1.	Guidelines
a.	Guidelines for Management & Handling of spent Mycelium .
b.	Conducting EIA:Site Selection for CHWTSDF .
c.	Setting up of Operating Facility HW Managment .
d.	Trasportation of Hzardous waste .
e.	Pre-Requisties for Hazardous Waste Authorization Facilities .
f.	Up keep of Disposal Facilities .
g.	National Policy of Hazardous Waste .
h.	Hazardous Waste Incinerator .
i.	Implementation of Environmentally Sound Technologies for Re-refining / Recycling of Used Oil And Waste Oil
j.	Treatment and Disposal Option for HW Categorywise- Schedule I / Schedule II .
2.	Achievements on HWM in Maharashtra
a.	2004-2005	b.	2005-2006	c.	2006-2007	d.	2007-2008
3.	Report
a.	Report of the High Powered Committee on HW chaired by Prof. M.G.K. Menon (PIL in SC no. (C) 657/1995).
b.	Implications of the Basel Convention In Indian Context .
c.	Supreme Court Monitoring Committee : Report by Dr. D. B. Boralkar and Dr. Claude Alvares, March 2007 on Compliance of SC orders, 14.10.2003 regarding Management of Industrial Hazardous Wastes.
d.	Report on the Condition of 212 Containers of Hazardous Wastes Lying in JNPT Area and their Final Disposal, submitted to The Supreme Court of India, Feb 2014.
4.	Final Report ( Regionwise Inventory of HW ) .
5.	Order
a.	S C Order dated 25.08.2006 .
b.	S C Order dated 18.07.2005 .
c.	S C Order dated 09.05.2005 .
d.	S C Order dated 05.01.2005 .
e.	S C Order dated 14.10.2003 .
6.	Battery Management
a.	Presentation on implementation ofBatteries Rules in Maharashtra .
b.	The Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules 2001.
7.	The Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement, Rules 2008.

Note : During the tenure of Member Secretary of Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (2003-2007) Dr. Boralkar initiated concerted action for enforcement of environmental regulations for management of industrial hazardous wastes in the State of Maharashtra. Such efforts were appreciated by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India. Reports and documents on this subject are available at MPCB website at the links mentioned above which are kindly acknowledged. MSW Rules are linked with website of Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, New Delhi which are also acknowledged.