Writing from Delhi airport. Attended Empowered Standing Committee meeting at Ministry of Environment and Forest yesterday. Our sanitation project for Halisahar was approved. I'd been to Halisahar - a 2 hour drive from Slat Lake - and seen the black waters pour out into the Hoogly. I mentioned this experience in my presentation. This is a Rs 274 cr project that involves 70% Govt of India grants and 30% State Government funds. I mentioned that because of land scarcity, we have to use state of the art SBR technology. SBR stands for sequential Batch Reactor, a method that treats waste water through a technology that retains water just so long as is required to clean it (20 BOD and 30 TSS). World Bank suggested using trenchless technology to lay down pipes. I welcomed it since it would minimize road cutting and so cause less inconvenience to residents.
(It is 12 dec C outside now)
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