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DYEING SHAME
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Sep 30, 1995 | From the print edition
The Jetpur Dyeing
and Printing Association, Ahmedabad, has been directed by the
Gujarat High Court to present a
scheme to the Rajkot collector for
solving the problem of water pollution caused by the sari printing and
dyeing units in the state before
September 6. The division bench
has asked the collector to peruse
the scheme and submit it to the
court on September 18, when the
case will be heard. The court order
was in response to public interest
petitions filed by Shamijibhai
J Antala and A D Padiwal.
