The Natural Farming Programme portal of Uttar Pradesh promotes chemical-free, sustainable agricultural practices for farmers across the state. It provides information on natural farming methods, training resources, demonstration activities, and scheme-related benefits under the national mission. Farmers can learn about soil health, traditional techniques, bio-inputs, and environmentally friendly cultivation. The platform helps support eco-friendly agriculture, enhances awareness, and assists farmers...

The Forest Soil Health Card(FSHC) project is an initiative by the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education, Dehradun, under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India. It is a nationwide research-based program designed to assess, monitor, and improve forest soil health across all forest divisions in India. The FSHC web portal generates Digital Forest Soil Health Cards based on a consistent method to collect soil samples, testing 12 key parameters, and offering...

This portal provides an application facility for citizens of Madhya Pradesh to obtain land ownership rights on village population land. Through this service, residents can apply online for recognition of their legal rights over residential plots in rural areas. The system ensures transparency, efficiency, and ease of access by minimizing paperwork and offering digital submission. It supports rural development by securing property rights, reducing disputes, and empowering villagers with official documentation...

Industries planning to set up new units or expand existing facilities can apply online for Consent to Establish under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The service requires applicants to provide details of proposed activities, emission sources, and pollution control equipment. Authorities review the information to ensure compliance with air quality regulations before granting approval. This process helps regulate industrial emissions, promotes environmentally responsible development,...

Industries and establishments to apply for Consent to Operate under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. It ensures that industrial units manage wastewater discharge and adopt necessary pollution control measures before beginning operations. Through the online platform, applicants can submit forms, upload compliance documents, and monitor their application status. The process supports environmental protection by ensuring that industries follow prescribed standards for water...

Industries categorized under the Orange category to obtain consent or authorization for establishing or operating their units in compliance with environmental regulations. Applicants can submit required documents, provide details about industrial processes, and follow the approval process digitally. The system helps ensure that industries maintain pollution control standards set by regulatory authorities. It also improves transparency, reduces paperwork, and allows businesses to track the status...

Industries categorized under the Red category, which have high pollution potential, must obtain strict regulatory approvals before establishing or operating in Chandigarh. This service enables applicants to apply online for required consent or authorization from the Pollution Control Committee. Detailed information regarding production processes, pollution control equipment, and environmental safeguards must be submitted to ensure compliance with environmental laws and minimize ecological impact.

Manufacturers, recyclers, and producers dealing with plastic materials in Chandigarh must register under the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016. This online service allows applicants to provide details about production, recycling activities, and waste management systems. The registration helps authorities regulate plastic waste generation and encourages environmentally responsible disposal and recycling practices.

This combined service enables new industries in Chandigarh to obtain Consent to Operate along with authorization for hazardous waste management. Applications are processed under the Air Act, 1981, Water Act, 1974, and Hazardous Waste Rules, 2016. Applicants submit operational data, pollution control arrangements, and waste management practices, ensuring that industrial operations begin only after meeting environmental safety requirements.

Entrepreneurs planning to set up new industrial units in Chandigarh must obtain Consent to Establish before starting construction or installation activities. This online service allows applicants to submit project proposals, pollution control strategies, and technical details under the Air Act, 1981 and Water Act, 1974. The approval process ensures that proposed industrial operations are designed to minimize environmental pollution and comply with regulatory standards.