India===Central Pollution Control Board

The India===Central Pollution Control Board has reported to the India===National Green Tribunal on the status of e-waste management, highlighting deficiencies in recycling infrastructure and record-keeping in several states and Union Territories. It is tasked with filing a further status report and finalizing nationwide e-waste inventorisation guidelines.

The India===Central Pollution Control Board provided recommendations based on studies and technical committee inputs, which were crucial for the India===Commission for Air Quality Management in National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas in formulating the new emission standards.

The India===Central Pollution Control Board has been impleaded as a respondent by the India===National Green Tribunal in the case concerning the illegal rat-hole coal mine explosion, indicating potential oversight failures.

The India===Central Pollution Control Board's guidelines are referenced in the Toxics Link study to classify contaminated sites and recommend urgent remediation interventions. The report suggests gaps in compliance and oversight, particularly concerning authorized recycling units.

The India===Central Pollution Control Board's annual report on waste management provided data on municipal solid waste generation and treatment in India, which was cited by the India===Supreme Court of India. It is also involved in the operationalization of its centralized portal for local body registration.