This paper present environmental pollutants like oxides of sulphur, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide and particles of dust and smoke emitted from JK Cement Ltd and its harmful effects on human health with proportionate to age and gender variations. It is a well known fact that air pollution degrades environmental components and creates hazardous human health problems around the globe. The health of the people living around the industrial plants severely gets affected because of continuous air pollution. WHO estimates that, worldwide, at least two million people every year die prematurely due to health problems caused by lack of clean air to inhale and lack of pure water to drink. Air is the basic necessity of human life but its quality has been deteriorated through different processes of industrialisation. Cement industrial pollution is one of the major sources of air pollution and as per the report of Central Pollution Control Board; it is a one among the seventeen most polluting industries in the world. The aerial discharge of cement factories consist of several harmful pollutants affects badly human health. These harmful substances ultimately settle on the vegetation, soil and effects whole biotic life around it which results the whole ecosystem is subjected to extraordinary pressure of stress and abuse. This paper provides an intimate correlation of variations between JK Cement Ltd and human heath with proportionate to age and gender variation among the respondents residing around it.