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Rs.138 Million Textile/Denim Fiber Pulp Manufacturing Project in Rangareddy, Telangana

Spanex Fibertech Private Limited is proposing to set up a textile/denim fiber pulp manufacturing unit at Plot No.15 & 16, Sy.No.257, Ibrahimpatnam Kalsa village, Ibrahimpatnam Mandal, Rangareddy District, at an estimated project cost of ₹138.3 million. The company applied for Consent to Establish through the state's single-window industrial approval platform, and following an inspection by Board officials, the committee has agreed to consider issuing the consent subject to submission of additional details covering water consumption and wastewater treatment/disposal systems, boiler capacity along with proposed air pollution control equipment, and solid waste generation and disposal methods. A denim/textile fiber pulp manufacturing facility of this nature typically involves fiber shredding and pulping lines, chemical treatment and bleaching units, effluent treatment plant, boilers for process steam, drying and baling equipment, along with material handling and storage infrastructure. The State Pollution Control Board has directed that no establishment activity can commence without obtaining the formal Consent to Establish, as mandated under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

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Non-Woven Medical & Hygiene Products Manufacturing Plant in Cuttack, Odisha

Wovinova is setting up a manufacturing unit at IDCO Plot No. 181(P), Choudwar Industrial Estate in the Bhabadeipur revenue village of Cuttack district, Odisha, spread over approximately 1.50 acres, for which the State Pollution Control Board has granted Consent to Establish under Section 25 of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Section 21 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The facility is intended to manufacture a range of non-woven and polyethylene-based medical and hygiene products, including bio-hazardous collection and LD bags, non-woven medical apparel such as bouffant caps and protective hoods, 3-ply surgical face masks made of medical-grade protective media, and engineered non-woven carrying bags in D-cut and W-cut formats. Typical machinery for such a facility would include non-woven fabric extrusion and lamination lines, spunbond/meltblown production units, ultrasonic and heat-sealing equipment for mask and liner assembly, polyethylene film extrusion and bag-forming machines, cutting and stitching units for apparel components, quality testing equipment for medical-grade material compliance, effluent and wastewater treatment systems, and DG sets with pollution control attachments. The consent is valid for five years within which the proponent must commence substantial physical progress on the project, and the unit will need to secure a Consent to Operate at least three months prior to commercial production, along with EPR registration from the Central Pollution Control Board for plastic waste management compliance.

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Rs.695 Million Ice Cream Manufacturing Unit in Rampur, Kamrup, Assam.

Prestige Ice Creams Private Limited is setting up a new ice cream manufacturing unit at Village No. 3, Rampur, South Bank Kamrup Rural, Assam, with an estimated project cost of Rs.6955.77 lakhs and a rated production capacity of 16,046,250 litres of ice cream. The facility will process raw materials including milk/milk powder, chocolate/fruit pulp, butter/fat, stabilizers and emulsifiers, flavours and colours, and sugar. The plant is expected to be equipped with pasteurization and homogenization units, continuous freezers, blending and mixing tanks, cold storage and deep-freeze rooms, packaging and filling machinery, refrigeration and cold chain infrastructure, along with an effluent treatment arrangement and rainwater harvesting system as mandated by the consent conditions. The State Pollution Control Board has granted Consent to Establish for the project under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, subject to compliance with environmental, effluent, solid waste, plastic waste and e-waste management norms, including development of a greenbelt covering at least 33% of the plot area.

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Rs.363 Million Kraft Paper Mfg. Expansion Project in Kamrup Rural, Assam

Shree Pawan Kraft Paper Mills is expanding its kraft paper manufacturing facility, a Red Category unit, with an investment of approximately ₹363.87 million. The plant uses waste paper (333 MT/Day), starch (6 MT/Day), coal (80 MT/Day) and polyaluminium chloride (0.6 MT/Day) as raw materials to produce kraft paper at a capacity of 300 MT/Day. The facility draws groundwater for its water requirements, with a consumption of 120 KLD, and is expected to be equipped with pulping and stock preparation systems, paper machines, drying and calendering sections, coal-fired boilers/furnaces, an oil and grease catch pit cum sedimentation tank for storm water management, rainwater harvesting infrastructure, and solid and hazardous waste handling facilities in line with regulatory requirements. The State Pollution Control Board has granted Consent to Establish for the expansion project.

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Rs.150 Million Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Processing Facility in Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka

Mukka Proteins Mukka Proteins Limited has established a standalone Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Processing Facility at Survey Nos. 265/1, 265/2 and 265/3, Bagalur Village, Jala Hobli, Bengaluru North Taluk, Bengaluru Urban District, Karnataka, spread over a non-forest land parcel of about 3.52 hectares acquired on lease, with a total project cost of ₹150 million (Fifteen Crores). The facility, which already holds a valid Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate from the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, is currently operational and processes wet waste at a capacity of about 6,000 tonnes per month, with the proposal indicating a targeted processing capacity of up to 30,000 metric tonnes per month using Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae-based bio-conversion technology, a process that typically involves waste sorting and shredding units, larvae rearing and feeding systems, bio-conversion trays/bins, drying and processing equipment for larvae-derived protein meal, and effluent/odour management systems. The unit is expected to generate 31 permanent jobs and around 29 temporary/contractual positions during its operational phase. The company has approached the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change seeking a clarification/endorsement on the non-requirement of Prior Environmental Clearance for this facility under the applicable EIA Notification category (B2), with the proposal currently under verification and no forest land, protected area, or ecologically sensitive zone involvement reported within the vicinity.

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Rs.120 Million Common Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility in Guna, Madhya Pradesh

The Municipal Council Guna has proposed development of a Regional Sanitary Landfill for a Common Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility (CMSWMF) to serve Guna town and its cluster Urban Local Bodies, to be located at Khasra No. 8/1, Village Sakatpur, Tehsil and District Guna, Madhya Pradesh, on 10 hectares of government-owned non-forest land, at a total project cost of about ₹12.01 crore (₹120.10 million). The facility is designed with a solid waste handling capacity of 12,264 TPA and is planned for disposal of inert materials at a rate of 33.6 TPD, to be transported by road. Typical infrastructure for such a facility is expected to include engineered landfill cells with liner and leachate collection systems, leachate treatment units, weighbridges, waste segregation and processing sheds, compactors and earth-moving equipment, internal roads, stormwater drainage, and environmental monitoring stations for air, water, noise and soil quality. The proposal is currently under examination for Terms of Reference (Category B1) by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, with baseline environmental data already collected (March–May 2025). The project is expected to generate about 25 permanent and 10,000 temporary man-days of employment during the construction phase, and 15 permanent and about 12,775 man-days of temporary employment during operations.

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Rs.138 Million Textile/Denim Fiber Pulp Manufacturing Project in Rangareddy, Telangana

Non-Woven Medical & Hygiene Products Manufacturing Plant in Cuttack, Odisha

Rs.695 Million Ice Cream Manufacturing Unit in Rampur, Kamrup, Assam.

Rs.363 Million Kraft Paper Mfg. Expansion Project in Kamrup Rural, Assam

Rs.150 Million Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Processing Facility in Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka

Rs.120 Million Common Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility in Guna, Madhya Pradesh

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