Background: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) recently heard a petition filed by local residents, seeking pollution control measures for an industrial unit in their area. Parties: The petition was filed by the local residents against the industrial unit. Legal issues: The main issue before the NGT was whether the industrial unit was causing pollution, and if so, what measures should be taken to control it. Court observations: The NGT observed that the industrial unit was indeed causing pollution, and that immediate measures were needed to control it. Significance: The order highlights the importance of environmental protection, and the need for industrial units to adhere to pollution control norms. The NGT ordered the industrial unit to implement pollution control measures, including the installation of pollution control equipment and the implementation of a waste management plan. The NGT's decision is a significant step towards promoting environmental sustainability and protecting public health. The industrial unit has been directed to take immediate action to reduce its pollution levels, and to submit regular reports to the NGT on its compliance. The NGT's order also serves as a warning to other industrial units that fail to adhere to pollution control norms, emphasizing the importance of environmental responsibility and sustainable business practices. The pollution control measures ordered by the NGT are expected to have a significant impact on the environment and public health, reducing the levels of pollution in the area and promoting a healthier environment. The NGT's decision is a significant development in the Indian environmental landscape, highlighting the need for effective pollution control measures and the importance of holding industrial units accountable for their environmental actions.