Updated list of white category of industrial sectors as per CPCB direction dated 30.04.2020

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List of Industries exempted from obtaining 
Consent to Establish(CTE)
&
Consolidated Consent & Authorization(CC&A)
(List of Industries having no pollution potential)
(i.e. White Category)




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