India’s pollution control body has accused Tata’s facility manufacturing components for iPhones of contaminating farmland water sources. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board alleges the factory discharged pollutants exceeding permissible limits, impacting local agriculture. Investigations revealed the presence of harmful substances in the water, raising concerns about crop damage and potential health risks for residents. Tata has denied the allegations, stating it adheres to stringent environmental standards and operates responsibly. The company claims the findings are based on inaccurate data and is cooperating with authorities to address the concerns. Further testing and analysis are underway to determine the extent of the contamination and its impact on the surrounding environment and community. The incident highlights growing scrutiny of manufacturing practices linked to the global electronics supply chain in India.