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UNDER RULE17 (3) OF MINERAL ( Other Than Atomic and Hydro
Carbon Energy Minerals ) CONCESSTON RULES2016& 23 B OF MINERAL CONSERVATION AND, DEVELOPMENT RUI-ES 1988
MODIFIED PLAN PERIOD 2Ot6-11 ta 2O2O-21PRESENT PROPOSAL PERIOD 2016-17 70 2A2O-21
KHASRA NO. t00rl , ,t0u2 & 100/3VILLAGE- BHATBHERA
TAHSIL - SIMGADISTRICT - BALODABAZAR
CHHATTISGARH
A.Eead.Eents. Act 2015
M.L.AREA - 4.808 HECTARES( NON FOREST Govt. LAND )
LESSEE
REPUS{JDAN VERMAVillage &Post- Suheta
Tahsit - SimgaDistt. - BALODABAZAR
CHHATTISGARH - 493195IBM Res. No. - IBM/5655 /2011
PLAN PREPARED BYASHOK KUMAR JOHN
Qualified Penon( M. Sc. ce-ology, LL. B. )Qtr. No. - 2, Street No. - 6
v.v.vihar ( MOVA )P.O.& Distt.-Raipur, C.c. - 492001
CONTACT NO. 078983,8353 , 09982043353EI|AIL - hitech_a"[email protected]
PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN OF
BHATBHERA LIMESTONE MINE(,,A" CATEGORY MINE )
UNOER RULE
17 (3) OF MINERAL ( Other Than Atomic and Hydd
Carbon Energy Minerals ) CONCESSION RULES 20
& 23 B OF MINERAL CONSERVATION ANDDEVELOPMENT RULES'I988
MoDr Fr ED p LAN pERro D zo't o -17 tororo-r"qqtEd/o"'"*oPRESENT PROPOSAL PERIOD 20',l6-17 TO 2020-21
^ , 1/t06olp-bt6'{'Mg A.iZ' at/tzlrotla ^tldt
/ 4a /..4 ,^ I / q,a,RHrcRA NO. 100/1 ,100/2 & 100/3
.izm*g'-' _' _ i^ucr erM^^TAHSIL - SIMGA4 n .q.qq 1 61 3 1' t1 '"a 'q'r?n
ff 'r{4 r *,"16 ) '' ' : r'- 1e ( Dsrnibr- elLooeeAzrn. . _,o,v,.i rL.o,
.r j,.ri.oio, Mn:E::: cHHATTTSGARHI:]':1:]]:';:;;; CHHAfiISGARH
id'{ Rule 16(3loF McF 20l6riginal Lease Period 20 Year 06/06/1986 to 05/06/2006
Renewed for Next 20 Years06l06l2006 to 05106D026
Extended Lease Period 50 Years - 06/06/1986 to 05/06/2036
Under section 8A ( 3 ) Mires aDd Mlaerals ( DeveloPEert & Regulatlor )Ameodmenk Act 2015
M.L.AREA - 4.808 HECTARES( NON FOREST Govt. LAND )
LESSEE
REPUSUDAN VERMAVillage & Post - Suhela
Tahsil - SimgaDistt. - BALODABMAR
CHHATTISGARH - 493195
IBM Res. No. IBIW5655 /2011
PLAN PREPARED BY
ASHOK KUMAR JOHNQualilied Person
( M. Sc. Geology , LL. B. )Qtr. No. - 2, Street No. - 6
V.V.Vihar ( MOVA )P.O. & Distt. - Raipur, c.G. -492001
CoNTACT NO. 7898343353 . 9093043353 r, ,
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MODIFIED MINING PLAN2016-17 to 2O2O-21
CHAPTERS
s.No. CHAPTERS Page No.
1 Introduction 6
2 General 8
3 Location And AccessibilltY 10
4 Details of Approved Mining Plan /Scheme ofMining ( if any )
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5 Review of Earller Approved Proposal ( E:rploration
, Development and Reclamation etc. )
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6 Geology And Exploration '17
7 Mining /zzz{tdPJ.\./.(a ^"'+".\
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8 Underground Mining /E/ uit \1 \319 Mine Drainage it sit )' 32
10 Stacking of Mineral Reject/Sub Grade
and Disposal of Wastefateiiril'7.d\f""4/
33
11 Use of Mineral and Mineral Reject q-t+Ed/A,-^ 34
L2 Processing of ROM and Mineral Reject 35
13 Other 37
t4 Progressive Mine Closure Plan under Rule 23 ofMCDR 1988
38
L4.t Environment Base Line Information 38
14,2 Impact Assessment 40
t4.3 Progresslve Reclamation Plan 4L14.3.1 Mined Out Land 4l14.3.2 Top Soll Management 4L14.3.3 Tailtng Dam Management 4t14.3.4 Actd Mine Drainage 4L
14.3.5 Surface Subsidence 4L
14.3.6 The Informatlon on Protective Measures of,a 42
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Reclamation and Rehabllitation4214.3.7 Disaster Management and Rrsl< Assessmenr
143.8 Cate and Malntenance during Temporary
Discontlnuance
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143"9 Ftnanctal Assu.ance Table lndicatlng the break-up
ofareas in the minlng lease for calculatlon of Flnancial
Assurance
14.e.tOfhancrffiCertificate
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CONSENT LETTERS CERTIFICATES UNDERTAKINGS
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M.L. Atea 4.8O8 Hects'
LISTO@
COPT OF FROM - J WITH REC
DRILLING LOGS IN FORM - KCOPT OF ANAJ,YSIS REPORT rr{rlltrr / rpprov:d
LETTER FROM STATE GOVI.
PERIOD ENHANCEMENT
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PARTICULARS ANNEXURENo.
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3 LET'TER FOR GEO REFERENCED
CADASTRAL BY AUTHORISED AG
PHOTOCOPY OF FINANCIAL
COPT OF VIOLATION
IBM AND REPLY OF VIOLATI
FEASIBILITY REPORT
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LISTOFPLANS & SECTIONS
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s.No. NAME OF PLATES SCALE PLATENo.
1 KEY PLAN 1:50,000 o1
2 LOCATION PLAN 21,<,' .I .>\/€,. \r.lt" '
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3 KHASRA PLAN ts-' 116 Inches = tItte
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4 SURFACE PLAN \-, .. / "
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5 GEOLOGICAL PLIINq-tr|fr /rrrovcr
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6 GEOLOGICAL SECTIONS 1:1.000l:1,000
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7 YEARII'ISE DEVELOPM EITT &PRODUCTIOIT PLAN
l:1,000 07
8 YEARqIISE DEVELOPMENT &PRODUCTION SECTIONS
l:1,0001:1,000
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9 CONCEPTUAL PLAN l:1,000 o910 CONCEPTUAI SECTIOI{S 1:1,000
1:1.00010
11 ENVIRONMENT PLAN l:5.000 t1t2 RECLAMATION PALN l:1,000 . t213 FII{ANCIAL AREA ASSURANCE
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l.INTRODUCTION
The Bhatbhera Limestone Mine is located at a distance of 17 kms.
from District Headquarter Balodabazar and falling in Jurisdiction of Village -Bhatbhera. The Chhatttisgarh State Capital Raipur is 65 km. form this mine and
connected by good tar road . The mining lease granted for limestone in name of
Shri. Molchand Jain for 20 years period ( 06 /0611'986 lo 05106/2006 ) over an
extent of 7.277 hects. area . The mine could not operate by the lessee. Later on the
rnining lease was transferred to Shri Ripusudan Verma on dated 20/03/2003 and
agreement registered on 28/O5/2OO2. The mining lease was due for renewal on
OSl0612006. The Lessee Ripusudan Verma applied with in the timelimit and after the reduction 4.808 hects. area was wal . In view ofrenewal of mining lease a new mining plan wap,iprepared and\,approved by tl)eIndiar Bureau of Mines ( Nagpur Region ) by
/NGP dated 16/0812007. The mining leaseetter no. RAfl/ LSTi MPLN-973
06|06/2006 ro 0510612026. Copy of lease enclo,ged in I.Thethe period of
uo/volzvvo to vr/vt)/zvzo LUPy ut
mining plan approved Rule 24 ot MCR 1960 . valid ,fq5:tliC period of 5 years (
2006-07 to 2010-11 ) arld the date of expiry of ota_{$E:t rffi31st March 2o11 .
As per the rule 12 (3 ) and 23 B ( 2 ) of MCDR 1988 , l"t scheme ofmining and progressive mine closure plan approved by IBM vide letter noRAP/LST/MPLN-973 dated 10.03.2015 for the pedod of 2Oll-12 to 2015-16.
As per the new gazette notihcation Section 8A ( 3 ) all the miningleases granted before the commencement of the Mines and Minerals ( Development
& Regulation ) Amendments Act 2015 shall be deemed to have been granted for aperiod of 50 years . Hence the lease period of mining lease increased upto 50 years
The modification in mining plan required as per the rule 17(3) of MCR 2016.Therefore the lessee submitting the modified mining plan for the period of 2016-17to 2O2O-21. The lease period of all the major minera.ls increased up to 50 yearsfrom the date of grant. The important details of mining lease area as follows :
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MOD:I IED MINIT{G PLAI{2Ol6-t7 to 2O2O-21
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S.N. Particulars Detailsktter no and date of lease execution Not availatrle
2 Date of First Opening December 2008
3 Letter no./dt. 1"t mining plan approvalwith its proposal and proposal period
RAP/LST/MPLN-973/NGP dated16/Oa/2OO7 ( 2006 07 to 2010-11 )
4 Letter no./dt. 1"t Scheme of Mining ) withits Droposal alld proposal period
RAP/LST/ MPLN-973/NGP dated10/03 /2o1s ( 2011- 12 to 2015- 16 )
5 Present document its laps periodand present proposal { modified MiningPlan )
2016-17 to 2020-21 (3t10312021)Present Proposal 2016-1'7 to 2020-21
6 BG Validity period B.G. No. 0698IGF1N0001 l4 Dated07104t20t1ValidityuDto 03/0412021
7 Longitude and Latitude 81o5S/ 32.99// to 81o56t 41.95 92to35t 2t.t7l to 210 35/ 3O.25rN
8 Status of MoEF No need ofMoEF clearance till nextrenewal as the M.L. area is less than 5Hects.
9 E registration no. under rule 45 of MCDR1S88
IBIv{/5655/2011
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2. l{aie of the Applicati /lessee Repusudan VermaRepusudan vermaVillage&Post-SuhelaTa1sil - Simga ,District , BaTod.abazarChhattisgarh , Pin Code - 493L95
BaTodabazar
Stdte3, r ,r '', .. Chhattisgarh
Pin:9od1::_::::, .' 493195
Mobile.No.. :: : : .:: ,,. ' 9977407207
Fax 'i , .. .:,:. ,. .. No Fa-.(
Rule 45,lBM Regiglratio4 . ,1
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2.6 Correspondence addreSs- Repusudal vermaVillage & Post- SuhelaTahsil - SimgaDistrict - BalodabazarChhattisgarh , Pin Code - 493195
2.7 Not Applicable
Limestone
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AqCESSIBILITY
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lvhethei t}le area fa.lls underC94s!a1 Regulation Ztirre(CRZl?il yes, details .
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3.9: Public Road - 435 MetersNH 1308 - 22 km.NH 200 - 20 km.SH 10 - 17 km.Bhatapara, Hathbandh Road - 5.0 km.Railway Line - at Hathbandh 10.0 km.
a)-Apprcach ioute from Stati ..
Capita-l io areal,min6 site.. .:
Raipur -35 km. Kharora -7 km Mohernga-10km. Mohra -13 km. Bhatbhera
b)-,{pproach route . frqm...District Head. Quartcr to area/.lrll,I€'S1te.'
Ba.lodabazar - 12 km. Suhela-S kmBhatbhera
IBM office--22 km.- Kharora - 7 km.-Mohrenga -- 10 km. Mohera- ,13 km --Bhatbhera
3,10 Topo sheit No. . ,.. . '' :' 64 G/ 14Latitude Longitude
---,ii,i*-2f 35t 21-17 t t to21o 35/ 3O.25rt{
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a1 +.O DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN / SCHEME OFt MINING lif anvl
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DETAILS'OF APPROVED MINING PLAN / SqHEME OF'MININC {if 'iNY)
Data and.rdference of iailier api.roved MP/SOM. ,.
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approval ld1ter no&date . ... '- .
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Proposal.Aom -1o ,
a) Mining PlanUnder rule 24 Aof MCR 1960
RAP/LST/MPLN.973lNGP dated16l08 /2007
4.808 H. 2006 07 to 2010 11
bl 1$ Scheme oiMining undermle 12(3) ofMCDR 1988
RAP/LST/MPLN.973lNGP dated10 /03 /20ls
4.808 H 2011-12 to 20I5-16
Sr.No
Modification(MP/soML -
Riile'qnder Reasoris fot'.uiodifieatio
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Date of /approval/,
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5.o REVIEW OF EARLIER APPROVED PROPOSAL( Exploration, Development & Reclamation etc. I
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items Proposals. Actual work done . Remaiks ..
Expldratioo for .Gloldgiiit .axis .1 or ,2 : Bore holee -T?ailpits&.Trenches-, ..
Trail Pit - 0Trench 0Boreholes - 2
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Numb6a of pits irrirposedforDiodictioB, . ..
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5.3' Western Part ofThe lease
Western Part of thelease area
1"1, vear t 20Lt-12). 100()20 11 L6l
2011-14
'2"4 Yeali t 2012i13I. ., 10003d Yeir ( 2013:141 -4qyear{.2014-'15)' 4500 /t'/' ., . '\'rMsoo5a,,Yeaf (,2015-.16) . 4500 r" f' ' .) \ 1!soo
9000 :1t I ;8OOO
Qqantity oJ Waste in T:'1*ryear [ 201 1-12),. : .- .7 aoo
2() 11-i6)
2011-14
2"d Year (2012-13) : :;7 7oo3.4 Yeai. ( 2013:14) ' aoo\* year ( 2Ol4-15 ) 4725 3f1- i l te'rur.27OO
sth year ( 2qtg 10) 4725 2500Total 9450 7500
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2011 16)l"t year. ( 20 1 1- 12) 14944.O302"d Year (2012-13) 13883.8403d Year ( 2013 14) 11972.2004d year [ 2014- 15 ) 8977 5 51453_360g* ygar { 2O15- 16} a977 5 46654.44OTotal 179550 1.+ 195 1-9 1O
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8.10 In SothemLease Boundary( between 0.0 toN100)
80OOM3 Lateritic soiland dumped atsouthem leaseboundarlr ald usedfor afforestation.
5.11 Location oI OB &'. ,' -rrrireral reject dirmp! ' '.
In SouthemLease Boundary( between 0.0 toN 100 ).
7500 t. MineralReject used afterblending .
0.00 0.00
5.13, 'Area under backfllling of,, 0.00 Hects. 0.O0 Hects.
5.14'. llantatib3'/ Afilre:itatig!, 100 No. saplingPer Year
1 10 planted at mine ,all are alive at minesite due to proper_care z( a'an rx
5.15 0 o l{' ' '})\5.16 Water
Sprinkling rill' ,i/5.17 Control- of Noise and
sround yit rationLight ShallowBlasting
Light shallow\.blastins. 't ."..',/
Clean Cleen
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5.20 iast MP/SOM as per at
Proposed area inlast . ....document.{ha)
Actual area as ondate ( ha)
i| Area under mining 1.246 1.160 MiningOperationstarled from1/12/2012due to delay
ii) Storage for top soil o.000 o.345iii)Waste dump site,iv) Mineral storage ,'
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*'li) Rainways ' . '' ' ': . 0.o00 0.000'liii)T3ilins pond' . ,. .. .,. 0.000 0.000
ix),Efiluerf Tteatment,P16nt I l
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xiii) Total,!ri. h4. 1.330 1.661
/oa .q\a) D,etailq ol.e-arlidr Finalcial.assuraace subrnitted. . lF I 5':f ' TEb).Amoulrt of f inanciai .... , .
Asilirence ., . .. , ii'Rs.2,00,000/- Two r!B.G. No.0598lGFdaLed. 07 /04 / 2014
c) V.alidity bf Flnanclal., ... ,, ., ,.
AssiLrtance-07 /04/2014 to 03 l04l2a2_4:!::\>/
Giyif statud:o{ complianee of yiolations poiilied out bi IBM along vdth Monttrlyand annual retums
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Rule violated ,.
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violation) '
i) Nil CHG/RAP/LST.62lNGP Dated18 / 09 /2014
31 MCDR1988
Reply dated lO /ll /2014 - 110sapling plated over levelling ofwaste dump Enclosed inAnnexure - V.
ii) Nil cHG/SRG/BX-11/NGP Datedt I /03l20t4
12(3) , 13(1),241t,42,45 of MCDR1988
Reply dated 2l l04 /2011Enclosed in Annsure - V.
5.23. Indicate atld give details ol any suspension /closure/ prohibitory orderissued by any Covemment agency under any rule or Coun of law
The mining operation nol suspended ever belore.
5.24.
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f,urr" ta"tt granted for a period of 50 years Hence the lease period of
mining leaie increased 20 years to 50 years The modification in
*i.rinE pt." required as per the rule 17(3) of MCR 2016 Therefore the
i""".."""t-itti.tg the modifed mining plan for the onwards period of
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111 ?oP''wu.,y'-rlyizCaO 46.91o/asio, i 1.86 %
P{obable mineral Reservear1id, 12Z .
1 2L 721fiq'lRir/ app,ou.a
B. ?otal R6mahllri Re6ourcegFqasibility mineial R€sourcq . 21!
4,72,O21 CaO 46.91Yosio? 11.86 %
Midiured mindral reiouice 331lndicated mineral resource 332
'Total Resotves,+ Resources 35,1 1,100 CaO 46.91Vosio, 11.86 %MeO 02 26, t)/^
Depletionl Production ofmineral in last fivefrom 1.04.201 1 to 31 /3 /2016
1,41,951.910 Tonnes
6.3 Balance Estirqated mineral resources (-6I1rinus-2l;. I 4 ,{ 6UNFCCode
Quantity intons
Grade
111 24 ,97 ,t24 .O90 cx) 46.9t ah
sio], 11.86 0/o
Probable mineral Reserve 121ajrd 122
121 & 122
B. Total Retnainiag ResourceiFeasibili8 mineral Resource 2L1
I ,7 2 ,021 .OOO CaO 46.91, %sio2 11.86 %
Measured inineral resource332
Infered mineral resource
Total Reserves + Resourcei 33,69,148.09
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The Shil'nath dver is the main river of the area and forms the main drainagesystem. It flows in N-W direction at a distance of 20 kms neai Nandghat ,
Bhishrampur . A nala flowing at a distance of 80 meters in north-east andactive only rainy season Other Seasonal nalas ard streamlets arecommencing from higher parts of the area and join these perennial riversThe dr atter is dendritic to sub-dendritic.
The agricuitural land of the surrounding grow paddy, gram and some localcrops kodo and kutki etc. depending on the rain water only. Mango , Mahua, Babul etc. tree are seen extensively in surounding area near villages.
There is no flora or fauna of national importan eadybeen mentioned that this area is generally consid dhigh moisture in the atmosphere but due to lack o
lands there where one time crop is being cultivated.tracts of the area does not have any flora of great imp
The climatic condition of the arqa is moderate in nature- Summer season isintensively hot , where the mercury touches 420 C. The winter season isquite pleasant du ng the month of December ald January the minimumtemperature of 5 to 8 oC . The monsoon lasts for 4 months from 156 Juneto 15rh October with an average annual rain fall of 1150 to 1100mm.Prevailing wind direction is NW-SE {October to February ) to SW-NE ( Marchto September ) Wind veiocity 12 km. / Hrs. i1] July to 3.2 km./H. inDecember.
vegetation seen in surounding area . Apart from t
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Regionally the area has Iollowing succession of rocks. The regional and localgeological succession of the lease area is as follows :
Regioral Geolodccal Successlon ofthe Lease Area
Recent - Alluvial Soil / laterite
cHHATTIsGARH
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Formation Litho Units
RaipurSeries
Purple LimestoneGreenish grey Limestone
Sub- Arose
ChandrapurSeries
Sandstone \,.. '
Grey limestone
Sandstone , Sub-AriiseQuartzite
Local Geology : Lithological succession observed in rhelease area can be summafized as follows -
Soil / Laterite (average thickness 1.0 mts.) inlimited area at northern part
Series Formation Litho Units
RaipurSeries
RaipurPurple to light grey ArgillaceousLimestone
( thickness proved upto 30meters depth )
1.Sol1 : Most of the arca is uncovered. In Surrounding thin Lateriticsoil cover observed having brown yellow in colour due to weathering oflimestone
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Minerals - Limestone Cement Grade
6.7 'i) Name of Drospeetias /exploration agency-ii) Addre'ds' Directorate of Geolory & Mining
Raipur Regional OfliceSonakhan Bhawan , Ring Road NoRaiour . Chhattissarh
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The Bhatbhera limestone deposit was first reported by the \irectorate ofGeolog/ and Mining ald some prospecting work was done on id{onal scale/in lhe area , bur report nol published regarding Bhalbhera area':
Ithe UNFC nofins 2 borehole of 31 meters depth in the center part of theDuring March 2013 lessee drill 2 bore hole to establish the reserves as per
a-rea at 200 meters grid interval drilled, to collect the additional informationof this deposit . It is also found that limestone formation may be continuebelow the 31 meters depth . The details regarding location, angle co11ar R.L.ar-rd expenditure are given in Form K enclosed in Annexure VII aldanalysis in VIII of this document and location shown in Geological Planbearing Plate No. 5.The details of borehole drilled are siven below:
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{ surface aria method , cross seetion area metlod
reserves estlmation.The lessee made 2 core boreholes upto 31 meters depth each
as per the UNFC norms .
Eearlier in Last 1$ scheme of Mining reserves not estimated as per the UNFCnorms , so the reserve re estimated on the basis of 2 Corc Boreholes. The limestonecover vast area of tlis region - So surface area ( Plane area ) method adopted for the
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m.RL./ Level or area 'considered foi 01 - Detailedexploration .
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2t,9gt4so(111)
Average Bore holeAnalysis46.91Ya CaO,1 i.86 % SiO::,02.26 o/o MsO
G2 - ceneralExploration
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G3 - Prosoectins NilG4- Reconnaissance Ni1
6.9.5 FEASIBILTY AXIS OF UNFC: feasibility / prefeasibility considerations forblocked mineral resources in bairier zone, benches, non mineable part etc.) .in different categories and there calculation as under -The present demand of limestone will be feasible at this stage. Also theproduction start from the surface and therefore it will be feasible to doproduction . Based on these observations the reserves codifled have beengiven along with the conventional classification in table . Feasibility Reportenclosed in Arnexure -[x
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The mining lease area fa1ls in distt Raipur and is well connected by goodtar road and approachable throughout the year'. The nearest rail head islocated at Tilda 15 kms. from the lease area. All the required inftastructurefacilities like electricity, water, road ,laborers health centres etc. Availablenear the mining lease area . The limestone is suitable for..idiner*,plant .
Mine owner already limestone supplier of Century C.-eir! ptZint. Iir${turelessee also going to setup a cement plant in near by area, Thpfogress.
Under the present market scenario rhe qualitl d limestone plo be exlracted will definitely justiry the retum of iniestmenl Bthese observation the reserve codified have been giconventional classification in the table.
6.9.8 Total istimated dineral reserve/ resou.ces in dillerent categories ofUNFC are giyen below! As on O1/04/2016A, fotal Mlneral Reseirre UNFC
CodeQuantity intons
Grade
111 111 )1 ,XL,450 sio: I1.86 yd
MsO 02.26 %Probable mineral Reserve 121end 122B- Totirl Remelnlns ResourcasFeasibilitv mineral Resource 211Preleasibilitv mineral resource 1a ,1L, a 5O CaO.16.91o,?"
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Gl - Dei.iiled exiiloiation 13,12,650 CaO 46.917o, SiO, 11.86'/o , MgO 2.26 o/a
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G3 - Prosleciins Ni1
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The earlier mining method was manual . The limestone deposit ofBhatbhera area are horizontal , thickly bedded hand arld massive Thelimestone formation found upto 244m.RL from the general ground leve1 . Lightshallow blasting carried out for production. The present pit dimension arePit 1135 x6O, Pit2 40x60x , Pit 50 x 25m. arld other 2 are very smallcovering total 1.160 hects area with 4 to 8 meter depth.
The proposed method rvill be semi-mecharised, Excavator and dumpercombination will be used for production of limestone . Light sha-llow blastingproposed but mostly rock breaker will be used . Large size boulders marruallysized ald sorted to maintain the quality. Limestone sized manually with thehelp of hearry hammer , so that it will provide local employmj4l_.Laige size oflimestone boulders ( 254mm to 305 mm ) turn into mm with
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the help of local labours . At present 2 production/&6bchqs-ttF.3ll+.alreadydevelooed in working pit wirh suitable haul road .
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, tlo,r s .#to s p-manner. Mining operation will be carried out in single {r{! ltam 8 ar( to 5 pmwith t hour lunch breai< and weekly off on Sunday given t6'rtd'ii worker due
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The year-wise production is being projected by considering thepresent requirement . Incase if there is any change in the requirement patte.nof limestone in the market, then it is also likely to be change .The recovery 70
Iimestone from of ROM is 95% ( 5 % deduction due to mining losses duringthe vaiious mining operations) Year-wise proposed production proposed forthe first five years are given below:
7.2.1 INSITU TANTATIVE EXCAVATION
The proposed excavation willbe done by excavator , dumper combination .
Blasting will be carried out by 85 mm. dril1 . The other details are as follows
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these dota orc vorioble ond moy be estdblished on tine series.
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7.3 t s"rlb" b"t.fly gitt"g salient features of the'proposed method of workingindicatine CaLesorv of mine.
i) Method of mining x':1\\/+* ,/ . 4\
Semi-mechanised
ii) 1, Bcnch 5 meters heishr 2733ot268 m.RL.\ 1\
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iv] Bench width in Mts. 10
v) Bench slope 550
vi) Over all pit slope 450
vii) Bottom mRLproposed during planoeiiod
263m.RL.
viii) Grid reference ofproposed workinglocation
N0 N 300 andE 100-W200
7.4 BI.A.STINGi) Bila b6ilt c p*.meters like charge per hole, blasting pattel'n, cha-rge per
deiay, riraximum nuober of holes blasted in a round, manner and sequenceof firing, etc.
ii) Anirual ROM prop6sed ilr Tonnes 1,10,000 tonnes.
iiit Alnual waste/OB proposed in Toirnes 720O tonnes
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'vd oer liti,les in.oiel OBZo e ' ' tdruieS. per'holes 1 12.5 t.
+9OO rlretets 1 22.5tvield Der meter
viii) 10 7.0 4900 meters /22.5tvield Der meter
Ix) , E;t ;; dril-linr R, mts/h.., 20m. per hour
x) 300
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xflrl elnnuat output oi one dtill machine {Ag} .in. {m) 4900 mts.
xiu) No of drilling. machine reQuiredmat6rial handlini =TADR/AO
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ii) Maxituum nurnber of holesblasted in a round.
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month foi QB iemovalo ,til"i-- I ^on'oTed
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handled in CuM/annum {x}
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ii) ROM. proposed to be handied inCUM / dav v =x/300 daYs
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Tdtal.explosive requirefi ent per 1 125 kgs.
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7.9. pqydg! lqglSfj4ore ard overburden / waste .
7 Kgs. Per ton
7.10 1vlg@elgqqondary blasting is needed. if so describe ir briefly
Oc casionallythe size
large limestone boulder required secondaiJ. blasting to reduce
7.11 storige rjl eiplosiyes (1ike capacity and tJrpe of explosive masazi;;i - -Explosive Magazine at
Explosive License No.Dhobnidih VillageE/cclcc/22/38s{
Having capacity - 380E501 19)
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Bucket capacity Ratedproduction/hr
a)Tata Hitachiwith rock breal<erattachment
2.1 M3 158.00
Dumper Capacity & Make Ratedproduction/hr
a) Tata Hl.wa 2OT / Tata 49.30
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working face - spacing will be double to the bench heightoverall pit slope less than 450
Dumping gound is in southem part of the iease area all most flat not need of priorpreparation.Top soil directly used for allorestation purposed , so no proposal of stackingUPL - 7.5 mts.UPD - 244 m.RL.
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1,04,500 T.
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Reclamation and Rehabilitation is the most important activity of mining . Thereclarnation activity will be commenced only after attaining the optimum thicknessof limestone, which is economically viable has been extracted . prior to that it is notpossible to reclaim the mining lease area. Whenever it will start , the owner willapproach to the competent authority for proper cleararce a:nd approval. No any kindrehabilitation work was required as there is no aiy village or people effected duemining activity. Lease area is a govt. waste laid.
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At the end ofmine life abandoned working pit will be converted into a water tank, which wiil be useful for irrigation purpose aod fishery , ar1d handowered toBll4tbhera gampanchayat for public use.
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270 General ground level MSL245 MSL Ma-,.imum2.+0 MSL Minimum
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c) Quantity and quality of wate. likely to be encountered, the pumpingarangements aid places where the mine water is finaily proposed to bedischarged10 M3 per 24 hours during rainy season only
d) Describe regional ar1d local drainage pattem. Also indicate annual rain fall,catchments area, and likely quartity oi rain water to flow through the leasearea, arrangemenl lor arresting solid wash off etc.The Shivnath river is the main river of the area and forms the main drainagesystem. lt flows in N-W direction at a distance of 20 kms near Nandghat ,Bhishrampur . A nala flowing at a distance of 80 meters in north east andactive only rainy season . Other Seasonal nalas and streamlets are commencingfrom higher parts of the area and join these perennial rivers . The drainagepatter is denditic to sub-dendritic.
The average rain lall of this area js 1100 to 1150. About 2/i6] *atJr r{fflow on rainy season. Garland drain will be made around t\{ ivaste dump.Generated Soil will used for directly to afforestation. Exlensive ifrorestation willbe done in mine area.
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10.0 SIACI I{G OF MII{ERII R.EJECT /SUB GRADE MATERIAL ANDDISFOSAI, OF UIASTE
10.1 Indicate briefly t}Ie nature and quantity of top soi1, overburden / waste and
YeaJ Top
M3 forReuse.
Top soilstorage
Mineralrejectstorage
MineralrejectBlending inTonnes
Seneficiation
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1,125 0.00 o.oo 0.00 5,500 ;.*:00II,014 15
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1,125 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,5( 0l r ,i o'99
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1,125 0.00 0.00 o.o0 s,sou-,
1,125 0.00 0.00 0.00 5,500 " , . 0.00
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The dumping site is within lease area in southern part , for temporary storage. In future used with blending. Actual it is under size matedal not sirb grade
10.3 Attach a note indicating the manner of disposal of waste, eonfigaration andsequence ofyear wise buildup of dumps along with the proposals forprotective measures.
The proposed dump will be store,year-wise . The dump height will be not morethan 5 meters . The dimension of dump area will 75x7.5x2.5m. The dump willbe protected by garland grain ald afforestation .
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The limestone produced from thls mlne wrll not benellclated Chemlcalty.The limestone , which mine- out from this mine is sorted and sized .
Mining large boulders reduce inlOO to 150 mm with the help of laboursby hammer. After sizing limestone boulders loaded into dumpers andsent to cement, lime plant as per the order .
Produce Limestone after hand sorting directly to user industriesfor cement, Iime manufacturing industries as per the order' No othermineral processing will be done at mine site . Rej}llld specificationare as follows : ti.rdt -,\
CaO-46.t9o" /rd --*-,5\Mgo - 2.26 oo il i , 'r I',Sio, 11.86 oo l: ' '11
The grade of limestone is far above the specihcatiog. so nowdnf/,ab.oirtmarkel. l,/
11.2 Give, brief r6quirement bf intermediate industries invhpg{-)n ub,grldation ofmineral befoie ils end-use. -'::Y: >/
w{dRel:rpp.o',crCaO - 40.0 %MgO - 5.0 %sio, 16 %
11.3 Give detail requirements for otherassociated industrial use etc.
industries, iaptive consumption, export,
The above limestone is suitable for cement alld lime industries .
11.4 Indicdte irecise physical and chemical specification stipulated by buyersCao 42.5 and aboveMgO-,+.0%ma-ximumSiO2 15.5 % maximumOive details of processes adopled to upgrade the ROM to suit the userrequi-rements.No mineral orocessins o.oposed at mine site
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12.3 Ex'plain the disposal method for tailings or reject from the processins plant.
No processing plat proposed , so not applicable
1,, A Quantify and quality oftailings /reject proposed to be disposed, size andcapacity of tailing pond, toxic effect of such tailings, if any, with processadopted to neutralize any such effect before their disposal and dealing ofex'cess water from the tailings dam.
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12.7 Indicate quantity (cum per day) of water required for mining and processingand sources of supply ofwater, disposal of water and extent of recycling
250O liter( 1000 for sprinkling , 1000 for worker in domestic use , 500 afforestation l
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Qualification as per the DGMS rule 1960 and Rule 42 ofMCDR 1988.
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!., Site Services
Site services can be classified in following categories:1. Statutory obligation2. Maintenance requirement3. Administrative requirement
1. Statutory Requlrement: These facilities will include first aidstation, rest shelter, drinking water facility etc. in the mining leasearea. Mine olfice and rest shelter already found at from the westemlease boundary. Shown in all the Plans .
2. Malntenance Requirement: As the method of mining will be ofopencast semi-mecharised. The main equipment will be hiredhence not applicable.
a site office is required forproposed place for day toLocation of proposed site
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. Empliji.rnent.ooidniial- lstatulorv required & oty6lzi..,.. \ill('Mariser miries 1 Full Time /€/ 'i'.'{ \ 1Minins ensineet. '" I Futl Time l; t I ;'Gaologist' - l Pan Time \i\ . /.1.Asstt Manage! (\lT,Shift etc.l., .
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The Shivnath river is the main river of the area and forms th. main d.ainagesystem. It flows in N W direction at a distance of 20 kms near Naldghat . A sma1lnala flowing at a distance of 80 meters in north east direction . Seasonal nalas andstreamlets are commencing from higher parts of the a.ea and join these perennialrivers . The drainage parter is denorili. ro bub dendri,i..
The nining lease area is preseptly free from air pollution and in future there willbe no change as the mining will be of semi-mechansied opencast method.
The water is potable in the well aJId bore well. There is no beneliciation processenvisaged for the beneficiation of limestone , hence the chances of contaminationof water due to organic discharge or other effluent does not a_rise. Only handsizing and sorting prefered for processing 1vork.
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The mining Iease aiea is having flat topography surounded by Private land.Practically there is only 1.0 m. thick top soil/overburden found over the mininglease area. There will be no other actirity in the area accept various mjningoperations. The nearest village Bhatbhera is at 1.0 km. distance havingag cultural land of singie c.op pattem depending on proper and sufficientrainfall. In mining lease area, as well as in surounding, there is no sufficientcove, ol soil so that agricultural activities are being not carried out properly. Theexisting land use pattern of the Bhatbhera Limestone Mine area as foilows:
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c) human settlements
The aiea is thinly populated and average density per sq. km. is also low. The aiea ismostly inhabited by agriculture based people as agriculture is the major source ofincome. The people are mostly in very low income group and they are engaged eitherin some govemment sponsored civil work or relief work where normally loca1 peopleare engaged. The mining activity vrill provide employment to the local people. Theirsource of entertainment is mostly local festival, folk songs and dances. A list ofvillage rvith their direction, distances from the proposed lease area and population isgiYen belo$':
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No public building , places and monuments found within 3 km. radius of the mineaJea.
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No sanctuarv s location within 50 km. radius .
Iirpact Aisesstrdrt: Attach an Environmental Impact Assessment Statementdisclibing the impact of qining and beneficiatio. on environment on the following:
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Land Use Pattem at the endof 5 yeais of Plan in Hects.
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1.Area Under Pit 3.O20
2.Area Under Waste Dump o.754
3.Area for mining roads 0.143 //'',^"r.\4.Plantation( Green Belt l 0.112 /F,.<5. Infrastructure 0013 lF{ ::
6. Stock Yard 0.000 \i7. Processing Plant 0.000 \r8. Garlnd Drain 0.000 \,
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The mining lease area is presently free from any kind of air pollution and in futuretherB will be no change as the mining operation wili be of small in nature and noblasting proposed . The transportation is also 18 to 20 trips per day, so it rMill notalfect immediately the viciniw of the mining site.
iiil Wdter qualityThere is no water regime which is passing through the lease area. There are some
\.ery sma.ll na.las in the surrounding aJeas which are active only in the rainy season.The water is potable in the well arld bore well. There is no benefrciation processenvisaged for the proposed mining lease area hence the chances of contamination ofwater due to orgalic discharge or other effluent does not arise.
iv) Noise levelsNo blasting proposed , so this will be fai below the limits.
Vibration lwels {due to blasting)Light Shallow blasting proposed and limited holes will be blasted in a day , notmore than 3 to 5 . so vibration level is lar below the limits.
vil Water regimeThe Shivnath river is the main river of the area and forms the main drainagesystem. It flows in N-E direction at a distance of 20 kms near Nandghat . A smallnala flowing at a distance of 80 meters in north-east direction . Seasonal nalas andstreamlets are commencing from higher paits of the area and ioin Shivnath
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The mining lease area is a govt. waste land , so no local peoples are affecteddirecfly to this mining operation Reclamation and rehabilitation work will bestart after the end of mine life. Prior to that the a_r.ea reclaim by afforestation. Itis proposed about 200 sapling per years to be planted in mining lease area . Atthe end of mine life excavated pit will be converted in to the water tank forfishery and irrigation and Han dolvered to local Bhatbhera grampanchayat for
be described,Topsolt Manageraent: The topsoil available at the site and its utilization may
5625 Ml: Soil going togenerated soil lvill beat dumoins site.
generate during the period of modified mining pla]rl y . Theused for alforestation purpose only . No stacking proposed
contaminanl ilany may be described.
Tailings Dam Management: The steps to be taken for protectiooalxd stabilityof tailing darn, stabilization of tailing materia.l arld its utiiization, periodic desilting measures to prevent water pollution from tailiags etc, arrangement forsurplus water overflow along with detail design, structural stability studies, theembankment seepage loss into the receiving environment and ground water
No dischar sed from mine . So not aDDlicable
No proposal of acid mine drainase.Acid mine drainage, iI any and its mitieative measures.
Surface subsidence mitigation measures through bacldilling of mine voids or byany other means and its monitorins mechanism-Dump slope will be less than 35o . Afforestation will be proposed for dumpstabilitv. Garlanddrain sed around the dumThe information on protective measures for reclamation and rehabilitationworks year wise may be provided as per th'e followins table.
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DumPmanagement
Area afforested [ha] 0.000 .11.2No of saplings planted 110 at road site 200Cumulative no of piantsCost including watchand care durina the veal
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Area available forrehabilitation {ha}
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AJlorestation done ihal 0.00 o.00No of saplings planted in.the yearCumulative no ofolants 0.00 0.00Any other method of.ehabilitatior {specify)
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Void available forBackfilling {L x B x D) pit$/ise /stope wise
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Area available lha) 0.00 0.00Area rehabilitated 0.00 0.00Method of rehabilitation 0.00 0.oo
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Address - Village Suheia , Tahsil - Simga ,.Distt Balodabaz ar.Cor,lact No. - 9977107202 .
seismic activities. flood orlan.i sli.le etc. recorcled in- this area a".,i"g tfr.la-st 5 decade, as informed by the village oflicials. The -irrirrg ;p".ationwill
. go. up ro 2.+4m.RL. The dump will be slack inside lhe tea"se alea ananergnt rs very less , so chances of land slide , subsidence etc. arecompletely nil in this mining operation. During the emergency mirre o*nerwill approach to local Tehsildar and police officer
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Hospital - PHC Suhela 07727 223622Police Station Bhatapara - 07726-220155Fire Station Balodabazar 07727 - l0leate.ard Eaitteaatrce aluring tempolary dlscontirlualce: An emefgencyplar for the situation oI temporary discontinuance due to court order ordire to statutory requirements or'any other unfoleseen circumstancds inayindicate measures of care, marntenance and monitoring of staLus ofdiicorrtinued minins orerations expected to re-open in nea. future.Mainly the mine temporaiily discontinue duriflg the rainy season only.The lessee made protective barbed wire ( 1.5 meters high ) around thelease boundary and waste dump area and 2 watchmen are alreadyappointed for twenty four hours. During the emetgency mine ownercompany and Mine Manager vrill be the responsible person
14.3.9 Financial Assurance - Tabte indicating the break-up of a-reas in the MiningLease For Calculation of Financial assuraoce
Sn. items Area pui touse at startoi modiliedplan in {ha)
Additionalrcquirementduring planperiod (ha)
Totalco11sideredas fullyreclaimed &rehabilitatedha
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4 Mineral storage 0.000 o.000 0.000 0.000 0.000,Infrastructure -workshop,admini strativebuildins etc-
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6 Roads 0.143 0.000 0.143 o.000 0.143Green Belt 0.000 o.112 o.112 o.ooo 0.1 12
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No. 0698IGFINoOO114) Validity of Financial 07 /o4 /2011 to 03/0+/2o2a
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15.O CERTIFICATE
Certified that the Progressive Mine Closure Plarl of Bhatbhera
Limestone Mine (M.L. area 4.808 Hects ) will complies all statutory rule,
regulations, orders made by Central or State Government, statutory
organizations , court etc. have been taken into consideration and wherever any
specific permission is required the applicant will approach the concern
authorities .
I also giving an undertal<ing to the effect , that a-11 the measuresproposed in this closure plan will be implemented in a time bound manneras proposed.
Place - RaipurDate : 2OlOa/2O16 SigPeture of Lessee
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The Modified Mining Plan and progressive Mine Closure plan inrespect of Bhatbhera Limestone Mlne , M.L.Area - 4.808 Hects. in village -Bhatbhera ,Tahsil - Simga , District - Balodabazar, Chhattisgarh has beenprepared under rule 17 {3) of MCR 2016 and 23 B of MCDR 1988 by eualitredierson Shri. Ashok Ku. John.
This is to request the Regional Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau ofMines, Raipur to make any further correspondence regarding any correction of theModihed Mining Plan and Progressive Mine Closure plan with the said qualifiedperson at his address below:-
ASHOK KUMAR JOHNQualified Person
Qtr. No. - 2, Street No. - 6V.V.Vihar , Near Anupam Nagar Rly Crossing ,Mova, P.O. & Distt . - Raipur, C.G. - 492014Contact No. 07898343353 , 08982043353Email - hitech [email protected]
./1,"I hereby undertal<e that a1l fbaifrcationsTuipating as made in the saidog Plan And Progressive Mine Closure pldh by the sa.id recognizedModified Mining Plan And Progressive Mine Closure by the said recognized
person be deemed to have been made with our knowledge/and consent and shall beacceptable on us and binding in all respects..
Place: SuhelaDate | 20 /Oa l2016 ,it
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Repusudan VermaLessee
Address of Lessee :
Repusudan VermaVillage & Post - SuhelaDistt. - BA.Lo DABAZARCHHATTISGARH _ 493195
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B. CERTIFICATE FROM THE MINE OWNER/LESSEE
i Repusudan Verma { Lessee ) giving this undertakings to Indian Bureau of Mine (
Raipur Regional Offlce ) , that :-
1. It is certified that the CCOM Circular No-2/2OlO will be implemented afldcomplied within Time Limit.
2. lr is certifted that the Progressive Mine Closure pfari # gia&nera LimestoneMine of Lessee Repusudan Verma over
^., "t.r. of.4.808 Flect$\complies withall statutory rules, Regulations, orders made by the Ceritral or StateGovernment, Statutory Organization, Court etcr which have bCen taken intoConsideration and wherever arly specihc permission is required the lessee willapproach the concerned authorities. The information furnished in theProgressive Mine Closure plan is true and correct to the best of ourknowledge and records.
3. "The provisions of Mlnes Act, Rules and Regulatlons made there under havebeen observed in the Modified Mining Plan And Progressive Mine Closure planover an area of 4.808 hectares in Balodabazar district of Chhattisgarh statebelonging to Bhatbhera Limestone Mine, arld where specihc permissions arerequired, the lessee will approach the D.G.M.S. Further, standards prescribedby D.G.M.S. in respect of Miners'Health will be strictly implemented'.
4. The provisions of the Mineral Conservation and Development Ruies 1988 havebeen observed in the preparation of the Modified Mining Plan And ProgressiveMine Closure Plan for Bhatbhera Limestone Mine over an area of 4.808 Hects.lessee Repusudan Verma in Village - Bhatbhera , P.O. - Bhatbhera . Tehsil-Simga , District Raipur of Chhattisgarh State and whenever specificpermissions are required, the lessee will approach the concerned authorities oflndian Bureau of Mines. The information lurnished in the Modified Mining planAnd Progressive Mine Closure Plan is true aIrd correct to the best of myknowledge.
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condition as per the provision under rule 12 { 1 ) {v ) of MCR 2016 .
6. I Repusudan ( Lessee ) giving this undertakings to Indian Bureau of Mine (
Raipur Regiona.l Office ) , that -
No matter pending of any royalty and other matter pending revisionmatter with State Govt.No Public interest litigation and court cases are pending in respect ofmining lease
Place: SuhelaDate | 20 /Og /2016
Address of Lessee :
Repusudan VermaVillage &Post- SuhelaDistt. - BALODABAZARCHHATTISGARH _ 493195
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The provisions of the Mineral Conservation arld Development Rules
1988 have been observed in the preparation of the Modified Mining Plan Andprogressive Mine Closure Plan for Bhatbhera Limestone Mine over an area of 4.808
Hects., of Lessee Repusudan Verma in Village - Bhatbhera , P.O. - Bhatbhera ,
Tehsil - Simga , District B odabzar of Chhattisgarh State and whenever specificpermissions are required, the lessee will approach the concerned authorities ofIndian Bureau of Mines.
The information furnished in the Modified Mining Plan AndProgressive Mine Closure Plan is true 4Dq1 correct to the best of my knowledge.
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(See rule 31)
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subject to the provisions contained in Part VI oi the
hereby covcnants/covenant with the Stale Government
expressed and the Stale Covernmcnt hereby covenants
of the said Schedulc as expressed AND it is hercby
hereto as in Part lX ofthe said Schedule is expressed'
IN WITNESS WHtrREOF lhese presents have becn erecuted'
appearing lhe day and year first above wlilten'
ihe Schedule above referred to lettcr No F 3-19/2006/12 dAtcd 8'12 20
Mineral Resoutces Departmcnt Governmen! of Chhattisgarh to
Chhattisgarh slating decisiou of M.L tlcnewal granl of 4 808 H
PART ITHI] AIIEA OI.- THIS LEASI!
said Schedule and the lessee iisi3<s
as in Part Vll of the said ScheduLe r!with the lessee/lessees as in Pafl \'lllmulually egreed between $e Panies
tn nranner hcreunder
SeerelJry.Raipur,
All that tract ol lands siln:d\ed li lJhatbtre (descriplion of itrca or irreas)
.... ... . ,rl (l')argana) in l'ahsil - Singa lhe li.egislratro t)istrict of /la'Plrl Sub Dis[icr
Bhatapaftt And ihana Srrlrela bearing Cadeslral Survey Nos' 100/l ,2 '3 conlatnin9 3n arca
if 4.8b8 Ho"tor", o, Lhereabouts delin;a(sd on the plan herelo anncxed and thereon coloured
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Liberlics, powers alld privileges to be exercised and enjoyed
lhe restrictions and conditions in I'an IIl.
'fo entet upon lanLl und search fot win' h]atk, elc'
weil by:\
bY lhe Iessee/lessees subjecl to
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irfi'"J ,"'**.rl for mrne. borc dig drill for' win'
.-arif """y oraai.p*eof th<said minera minerals'
To sink, drive antl make pits' shdlts and )nclifies elc:
Libcnt .rnd pouer lol or in r'onnrction with:n) olthe
; rl"i Jr,tJ mlk.. marnrlin rnd ui< in rhc ':rd l"nds
'.r.L *"t"r".'tt arn\a)'rnd othel !\^'L' lrrrJ to us(
..l"ilng "orL, "i'!,' like nrture n the riJ lar'ls)
To bring orul use mttchinery equipmertt clc
Llben) rnJ pl,\\'(r lor oI l1'onncLlion \vilh uny ol lll( flrl fu\'s menlion(J n this prn
-"","ai ",j",*.,. rrlrrntrrn and trce un ul lrnuer'1": sa'J lanJs Jny 'ntlncs'
;,,:;;;";t,';i";,;;,.'-,ng tloo" rurnoces coke ovens hrick kilns' workshops' store
ff;;;,'ilti-",.'";, goao"*nt, sitcat' 'rnJ othe. r'voks and conveniences of the like
nature on or under lhe said lands'
[u tnala' roalc, tna v t4 :' r'' ttd u:L' ti' t' nt t oLtd-' tnJ t ut'''
i;;.;' ...i;",;., lur or in 'unnecrron "irh 'n-v ' f rh< nurpuns me inftd nlhiq prrr
;;"i.;"';";'",t\, rJillvcyi rouds' 3ircralr landrne Jlounos rnJ orhcr r")s'n or
l],:l}."::]. il. lna'i.' "i',n'iuo'n and so' and repass rvith or without horscs'
:;;i",';#.,;;;;is, lo"o"'orives' oroth" "hicles o'"' th" sume (or anv existing
tramwa-Ysroadsandorherwaysrnorouerthesaidlands)onsuchconditionsasmaybcdgree,l lu.'l\.' ret buildtnt ond ra,rd mut!ri'tl\ ttt'I ihert\ and Dowcr I')r n' 'n t'nnst'11sn s'ilh rnv oIthe prrrfosus nl(ntloned rl this part
;;1,";:";i-:] :";e grawl ;nJ orl-"' iuil'li"n anJ road mrt.rials arrd clal' and to
;r.'il.;ni": the scrnc and r'' manLlrcLt'rc 'uf6 qlxt irt ' brrcl<s\r tile' attd t'r tr c
::i';;"";',' ;''L"i Lo qcll .rn,' ucn narcriJ's br'it : I 'ir"'
demised o enter upon the said
work, dress, Process, convert,
this part
ini pir. tlalts inctrines drifts
maintain dcePen or exlcnt anY
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I ibenr and p,.ser for or rn cotrnc.lton r . I - -, r ..:,1 ,x-.,.,i,,pn 6emr,\!oni',l?"'li,:li,:',;: ;,;;,
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li'#i:;;";;;li""rc-"rr"."'iocpntorrdtedoJu\ex'a:T,:"r1il:'i:'::1:-rr uoon rhq seid lao{s-Md Io diverl step up or
,r,41.-1f6u15q5, 5prings or L,ther sources ln (
dam anv such stleam or watel course and co lliii6i ifi ffi,/.l,ly suct. r,.'aler,and to
Xil" "inst.;.t"aJ;uintuin
-v *utt' "t'u'se
cu'lverh 'tit'a'ins or r:::y::"'*::::i["i"" ;ii,ll::'il ;iir,u.i i"l,,iri,e.'"tlSiTJ :i TTIX--:]'i;"',"Y llfiii"l:nt a rrasonabls supply ul $dtel as betorc
li'i,.li"anr."n; il[,' p'o"iata that the lessee/lessecs shall not inlerlerc wilh the
;.i,;",;;;," ";i ";isanlc sLre'm nor 'hrll dir"rt 'rr.'' 'rre'o' !rirIourlrlle lre!iu i'
.,rrtir pcrmi:',' r.l tl r :lJl' ('overnm''l't J&/\')
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Ta use land /br stacking, heaping, depositing purPoses
l-iberty and power to enter upon and use a sufficient part oi lhc suface of ihe seid
lands lor the purpose ofstacking, heaping, storing or dcpositing therein any prodxce ofthc mines oi rvorks carried on and any tools, equipmcnt, eirth and materials and
substances dug or raised unrler the libe(ies and powers mentioned in this parl
Benef chtian and conteying u--ay oJ production. .._:--,.aj;il,;t;.::...
(a) Libeny and power to enter upon and usc l suffi(icnl-[iart ol ihi said']ands to
U.neficiat" unu ore produoed from the said lrnrls irnLl t" .i1tv r*ay su.h beneticiated
!''l t) mctke coke (to be usad in case olcoal only) \ i i
(b) Libeny and power upon the said ]ands to conv€rt into coke any coal or c6a1 dust
produced from the said ]ands and to carry arvav such coke
f,' ,l",u t, tt'h\r,)uJ artl ro i-ll a,'J t rtltzt rr' , ' Lr,
Liberty and power fbr or in coDneclio0 wlth any ol the purposcs mcntioncd in this pan
and subject lo lhc exisnn!, righlsofolhcrsandsa!eurprovnlcdinClauselol Panllloi'thisSchedule
to clcar'undergrowrh and blush\Yood a d lo lellJId Ur;Lze d.) L:(', !r trrrrbcr \lrndlnU or tbund
on tile said lands prcvided lhat lhe Slate Govcmmenl rnay ask the lessec/lesseerito pay
lbr any trees or timber lelled and ulilized, by him/tl€l$ at the rates spccified by the
Dcpuly Cornmissioner/Coll.ctor or the SIale Covernm.nl
. PART III
u\dl,tii|e.la yPon carruin Plctccs :
h,\,li;g,"r.tiii"gil*ll be erected, set up or placed and no surlhce op€rations shall
on irrol'ipon any public pleasure ground, burning or burial ground or piace
hel y anytJ.4r$of persons or any house or village site, public road or other
pr^"" *i,i1.itn-.',iiii. Covernmenl may determinc as public ground nor in such a
Restric ryt Conditions as to lhe erercise of thc I-iherties, PorYcrs rnd Privileges in
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manlrer as to inlure or prejudicially ellect any buildings works property or rights ofother persons and no land will be used for suriace operations which is already
occupied by persons olhcr than thc Slale Govemment for works or purposes not
inclutled in this lcase. lhe Lesscc/lessees shall not al50 inlcrtcre Nlth iln\ nghl olway'u(lt .r rdnt M,,
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2. Before using.ror sudace operations any rand which has nor arrcady beeD used fbr suchoperations, the lessee/lessees shall give to O.prry Co..iJoi..l'iif ["r", "f,f,"?]ri:l:i.r*. caiendar monrhs preuiou'" norice ir'*.i,,"g ,f..ii1 *g il,""ru.J
", 0,r,.,.le\Jrprron ol'rh( situalion and rhe e\lent ol- lhe trna plopr.ej ,o"U.-ro rr.i u"a ,fra
llT:::-f.l yri.h,,l,e .ame i( required ,nd rhe .aii r,'^J "i"ir ""i "."i" *.0 iruLlri,u'r rs rssueo 0y lhe DeDutv Commissionercollector within lwo months afterthe receipl b) hrm of sLrch nc,tice unless the objections so stated shall on reference tolhe State Govemment bc annuiled or waived.
To cut trees in unrer^cfled lands
,1 Nolwithstanding anything io this Schedule conrained the lcssee/lcssecs shall nor enicrupon anv reserved tbrest includcd in rhc s.rjd lxnds trirhoLrr ,r"uiour l"n.,i<.rn inwriring ol thc Districr Iorest ollicer nor tell, .r, ,,J ,,* "rr'ii,i,l., "ii..l *,*"*
'hlJrnrng,th( srnirion rrr rr r.r ing or rhrr OI tl, er nur utlrcru i,J ,f,rr'i,, *.",,1"".. *,,n,uch condiliuns ds lhr itaie Co!cmmenl may lrescribe.No mining operotions eithin 50 metefi a[prblic y,orkt etc
5.' I'he lcssee/less€qi shall not rvork or carry on or allow to bc workcd or caffied on anymining operations at or to anv Doinr,i,. .;.J; ;;; ;""'ff:.;J";;,,:ll'[;11iil.: i,,;: Hiil:,i,"iiilIll]l[:iconcerned or under or beneath anv ropu \\a) or Jnv ropcwa), tresllq,or slallon, exceptunder and in accordance wilh tie $nrten perm;i.i",l
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,f.,.],,t]i""1 * fronr ar,1 re.erruir..i.,r,t. or orhir proti.
"orf,, ";.l.1AA;t.] ro,i. onabuildings or rnhabired sire e\cenr ui.h rhe prcr'io.r. *,.,,.n pgrn.L.,,Tn- oi,l,"" U.pu,1
:;".ili.:l:,:',*] ..'or or :nv orrrcr o,r;..,..,.,rrn,.j i,r ii.Si",i o"",J"ir*, ,,this behalf and orherwise rhan in *"..arn." "1,f.,
,*f, ,;r,;q;(ilii ;ffiiiJ;'#;cordrtion: c.rher gencral or special \\hich nu) be.3rrJch,+i" ,*ifi "..ri..i""" rfr.
il:-1,:j:ll:".:rr, *"tcrs sh;tr be.measu,e,r l; ,hl;e"j.I;u'roti',J,'J,liji),il;."",
To entcr upon rcserycd lt.e.yr.r
d,qii*"ill li:'ilffi i'ff ,:t*,:1,*ffi #t".;l Ti";: t:r#viltage roads no working shal bc carrie<t ",i
,;inir-Iif,#."'.i;; il;,":Idj::';'-::s:.:j,..lir":^'l'llE- :.-.:.t' wirh tr,e, prerious ;;;j,;;;"#;;;""r,'v
'.,,,, qii., wyUJuuls durno zeo F\ lres. nrc5rnts. llte I)cfuty Conl|nission(r.fL,UEctoror Ihe srrrc uu!(mmen, nray reqrirr rne lrssce lcsscc. ,;;r' i;;;;;,;:"; 'J,:ilr0.,fclled and urilizcd b\ -r,in-, ilu* .t ,r," -.* .r,l.i,rli "'i,,' lil'#Jrr,,Commissioner/Collcctor ol the Distr;ct.
Commissioner/Collecror or any other ol.ticcr arf r,: ,r,f,*f .,iJirr, ,i"jtJ; ff""#Hin this behalf and orher*ise than in accordarrtc q,ith sLlLh rlirecrions. restrrcti6is andadditions, either general or special, whiclt nrc\ h(.ilrillr!J to such pernris,ronl$(z
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s' w'rtercoxrsrs,,]i""r, -a ".lttttiNcYs tJ""_" .
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Hffi :tr+**ln*i+,,**:1[ir'"i:':.,T'3:'i'irr['l':r,, .jr iIt'"
lnrn'r(' r'-r1'r'ution'/'u'rr/r' )
2 L-ibeny and po\\'er for lhe Slate Governmen! or any lessec or person authorized by it
in lhat behalf to enler iolo and upon the said lands and to make upon over or ihrough
the same any railways, lramways, rorduays or piNlines ibr any purpose olher than
those mentioned in iart II of these presents and to get t'rom the.said lcnds' stones'
gr^u"l, "unf,
una ntl]., mat€rials for making, maintaining and repairing such railways'
t"rt*uy, und roads or any existing rsilways and roads lnd to and.repass,il all tim€s
with or withoul horscs, cattle ol other animals' errts' *agons' csrriages' locomotives
or oiher vchicles over or along any such railwlys trnmwlys. road lincs 3nd other
*"y, i", "fr
purposes and o. oi"u.i'on may require' Fro"idcd that 1: l,n:,"-:"*'tt "t
,uJl tlt"n, ancl power by such other lessee or lerson no substanlirl hinJrance or
inlerference shall be caused to or with fie liberties, Po*'ers and privileges of the
Iessee/lesseesunderthesepresenBandthatlairconpensalionasmay.bcmutua]ly
"gr."a ,po, or in the cvent of disagreemenr as nla) be decided- by the Stale
Govemment shall be made lo the less;c/lessees for all loss or dariig6 s\Lbstantial
lrinLlrance or interiirenc€ shall be causcd to or \\'ith thc exercise by such lcssfe or
person of srtch liberlY and power.
PART V
Ilents anct royaltics resen'ed l'y this lcase
To oay tlcad rent rt rrtlcrlty whichetet A highcr : . r ),,,rd
The lesseq shall pay, tbr ever-v )car excePl the firsl yc']] oithe lcasc' dead rcnt as
specihed in clause 2 o{ this part:i.
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Ratc dnd na.le ol Paymenl of rclllty:
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subjecr ro the provision of clause t of rtris paa',t@-los-$1ffies :yll .1T:-:1:lovernme;iltf'SiSffiimes and in such manner
.ubsislence oi ihis leasc pcy lL' thr Slate (
Provided thai, where the holder ol such minrng lese be'orncs liablc.under seLtron 9 of
ii. ,qlt, to puy ,oyotty for any minerals removed or uonsunred by him or by his 3gent'
*-"tJt, .*or"yi.. J"nt.acti. or ub-letste ftom the leased lrlca' he shallbe liablc io
foy "it i. .r"t', ioyutry or the dead rent in respect ol that arca' whichever is higher'
thrc and nxxle of Pefne ol dead rent.
Subject lo the provisions,.rl clause I ol lhi\ Pen durirr! rhc, Jrbsistcncc:'l :le^
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l"^r"J".a l.r.riU.a ii Part I of this Schedule at rhu I irtc ior rhe limt qeing spccified
i, ii" tr,liJ s"l.arr. ,o rhe Acr, in such manner s ma1 be specified lnlthis behalfby
"#; il"-ilffi"Ji',n.y'-p*,,it" rovaltv in respect of anv. mineral/minerals
;;.;;J ;, ni,rr,rtt.m tro^ rhe'leaser] area at the rare tbr the trme being spectfied in
ii.'i"".i s"rr",lrr" t" ii" uin.. and Mirrerals lD'vclofment and ReBuJation) Acl'
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1,,'*l:::tg1nx Wi:-i,'--i!f,jf ',:,!ffi tin:$Il} {!r:Jiiiii"i:,::::,::'l::";;1, ji:"iI:'1ffi' ::ir'I*:" *j,T:.:::,li""I" :ffi ,,t:i1;: jli:*:m,Iffi J,rli:]i:11r[t[,[::tll-*,',:'i.":',''Jr"1
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hale full righi ofaccess
PART VI
Provisions relating to the rents and royirltics
Renl anal toya )es k) he fteefrom dedttcriun erc" *r "r'-r'rtd
I rh. r(nr. $at(r rdre 3trd'*il':I,".';i:f...J;i,t-;;)'"::t:SJ;;fl'i:i"'i1irue lrotn any deductrun' t'r tnu sLa
Slille Co\ crnmcnl ma\' lrc!crlot'
pRovrDFD Ar wAys,lndir,s.h(:.::..",,-,,:i:ili::."J:lilil5""liHi,H'"l:i" ;; :;'d' ;' thE rcssee/r€5sce5.oni'a:::ii;;'t;; ;: la*ds shall be retained and
iL;;r..il*1,*- o\ er cn arcr \\t,.,' ,,,.:::.1 ,- ^f .h . , ?.rs and ru\ Jlr(s 'nenrion(d
l:il;;, th( srdlc co!eormenr in s:rtrsrrcrrorr
i. Pin v '"tif
tltl rerch thx! amount'
tlLtili rtl[ c ontptttation ol r)\'rtltf:
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PART VIIThe Covenants of thc Lessee/L€ssees
lo pq! rentt and royalties, nxes, etc
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I lhc J.,is(c lej"e.. \hilt ,, ,. .. ]
fir# :,fi il.',".# [*:,fl]fi$*iil[*]+rtr#Hr r",i:';#To Lonhence ()perarions withth twa years an, *,,", ,_
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1,.' tnJctanttv C,), t, n,n. nr ,t1,t,,1,t all clatmt4 lhe lessee,l€ss€s.L-r _ ,
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l.rr as possible .- -.-. ,., .tt:!\\ar\ t^tentI u :t;-nEthen and support lhc ntw tv | \
I hc I essce' Ie'5"es "'l' itl:1"'lni:,, :t r ::#:^l:.:;.AJmini'rrrtii'n conceI""t,' :ll:.:':;.;.',.nslh(ninu or'-,-- ohiirr in its opir't 'n "qu'tt''"'".h", p'rofi.
"orl,..,,,i*"r.,"t"ttoit t'nrl road and any uL
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srtisfacllon ol the RailqcY
".qe ma\ bc an) Pan ol (ne
.i-ppon i.'t rtrt \'lfety of any
or structlrres'
7 o ollo\4 insPection olnolkings''
'7. 'l'ho rcssee/ress€€{j shall alrow anY ofncer"urrthrr'1i: :',"'li.:jll:[':ff'JITJ'"'i'[:1,.,. 1. ,.sg 1.",.,€-- shall "1lou anv ollt'er,J'N'1il
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The lessee/.l€sse€s rnay at My time detemine this lcase by giving not less-fian 12
"ui""a. rnon,tt. notice in uriting io the State Goveinment or to such oficer' or
authority as lhe Stale Governmenl may specify in this behalf and upon.the expiratron
"i .r.f,l ,"ti"" pro\ ided that lhe lessee/le5sees shall upon such expiration render and
oav all .ents. trater rates, royallies, compensation for damages and othel moneys
lntii"t ,uy then be due and payable under these presents to the lessor or any othr
o".,on or'ra,tnn, "na
shall delirerthese plcsents to rhe Stale Covemment then this
Lu,. -a if," said tcrm and the Iibenics. pc'*ers and fri\ ileges hereby granled shall
absolutely cease and derermine but withou! prejudlce tu lrn) riBhl or remed). ol-the
lessor in respect of any breach of any of the covcnants or agreements contained in
these presents.
The State Covemment may on an applicatjon made by the lessee permil him to
surrender one or more min;rals ftom his lease uhich is fbr a group of minerals on
the ground that deposits of that mineral have since exhausted or depleted to such an
"*t""nt tt ut il is no longer possible to *ork the nlinerals cconomicall]' subject to thc
condition that thc le.sec:
(a) Makes an application for such surender of orineral al least six months bcfore
Lhe inlendeJ Jale ol surrender: and
(b) Gives an undertaking that he will nol cause any hindrance in thc working oi thc
mineraI surrendered by any other person who is subsequently granted a mining
lease for that mineral.
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5. On such <late as rhe State Golerrunent may elcct within I2 calendar months aher the- J"i"r.inution of this lease or of any renewal thereof, the amount of the secuity
deposit paid in respect of this lease and then remaining in dePosit )"-ith lhe Stale
Givemment and not required to be applied to any ol the purposes mentioned in the
lease shall be refunded ro he lessee/Iessees No interest shall nrn on thc secudty
deposit
PART IXCcneralProvisions
Obstruclions to insPection :
ln case the lessee/lessees or his/their transferee/assignee doe5idojpf allow entry or
inspecrion by the officers authorized by fie Central.or SI?r:,1:9vgfllflt uncrer !'rauses"-*- - -' l;-;rie 1t1 ot 'ule
u i of said Rules''ihC' t shall give
iiiii. i. t*iting to the lissee/lessees requiring t{m/ther4fd cause within such
iir" ut *"y uJ,p".lfied in the notice wtry ttP'lea5g4pdffiot.be, determined and
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t""u.itu ieposit forfeited; and if the lesseerlessee+{*ils/fail to show cause
*i,frin ,fr" ofoiaruii timc 1o the satisfaction of the Stale Colernment' the State
Gou.mm"nt may determine the lease and tbrt'eit lhe \\hole or part of tlc serurity
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Penaky in cqse ofdefauh in payment ofroyal!) an.l brcach o.t'covenakts:
lf the lessee/l€ssees or his/rhgi. transferee or assignee makes/rnake any default inpaymenl of renr or water rate or rovalrv as reqri,.d ;y ...i;;;;i;;;i";;;,,"a breach of .Lny of rhe conditions arra covenants other than those referred to incovenanl I above, the State Covemment shall gire notic" to';"'b";;il"""*requiring him/rhem to pay the rcnt, water rare, roy-alty nr."..,ty tlr" Or"J, ur,fr"case may be, rvithin sixty days ftom the date of receiit "r
,'r,." ,J,i.. "rlii'irr" "*,waler rale and royahy arc not Daid o. the breach i,
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the Slate Co\cmment withour nreir,ticp ro."1 pr".*a i"g; , h"i ,n"r'il.',*ii] l*r,.r,hin rhem. derermine rhe lease and"forieir rhc;ili;;;;._";, il ;:rr; il;:.iPenahyfor rcpeated breaches of covenants. ' 1 .3:'1.In cases of repcated breaches of covenirnrs cn,l agr""n,ent. Uf tlc tesseeltbsles tor"-T.,1.""]'* has bcen.giren b) ,\( sr.rrc C"*_;";i i;;..;l:;;Jil ffi::,,J|u rzr irroremenuoncd on ca,lier occr.iolt. th-.slate.uo\crnmenr *irtrour g;vitrg anyfilrther noticc. mav impose such pcnulty not exceeding trvice thc amoun:t bf amualdead rent spectfied in clxuse I prn V
Fdil re lafun he terms r.flcoses due to ,.Farce Majeure, ,. . . r/ \ .nrov.d
Failure on the pu, ofthe lessee/ressees to fulfilr any ofthc rerrns and conditions ofthislease,shall not give the Cenkat or srirte d;;;i ;;;'::;#'oi;il, ,n"lcssce/lcssees ur be decmco a breach of rhis lcase. in sn iir "r",r"i"i.ii'r" i,considered by the said Governmenr ro arise tiom r"i.. .";."", *j ii,r,.",lgi"O*"majeure the furfirrmeni by the ressee/lessees ot irny oI rhe rerms and conditions of thislease be delayed, ihe period of such delay shall be "aa".f
i" ,fr" p*.i?"",i Ui ,r,r,Iease. In rht clJU\e rhe expression ..l.orcr Mayeurc.. ,"*rr,r.i .i i"n",insrrrrrclion. rior. crvit ..,mmorron. r,ri[.. ..;1, n;i.:;..:'.:il l;ri ;T n::j;lighring. e\plosion, tlre er.rhou3ke rnct a1y 61hgr h"pp."i"g rr;;;; rh"
'l;;;;;1f".""."could not re$oncbl) prevent or cot)lfol.
Lessg{/L*se* rc rcmarc his/their propertrcs on the $t)ir,r,o eusc;
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benefi r al or anl I ore m i neral "^;;;,;;;; ;;;.";,*"".]ij^ll"*] ulTii: ,,"chrnery. planr. buildings strucrures. rramrrals. 11ilr.i6y5 xi6 6s51..worKs. ere(ltons and con\eniences *hich may hare becn erected. ser up or placed b1
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Forfeiture of property left more than tix months (ltcr Llat(.trnina/ion ofleo._e.
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said term under the provision contained in clause 4 of Pan vlll of this Schedule
become effective there shall remain in or upon the said land any 2[ore or mineral]
engine machinery, pLant, buildings structures, t{amways, railways and other rvork,
erections and conveniences or olher propcrty which are not required by the lessee/
l€ss€es in connection with operations in any other lands hold by hinL/them under
prospecting licence or mining lease the same shali if not removed by the lcssee/
lessees within one calendar month after notice in writing requiring their removal has
been given to lessec/lessees by thc State Gove.nment be deemed to become the
propeny of the Slate Govemment and may be sold or disposed of in such manner as
the Stare Colernment shall deem fit without liabilily to pay any compensation or toaccount to the lessee/lessees in respecl lhereof
Every notice by these presents required to be given to thc lcssee/lessees shall be giren
in tllrtint to nlch per,on Iesidcnl on lhe.aid land.:rs the lessee/lessees ma1 alloinrfor the purpose of rcceiving such nolices and if there shall have bien no aiel1
appointmeni then every such notice shall be sent to the lessee/leqees by registered\,post addressed to the lessee/lessees at the address tecorded in thi! lease or at such \'other addrcss in India as the lessee/l6ssees may lrom time to tini€ in w ting to thd _1
State Covcrnment designate fbr lhc reccipl of notices and every such service shalt be
deemcd to bc proper and valid service upon the lessec/lessees and shall not be.
questioned or challenged by hin/theat.
Immunitl of Stote Go\,enment fron lidbility lo puy coulpcnsation : . r-.
Il in any evcnt thc orderc ofthe Slate Governmcnl are revised. reviewed or cancelled b1
thc Cenual Govcmmcnt in purcuance ofproceedings under Chapler VII ofthe MineralConcession Rules, 1960, the lessce/lessees shall not be entitlcd lo compensation forany loss sustainc(l by the lesseel+ess€€s in oxercise of the porvers and privileges
conferred upon him/thef,r by these presents.
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IN WrTNESS WHEREOF these presents have been executedhereunder appearing the day and year flrst above written,
in the presence of
9 For the purpose of stamp dutyRs. 11,81,250/- (Itupecs ElevenOtrly) pcr ycar.
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the articipated royalty from the demised land isLac Eighty Onc Thousand Two Hundrcd Fifty
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ANNEXURE. IIILETTER FOR GEO REFERENCED CADASTRAL BY
AUTHORISED AGENCY
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Village- SUHELA, Tah.'Sirnga, Distt, Balodabazar-tshatapara (C.G)
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The Directorate of Mines and Geology
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Subject-; Submission of Geo Reierenced Cadastral Map foTRIpUSUDANyERM&Bhatbhera Lime Stone Mine,Mining Lease_area4.8o8th, in.Village_ :.
Bhatbh eraJa h sil-5imga, Dist-Baloda Baza r,Ch hatisga rh state.
Refrence-:As per the tBM Circular No Z/2OLO,Oated of6/}4/ZOLO.
R/Sir,
Please fined enclosed herewith the Geo Refrenced Cadastral Map above therefrenced mining lease area the enclosed are as follow.
.Geo Refrenced Vecto rise Cadastral map HARD Copy
1.Geo Refrenced Vectorise Cadastralrnap on Autocadd Format
2.Geo Refrenced Vectorise Cadastral.map on pDF Format.
3.Geo Refrenced Vecto.lse Cadasfialmap merge with Liss-4 & Cartosat-2
4Liss -4 lmage(lpEG Formate)
5 Cartosat-2 lmage0 pEG Formate)
6.'nformation of Earosat-2 Execel Forrnate
TPillar point Co-ordinare by DGpS tnstrument CsV Ty;e.
8.lnformation of Survey DATA.
THlS is for your information and necessary action please
Signature of Surveyor
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ANNEXURE. IVPHOTOCOPY OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE
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Dear Sir,
Guarantee No 0698IGFIN000l t4Amount ofGuanntee Rs. 200000 ( Iwo LAkhs)Guarantee period from 07io4l2\t4 to 0310412024Last date for lodgment of claim 03104/2021
Ili: ,]_"."d olgy".-l:: execured on 07 day ofapril 201.1. iJCO BANK Village-Tandwa, Tahasil_lilda Distt- Raipur chhattishgarh constiluied under the companies act l956 having i1s Head officel0 81M Sarani Kolkata 700001 and amongsl other plaec. a tranch Tandua lCenriry cementpremises llaikunlh) (hereinafter rcfcred to as the bank I in tc|our of the Regional contrcllcr of\lines. Indian Bureau of Mines. Nagpur (hcrcinaflenetirred !,r as fi. B"n"i"ir.y fL, un ,.orn, noterceeding Rs.200000 (Rs. f\\o t_akh)atthe r(qucsr ol\Jr. Ripusutlan VermaS/O {_are ShriRrLh:rarn Verma(hereinalier relarred io as tha conractor sJ
This guarantee is issued subject to the condition lhat the Iiabilitv ofrheguaranlee is limiled ro maximum ofremain in lull force up ro 0J.04.20)41darqbe revoked on or before 01.04.2024 (Last daae of clajm) b\ rhe Bank or
Subject to as aforesaid(Main guarantee marter may be typed hereafter)
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if,J"rit ".i,, _".lijon u a.rnnofrom the Rcgionat Conrro[crof Mineo, ro,rrlr."l,i"rrl,i",
^onor o.any other authorizeo or,* a:lj::ll:, o.**rr, ,roie A.or..:u oirrin", ,,u,ingthat the amount claimed is due by way oif
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O*.*authorized by the Contloller General, inAiun grr.uu ii-Mi,;*iC"o*. orrno,o- any money so demanded notwirhsranding any dispute ".
airirt".^i*a uy ,lr"ressee in any suit or proceedinss^pendirs"b; i"; il;;; "ii.,il,lr", ,",",,"*thereto our liablility under ti,i,.p..r.rr, being absolure un.quiuo"uf. fl.paymenr so made by us under th is bond _sha ll be valid disciarg;liour riabiiity
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5. We, Uco Baok Branch Village_ Tantlrva, Tansil - Tilda, Distt._ IiaipurChhattisgarh(Bank Name.), furrher agree that guarantee he'r-#i*in"O ,nof fremain in full force and effect during the pe.i-"d ,p i"i'fr" "rali',i"'ir,r,.*l3i]_il:.. :l Mili."g pcriod oi r.;," y.u.,-ir,ui *",l0'i"',ii"" ,u,pertormance of the said Agreement and that shall continue to U. .ri"r..""O,atill all the dues ofthe Govt. under or_by virute of dr"-rriJ ug.;*, n""i" O*,fullypaid and its catins satisficd ordischu.g.a tif f A.g;nj?o;;i.r;;,*r,Indjan,Bureau of Mines, Nagpur or any. oth.. ofn""a,urrfro.ir.i' Uy ,f,.Conrroller Cenerst, Indiln Bureau of Uir*
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, f,, ,"0properly caried out by the said lessee ara ,..o.Oingty Air.n",r.li,.._rr*r_tee. Unless a demand or clairn under this guarantce is rnadc on ,", ;n *ri,rg o,or beibre 03.0;t.2024. \\,e shalt be disch".g.O fi", .fl ii"Uif;;;;;;, ;;: rr",antee therealter
l;. We lunher agree rhur Regional Conrrol]er oi Mlnc.. in.tirn g'u..u, urMines, Nagpur or ony other oltrcer autho.ir"a Oy tf,. Controf i", CIrJ"i. ,r0,,Bureau ofMines shall have lullest liberty ,"itfr*t oul. "onr";;;;;;;;;r, ".f'ecting in rny rnonner oLrr obligations her.eunder to *.,
""r-"i.,f* raa_, *Oconditions ol'the sai.J agreerneir or.ro extend timc to performancc bt rhe said
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or so rctrvrng us. es' would but this provisionJave ell.ecr
7. This guarantee will not be dithe bank oriessee. .,scharged due to changeln_oestitution ol
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Noru ithsrarding anyr hing conralned herein: ,,' .,r,,-.da, Our Iirbliliry under this Bank
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ANNEXURE. VCOFT OF VIOLATION LETTERS GTVEN BY IBM AND REPLY
OF VIOLATION BY LESSEE
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: No. CHC/RAP/LST-62'NGP
GOVERNMENT OF IND]AMINISTRY OF MINES
INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES
NAGPUR REGIONAL OFFICE
Block 'B' & 'C'.6s FloorIndira Bhavan,IBM HQ,
Civil Lines, Nagpur -440 001
Dated- /20t1
(R. Maiumder)Senior MiningCeologist
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\2To Shri Ripusudan Verma,
P.O. Suhela,Tehsil-Simga,District-Baloda Bazar'
Chhattisgarh-493195
SuDjeci : Violation of provisions of Mineral Conservation and developmenl Rules' 1988
in respect of your Bhatttrera iimestone Mine over an area of 'l'808 Hecl in
galoda Bazar-diclrict of Chhanisgarh State'
liir,on examination of this office record, it is observed that the following provisions of
Mineral Conservation anO oe'etopmeni nules' 1988 is violated in respect- of your above
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'nal conlroller of Mines' IBM' Nagpur hasbeenduly
l7l'04/2014 .ddressed to the Regic
il;;;Ji ffi;; "t"-" .ni-on"*u,,in"i.,"' ii is tbund unsatisfactory due to the reason
,1#;,ht";i;; t;;; mentioned about rectification of violation of rule 3l oi llfCDR'
1988.
Thus attracti lhe violation of rule 31 o, MCDR 1988. ".
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You.r'e.lherefore, directed to shoY-cause r,!ithin q period o'f 30 dals tiom Ih,e date of
;;;i;i;-il;ffiffi;C "pel"**l v-r above mittc' should nol be
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please note that no further notice will be giren to )ou in this regard you.s faithfully,
Niiile of violations obserredRule No. ofMCDR. I988
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B&C Block,6thFloorIndian Bureau Of Mineslndira Bhawan , Civil LinesNAGPUR (MH)
Enclosed :
Photographs ofthe Plantation area
Copy of Bill for purchase of saplings
From : Ripusudan VermaVillage & Post- SuhelaDistt. * BalodabazarChhattisgarh - 493195
Dat€ : l0l ll 12014
Your's Fai
( Repusudan Verma )Lessee
Subject : Violation of provision of Mineral Conservation and development Rules
1988 in respect of our Bhatbhera Limestone mine ( 4.808 Ha. ) in Distt
Balodabazar , Chhatti sgarh State
Reference : Your letter CHG/RAP/ LST-62,NGP dated 18/09/2013
Dear Sir -
Kindly refer to your above referenced letter, I would like to submit my
answer in favour of compliance of violation of rule 31 of MCDR 1988 , pointed byyourend.Sir as proposed in last scheme ( 2006-07 to2011-12)50nos.ofplantationcanied out in the area . I would like to inlorm you that I l0 pos o[sapling planted
over the lateritic soil dump aRer the leveling \ith proper fencing and irrigation
facilities . Therefore it is requested to you kindly revoke th€ violation unddt rule 31 ofMCDR 1988,
Hence it is requested to you kindly revoke the pending violation and
approve our scheme of mining at earliest please .
Thanking You with regards .
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From : Ripusudan VermaVillage&post-suhelaDistt. - BalodabazarChhattisgarh - 493195
Date : 2t t 04 /2014To,The Regional Controller of MinesNagpur RegionB&C Block,6thFloorIndian Bureau Of Mineslndira Bhawan , Civil LinesNAGPUR (MH)
Subject : Violation of provision of Mineral Conservation and development Rules1988 in respect of out Bhatbhera Limestone mine ( 4.g0g Ha. ) in Distt _B alo dab azar, Chhattis garh
Reference : Your letter CHG/SRG/ BX-l l/NGp dated 1l103/2014.
Dear Sir ,
Kindly refer to your above referenced letlef,.f Sguld like to submit myanswer in favour ofcompliance of violations. pointidUy you.Sd , '
\l.Violation 23( F ): We have already submitted the Financial. assurance for Rs.Two Lakh the Original copy of Financial Assurance of enclosed with this letterbearing no 0698IGFIN 00014 Valid upto 3/O4|2OZ4.
Thanking you with regards .
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your's Faithfullv
Enclosed:
I . Original Copy of Financial Assurance bearing no 0698IGFIN 00014Yalid q-to 310412024.
6. Mdnthly ( October 2008 to March 2014 ) and Annual retum ( 2}1l_lzand 2013- 14
7. Copy ofthe Demarcation Report .
8. Receipt of submitted Scheme of Mining for approval .
9. Copy of Financial assurancelO.Form D-l .
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The Controller GeneralIndian Bureau of Mines2 nd Floor , Indira Bhawa!Civil Lines, NagPur ( M H )
e,,hiF.t Notice of Drilling Boreholes in FormJ for prospecting of Bhatbhera""-'"-- ii-."tot e Mine. Area4'808Hects' in village - Bhatbhera ' Distt
Buludnburnt ,CG , Mine Owner - Ripusudan Verma
Reference: As per the rule 47 of Mineral Conservation And Development Rule 1988
Suhela2"d April 2013
Dear Sir ,
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i n"arrru,t Cont.otler of Mines ('Nagpu! Region ) Indian Bureau of Mines Nagpur
i nir-..tor. Directorate of Geolo$/ & Mining, Sonakhan Bhawan, Raipur (C G )
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Intended depth up-to which shaft / boreholes is to be extended
10. Name and qualificstion of rhe geologist or mtningengineer in charge ofthe operalion
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LQlg 1. Resulrs El6re to tested sadple ony.2. Testeporlshould nol be reproduced pani.lrr.
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Panicula13: Limestone 1i1 to BH 1/15 Bhatbhera Llmestone Mine 4.808 H.
Sa,npLe Regislralio. Dats :29.06.2013 Analvss Sianing Date
Oualriiiy received : 250 gm. each Analvsis Co Plelioo Oate
sample Type: : Tesls requ red
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sH 1/1 12.35 45.47 2.10 38.70aH 112 1)_SS 45.41 2.61 38.01BH
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sH 7/9 11.65 41.93 2.51 38_25
3H110 72.21 46.21 2_7A 38.21sH 1/11 12.30 46.14 2.34 38.51
11-40 46.27 2.64 38.453H 1/13 12_65 46-10 2-25 38_31
12,30 46.79 2.52 38.01BH U1s 12.05 45.47 2.59 38-25
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TEST RESULTS
I91g 1 Results relals io lested sadpleonlv.2 Teslreponshourd noibereptoduced padally'
REMARKS: Based upon request of parly, sanple was lest€d ior abov€ neit oned parameteE onlv
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BH 1/19 12.35 46.13 2.17 17.91
BH 1/20 D.12 47.05 2.28 38.25
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BH !122 11.45 48.14 2.23 14.73
BH 1/23 11.50 48.00 2_t9 38.61
Blt1l24 11.85 41-56 1.14 38.'45
sH 1/2s 7l-11 47 _37 189 38.36
BN LI26 11.80 41 15 2.68 38.32
71.O2 47 01 2_10 38.75
sH 1/23 71.44 89 2.13 38.62
sH tl29 12.01 47.63 2.28 38.45gH 1/30 11.89 47.46 2.47 38.25
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Limestone BH 2/l to BH 2i I Bhatbhera Limestone M:ne 4.808
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For ANACOII LABORATORIES PVT. LTD.,Verified by'
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Ropusudan Vermaviliago - suhclaIahsil & Di3tt. Balodabazar C.G.
l-ssuED To: :131rgM - 15 - 'l to 15
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SamlleRegstralionDaie : 29,06.2013
Ouaniily recived : 100 gm. €a.h
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Analysis Cornpletion Dale
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aN2l, 12.30 45.40 2.72 38.613t 212 12.50 45-4-l 2.52 38.21 ..
BH 2/! 12.40 45.59 2_10 37.51gH2/4 72.41 46-41 2.51 37_UBH2/5 11.30 46.29 2.16 38.01BF2/5 72.20 45.29 2.20 ,38.(},,,1aN 217 12.O1 44)O 2_44 38.15aA 2/a 12.72 44.60 2.61 ,38.15sH 2/9 11.35 41.56 2.35 38.20
12_15 46.89 2.45 38.3012.15 45.59 2.61 3a-32
aH2l12 t2-32 46.15 2.60 38.32BHUt3 72-St 45.50 2.35 38.30aH 2/14 12.35 45.81 2_37 34.14BA 2h5 12_15 45.55 2.34 38.13
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TEST RESULTS
Lg&i t. R€suls relaieio lested sampto onty 2.TsstEponsnoudnolbecpoducedparrialry
REMARKS: Based upon req !es! ot parly sanpre was tesled ror above menlioned paranete.s onty
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Yillago - SuhelaTahsil & Distt. Balodabazar
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Samp e Reglstrauon Oale
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46.90 2.29.. \z.ro72.20 46.95 .1612.10 47 _25 2.40 3812111.31 41_30 2.46 1q.26sN t/22 17.2L 44.02 2.55 .38.3911.40 48.09 2.45 / 343511.61 47.89 1.80 38-2211.15 47.36 2.10 1e.2117.47 41.0\ 2.2511-irrlii/
3H2/27 1,1.72 47.49 2_6011.15 41_16 2-13 38.2272.71 47.59 2.2a11.89 47 -47 2.12 38.15
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FEASIBILITY REPORT OFBHATBHERA LIMESTONE MINE
Under Rule16 of Mineral ( Evidence of Mineral ) Contents Rules 2015
VILLAGE - BHATBHERATAHSIL - SIMGA
DISTRICT - BALODABMARCHHATTISGARH
KHASRA No 100/l . 100/2 & 100/3
M.L. AREA - 4.808 HECTARES (( NON FOREST GOVT REVENUE LAND )
LESSEE
REPUSUDAN VERMAVillage &Post- Suhela
Tahsil - SimgaDistt. - BALODABAZAR
CHHATTISGARH - 493195
REPORT PREPARED BY
ASHOK KUMAR JOHNQualified Person
(M. Sc. Geology , LL. B. )Qtr. No. -2, street No. - 6
V.V"Vihar , Near Anupam Nagar Rly Crossing ,
Mova, P.O. & Distt. -Raipur, C.G. - 49200'lContact No. 07898343353,08982043353
Email - hjLcgl_eeXgI@yshgg4elE
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1.0 INTRODUCTION I).o GEOLOGY AND RESERVES 5
3.0 MINING 13
4.0 ENVIRONMENT 18
5.0 MINERAL PROCESSING 23
6.0 INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
7.O COSTING 25
8.0 ECONOMIC VIABILIry,4
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INTRODUCTION
1.1 ln Balodabazar district of Chhattisgarh so many good deposit of Cement
grade limestone also occur in surrounding the village - Bhatbhera . Limestone
is a mainly contain calcium carbonate and represented by the chemical formula
CaCO: .
Limestone is mainly used for malufacturing of cement, Limes and
steel industries. lt is also consumed in chemical industries like calcium carbide '
bleaching powder , soda ash precipitated calcium carbonate etc.
The Bhatbhera Limestone Mine is located at a distance 65 kms. lromstate capita Raipur ald District Headquarter Raipur and falling in Jurisdiction ofVillage - Bhatbhera. The District headquarter Balodabazar p. 17' Eir53ndconnect by good tar road. The mining ptan of Bhatbhera Limlsfone Mine \,asapproved by IBM vide letter no RAP/LST IMPLN- 9731 NGP on ddtgd 16/OSl2OqV
and the Mining Lease was renewed in favour of applicant Repusudan Verlha-,resident of village - Suhela , Distt. - Balodabazar for the period of 20 years i.e610612006 lo 5106/2026, and now as per new gazette notification lease period
enhanced upto 50 years from the date of first grant 06/06/ 1986.
The mining lease granted after the prospecting op...iil.t, r....ii'6Lto regional scale by DGM Raipur under the supervision of experienced geologists .
i) Number ofpits and trenches lndicating dimensions, spacing etc along and acrossthe strike/fotiation with reference to geological plarL
Trial Pit Dirnension Trench Dimension4 2x2x5 rn. 0 0
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ii) Number ofboreholes indicating tlpe (Core/RC/DTH), diameter, spacing,
2 Boreholes of 31 meters depth driled at 2OO meters spacing by the lesseeRepusudan Verma during the Year March 2013 and establish the reserves asper the UNFC norms.
LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
District and State Balodabazar, Chhattissarh
Taluka Simga
Villase Bhatbhera
Khasra No./ Plot No./ Block Range/ Felling Series etc.
Khasra No. lOOll,lool2 & 100/3 (
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Whether the area is recorded to bein forest lplease specify wherherprotected/reserved etc.)
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Cwnership / Occupancyrr{,rH 'I . r".rd
Revenue DeparlmenI of th ha u isgarhState Gort.
lxistence of public road / railwayine, if any nearby and approximateIistance
The area is well connected throughroad network and approachable fromDistrict head quatter Balodabazar byall weather Tar Road ( Raipur - SuhelaRoad ).The nearest railway station isHathbandh located 15 km away fromthe M.L. area.
Toposheet No. with latitude andlongitude
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Land Use Panern (ForestGrazing, Barren etc.)
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2.1 The Bhatbhera Limestone Mine ( 4.808 Ha ) located in the jurisdiction of
village - Bhatbhera, Tahsil - Simga of District - Balodabazar of Chhattisgarh
The mining lease area is located in Survey of India topo-sheet no - 64 G/14 ,
and falling between the longitude and latitude of 81055/ 32'99t1 to 8Lo sSt
4L.4Stt E and 21o 3st 2L.L7/t to 21o 35/ 3O.25l/ N of Greenwich . The
general height of the area is around 27O meters from the above MSL and the
highest elevation of this lease area is 275 meters above MSL The lorvest
elevation is 271 meters above MSL. The mining lease area is a non forest govt.
revenue land having 1 meters thick soil/ leterite cover in northern part with
proved limestone formation upto 244m.RL. The mining lease area is gently
sloping towards north-east side of the lease area '
Drainage Pattern3rt''tt]'r ' ''
The Shivnath river is the main river of the area and forms the main
drainage system. It flows in N-W direction at a distance of 20 kms near Nandghat ,
Bhishrampur . ,A. nala flo\,t'ing at a distance ol 80 meters in north-east and active
only rainy season Other Seasonai nalas and streamlets are commencing lrom
higher parts of the area and join these perennial rivers . The drainage patter isdendritic to sub-dendritic.
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Topographically the mining lease area is a north-;3st slopiiig'ground. Limestone deposit l.ound in the form oI thickly bedded har{rh/ssive, and Iound
abour right from Lhe Iop o[ the area . Highest conlour of rh(] drea is 275 meters
above from MSL and lowest contour is at 271 meters abov{orm MSL
The climatic condition of the area is moderate in nature Summerseason is intensively hot, where the mercury touches 420 C. The winter season isquite pleasant during the month of December and January the minimumtimperatuie of 5 to 8 oC . The monsoon lasts for 4 months from 15Lh .rune to 15e
oct;ber with an average annual rain fall of 1150 to 1100mm. Prevailing windI
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velocity 12 km. / Hrs. in July to 3.2kt1.lH in December'
Flora & Fauna
The is no flora or fauna of national impofiance lt has already been
mentioned that this area is generally considered sub-tropical and high moisture
in the atmosphere but due to lake oI soil cover no dense vegetation seen in
surrounding area Apart from the above agricultural lands there where one
time crop is being cultivated. Except the above vast tracts of the area does not
have any flora of great importance.
2.2 STATIGRAPHY OF THE AREA :
REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The first comprehensive account of geolog/ of the area was given by ShriDutta in 1903. He proposed the name Chhattisgarh Supe;-:€reup and
divided into the tow series name Raipur and Chandrapur..' RegionaUy the
area has following succession of rocks. The regional and local gqological suc\soionof rhe lease area is as follows : , ]i
Recent
ReEional Geological Succession
Alluvial Soil / late te
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CSHUHPAETR
IRSOGUAPRH
Series Formation Litho Units
RaipurSeries
Raipurh-rrple LimestoneGreenish grey Limestone
Khairagarh Sub- Arose
Gundardehi Calcareous Shale
ChandrapurSeries
Charmuria Grey limestoneSandstone
Chandrapur Sandstone , Sub-AroseQuartzite
LOCAL GEOLOGY Otr'THE LEASE AREA
. Local Geology :
summarized asLithological succession
follows -observed in the lease area can be
Recent Sorl / Larerire {av. LO mls., in limired area
Series Formation Litho Units
RaipurSeries
RaipurPurple to light grey ArpllaceousLimestone
( thickness proved upto 30 meters499pth )
There is no any kind of remarkablearea accept joints and fractures are common as always
The details of individual litho units occur in the area are described below :
l.Soil and Laterlte : Most o{ the area is uncovered. I! Surrounding thin soil coverobserved having brown yellow in colour due to weathering of limestone .
2. Limestone : Ihe Limestone of rhe mine ts light purDle and srev irhjckll bedded and stromarolitic. The general striki airecrion oT tfrlthe lease aiea is N 300 E - S 3Oo W 1e.ith 0 to 20 dip towardslimestone is medium hal:d massive and thicklv beddei.
2.3 STRUCTURAL FEATURES SEEN IN THE AREA :
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Joint : In the area three sets of joints haveacross and oblique to thie strike direction .
also seen at some places.
Flacture : Earthy . no cleavage.
Streak ; Dark Black .
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feature observed in thisseen in the deposit.
been observed - along ,The diagonal joints are
masslveation of
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Method of Estimation of Reserves:
The mining lease area is in gentle sloping flat ground and the limestone deposit is alrqostflat bedded deposit. There is 1.0 m. ( average ) laterite soil found over the limestone deposit. Geological Resewe i.e. Proved , Probable category only . Hence the following importantparameters are considered for estimation of Proved Reserve:
(a) Total area of mining lease is 4.808 Hects .
lbl The statutory mining limits are considered 7.5 meters from the mining lease
boundary.Total thickness of limestone deposit is considered 30 meters for estimation ofproved reserves . Up-to 244 MRL limestone formation is exposed . Limestone
formation MRL 575 to MRL 544 is proved by 2 borehole .
Specific Gravity of limestone is considered 2.5 .
4.808 Hects. area considered for the estimation of geologica-l reserves .
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Classillcatlo! of reserves in-to the accepted categories:
borehole result and chemical analyses :
The reserves of limestone has been categorized as proved , on the basis of
Proved category reserve. The average thickness of proved "ut"gbi1'of
l-iltorrJ ii.-.tlonation of
is considered 30 meters on the basis boreholes result Limestone formatior-from 275
meters to 244 meters MSL comes under this category
Proved Reserves
Proved Reserve : 4.803 hect. Or 48.080 sq. meters ,t.u .oo"il."d t'fo,
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area inSq.
Meters
AverageThickness
olLimestoneUp-to 544
MRL inMeters
Volume inCubic
Meters inM3
Excavatedvolume ofLimestone
in M3
BalanceVolume ofLimestone
in M3
BulkDensity ofLimestone
GeologicalReserve In
Tonnes
48,080 30 14,42,400 37,960 14,o4,440 35,1r,1OO
i-i From the above tables it is observed ihat the estimated reserve of limestone in the
proposed lease area is 35, I 1,1OO Tonnes or 3.5 1 Million Tonaes .
Average Chemical Composition of the limestone of the mining lease area:
CaO - 46 .9 | o/o
SiOr - 1l.46 Yo
MgO - 02.26 L(Analysis from NABL accredated Lab enclosed in Annexure - VIII.)
Mlae-able Reserve & Antlcipated Life of the Proposed Mlne:
The water table is at 30 meters from the pit floor level so
depth , limestone is easily mineable. For calculation of mine-able reserve
life of the mine the following points are to be considered:
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Mining Llmtts : 7.5 meters statutory mining limit left along the lease boundary
Mlnlng Benches : The 6 benches of 5 meter height developed Ior plolsaJet) and rransponadon etc. and Ie[r wiLh I melers wide ar *re end of mi
as barrier for statutory reason . The limestone beariag area 1o9lgifr,fi$re.mininglimit is estimated as follows :
Area locked under 7.5 mts. Limits 852x7.5= 6,390 sq.
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cked2050 square meters area will be locked in the mining benches. Area'under mining benches 680 x 3 = 2,040 sq. meters
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Reserve Considered : Reserve considered for calculation of mine able reserveare proved reserves .
Area locked under the miniflg limits-Area locked under the mining benches-Area locked due to electric Line-
6,390 Sq. Meters2,040 Sq. Meters9,072 Sq. Meters
The total quantity of limestoneas follows:
Total area 17,502 Sq. Meters
locked under the mining limit and benches are calculated
Locked Quantityof Limestone in
Tonnes
SpecificGravity ofLimestone
Volume ofLimestone inCubic Meters
'l'hlckness or
Limestone (Proved +
Probable category )
Total aiea
iocked (in sq.
meters)
13,12,6505,25,060t7 ,502
So the totat quantity of Limestone locked under the Mining limit & Benches is
13,12,650 Tonnes.
Mhe-able Reserves :
Mine-able reserve will be estimated aJter deduction
locked in mining limit, mining benches and deducting the
calculation is as follows:
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( under mining limit and
benches ) in tonnes
35,1 1,100
13,12,650
Balalce of Limestone
after deduction
ot IJlmesfone
21,98,450 Tonnes
Average Grade
CaO 46.91 %MgO 02.26 ok
SiOa 1 1.86 %
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Anticipated llfe of the mine : onproduction of limestone i.e. 1,10,000 tonnes (ROM)
estimated 19,9G or say 20 yea,s lor21,98,45o
2.5 Geographical Condition
the basis of proposed maximumthe anticipated life ol the mine istonnes of mine-able reserves .
The Limestone of Bhatbhera Mine for which feasibisubmitted , will be mainly for sale in cement plant of nearbyrrassociated industries. The mine will be designed and deve
limestone mine is viewed from geological, economical and marl
report ls
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dependent on the economic health and the market prospects of the .!rbr
mentioned states. Accordingly, feasibility study is done. The various aspect/eof
leasibility report is described as under:
PUBLIC UTILITY:-
The Bhatbhera Mine is located in village - Bhatbhera of tahsil - Simgain Balodabazar District of Chhattisgarh and belongs to Lessee Repududan VermaThe Lease area falls in khasra no 100/ 1 ,100/2 & 100/3 The production capacityof this limestone mine will be ol 1,1O,00 tones of ROM per year and in futuregoing to be the same. The iessee will Started production alter the approval ofmodihed mining plan.
ROAD. RAILWAYS AND OTHER TNFRASTRUCTURES :-
Road - The M.L area is having good approachability being rvell connected by road'It is about 65 Km. State capita Raipur and 17 km from district headquarterBalodabazar , 25 km. from tehsil Simga The nearest highway NH 1308 is also 20
kms. lrom the M.L area going from Raipur to Balodabazar , Raigarh
Rail link - The nearest railhead is situated at Hathbandh 10 km from M L area '
It is a browed gauge of South Eastern Central Railway on Mumbai ^- Howrah
broad gauge line illf"tr ()
Limestone Reserves
in Tonnes
Thicknessof
Limestone
Mine-ableRecoverableLimestoneReservesIn Tonnes
UNFCCode
Average Grade
CaOo/o Mgo sio?
Proved I 25.'l1.1oo 3O Mts. 21 ,9 8,4 5.o 111 46.91 02.26 rt.a6
.Air link - The nearest airport facility is available at Raipur about 65 km from M L ar:ea
Manpower
Total 40 numbers of officer , machine operators and office staff will be
required for the this mining operation ,
1 TechnicalStaff 5
2 Skilled Labours 5
Un-Skilled Labours 10
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MINING
3.1 Proposed method of mining for developing/worklng the deposit:It is proposed to adopt mining by semi-mechanized open cast method
utilization HEMM , small dia ( 85mm. ) shallow hole drilling and controlledblasting technique.
3.2 Salietlt features of mode of working:
z Mining is being carried out by semi-mechanised opeocast mining method.The skilled and Un-ski1led local people engaged in various mining operationsuch as occasional manual sorting and sizing ore
Limestone ore/overburden will be excavated by diviof deposit in benches of average height of 5 meter.
thickness
Ramps at a gradient from 1:16 having widthwidth of dumpers. Haul Road provided for conn
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Iocations favourable for optimizing haul lenghextraction.
in! mineral
) Light controlled blasting adopted for production .
) Broken material and waste loaded lhrough ExcavatoJJ'ar*o", . '
> Material is being transported by means of dumpers from lease area todestination point after hand sorting and sizing to cement plant.
3.3 Proposed rate of production:
It is planed that limestone will be produced at the average rate of1,10,0OO Tonnes ROM per year .The limestone is almost exposed only at someplaces the thickness of soil/ Leterite is 1.0 metes . The soil/mine waste u'ill beremoved and dumped in prescribed place for future uses as per the modifiedmining plan . The lessee already. drilled 2 boreholes at 2O0 meters grid and theproved reserve in 111 category as per the UNFC norms. The mode of occurrenceof ore and its behaviour have been given in geological plan and section.
During the course of winning the ore following activities will be involved.I) Removal of soil/ Laterite and waste .
II) Mining of limestone will be done by combination of excavator anddumpers with superior blasting techniques.
III) Transportation of mined out ROM after handcement plant
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extensive afforestation over the stabilized dump and barren land along the Mininglease boundary.
3.4 D{tent of mechatlization:
A11 the mining operation will be carried out with the help of excavatorand shallow hole controlled blasting techniques. For giving employment to localpeople such manual work will also be considered to some extent.
3.5 Miaing Machineries to be used for Mining Operation:
The following parameters have been considered for calculation of requirement ofmining machinery. Mining machines have been calculated for full productioncapacity.e Total materials to be handled/ Annum. No. of shift per dayr No. of working days in a year. Waste / Annam. Top Soil/ Laterite/ Annam
3.6 DRILL MACHINE
- Drilling diameter., Drill hole spacingz Drili hole burden. Deprh) Bulk density. Total tonnage generated per holez Blasted material yield/meter of hole> Working days in a year; Hence total meter required/day) Drilling rate of drill; Working hour in a day; Working hour efficiency> Total meterage drilling in a dayz Hence total drills required
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Primary Drilling operation will be done by DTH machine and secondary drillingoperation will be done byjack hammers .
Calculation for Nos. of Drill Required:o Materials to be handled (Target)/Annum : 1,10,00 Tonnes
( Limestone t Waste )
Per Day 367 Tonnes production in single shift
85 mm3 mtr3 mtr.5 mtr2.5 T /me112.5 T17 Kg.300 days17 - 20 rntr20 mtr/hour8 hour9Oo/o
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3,7 LOADING EQUIPMENT :
Loading of ROM as well as waste will be done by Excavator. ROM will be subjectedto occasional sorting and sizing before dispatch from mine, The machinerydeployed at the mine will be as below:-
Calculation for nos. of excavator required:. Material to be handled {Target) per annum ; 1,1o,OOoTonnes
Bucket capacityBroken ore densityBucket fiIl factorTotal tonnage per bucket (2.1xO.7x2)Average cycle time/bucketTime efficiencyNos. of Bucket/Hour (60 x 60 x 0.9/6Tonnage per hrTotal hrs required per targetAverage hrs/day@ 1 shifts operation "-.Working day in a l earEquipment utilizationEquipment availabilityTotal hrs available per excavator per yearSo total excavators required
: 2.1 cuM:2.5 T/cuM:7Oo/o
\: 2.94 T1\ oo second.
90a/.54 nos.158.76 T342.86 hrs.8 hrs.
300 days
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. Total requirement: 1 nos.firpe of machine with Technical Specification
3.8 HAULAGE & TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT.
Calcu-lation for Nos. of dumpers required. Materials to be handled (Target) per annumo Carrying capacity of dumper
: 1,1O,000Tonnes:2O'l
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Atlas Copco45O cfm Atlas Cooco
3. .Jack Hammer Atlas Cooco
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Total tonnage per bucket/pass 12.1xQ.7x2)'.Number of passes per trip
Loading time per dumperDumper placement time at loading pointAverage speed of rhe dumper :
Average hauling time (to & fro) per tripUnloading timeTotal time required per tripTonnage per hr. (TPH) of dumper
2.94 T:7
60 second: 4.2O minutes: 60 second
30 kmph: 10 minutes for 0.5 kms.: 2 Minutes: 12 minute: 49.23'f: 40 Trips per dayEach Dumper will comple te
Each dumper transportAverage working hrs. per day ( IEquipme nt utilizationEquipment availabilityHours efficiencyTotal tonnage per monthSo total dumpers required
. Stardby :1nos.
. Total requirement: 2 nos. :rl.rtltl/. ,.,.,,T5rpe of machine with Technical Specification
Mining operation will be carried out by using dumper excavatorcombination along with conventional drilling and blasting methods. The height ofthe benches will be maintained at 5m height each. Adequate numbers of drill willbe deployed for drilling of holes of 65mm to 83mm diameters . slurry explosives ina cartridge form will be charged and blasted with the help of detonating fuse usingnon electric detonators and safety fuse. It is proposed to have one shift operationand blasting will be carried out during the end of shift over period with most care.The blasting operations will be under the control of an Mines Manger supported byskilled blasting crew. Al1 blasting parameters will remain same and all thedirectives and guidelines issued by DGMS & as stipulated in MMR 1961 will befollowed. Blasting parameters have been shown in the lollowing table.
The blasted materials will be loaded into dumpers of 20T capacity byhydraulic excavator and transported to the ore plot and dumped for shorting andsizing for onward feed to the plant. Big boulders generated during.blasting will behandled by secondary blasting. tt
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The entire transport of the ore/waste material from the mine area to sorting pointwill be done by road by dumper. Hand broken ore will be transported the plint byroad.
LIST OF MACIIINERY DEPLOYED AT MINE SITD
BROAD BII\STING PARAMETERS
1 Bench height/Bench width 5/ 10 m2 Hole diameter 85 mm3 Hole Depth 5m4 Spacing 3m5 Burden 3m
List of Machtnery Make Capecity Quantity
Excavator Tata- Hitach 3OO HP 1
Compressor Elgi 4so cFM /6.*,:, rr.\ I--- \il
Drill Machine Helco a5mmlq / -:tF t i ,". \ ,.\ I
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Mines Manager
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2d Class Mines ManagerCertificate of Competency ofDGMS
1 Fu1l Time
Mining Engineer BE Mining
Mining Mate rvrrmngComDe
Mate Certificate ofof DGMS
M.Sc. ceolog/
DGMS Certificate of Competency 1 Full Time
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ENVIRONMENT
4.L ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT STATEMENT
Mining in general affects the environment by way of breaking and defacing theland, removing vegetation, generating dust etc. following are some of the majorimpacts of this mining on environment.
1. Lalod E[vironmentThe proposed mining operations will only be confined to the mining area and
it is not further going to affect the surrounding area. Inside the area, the proposedore production will be carried out by excavation and dumping of chips/fines on theselected area which is barren. The extents of proposed land use, in hectare formining purpose are given below:
Minins 2.946 3.462Dumping 0.401 0.200Afforestation 0.056 ,.:, li\ \ 0.990MineralStorage
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Road 0.1431F I '. ';. "11 o. i+sInlrastructure 0.013 \ L \ , / .i/ 0.013Un-used area 1.209 ' I
Total 3.599 4.808'
(a) Soil and Land use Pattern:
The Mining Lease area is 4.808 Hect. , the lessee will mine in the all area asper proved occurrence of limestone deposit. The area where the actual land usepattern ultimately affected will tje 2.986 hects. for the mining activates duringensuing five years. The waste material what so ever generated will be stacked onthe proposed dump area as per the modihed mining plan. A11 the measures will betaken nbt to disturb the existing land use pattern and to protect the environmenthowever the possibility of marginal change in the existing pattern cannot be ruledout, as it is inevitable in the course of any mining activities.
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(e) Public building, places & Monuments:-
There are no public buildings, places or monuments of national importancehence there will not be any adverse impact.
IL Air Ervironment
The main air pollutant would be dust or particulate matter generated byore/waste extraction and handling operations, transportation and screening ofore. The emissions of Sulphur dioxide (SOz). Oxides of Nitrogen (NO2) contributedby diesel operated excavation/ loading equipment and vehicles plying on haul roadsare marginal.
(a) Noiser-
The method of mining will be small mecmachinery, transport vehicles, blastingnoise. A1l the precautions will be taken atlevel below permissible limit.
(bl Air:- r{ }'..,',..,The method oi mining will be mechanized and small scale, The onlyadverse impact will be increase in SPM which will be generated bytransport vehicle. Considering the production and nature of prosperedmining operations SPM level will not be more than the permissible limitof 500 ug/m3 in any case.
(c) Climate condition:-
The area involved in the mining operation is smallregional extent. Therefore, there will be hardly anycondition is envisaged.
Iu. Ecology:-
The mining activity will have sonie temporary elfect on the Ecologr and BioDiversity due to the felling of forest trees and vegetation, However since the depositof ore are not very large and the total mineral available is likely to be exploited\rithin the 10 years of the operation.
IV Socio-Economlc EnviroIrment:
(a) Socia-Demographic:
The mining activity will have a significant impact on the socio demographic prohleof rhe area. The local people have been provided employment as per suitability,\\.hich increase their earnings and is leading in improving the living staTdard. After
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(bl Occupational and health hazards:
The mining activity of limestone mining does not cause any health hazards for theworkers or the local population because of its non-toxic and neutral nature.Occupational hazards like exposure to noise or dust will be taken care of by theirproper management
(c) Human SettlemeDh
The pattern of human settlement is not be affecting by the mining activity. Locallaborers will be only employed under skilled and unskilled category but due tomining activity there is a possibility of migration of people from the surroundingarea, so there is possibili\r of increase of human settlement. There rvill bedevelopment of infrastructure facilities like roads, transport, housing, school,hospitals.
(dl Recreational facilities:
At present there is only local festival which act asafter opening of this mines life of surroundinghigher.
4.1.1 Micro-Meteorological Environment:
tion to the people. Ashigher and
Meteorological station will be established in mine office premise. Historic met. datawas collected Irom India Meteorological Department. The predominant winddirection is from east to west The average wind speed ranges from 1.7 to 3.4kmph. Daily mean temperature varied from 12oC to 40oC. The relative humidityvaried from 31 - 94o . The average annual rainfall is 1 150- 1200 mm.
4.1.2 Air Quality:
The baseline air quality levels are within the National Ambient Air eualityStandards prescribed for residential area.4.1.3 Noise Quality:
The baseline noise levels are well within the National Standards for residentialarea.
4,1,4 trIater Quallty:
The groundwater quality is fit for domestic use.contamination was lound in the water quality.
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The pH and conductiyity oI all the soil samples are within the acceptable range.
4. 1.6 F,cology Quality:
No wild animals are ever seen although the signs by way of droppings andscratches on the ground indicate the presence of snake, monkeys and otherreptiles.
4.1.7 Sensitive Ecosyste
OUTLINE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Environment plan has been prepared convening lease area and its surroundingareas upto 5 km. The Enyironmental Management Plan incorporates thetopographic and surface features in the applied area covering:
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Habitation
Storage and Preservation of top soil
Proposal for reclamation of land affected by mining activatea
Stabilization and Vegetation of dumps
Measure lor reducing noise pollution
Treatment and disposal of water from mine
Minimizing adverse effects on water regime
Preparation of dumping ground for stacking
Environmental Monitoring Cell
and beneficiation plant:
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MINERAL PROCESSINGIn the M.L. area having, mainly compact hard, massive ore ald soft
soil/latedte and waste as overburden Limestone with required grade cart be
directly used in the cement plant . The average grade of ROM from the mine isCao- 46.91 % , SiOz- 11.68%, MgO -02.26%0 and as such will be directly used atcement plant . Occasional Hand Sorting And sizing will be done manually at mine
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6.1 InfrastructureServicesFollowing miscellaneous site services already provided for smoothmine.
Statutory obligationA. First Aid Station/Room: A well_maintained first aid room
necessary facilities and hrst aid boxes, containing theprovided.
places inside mine.
be regularly tested for its suitability f., h";u;;;;:i;Mailtenance facilities \, j',-l
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B. Rest Shelter: Well maintained rest shelter with proper sitting arrangement,lighting, fan and drinking water arrangement, """it"ii"" .i". will be providedat mine site-
C. Canteen: It will facilitate at mine site near office building. Tea and Snacks^ yill b. served ro the employees working in workshop una ,iin..D. l'oilettes : Surface larrine and
-urinals will be provided at appropriatelocations at the mine site for use of mining personnai. - ---
E. Adequate Lighting Arrangement: Adequate" lighting arrangement will be madeat quarry, quarry faces and haulage roads, *:o.kshois. etc. as per thestatutory requirements. The righting towers wilr Jce 6il"tuJ ,t ^.,.,..,.,.r"r"I ,lde Eiec
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6.2 EMPLOYMENT
appropriate
fuel for MEMM, Diesel Tanker witi comePump situated at Kharora 5 km. from
F. D,rinking warer: Drinking water will Ue a."*r,/Jrl- Tube \eli/ot..,L sid..rnrs water wrlt be supplied through warer .o6kts ,ii.ded "-lr
rir l"or"_..lr.dfacility. Wate r coolers wil be provi-ded ", .."4 E\Fi;"aZiii. ir.,ii*,y-"1:: !ot1l"" wiu.atso.be provided to nera p.r"olQfieJr74lV.r i,"i.?rvili
A Workshop: A well-equipped smal workshop w I be set up at mine site formaintenance requirements for the MEMM ut it. -i"."a area. Themaintenance jobs and day-to-day minor repair
"uo.r." * r be under taken intne workshop. A washing ramp also provided for cleaning of equipment,s inthis workshop.
Lessee already appointed sufficient mining and maintenance staff as requiredstatutorily for proper management, control, "rpa*i"io.r, operation andmaintenance of mining machiniry. fn. -u.rpo*".- "ii'rrg,f, i" ZO , the detaitsshown in Chapter - 3 Mining
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CHAPTER - 7COSTING
7.O PROJECT COST AIYD FII{ANCIAL ANALYSIS
1.1 BASIS OF ESTIMATION
Capital cost and operating cost estimate are based on the broad mining plan,auxiliary faciliries. support and operaring sysrems and infrasrrucrure d.";];;ri;;;;planned at this stage for production of 1,1O,OOO tonnes ROM of Limestone fromBhatbhera mine .
Salary and wages, services and contracts, cost of consumables etc. are as per theprevailing rates of March 2016. project expenses of activities, studies and reports,mine development expenses are as per standard practices and broadly tasea onrates prevailing.
Equipment's for initial operations of mine are planned and procured with adequatespares and consumables. Which includes facilities requiied are covered undercosts. Transport of ore to plant has to be managed by contractual agencies.Adequate provisions have been made for "o.rirrg".r""i"", engineering andsupervision charges, pre-project expenses, margin mon"ey on workii_rg capiEl andfinancial charges.
Fi\ed operating cost includes salary & wages, overheads, contractual services,environment care, social responsibility etc.-while variable cost estimates coveroleset, loosenrng material, electricity, water, lubricants, store issues, repair andmaintenance, royalty etc.
iTl::-,_ a9, depreciation ,have been taken as per flat rarqLJhere may bedeyiations which are to be re-assessed as pei requi ipg detailedengineering,p1anningandimp1ementationoIproject'
Financiat analysis and viabiliry srudies have been -$0.. iro olt),, or".n:::::"::I^y.i:hindicares Lhe project wourd be rrigrrly prbfieauie Cr,7ri"er]l;au,u yrvJULL wuurLr Lrs flrgnty\ prolltabte,ll}{ttiYears PaYback period. -':,,'
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I.2 CAPITAL COST
The capital cost estimate in different heads is indicated betow which is acceptedbe about rupees 32.70 lakh when finally completed with supporting plantsmachinery
Cost ofthe Proiect and the wav of liranclnE the Prolect Cost
to&
Cost of t-l.e Proiect
1. Fixed Asset2. Working Capita.l Margin
Total
Means of linance
1. Share Capital2. Term loan
Total
Rs.
of calculation#,\
32,70,OOO6,00,000
38,70,000
ti
10
{'
,50,000,20,ooo
,70,000
Deteils
Details of fixed assets
A. Buildings :
/Nos. Rs.
L OIIice . Rest Shelrer & Srore (49 x 10 )
2. Guar.d Room
B. Plant & Machinery1. Tractor with trotley2. Portable Explosive Magazine 1OO Kg, Capacity3. Exploder 100 shot capacity4. 10 HP Diesel water pump5. Air compressor6. Electdcal and other utilities7. Welding Machine
Sub Total 26,ZO,OOOPreliminary and preoperative 1,SO,OOO
Expenditure alld inclusive ofelect city supply chaiges 1,00,000
Furniture & Fixture 50,000
. Sub Total 3,00,000
Total 32,ZO,OOO
Sub Total
21
21
2
1
2,40,OOO60,000
3,00,000
10,00,000' 1,50,000
10,00040,000
12,00,0002,50,000
20,000
C.
D.
E,
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Cost of productio! Der tonne I as furnished irr Anaual Return I
S.No.
1.
d. Loading
2. Overhead cost3. Depreciation4. Interest5. Royalty6. Taxes
7. Other Expenses
Itrterest Schedule :
and working capitalamount .
a. Maintenanceb. Money value of other
Benefits paid to worldnenc. Payment made to Professiona-l
Agencies
Cost per tonne Remaik
method on the term loarthe pa]'rnent of principal
Item
Direct Cost
a. Er?lorationb. Mining ( oB + drilling + Blastingc. Beneficiation ( Ma-nual )
75
20
050710
1.2010
10
DeDreclation Schedule ; Depreciation need to be calculated on fixed assets on year toy... t""i" . Cut"utation method may vary depending upon the metlod followed by banks '
Total Cost 257
Interest is calculated in reducing balance. Cost also need to be tal<en into account
S.N.
( Figure in Lalhs. )
Item RateCost
1rvea,
2"dYeai year YEAJ
5lhyeaJ
6&vear
71l.,
1 Building andother assets
10% 3.00 0.30 o.27 o.24 o.22 o.20 0.18 0.16
2 Plant andMachinery
15 va 26.7 4.00 3.40 2.49 2.46 2.10 t.7a 1.52
Total 29.7 4.30 3.67 2.64 2.30 1.96 1.68
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Planned production and sell value : Production over the lifemine-able reserve .The ROM may be saleable in tota-l .
Assumption
Reserve = 21,9 8450Tonnes, mineral reject 5 % of ROM,selling price = Rs. 300 Per tonne ex-mine
end on
';l
S.N. { Figure in Lakhs. )
Item Rate AtCost
1stYear
2ndYeal
3rdYCAJ
4thYear
5thYeat
6thYear
7 tl.L
vear1 Term loan 15 0/. 22.2 2.78 2.22 1 .66 1.11 0.56
2 WorkingCaoital
15% 6 o.s 0.9 o.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9
Total Interest 4.23 3.68 3.t2 2.56 2.O1. 1.463 Term loan
repayrnent22.2 3.7 3.7 3.7
Iaterest + Term LoaDteDavment
4.23 7.93 7.38 6.82 6.26 5.7 I 5.16
rJ,t i" , , ),,,iS,N. Particulars lst year 2nd year 3rd year
yeai5rhvear
6thyear
7tnyeaJ
1 ROMProductionin Tonne
1,10,000 l,lo,oo0 1,10,000 1,lo,oo0 1,10,000 1,10,00 1,10,000
2 Saleableore (90 %of ROM)
1,04,500 1,04,500 1,04,500 1,04,500 1;04,500 1,04,500 1,04,500
3 Sell value (
increase @50/.
Cr.3.24Cr.
3.45Cr.
3.62Cr.
3.80Cr.
3.99Cr.
4.19Cr.
Cost of Production : Cost of production is calculated on the basis of cost flgure furnishedin the annual return in RS./MT. The,same is multiplied by the quantity of saleable ore toget the total cast for each year . Reclamation and closure cost @ Rs. 5/- per MT. and Rs.15/- per MT respectively also considered from 5 th year of the project , as mined out areamight not be available {or reclamation at early stage . In this project reclamation will bstarted ifter 10 years. This cost and aspect of reclamation and closure need to be coveredin the Progressive ald Final Mine closure Plan , by iodicating the cost to be incured indifferent phases of mine closure .
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S.N.Rs./MT
a) Mdns ( increas aO
s%)75 74.37 a2 29 86.40 90.72 95.26 100.02 r05 02
b)@ 5%J
20 20.90 21.94 23.O1 25.40 26.67
5 5.22 6.04 6.35 7 _OO
d)in.reas@s%)
7 7.64 8.06 8.89 9.33
e) 10 10.45 10.97 11.52 12 0g t2.70 13.33 t4 00
0 r20 125 4() 131.67 134.25 1.15.16 t52.12 160 0:r 168.0.+
A) 20 20.90 20.90 20.90 20.90 20.90
h) 257 268.s6 293.93 307.s6 336.95 352.76
, 54.4.1 62.05 66.24
, \7.77 r8.28 )a.42 21 77 23.23 21 a2 26.49
k) 26 67 28.79 30.6s 32 67 ,{er't . ffr23
"i,\39.75
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G,J*:
CHAPTER - 8ECONOMIC VIABILIW
8.O Feasibility assessment of mineral resourcesi
Proved mineral resource categories has considered for feasibility assessment. Aftersubtracting losses due to various mining constraint r-- i.t"r measured mineralresources, the net mineral resource available for mining is as under.Table no. 8.1 details of proved reserves
Quantity in million tones
No marketing will be needed for mined out ore as it will sale in.C/ment plantin C hhal risgarh .
} Quality point of view proved mineable reserves are suitable for mainlycement Plant and other industries
Lower sensitivity of ore mining cost with respect to cement prduct cost.
No proposal of village/Hutment displaced due to mining operation.
Environment clearance - Cdnsent to operate atready obtained from theconcerning department . and will be renewed ti*. to ;;" ;: ;;r the rules.Environment point of view, area feasible for mining.
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t9
Sl.No.
1
2
Mineral Resourcesin tonnes Grade '
Losses in mineralresources due tomining constraint
Net mineableresource
(1-2)
1,44,957.910CaO- 46.91 %sior- 11.68 %MsO- 02.26 %
21 ,98.450 . T././
CaO 46.9l-sioi 11.63MsO- 02.26
%%
Mining of Limestone fromeconomically feasible in view
> N^ naiLaiih^ -..rr L^ -
mineable reserveof following:-
| 21 ,eA45 a ton "!i]*u u.
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2. CERTIFIED THAT THE STJRVEY AND PLOTTINGOF THE AREA IS CORRECT AND PLANIS I.'PTO DATE
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rldEd/
LAST DATE OF SURVEY.l0/lt/2016
Op"plM.PrasadSurveyer
MINING LEASE BOUNDARY
ULTIMATE PITLTMIT
ULTIMATE PIT DEPTH
SOIL COVER
LETERITE
ovED LTMESTONE RESERVE-GI (l I l)NE RESOURCEGI-(222\
GEOLOGICAL SECTIONSHATBTIERA LIMESTONE MINE
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DrsTT.- BALODABAZAR (C.c.)LESSEE?: nrpusunaN venun
SUBMITTED TO COMPETENT AUTHORITYr.B.M. UNDER RULE l7(3) OF MCR 2016
SCALE- l:1,000PLATE NO.- 6
EARWISE DEV. & pRO. SECTIONS 10 g ,10 5,0 lg0Modified Minine Plan
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I ULTIMATE PIT LIMIT
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f= PRoposED DUMn
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