NGT directs CGWA to set guidelines for water use by cricket stadiums

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In an order dated November 26, a bench of NGT Chairperson Justice Prakash directed the CGWA to "file the guidelines in respect of the use of water by the cricket stadium or similar other set-ups and the judgment of the Supreme Court/tribunal passed in this regard".

The green body was hearing the matter regarding the use of groundwater or fresh water for maintaining the cricket playgrounds without resorting to the alternate use of sewage treatment plant-treated water, and the non-installation of rain water harvesting system for storage, discharge and the restoration of the groundwater.

The National Green Tribunal has directed the central groundwater authority to provide guidelines regarding the use of water by cricket stadia across the country.