Documents for consent Applications under the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
by Vipan Singh on 2021-08-06
The List of Documents to be attached along with the Consent Applications under the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
Recommendations for a perfect Restaurant Design
by Vipan Singh on 2021-08-06
An entrepreneur can have a perfect restaurant design if he concentrates on his customers, restaurant ambiance, healthy food and FSSAI license and permits.
Procedure of Inspection by the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
by Vinay Singh on 2021-08-06
This is about the inspection team usually comprises of one or more officers, as the case may be, to carry out the inspections under the provisions of vivid environmental legislation.
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Consent To Operate (CTO) From Punjab Pollution Control Board
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-06
CTO refers to Consent to Operate, before carrying out any action at the industrial plant / activity / project, the entrepreneur is required to obtain consent to operate (CTO) from the State Pollution Control Board to operate an outlet u/s 25 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and to operate an industrial plant u/s 21 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. For all categories of Industries and Projects, The Punjab Pollution Control Board has prescribed a composite proforma for obtaining consent to operate.
What is Eligibility for FSSAI Licensing ?
by Shamshad Alam on 2021-08-06
This is regarding the FSSAI Licensing and eligibility. Government is supporting entrepreneurs and providing them opportunity to grow their business in Food industry keeping the health and safety at place.
Impact of Pollution in Delhi (NCR)
by Dheeraj Budhori on 2021-08-06
This article is about the Pollution level in Delhi NCR . How it impact to the business. Delhi - The Capital State of India continue to be sheathed in a thick black stocking of mist and grime for the Fourth Consecutive Day. As per the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) Official, there was a Ground-Level Dust Storm in the Western part of the Country that increased drastically coarser particles in the Air, causing a higher stake in pollution levels in Delhi.