WATER (Prevention
and control of
pollution) ACT 1974
Presented by
Gobika.M
1st M.Com(Department of
commerce)
2023-2024
Pollution
 When harmful substance contaminate
the environment is called pollution.
Water Pollution
 Contamination of water bodies very
often by human activities. It occurs when
pollutant are discharged directly or
indirectly into water bodies.
Water (Prevention & control of
pollution ) Act 1974
 It provide for maintaining and restoring
the wholesomeness of water by
preventing and controlling its pollution.
 The act was introduced and
incorporated into the constitution of India
in 1974.
 The act was passed in pursuance of
clause (1) of article 252 of the
constitution.
Features
 It provides for maintenance and restoration
of quality of all types of surface and ground
water.
 It provide for establishment of central and
state boards for pollution control.
 It confers them with power and function to
control pollution.
 The Act has provisions for funds, budgets,
accounts and audit of the central and state
pollution control boards.
 The act makes provisions for various
penalties for defaulters.
Central pollution control board
 Advise the central government on any
matter concerning the prevention and
control of water pollution.
 The board may establish or recognize a
laboratory or laboratories to enable the
board to perform its functions such as
analysis of samples of water.
State pollution control board
 Advise the state government on any
matter concerning the prevention and
control of water pollution.
 Collaborate with the central board in
organizing the training of persons
engaged in programmes relating to
prevention and control of water pollution.
Penalty
 Violation for the act :
Imprisonment of 1.5 years to 7 years
or
Financial penalty of Rs10000,
additional fine of Rs10000 per day
or
Both.
Conclusion
 I think that we have to change our habits
because the water is a very important
natural resources and if we follow the
same way till now, then one day may be
our generation woke up and they won’t
have water to drink.
 So we need to take necessary steps to
prevent and control this water pollution.
Reference
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  • 1.
    WATER (Prevention and controlof pollution) ACT 1974 Presented by Gobika.M 1st M.Com(Department of commerce) 2023-2024
  • 2.
    Pollution  When harmfulsubstance contaminate the environment is called pollution.
  • 3.
    Water Pollution  Contaminationof water bodies very often by human activities. It occurs when pollutant are discharged directly or indirectly into water bodies.
  • 4.
    Water (Prevention &control of pollution ) Act 1974  It provide for maintaining and restoring the wholesomeness of water by preventing and controlling its pollution.  The act was introduced and incorporated into the constitution of India in 1974.  The act was passed in pursuance of clause (1) of article 252 of the constitution.
  • 5.
    Features  It providesfor maintenance and restoration of quality of all types of surface and ground water.  It provide for establishment of central and state boards for pollution control.  It confers them with power and function to control pollution.  The Act has provisions for funds, budgets, accounts and audit of the central and state pollution control boards.  The act makes provisions for various penalties for defaulters.
  • 6.
    Central pollution controlboard  Advise the central government on any matter concerning the prevention and control of water pollution.  The board may establish or recognize a laboratory or laboratories to enable the board to perform its functions such as analysis of samples of water.
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    State pollution controlboard  Advise the state government on any matter concerning the prevention and control of water pollution.  Collaborate with the central board in organizing the training of persons engaged in programmes relating to prevention and control of water pollution.
  • 8.
    Penalty  Violation forthe act : Imprisonment of 1.5 years to 7 years or Financial penalty of Rs10000, additional fine of Rs10000 per day or Both.
  • 9.
    Conclusion  I thinkthat we have to change our habits because the water is a very important natural resources and if we follow the same way till now, then one day may be our generation woke up and they won’t have water to drink.  So we need to take necessary steps to prevent and control this water pollution.
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