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New Regional Common Sanitary Landfill Facility in Madhya Pradesh

Nagar Palika Parishad Shahdol has proposed a Regional Common Sanitary Landfill Facility to serve the Shahdol cluster of urban local bodies, comprising Shahdol, Khand, Beohari and Jaishinghnagar, at Survey No. 468(S), 474, 475, 476, 480 & 481, Village Kotma, Tehsil Sohagpur, District Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh. The project is a fresh Terms of Reference application under Category B1 of the EIA Notification 2006, currently pending before the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change with an Environmental Data Sheet query raised. The facility is designed for an estimated inert solid waste handling capacity of 20.2 TPD by the design year 2042, spread over a total non-forest plot area of 45,000 sqm (4.5 Ha), including a dedicated sanitary landfill area of 11,250 sqm (1.125 Ha). The total project cost is estimated at ₹269.02 lakh. The scope of work is expected to include site grading and liner installation, leachate collection and treatment systems, stormwater management drains, weighbridge and waste-sorting infrastructure, gas venting arrangements, and boundary/security infrastructure typical of engineered municipal landfill facilities. The project is expected to generate around 50 permanent and contractual jobs during the construction phase over roughly 300 days, and about 10 permanent jobs during the operational phase. No forest land, rehabilitation/resettlement, or litigation issues are involved, and baseline environmental data collection (air, water, noise, and soil quality) has already been completed by the accredited EIA consultant, Ind Tech House Consult, New Delhi.

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Rs.730 Million Wenlock District Hospital Expansion Project in Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka

Government of Karnataka involves expansion of construction activities at the existing Wenlock District Hospital campus in Mangaluru, Dakshina Kannada district, Karnataka, undertaken by Arogya Raksha Samithi, the trust managing the government-run district hospital. The existing built-up area of 63,155.42 sq.m is proposed to be expanded to 78,489 sq.m within a total plot area of 52,691.94 sq.m, increasing bed capacity to 705. The plan involves demolition of 3 existing buildings totaling 8,230 sq.m, construction of a new OPD block (ground + upper floors) with 18,630 sq.m built-up area, and addition of 2 new upper floors to the existing Super Specialty Medicine Block, adding 4,934 sq.m. The total project cost is estimated at ₹73 crore (₹7,300 lakh), with total land requirement of 5.2692 hectares, all non-forest land already acquired by the government. The project is expected to generate significant employment, with around 3,000 man-days of permanent and 27,000 man-days of temporary employment during construction, and roughly 900 permanent staff during operations. Typical equipment and infrastructure scope for such a hospital expansion would include medical gas pipeline systems, HVAC and centralized air-conditioning for OT and ICU areas, fire-fighting and life-safety systems, elevators/lifts, biomedical waste management infrastructure, effluent treatment plant, and backup power (DG sets) to support the expanded OPD and specialty care facilities. The proposal is currently under verification with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) for grant of Environmental Clearance, and construction has not yet commenced.

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Rs.4620 Million Greenfield Integrated Steel Plant in Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Tarni Steel LLP (Unit-2) has proposed a greenfield integrated steel manufacturing complex (Unit-2) to be set up at Chataud village, Tilda sub-district, Raipur district, Chhattisgarh, on 9.907 hectares of non-forest, government-allotted industrial land secured through the Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation (CSIDC); the project entails a total investment of about ₹462 crore and envisages twin 2x350 TPD Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) kilns to produce 2,45,000 TPA of sponge iron, which will feed a 4x25 ton twin-strand continuous casting machine (CCM) producing 3,43,000 TPA of MS billets/hot billets, further processed through hot charging and reheating furnace routes into 3,32,710 TPA of rerolled steel products and a 1,50,000 TPA galvanized steel line, supported by a coal gasifier (80,605 TPA), a 60 TPH slag crusher unit, a captive power plant of 35 MW (20 MW through waste heat recovery boilers and 15 MW through an auxiliary fired boiler), and a fly ash brick manufacturing facility of 32,500 bricks/day along with a weighbridge facility; the facility is expected to generate around 20 permanent and 365 temporary jobs during construction and around 50 permanent and additional temporary jobs during operations, and typical plant machinery is expected to include DRI kiln shells and coolers, induction/reheating furnaces, continuous casting and rolling mill lines, galvanizing baths, waste heat recovery boilers, coal gasification units, slag crushers, and fly-ash brick presses; the proposal, filed as a Category A Fresh ToR application, is under review by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change with an Essential/Additional Details Sought (EDS) query currently pending, indicating the project has not yet commenced physical construction. The company start the construction Activity on March 2027 and end on March 2029.

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Rs.1545 Million Duplex Board Manufacturing Unit Expansion Project in Surat, Gujarat

Tulsi Paper Mills Private Limited, an existing paperboard manufacturer operating since 2013 at Block No. 356–359 (Village Dastan) and Block No. 38/B (Village Kareli), Taluka Palsana, District Surat, Gujarat, has filed a Fresh ToR application with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change for expansion of its captive power plant from 4.8 MW to 6.5 MW along with addition of a deinking process to its existing duplex board manufacturing line; the total project cost is estimated at ₹154.56 crore, comprising ₹93.96 crore for the existing project and ₹60.6 crore for the proposed expansion, spread over non-forest land totalling 64,086 Ha (partly owned, partly on rented/leased land under Block 38/B); the duplex board line has a total proposed capacity of 350 TPD (127,750 TPA) using waste paper pulp with deinking and bleaching/colouring facilities, while the captive power plant is a coal/lignite-based thermal unit; the expansion is expected to generate 30 man-days of temporary construction employment and raise operational permanent employment from 269 to 424 and temporary employment from 100 to 166 personnel; the deinking process addition typically involves pulping, screening, flotation deinking cells, washing and bleaching equipment integrated with the existing paper machine and boiler/turbine augmentation for the enhanced captive power capacity; the company holds a valid Consent to Operate (CCA) from the Gujarat Pollution Control Board valid until April 2028, and baseline environmental monitoring for meteorology, ambient air, surface/ground water, noise and soil quality is yet to be collected as part of the ToR process. The company start the construction Activity on December 2026 and end on March 2027.

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Rs.8060 Million Industrial Ceramics Division Expansion Project in Hosur, Tamil Nadu

Carborundum Universal Limited, a Murugappa Group company, is undertaking an expansion of its existing Industrial Ceramics Division manufacturing facility located on Plot Nos. 47 & 48 and adjoining survey numbers across Mookondapalli and Juzuwadi villages, Hosur Taluk, Krishnagiri District, Tamil Nadu, within the SIPCOT Industrial Estate, Hosur. The existing plant, operational since 2014, is being expanded with an additional 0.3851 hectares of land (taking total project land to about 6.858 hectares) and roughly 19,215 sqm of additional built-up area, bringing total built-up area to about 53,825 sqm of industrial sheds; the total project cost including existing and proposed expansion components is about ₹806.07 crore (₹513.05 crore existing plus ₹293.02 crore proposed). The facility is expected to involve kilns, presses, grinding and sintering equipment, material handling systems, and pollution control infrastructure typical of an industrial ceramics/abrasives manufacturing plant, along with utilities and effluent treatment upgrades to support the expanded operations. Permanent employment during operations is projected to rise from 1,105 to 2,000, with about 100 additional man-days of temporary/contractual employment expected during the construction phase. The proposal, filed as an EC (Category B2) application, is currently under verification with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, with no forest land, protected areas, or R&R issues involved. The company start the construction Activity on November 2026 and end on April 2027.

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Rs.6220 Million Deepkamal Health Hospital & Medical College Project in Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Karnavati University, a Trust/NGO/Partnership entity registered in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, has proposed the construction of the Deepkamal Health Hospital & Medical College, a new building construction project spanning a built-up area of approximately 130,180.71 sq. meters, to be developed on a total land parcel of 2.6895 hectares of non-forest, privately-owned land at Uvarsad village in Gandhinagar district, Gujarat. The total project cost is estimated at ₹622 crore (₹6,220 million), and the proposal has been filed as a fresh Environmental Clearance application under Category B2, currently under verification with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. The facility, which combines hospital and medical college functions, is expected to generate substantial employment — around 100 permanent and 50,000 temporary man-days during the construction phase, and approximately 500 permanent jobs along with additional contractual staff during the operational phase. As a large-scale healthcare and educational infrastructure project, the facility is likely to incorporate diagnostic and medical equipment, HVAC and central air-conditioning systems, fire-fighting and life-safety systems, medical gas pipelines, elevators, water treatment and sewage treatment plants, backup power infrastructure, and other specialized hospital-grade building systems typical of a modern multi-specialty hospital and medical college campus. The company start the construction Activity on October 2026 and end on November 2029.

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New Regional Common Sanitary Landfill Facility in Madhya Pradesh

Rs.730 Million Wenlock District Hospital Expansion Project in Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka

Rs.4620 Million Greenfield Integrated Steel Plant in Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Rs.1545 Million Duplex Board Manufacturing Unit Expansion Project in Surat, Gujarat

Rs.8060 Million Industrial Ceramics Division Expansion Project in Hosur, Tamil Nadu

Rs.6220 Million Deepkamal Health Hospital & Medical College Project in Gandhinagar, Gujarat

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