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Hyderabad Civic Bodies Warn Waste Generators of Possible Utility Cuts

Hyderabad Civic Bodies Warn Waste Generators of Possible Utility Cuts
Civic Bodies Warn BWGs of Power Cuts for Non-Compliance · deccanchronicle.com

Some large places in Hyderabad produce a lot of garbage.

These places include hotels, hospitals, schools, hostels, markets and commercial buildings.

They are called bulk waste generators, or BWGs.

New waste rules require them to separate their garbage and manage it properly.

The Supreme Court said authorities must find these places and explain what may happen if they do not follow the rules.

Possible consequences include temporarily stopping their electricity or water supply.

Malkajgiri has identified 986 BWGs, while Cyberabad has identified 1,466.

Malkajgiri officials said they are currently advising establishments and have not issued notices or proposed service suspensions.

Key facts

Applicable rules
Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026
Supreme Court order
Issued August 18 in the Bhopal Municipal Corporation case
Malkajgiri identification
986 bulk waste generators identified
Malkajgiri registration
416 registered with the Pollution Control Board; 570 unregistered
Cyberabad identification
1,466 bulk waste generators identified
Malkajgiri waste estimate
Identified generators produce an average of 5.17 tonnes of solid waste daily
BWG threshold
At least 20,000 square metres of floor area, 40,000 litres of daily water use, or 100 kilograms of daily solid waste

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