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Puducherry Pollution Control Committee mandates registration of bulk waste generators

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Puducherry Pollution Control Committee mandates registration of bulk waste generators
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The Puducherry Pollution Control Committee has mandated that large-scale waste generators must register for a Bulk Waste Generator Certificate under the updated 2026 Solid Waste Management Rules. Failure to comply with these new regulations may result in penalties or power disconnection.

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This regulatory shift aims to improve urban waste management efficiency and enforce stricter environmental accountability for large institutions.

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The Puducherry Pollution Control Committee (PPCC) has directed establishments across the Union Territory generating large quantities of solid waste to obtain a mandatory Extended Bulk Waste Generator (BWG) Certificate from the respective urban local bodies and Commune Panchayats.

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The report is a straightforward summary of a government directive and regulatory update.

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