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BBIA delegation meets principal Secy Forest, discusses issues 3/13/2016 12:26:07 AM Jammu, Mar 12 : A delegation of Bari Brahmana Industries Association led by President Lalit Mahajan along with association members today met Principal Secretary Forest department Rakesh Kumar Gupta, discuss issues related to Pollution Control Board in respect of industrial sector. During the Course of discussion Mahajan show their resentment for the non inclusion of Chairman Federation of Industries, Jammu/Kashmir in the Pollution Control Board in spite of the fact that Industrial Sector is the real stake holder in respect of issues related to the department. The other issues also discussed during meeting including online issue of Consent to Operate, One time issue of Consent to Establish till the PMT of the Unit, Renewal of Consent to Operate as per the directives of the Central Pollution Control Board, Reduction in the Fees for obtaining Consent to Operate, Delegation of Powers to Regional Directors for the renewal of Consent to Operate for Orange Category, Exempt the unit holder for obtaining NOC's in respect of DG Set, Time Bound schedule for the clearance of files which were discussed in detail.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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