargeof emissions arising out of premises.

With reference to your application for obtaining Vatie~ 'Consent to Operate' U/S 21 of Air (Prevention & Control ofPollution) Act, 1981, you are hereby, authorized to operate an industrial unit for discharge of the emission(s) arisingout of your premises subject to the Terms and Conditions as mentioned in this Certificate.

1. Particulars of Consent to Operate under Air Act, 1981 granted to the industry,CTOAIVariediBARl201817876507

Date of issue:Date of expiry:

Certificate Type:Previous CTO No. & Validity: CTOAIRenewailBARI201715202206

From:29103!20l'l" /[0.'3110312020

2. Particulars of the Industry

Name & Designation of the Applicant VijaySingla, (President)Address of Industrial premises Jol chemicals and pharmaceuticals limited,

Village[atehgarh channa, mansa road, trident complex,dhaula,Barnala,Bamala-1481 01

Capital Investment of the Industry 62460.01akhsCategory of lndustry RedType of Industry Organic Chemical manufacturingScale of the Industry LargeOffice District BarnalaConsent Fee Details Rs, 14,10,000/- through UTRIReference No.

ALLAH17051433388 dated 20/02/2017.

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Raw Materials (Name with Quantity per day) Ethyl Alcohol @205.34KiloLiters/DayToluene @27.58Metric Tonnes/DayAcetyl Chloride @11.16Metric Tonnes/DayAcetic Acid @286.92Metric Tonnes/DayAcetic Anhydride @41.70Metric Tonnes/DayPropylene @12.45Metric Tonnes/DayIso Butyl Benzene @19.05Metric Tonnes/DayIso Propyl Alcohol @8.557Metric Tonnes/DayMono Chloro Acetic Acid @13.43Metric Tonnes/DaySodium @3.27Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Dichromate @42.37Metric Tonnes/DaySulphuric Acid @I4.39Metric Tonnes/DayMono Methyl Chloro Acetate @2.555Melric Tonnes/Day2,6 Dichlorophenol @1.793Metric Tonnes/DayAniline @l.024Metric Tonnes/DayChloro Acetyl Chloride @1.2433Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Methoxide @O.54Metric Tonnes/DayAluminium Chloride @26.42Metric Tonnes/DaySodium hydroxide @O.6231Metric Tonnes/DavDimethylamine Hydrochloride @4.925Metric Tonnes/DayDicynamide@5.075Metric Tonnes/Day4-chlorophenyl (4-hydroxyphenyl)-methanone@O.1615Metric Tonnes/DayChloroform @O.082Metric Tonnes/DayAcetpl1e@O.040Metric Tonnes/Day2-chlorophenyl glycine @O.2200Metric Tonnes/DayMethanol @O.282Metric Tonnes/DayTartaric Acid @O.1803Metric Tonnes/Day2 (thiopheny-2yl) ethanol @O.I523Metric Tonnes/Day4-Methoxyb,enzen.e?1-sulJonylchloride @O.2290MetricTonrtes/Dtly .IPll,RCL @O.I148Metric Tonnes/DayPamformaldehyde @O.0360Metric Tonnes/Day2 Benzyl pyridine @O.070Metric Tonnes/Day

~~_~ , 2 chloro -N~Ndimethyl.eihylamine hydrochloride@O.060MetricTonnes/DaySodium Amide @O.Ol{j3MetrjcTonnes/Day2-3 dichlorobenzonitrile @O.0781Metric Tonnes/DayAmino Guanidine bicarbonate @O.0536Metric Tonnes/DayIbuprofen @O.2922Met,:icTonnes/DayDL-Lysine @O.2092Metric Tonnes/DayPotassium Hydroxide @O.072Metric Tonnes/DayHydrochloric Acid @O;'046MetricTonnes/DayHypochlorite @O.0956Metric Tonnes/DayHydrogen Gas @O.0012Metric Tonnes/Daypotassium tert butoxide @O.1442Metric Tonnes/DayTriethylamine @O.0649Metric Tonnes/Daypotassium Carbonate @O.280Metric Tonnes/Daypthalic Anhydride @O.0687Metric Tonnes/Daymonoethanolamine @O.0286Metric Tonnes/Day4-chloroethyl acetoacetate @O.0771Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Hydride@O.0427Metric Tonnes/DayHydrazine Hydrate @O.2058Metric Tonnes/DayXylene @O.049Metric Tonnes/DayN-N,dimethylfomlamide @O.0339Metric Tonnes/Daypiperidine @O.0394Metric Tonnes/Daymethyl-3 amine crotonate @O.0534Metric Tonnes/Daychlorine @30.05Metric Tonnes/DayMethanol @O.168Metric Tonnes/DayCholic Acid@O.260IMetric Tonnes/DayHexane @O.0398Metric Tonnes/Dayorthochlorobenzaldehyde O.0652Metric Tonnes/Day

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Products (Name with Quantity per day) Ibuprofen @29Metric TonneslDayEthyl Acetate @300Metric TonneslDayMono Chloro Acetic Acid @40Metric Tonnes/DayAcetic Anhydride @70Metric TonneslDayAcetyl Chloride @32Metric TonneslDayIso Butyl Benzene @40Metric TonneslDayDiclofenac Sodium @3.5Metric Tonnes/DayMetformin Hydrochloride@lOMetric Tonnes/DayFenofibrate @0.25Metric TonneslDayClopidogrel Bisulphate @0.5Metric TonneslDayIbuprofen Lysinate @0.5Metric TonneslDayAmlodipine @0.25Metric TonneslDayLamotrigine @O.lOMetric Tonnes/DayPhineramine Base @O.lOMetric TonneslDayUrsodeoxycholic Acid @O.25Metric Tonnes/DayCogeneration @17MegawattAcetic Acid @OMetricTonneslDayRabeprazole Sodium OMetricTonneslDay

By-products, if any, (Name with Quantity per day) Potassium Carbonate @O.280Metric Tonnes/DayAluminium Hydroxide @0.850Metric Tonnes/DayAmmonium Sulphate @0.}57Metric TonneslDaySodium SuI hate @0.138Metric Tonnes/Day

Details of the machinery and process As per the details given ill the a lication no. 7876507.Quantity of fuel required (in TPD) and capacity ofboilers/ Furnace/Thermo heater etc.

Boiler of80 TPH: Rice husk@21TPHBoiler of 32 TPH (standby) : Rice husk @8.5TPHBoiler of 15 TPH (standby) : Rice husk @3.75TPHThermopacklIBflfuraace): Diesel@3600Liter/dayThermopqck 3 nos. (IBUfurnace): Diesel @720LiterldayKetenefurnace : Diesel 4800Liter/day

Type of Air Pollution Control Devices to be installed Boiler of 80 TPH: Electrostatic PrecipitatorBoiler oj32 TPH'? Electrostatic PrecipitatorBoiler of 15TPH: Trima cvclone SeparatorThermopacl<'(IBiJjurnaceF"Adequatestack heightprovided ..Thermopack 3 nos. (IBUfurnace): Adequate stack heightprovided.Ketenefurnace: Adequate stack height provided.

Stack height provided with each'lboiler/therrri~heater/Furnace etc.

Boller 80 TPH60CGroundLevel)154.5(RoofLevel)Boiler 32 r.RH60(Ground'Level)154.5(RoofLevel)Botler}4 TPH52(Grouna Level)147.5(RoofLevel)lBB thermopack28(Ground Level)122.5(RoofLevel)Thermopac~[O(GroundLevelj/l O.5(Roof Level)Thftrmopackl6(Ground Level)l} 0.5(Roof Level)1;de,neRurnace24(Ground Level)I}8.5(Roo Level)

Sources of emissions and type of pollutants Flue gas emissions from boilers, thermopacks and Ketenefurnaces: SPM, S02, NOx etc.

Standards to be acheived under Air(Prevention &Control of Pollution) Act, 1981

As per the emission standards prescribed by the MoEFICPCBIPPCB.

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(D.K.Singla)Environmental Engineer

For & 01/ behalf

of

(Punjab Pollution Control Board)

Endst. No.: Dated:

A copy of the above is forwarded to the following for information and necessary action please:Environmental Engineer, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, Sangrur.

06/08/2018

(D.K.Singla)Environmental Engineer

For & on behalf

of

(Punjab Pollution Control Board)

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

A. GENERAL CONDITIONS

I. This consent is not valid for getting power load from the Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd. or for gettingloan from the financial institutions.

2. The industry shall apply for renewal lextension of consent at least two months before expiry of the consent.

3. The industry shall not violate any of the norms prescribed under the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution)Act, 1981, failing which, the consent shall be cancelled I revoked.

4. The achievement of adequacy and efficiency of the air pollution control devices installed shall be the entireresponsibility of the industry

5. The authorized fuel being used shall not be changed without the prior written permission of the Board.

6. The industry shall not discharge any fugitive emissions. All gases shall be emitted through a stack ofsuitable height, as per the norms fixed by the Board from time to time.

7. The industry shall provide port-holes, platforms and/or other necessary facilities as may be required forcollecting samples of emissions from any chimney, flue or duct or any other outlets.

Specifications of the port-holes shall be as underr-

i) The sampling ports shall be provided atleast 8 times chimney diameter downstream and 2 timesupstream from the flow distllrban~~. For a+~~angular cr~ss section the equivalent dia.meter (De)shall be calculated from the followmg equatIon to determine upstream, downstream dlstance:-

De = 2 LW I (L+W)

Where L= length in mts ....W= Width in mts.

ii) The sampling port shalT be 7 to 10 ern in diameter

8. The industry shall put display Board indicating en';ironmental data in the prescribed format at the mainentrance gate. .",,_. ."""".r

9. The industry shall discnarge all gases through a stacK ormirtimum height as specified in the followingstandards laid down by the Board.

(i) Stack height for boiler plants "",. ",. ~'+"'1i' •.S.NO. Boiler ,;fth-Steam G '""! !sta~ heights -~~eneratmg

Capacity; .••011 £~ •.m'kWI. Less than 2)W;hn/hr.'"

\\ti!if ....9fWrri~ters0;2.5 times tKe height of neighboring buildingwhich ever is more

2. More than 2 tall/hr. to-5 ton/hii» 12 meters

3. More than 5 ton/hr. tol0 ton/hi" 15 rJbters " "...2i':.

4. More than 10 tall/hr. to 15 ton/hr 18 meters

5. More than 15 tall/hr. to 20 ton/hr 21 meters

6. More than 20 ton/hr. to 25 ton/hr. 24 meters

7. More than 25 ton/hr. to 30 ton/hr. 27 meters

8. More than 30 ton/hr. 30 meters or using the formulaH = 14 QgO.30rH = 74 (Qp)0.24Where Qg = Quantity of S02 in Kg/hr.Qp = Quantity of particulate matter in Ton/day.

Note: Minimum Stack height in all cases shall be 9.0 mtr. or as calculated from relevant formulawhichever is more.

(ii) For industrial furnaces and kilns, the criteria for selection of stack height would be based on fuelused for the corresponding steam generation.

(iii) Stack height for diesel generating sets:

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Capacity of diesel generating set Height of the Stack0-50 KVA Height of the building + 1.5 mt50-100 KVA -do- + 2.0 mt.100-150 KVA -do- + 2.5 mt.150-200 KVA -do- +3.0mt.200-250 KVA -do- + 3.5 mt.250-300 KVA -do- + 3.5 mt.

For higher KVA rating stack height H (in meter) shall be worked out according to the formula:

H = h+0.2 (KVA)0.5where h = height of the building in meters where the generator set is installed.

10. The pollution control devices shall be interlocked with the manufacturing process of the industry to ensureits regular operation.

II. The existing pollution control equipment shall be altered or replaced in accordance with the directions of theBoard, and no pollution control equipment or chimney shall be altered or as the case may be erected or re­erected except with the prior approval of the Board.

12. The industry will provide canopy and adequate stack with the D.G sets so as to comply with the provision ofnotification No GSR-371 E dated 17-5-2002(amended from time to time) issued by MOEF underEnvironment (Protection) Act, 1986.

13. The Govt, of Punjab, Department of Science, Technology & Environment vide its notification no.4/46/92-3ST/2839 dt. 29112/1993 has put prohibition on the use of rice husk as fuel after 1.4.1995 except thefollowing:- "'"*.... ----"In the form of briquettes and use of rice husk in fluidized bed combustion.So the industry shall makethe necessary arrangement to comply with the above notification."

14. The industry shall submit balance sheet of every financial year to the concerned Regional Office by 30thJune of every year

15. That the industry shall submit a yearly certificate to the effect that no addition 1 up-gradation! modification!modernization has been carried out during~tl1eprevious year otherwise the industry shall apply for the variedconsent.

16. a) The industry shall ensure tliat at any time the emission do not exceed the prescribed emissionsstandards laid d~wn by the Board from time to time for such type of industry lemissions.The industry s~~ll ensure that the emissions from each stack shall conform to the followingemission standar(\s"laid down by the Board in respect of the Industrial Boilers.

b)

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~?,/'Steam Generating Required particulate matter B.capacity A.

Area up to 5 Km fromr

Other than 'A IclassOther than the peripheryof I and Class-II town

Less than 2 ton/hr. 800 mg/NM3 1200mgINM32 ton to 10 ton!hr. 500 mgINM3 1000 mgINM3Above 10 ton to 15 ton/hr 350 mgINM3 500 mgINM3Above 15 ton/hr 150mgINM3 150 mgINM3

All emissions normalized to 12% carbon dioxide.

17. The industry shall ensure that the Hazardous Wastes generated from the premises are handled as per theprovisions of theHazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2008,without any adverse effect on the environment, in any manner.

18. The air pollution control equipments shall be kept at all time in good running condition and;

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All failures of control equipments.

The emissions of any air pollutant into the atmosphere in excess of the standards lay down by theBoard occurring or being apprehended to occur due to accident or other unforeseen act or event.'Shall be intimated through fax to the concerned Regional Office as well as to the Director ofFactories, Punjab, Chandigarh as required under rule 10 of the Punjab State Board for thePrevention and Control of Air Pollution Rules, 1983'.

19. The industry shall plant minimum of three suitable varieties of trees at the density of not less than 1000 treesper hectare all along the boundary of the industrial premises.

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(ii)

20. The industry shall submit a site emergency plan approved by the Chief Inspector of Factories, Punjab asapplicable.

21. The industry shall comply with the conditions imposed by the SEIAA/MOEF in the EnvironmentalClearance granted to it as required under ElA notification dated 14/9/06, if applicable.

22. The industry shall make necessary arrangements for the monitoring of stack emissions and shall get itsemissions analyzed from lab approved / authorized by the Board:-

(i) Once in Year for Small Scale Industries.(ii) Twice/thrice/four time in a Year for Large/Medium Scale Industries.

23. The industry shall maintain the following record to the satisfaction of the Board :-

(i) Log books for running of air pollution control devices or pumps/motors used for it.

(ii) Register showing the result of various tests conducted by the industry for monitoring of stackemissions and ambient air.

(iii) Register showing the stock-of-absorbents-and-otherchemicals to be used for scrubbers.

24. The industry will install the separafe energy Jeter for \Unning'poliutiBn control devices and shall maintainrecord with respect to operation of air pollutidn control device-so as to the satisfy the Board regarding theregular operation of aif;P9llullon controfJ!evice and~mo.g,t.6Iyr(].adingj re£;Qrdmay be sent to the Board bythe fifth of the following month.

25. The industry shall provide onrl;e l;:"hnitofingsYfte~as applicable, fO"rin ~tack emission and shall maintainthe record of the same for,inspection of the Board Officers.

26. The Board reserves the right to revoke the consent granted to the' industry at any time, in case the industry isfound violating the provisions of Air (Prevention &1Control of Pollutionj-Act, 198I as amended from timeto time.

27. The industry shall comply with any other conditions laid:down or directions issued in due course by theBoard under the provisions of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 198I.

28. Nothing in this consent shall be deemed to neither preclude the institution of any legal action nor relieve theapplicant from any responsibilities, liabilities or penalties to which the applicant is or may be subjected tounder this or any other Act.

29. Any amendments/revisions made by the BoardlCPCBIMOEF in the emission/stack height standards shall beapplicable to the industry from the date of such amendmentslrevisions.

30. The industry shall dispose off its solid waste generated by the burning of fuel in an Environmentally SoundManner within the premises/outside as approved by the Board, to avoid public nuisance and air pollutionproblem in the area.

3I. The industry shall ensure that no air pollution problem or public nuisance is created in the area due to thedischarge of emissions from the industry.

32. The industry shall provide adequate arrangement for fighting the accidental leakage/discharge of any airpollutant/gas/ liquids from the vessels, mechanical equipment's etc, which are likely to cause environmentalpollution.

33. The industry shall not change or alter the manufacturing process(es) and fuel so as to change thequality/quantity of emissions generated without the prior permission of the Board.

34. The industry shall earmark a land within their premises for disposal of boiler ash in an environmentallysound manner, and / or the industry shall make necessary arrangements for proper disposal of fuel ash in ascientific manner and shall maintain proper record for the same, if applicable.

35, The industry shall obtain and submit Insurance cover under the Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991.

36. The industry shall provide proper and adequate air pollution control arrangements for control emission fromits fuel handling area, if applicable.

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37. The industry shall comply with the code of practice as notified by the Government/Board for the type ofindustries where the siting guidelines 1 Code of Practice have been notified.

38. The industry shall not cause any nuisanceltraffic hazard in vicinity of the area

39. The industry shall ensure that the noise & air emission from D.G. sets do not exceed the standardsprescribed for D.G. sets by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, New Delhi.

40. The industry shall ensure that there will not be significant visible dust emissions beyond the property line41. The industry shall provide adequate and appropriate air pollution control devices to contain emissions from

handling, transportation and processing of raw material & product of the industry.

42. The Industry shall ensure that its production capacity does not exceed the capacity mentioned in the consentand shall not carry out any expansion without the prior permission 1NOC of the Board.

B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS

I.The industry shall comply with the conditions of site clearance granted by State Competent Authorityvide letter no. CSAl08/1-24/1219 dated 14/05/2008, in letter and spirit.2. The industry shall ensure that there will be no increase in pollution load for the change in product mix asper the No increase in Pollution Load certificate granted to the industry by the Technical Committee videno. EE(Mega)/20 18/4858 dated 13/02/20 18.3.The industry shall not emit black smoke from its stacks under any circumstances.4. This consent to operate shall supersede the earlier consent to operate issued to the industry vide no.CTOAIRenewa~ARl20 17/5202206 having validity from 29103/2017 to 3110312020.

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/(D.K.Singla)

Environmental EngineerFor & all behalf

of

(Punjab Pollution Control Board)

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-- PUNJAB POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD--~PUNJAB

Punjab Pollution Control Board, Zonal Offlce-Il, Patiala.Website:- www.ppcb.gov.in

Registered/Speed PostOrtlCl' Dispatch No :

Industry Registration ID: R12BAR69077 Application No : 7875332

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';lI bjcct: Grant Varied 'Consent to Operate'an outlet u/s 25/26 of Water (prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974for discharge of effluent.

With reference to your application for obtaining Varied 'Consent to Operate' an outlet for discharge of the effluentu/s 25126 of Water (Prevention & Control ot:Jl,ollution) Act, 1974, you are, hereby, authorized to operate anindustrial unit fordischarge of the effluent(s) arrsing out of your premises subject to the Terms and Conditions asmentioned in this Certificate

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I. Particulars of Consent to Operate under Water Act, 1974'granted to the industry

CTOWIVariediBARl201817875332Datl' of issue: 06108/2018,_Qateof expiry:

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L~·eviOllSCTO No. & Validity:

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IName & Designation of the Applicant "~~'- VijaySingla, (President)I

I~l chemicals and pharmaceuticals limited,Address of Industrial premisesVillagefatehgarh channa, mansa road, trident complex,dhaula,

! Barnala.Barnala-I 48101ICapital Investment of the Industry 62460.01akhsi Category of Industry Redr-

l Type of Industry Organic Chemical manufacturing~ale of the Industry LargeI 0fficc District BarnalaConsent Fee Details Rs. 14,10,000/- through UTRIReference No.

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Raw Materials(Name with quantity per day) Acetic Acid@286.92Metric Tonnes/DavEthyl Alcohol @205.34KiloLiters/DayToluene @27.58Metric Tonnes/DayAcetic Anhydride @41.70Metric Tonnes/DayPropylene @12.45Metric Tonnes/Day1.1'0Butyl Benzene@19.05Metric Tonnes/DayAcetyl Chloride@11.16Metric Tonnes/Day1.1'0Propyl Alcohol @8.557Metric Tonnes/DayMono Chloro Acetic Acid @J3.43Metric Tonnes/DavSodium @3.27Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Dichromate @42.37Metric Tonnes/DavSulphuric ACid@14.39Metric Tonnes/DayMono Methyl Chloro Acetate @2.555Melric Tonnes/Day2,6 Dichlorophenol @1.793Metric Tonnes/DayAniline @1.024Metric Tonnes/DayChloro Acetyl Chloride @1.2433Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Methoxide @O.54Metric Tonnes/DayAluminium Chloride @26.42Metric Tonnes/DaySodium hydroxide @O.623iMetric Tonnes/DayDimethylamine Hydrochloride @4.925Metric Tonncs/DavDicynamide @5.075Metric Tonnes/Day4-chlorophenyl (4-hydroxyphenyl)-methanone@O.16J5MetricTonnes/DayChloroform @O.082MetricTonnes/Day1p~tone @0.040Metric Tonnes/Day

~. "2'!chlorophenylglycine @0.2200Metric Tonnes/DayMethanol @0.282Metric Tonnes/DayTartaric Acid @0.1803Metric Tonnes/Day2_(thiopheny-2yl)ethanol @0.1523Metric Tonnes/Dav4-Methoxybenzene l-sulfonyl chloride @O.2290MetricTonnes/DayfPA. HCL @O.f148Metric Tonnes/DayParaformaldehyde @O.0360Metric Tonnes/Day2 Benzyl pyridine @O.070Metric Tonnes/Dayzc;cchloro-N-N dimethyl ethylamine hydrochloride@0.060Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Amide @0.0163Metric Tonnes/Day2~3dichlorobenzonitrile @O.078iMetric Tonnes/DayAmino Guanidine bicarbonate @0.0536Metric Tonnes/DavIbuprofen @0.2922Metric Tonnes/DayDl.-Lysine @O.2092Metric Tonnes/DayHydrazine Hydrate @0.2058Metric Tonnes/DayPotassium Hydroxide @O.072Metric Tonnes/DayHydrochloric Acid @O.046Metric Tonnes/DayHypochlorite @O.0956Metric Tonnes/DayHydrogen Gas @0.00J2Metric Tonnes/Daypotassium tert butoxide @0.1442Metric Tonnes/DayTriethylamine @0.0649Metric Tonnes/Daypthalic Anhydride @O.0687Metric Tonnes/Daymonoethanolamine @0.0286Metric Tonnes/DayXylene @0.049Metric Tonnes/Day4-chloroethyl acetoacetate @0.0771Metric Tonnes/DiivSodium Hydride @0.0427Metric Tonnes/DayN-N,dimethylformamide @0.0339Metl"icTonnes/DavHexane @0.0398Metric Tonnes/Dayorthochlorobenzaldehyde @0.0652Metric Tonnes/Davpiperidine @0.0394Metric Tonnes/Daymethyl-I amine crotonate @0.0534Metric Tonnes/Daychlorine @30.05Metric Tonnes/DayMethanol @O.i68Metric Tonnes/DayCholic Acid @0.260iMetric Tonnes/Daypotassium Carbonate @O.280Metric Tonnes/Day

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Products (Name with quantity per day) Ibuprofen @29Metric Tonnes/DayEthyl Acetate @300Metric Tonnes/DayMana Chiara Acetic Acid @40Metric Tonnes/DayAcetic Anhydride @70Metric Tonnes/DayAcetyl Chloride @32Metric Tonnes/DayIso Butyl Benzene @40Metric Tonnes/DayDiclofenac Sodium @3.5Metric Tonnes/DayMetformin Hydrochloride @10Metric Tonnes/DayFenofibrate @0.25Metric Tonnes/DayClopidogrel Bisulphate @0.5Metric Tonnes/DayIbuprofen Lysinate @0.5Metric Tonnes/DayAmlodipine @0.25Metric Tonnes/DayLamotrigine @O.IMetric TonneslDayPhineramine Base @0.10Metric Tonnes/DayUrsodeoxycholic Acid@0.25Metric Tonnes/DayCogeneration @17MegawattAcetic Acid @OMetricTonnes/DayRabeprazole Sodium @OMetric Tonnes/Day

By-Products, if any,(Name with quantity per day) Potassium Carbonate @0.280Metric Tonnes/DayAluminium Hydroxide @0.850Metric Tonnes/DayAmmonium Sulphate @0.157Metric Tonnes/DaySodium Sulphate @0.138Metric Tonnes/Day

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Details of the machinary and processes As per the details given in the a lication no. 7875332.fjrr:;li1eEfjluent(Law TDS) @ 598.0 KLDTradeEffluent (High TDS)@ 15.0 KLDDomestic Efjluent @ 25.0 KLD

Details of the Effluent Treatment Plant

Mode of Disposal Tr'ade'Efjluent'(LflW'TDS)@ 598.0 KLD (onto landfarplant(Jtio~;79n22l~c.Kesof land after ETP consisting .ofqualiza}.io}Jta~k,}J.naerobicfilter-I .Anaerobic filter-

2,Aefati()n tank,,j,8ec.Clarifier, Sandfilter coloumns-Z Nos,Carbon-Filters-Goloumns-Zcnos,collection Sump, Sludge

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A copy of the above is forwarded to the following for information and necessary action please:Environmental Engineer, Punjab Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, Sangrur.

06/08/2018

(D.K.Singla)Environmental Engineer

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(Punjab Pollution Control Board)

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

A. GENERAL CONDITIONS

This consent is not valid for getting power load from the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited or forgetting loan from the financial institutions.The industry shall apply for renewal/further extension in validity of consent atleast two months beforeexpiry of the consent.The industry shall ensure that the eft1uent discharging through the authorized outlet shall confirm to theprescribed standards as applicable from time to time.

The industry shall plant minimum of three suitable varieties of trees at the density of not less than 1000 treesper hectare all along the boundary of the industrial premises.

The achievement of the adequacy and efficiency of the effluent treatment plant/pollution control devices/re­circulation system installed shall be the entire responsibility of the industry.The industry shall ensure that the Hazardous Wastes generated from the premises are handled as per theprovisions of the Hazardous Wastes(Management, Handling and Trans boundary Movement) Rules, 2008 asamended time to time, without any adverse effect on the environment, in any mannerThe responsibility to monitor the effluent discharged from the authorized outlet and to maintain a record ofthe same rests with the industry. The Board shall only test check the accuracy of these reports for which theindustry shall deposit the samples collection and testing fee with the Board as and when required.The industry shall submit balance sheet of every financial year to the concerned Regional Office by 30thJune of every year.

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The industry shall submit a yt';arly certificatt';to the effect tg~t no addition/up-gradation/ modification/modernization has been carried'oufuuring the prevtOusyear otflerwise fie industry shall apply for the varied

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10. During the period beginning from the date of issuance and'the date of expiration of this consent, theapplicant shall not discharge floating solids or visible foam.

Any amendmentslrevisions made.by the Board.in the tolerance.limits for dispharges shall be applicable tothe industry from the date of such amendmentslrevisions.

The industry shall not change or alter the manufacturing process(es) so as to change the quality and/orquantity of the effluents generated without the written permission of the B~qard.Any upset conditions in the plant/plants of the factory, which-is likely to result in increased effluent and/orresult in violation of the standards lay down by, the Board shall be reportedJo the Environmental Engineer,Punjab Pollution Control Board of concerned.Regional Office immediatelysfailing which any stoppage andupset conditions that come to the notice of the Board/its officers, will be deemed to be intentional violationof the conditions of consent.

The industry shall provide terminal manhole(s) at the end of each collection system and a manhole upstreamof final outlet (s) out of the premises of the industry for measuxement of flow and for taking samples.The industry shall for the purpose of measuring.and recordirig the quantity of water consumed and effluentdischarged, affix meters of such standards and at such places as approved by the Environmental Engineer,Punjab Pollution Control Board of the concerned Regional Office.

The industry shall maintain record regarding the operation of effluent treatment plant i.e. record of quantityof chemicals and energy utilized for treatment and sludge generated from treatment so as to satisfy theBoard regarding regular and proper operation of pollution control equipment.

The industry shall provide online monitoring equipment's for the parameters as decided by concernedRegional Office with the effluent treatment plant/air pollution control devices installed, if applicable.The pollution control devices shall be interlocked with the manufacturing process of the industry.

The authorized outlet and mode of disposal shall not be changed without the prior written permission of theBoard.

The industry shall comply with the conditions imposed by the SEIAA / MOEF in the environmentalclearance granted to it as required under EIA notification dated14/9/06, if applicable.

The industry shall obtain and submit Insurance cover as required under the Public Liability Insurance Act,1991.

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The industry shall not use any unauthorized out-Iet(s) for discharging effluents from its premises. Allunauthorized outlets, if any, shall be connected to the authorized outlet within one month from the date ofissue of this consent.

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23. The industry shall make necessary arrangements for the monitoring of effluent being discharged by theindustry and shall monitor its effluents:-

(i) Once in Year for Small Scale Industries.

(ii) Four in a Year for LargelMedium Scale Industries.

(iii) The industry will submit monthly reading! data of the separate energy meter installed for runningof effluent treatment plant/re-circulation system to the concerned Regional Office of the Boardby the 5th of the following month.

24. The industry shall provide electromagnetic ho~vmeters at the source of water supply, at inlet/outlet oreffluent treatment plant within onemonth and shall maintain the record of the daily reading and submit thesame to the concerned Regional Office by the 5th of the following month.

25. The Board reserves the right to revoke this consent at any time in case the industry is found violating any urthe conditions of this consent andlor the provisions of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974as amended from time to time.

26. The issuance of this consent does not convey any property right in either real or personal property, or an),exclusive privileges, nor does it authorize any injury to private property or any invasion of personal rights.nor any infringement of Central, State or Local Laws or Regulations.

27. The consent does not authorize or approve the construction of any physical structures or facilities forundertaking of any work in any natural watercourse.

28. Nothing in this consent shall be deemed to neither preclude the institution of any legal action nor relieve theapplicant from any responsibilities, liabilities or penalties to which the applicant is or may be subjectedunder this or any other Act.

29. The industry shall make necessary and adequate arrangements to hold back the effluent in case of failure ofseptic tank.

30. The diversion or bye pass of any discliarge from facilities utilized by the applicant to maintain compliancewith the terms and conditions of fhis consent is prohibited except.

(i) Where unavoidable to prevent loss of life or some property damage or

(ii) Where excessive storrrndrainage or run 'off would damage facilities necessary for compliancewith terms and conditions of this consent. The applicant shall immediately notify the consentissuing authority in writing of each such diversion or bye-pass.

31. The industry shall ensure that no water pollution problem is created in the area due to discharge of effluentsfrom its industrial premises.

32. The industry shall comply withithe code of practice as notified bxthe Government! Board for the type ofindustries where the siting guidelines! code of practice have been nOtified.

33. Solids, sludge, filter backwash or other pollutant removed from or resulting from treatment or control ofwaste waters shall be disposed off in such a manner to prevent any pollutants from such materials fromentering into natural water.

34. The industry shall re-circulate the entire cooling 'Yater and shall also re-circulatelreuse to the maximumextent the treated effluent in processes '

35. The industry shall make necessary and adequate arrangements to hold back the effluent in case of failure ofre-circulation system! effluent treatment plant.

36. The industry shall make proper disposal of the effluent so as to ensure that no stagnation OCClll'S inside andoutside the industrial premises during rainy season and no demand period.

37. Where excessive storm water drainage or run off, would damage facilities necessary for compliance withterms and conditions of this consent, the applicant shall immediately notify the consent issuing authority illwriting of each such diversion or bye-pass.

38. The industry shall submit a detailed plan showing therein the distribution system for conveying waste-waterfor application on land for irrigation along with the crop pattern for the year.

39. The industry shall ensure that the effluent discharged by it is toxicity free.

40. The industry shall not irrigate the vegetable crops with the treated effluents which are used/ consumed asraw.

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41. Drains causing oil & grease contamination shall will be segregated. Oil & grease trap shall be provided 10recover oil & grease from the effluent.

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42. The industry shall establish sufficient number of piezometer wells in consultation with the concernedRegional Office, of the Board to monitor the impact on the Ground Water Quantity due to the industrialoperations, and the monitoring shall be submitted to the Environmental Engineer of the concerned RegionalOffice by the 5th of every month.

43. The industry shall ensure that its production capacity & quantity of trade effluent do not exceed the quantitymentioned in the consent and shall not carry out any expansion without the prior permissionlNOC of theBoard.

B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS

I. The industry shall comply with the conditions of site clearance granted by State Competent Authorityvide letter no. CSAl08/I-241 1219 dated 14/05/2008, in letter and spirit.2. The industry shall ensure that there will be no increase in pollution load for the change in product mix asper the No increase in Pollution Load certificate granted to the industry by the TechnicalCommittee vide110. EE(Mega)/2018/4858 dated 13/02/2018.3. The industry shall maintain the record of quantum of low TDS effluent and high TDS effluent generatedfrom its process and shall submit the same to the Board on monthly basis to adjudge the quantum of lowTDS and high TDS effluent generated from its process.4. The industry shall explore the possibilities of reuse of its treated trade effluent back into process, withinthree months.5. The industry will ensure that it will not discharge its effluent into any River / Drain 1Choe etc. directly 1indirectly, under any circumstances. _.6. The industry shall obtain permission for abstraction of ground water as per guidelines issued by theCentral Ground Water Authority (CGWA).7. This consent to operate shall supersede the earlier consent to operate issued to the industry vide no.CTOW/RenewallBARl2017~/5201480 having validity from 29103/2017..to 3110312020.

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For & on behalf

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(Punjab Pollution Control Board)

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