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NEAR VILLAGE

TEHSIL & DISTRICT

STATE

LEASE AREA

LAND STATUS

WORKING

WORKING PERIOD

(AGEWA, ANANDPUR KALU-I, ANANDPUR KALU-II, ASARLAI, ODAWAS, KEKINDRA, KATHMOR, KURKI,

KESARPURA, KANECHA, KANAWAS, KANWALIYA KALAN, KOTARIYA, KHERA DEOGARH, KHERA

MAHARAJPURA, KHERA MOLAWAS, KHARADI, KHINDAWAS, GHORAWAR, CHAWANDIYA, JHUJHARDA,

JHANJHANWAS, THAKARWAS, DIGARNA, TALKIYA, DAYALPURA, DEVNAGAR, DEORIYA, DEORIYA RAJPUTAN,

DAGLA, DHANERIYA, GHATANAGRI, NIMBERA KHURD, NIMBOL, NIMAJ-I, NIMAJ-II, PATAN, PATUS,

PALIYAWAS, PEEPALIYA KHURD, PHOOLMAAL, PHAALKA, BAGATPURA, BAGTAWARPURA MANPURA,

BALUNDA, BALLUPURA, BALARA, BANJAKURI, BIKARLAI, BIRAMPURI, BIROL, BOGASANI, BHILADEVA,

BHEENVGARH, MALPURIYA, MOHANGARH, MOHRAI, ROOP NAGAR, RAJADAND, RABARIYAWAS, RAMPURA,

RAMAWAS KALAN, RAMAWAS KHURD, RAS-I, RAS-II, LITHARIYA, LOTOTI, VIJAYGARH, SAMOKHI AND SINLA)

JAITARAN, PALI

RAJASTHAN

4365.64 HACTARES

NON-FOREST LAND

SEMI-MECHANIZED OPENCAST MINING

5 YEARS

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Submission Under Rule 37E of Minor Mineral Concession Rules & Progressive Mine Closure Plan

under Rule 37J (VI) (Second Amendment) 2012

CERTIFICATE

1. AUTHORIZATION LETTER AND DECLARATION FROM APPLICANT

2. UNDERTAKING FROM APPLICANT

3. CERTIFICATE FROM RQP

4. CERTIFICATE ABOUT MINERS HEALTH

5. CERTIFICATE FROM APPLICANT FOR PROGRESSIVE MINE

CLOSURE PLAN

6. RQP CERTIFICATE

ANNEXURES

1. Copy of Mutation Letter in Favour of Neetusingh

2. Letter of Intent for issue of mine lease from state govt. in F/o

OMPALSINGH.

3. Details of Khasra record of L.O.I. of mine lease.

4. Laboratory testing report of Mineral.

5. Demographic details of revenue villages of River sand mining Lease area.

6. Jamabandi details of Revenue Villages.

7. Photo of Mine Site Area

PART-I

MINING PLAN

INDEX

Chapter

No. CONTENTS Page No.

Preface 2

1.0 General introduction about lessee 3

1.1 Name & address of the lessee 3

1.2 Status of the lessee Individual 3

1.3 Name and address of the authorized person, who prepared the mining plan. 3

2.0(a) Details of mining lease 3

2.0(b) M.L. No. 4

2.0(c) Description report of mining lease with plan 12

2.0(d) Key plan of lease area 13

2.0(e) Location of the mining lease area 13

2.0(f) Details of mining lease area 15

2.0(g) Superimposed map of sanctioned area on revenue map 15

2.0(h) Infrastructure Facilities 15

3.0(a) No. of existing mining pits, their dimension and locations, plan and section of the pits,

brief geology of the area 16

3.0(a)(i) Physiography and drainage pattern 16

3.0 (a)(ii) Rainfall & Climate 16

3.0(a)(iii) Hydrogeology 19

3.0(a)(iv) Local Hydrogeology 20

3.0(b) Geology of the area 20

3.0(c) Geology 20

3.0(d) Local Geology of the area 22

3.0(e) Methods of Reserve Estimation 23

3.0(e)(i) Geological reserves of river sand 26

3.0(e)(ii) Recoverable Geological reserves of river sand 26

3.0(e)(iii) Mineable reserves 26

3.0(f)(i) Targeted Production from mining lease 27

3.0(f)(ii) Life of Mine 27

3.0(f)(iii) End Use Grade 27

4.0 Details of Production and dispatches of last 5 years 27

5.0 Physical properties of river sand 27

5.1 Origin and control of mineralization 28

6.0 Details of the mining machinery to be deployed and their detailed specifications 28

6.1 Exploration 30

7.0 Method of Mining 30

7.0(a) Proposed year wise development for five years 32

7.0(a)(i) Surface Transport 35

7.0(b) Proposed rate of production when the mine is fully developed 35

7.0(c) Mineable reserved and anticipated life of mine 35

7.0(c)(i) The Mineable reserves as follows 35

7.0(c)(ii) Targeted production from mining lease 35

7.0(c)(iii) Working Period of mine 35

7.0(d) Proposed method of mining 35

7.0(e) Conceptual Mining Plan 36

7.0(f) Blasting 36

7.0(g) Mine drainage 36

7.0 (h) Surface geological plan & section 37

8.0 Year wise annual program of mining for next five years 37

9.0 Details of the employment (management plan) Technical /Skilled/unskilled person 37

10.0 Measures taken and to be taken for land restoration, reclamation and plantation in

M.L. area 38

11.0 Measures taken and to be taken for protection of environment in and around M.L.

Area 39

11.1 Measures taken and to be taken for Protection of Environment in and around M.L.

area 39

12.0 Measures taken and to be taken for Dumping of Overburden, Stacking of Top soil and

Utilization of Top soil 41

13.0 Measures taken and to be taken for control of water, noise and air pollution 41

14.0 Contribution regarding the social development of the nearby residents 43

15.0 Details of health checkup and insurance of the entire employed person (for existing

lease) 43

15.1 Fund Provision for Environmental Mangement 43

PART-II

PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN

INDEX

CHAPTER

NO. CONTENTS

PAGE

NO.

1.0 Introduction 46

1.1 Reason for Closure 47

1.2 Statutory obligations 47

1.3 Closure plan preparation 47

1.3.1 Name and address of the Lessee 47

1.3.1.1 Status of the Lease 47

1.3.2 Name, address and registration number of the authorized persons who prepared the

progressive mine closure plan 48

2.0 Mine Description 48

3.0 Review of mining plan 49

4.0 Progressive mine closure plan 49

4.1 Mined out land 49

4.2 Water quality management 49

4.3 Air quality 50

4.4 Waste management 50

4.5 Top soil management 50

4.6 Tailing dam management 50

4.7 Infrastructure 50

4.8 Disposal of mining machineries 50

4.9 Safety and security 51

4.10 Disaster management and risk assessment 51

4.11 Care and maintenance during temporary discontinuance 53

5.0 Economic repercussion of closure of mine and manpower Retrenchment 53

5.1 Number of local residents employed 53

5.2 Compensation 53

5.3 Satellite occupations connected with mining industry 53

5.4 Continued engagement of employment in the rehabilitated status of ml area and any

other remnant activities 53

5.5 Envisaged repercussions on the expectation of the society around due to closure of

mine 53

6.0 Time scheduling for abandonment 53

7.0 Abandonment cost 53

8.0 Financial assurance 54

9.0 Certificate 54

10.0 Plan and section 54

PLATES

PLATE NO. PATICULARS

1 LOCATION MAP (Not to Scale)

2 KEY PLAN (5KM RADIUS) (Scale 1 Cm= 1000 mtr)

3 SURFACE PLAN (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

4 SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN & SECTIONS (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

5 DEVELOPMENT PLAN (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

6 ENVIRONMENT PLAN (500M RADIUS) (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

7 CONCEPTUAL PLAN (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

8 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN (Scale 1 Cm = 1000 mtr)

9(1) – 9(10) REVENUE MAP

Certificate-1

��R/o Aadampura, Tehsil & Distt.-Bijnaur (U.P.)

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I Smt. Neetu Singh, Applicant of River sand mining Lease intended for grant Location Near Village – Agewa,

Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha,

Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi,

Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura,

Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-

II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda,

Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya,

Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand, Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I,

Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi, Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla. Mining Lease area 4365.64 Ha. Tehsil - Jaitaran,

District - Pali, Rajasthan hereby authorize Shri M.K.Gupta registration number is SME/JP/RQP/2015/07 for

Preparation of mining Plan including progressive mine closure plan under Rule 37E of Rajasthan Minor

Mineral concession rules 1986, second amendment 2012. Mining Plan under Rule 37E of Minor Mineral

concession rules 1986, Second amendment 2012 has been prepared for approval and Grant of Lease.

I request the Superintending Mining Engineer, Jodhpur of Deptt. of Mines and Geology to make further

correspondence regarding approval//modification/resubmission and to collect the approved copies of the mining

plan with the said recognized person on his following address:

Sh. M. K. Gupta

21, First Floor, Aarna-2 Tower, Kartarpura Industrial Area, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Pin-302001

0141-4036199 (Off.), Mobile 97997-44347

I hereby undertake that all the modifications so made in the aforesaid mining Plan and other said works by the

recognized person to be deemed to have been made with my knowledge and consent and as such shall be acceptable

to me and binding on me in all respects.

Place – Jaipur

Date – Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

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This mining Plan has been prepared in full consultation with me and I understand its contents and agree to

implement the same in accordance with law. In case of default the approval would be withdrawn.

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

Certificates-2


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This Mining Plan complies all statutory rules, regulations, orders made by the Central

Government or State Government, statutory organizations, Court, etc have been taken into

consideration and whereas any specific permission is required then I will approach the

concerned authorities.

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

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I Smt. Neetu Singh, applicant for River Sand Mining lease area in Tehsil - Jaitaran

District – Pali, Location near village - Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai,

Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan,

Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas,

Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura,

Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol,

Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura,

Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol,

Bogasani, Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,

Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi,

Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla of Rajasthan hereby undertake that all the measures proposed in

the mining Plan will be implemented in time bound manner as proposed.

Date-

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

Certificate-3

�� 21, First Floor, Aarna-2 Tower, Kartarpura Industrial Area, Baisgodam, Jaipur, Rajasthan

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“THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE PROVISION OF RAJASTHAN MINOR MINERAL

CONCESSION RULES 1986 & Second amendment in RMMCR 2012 HAVE BEEN OBSERVED

IN THIS MINING PLAN FOR RIVER SAND MINING LEASE Intended to be granted at location near

village– Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki,

Kesarpura, Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera

Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna,

Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera

Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka,

Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol,


Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi, Vijaygarh,

Samokhi and Sinla. Mining Lease area for 4365.64 Hectares Tehsil - Jaitaran, DISTRICT - Pali

OF RAJASTHAN STATE LOI ISSUED IN FAVOUR OF SMT. NEETU SINGH AND

WHEREEVER SPECIFIC PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED, THE APPLICANT WILL APPROACH

THE CONCERNED AUTHORITIES OF DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY FOR

GRANTING THE PERMISSIONS.”

(A.) Certified that provision of ‘Mines Act’, Rules and Regulations made hereunder have been

observed in the mining Plan and wherever specific permissions are required the applicant will

approach the Director General of Mines Safety.

(B.) It is further certified that the aforesaid mining plan is prepared as per the records, Documents

provided by APPLICANT and information given as per discussion with him and his

representative. Accordingly survey of mine was carried and mining Plan is prepared for

submission.

(C.) It is also certified that the information furnished in the above mining Plan are true and correct to

the best of my knowledge. I can say of any default the approval would be withdrawn.

Place:-Jaipur

Date:

M. K. Gupta

SME/JP/RQP/2015/07

Certificate-4


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I, Smt. Neetu Singh, Applicant for River sand (Bajri) mining Lease Located Near Village -

Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki,

Kesarpura, Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera

Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda,

Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya

Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II,

Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura

Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani,

Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,


Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla, Tehsil - Jaitaran District – Pali, Lease area for 4365.64

Hectares hereby certify that the provision of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made there

under have been observed in the mining Plan.

Wherever specific permission are required the applicant will approach the Director General

Mines Safety. Further standards Prescribed by DGMS in respect of Miners Health will be

strictly implemented.

Place - Jaipur

Date –

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

Certificate-5


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The progressive mine closure plan complies all statutory rule, regulations, orders made by the

state Govt. or central govt., statutory organizations, Court etc. have been taken into

consideration and whereas any specific permission is required the APPLICANT will approach

the concerned authorities.

Place: - Jaipur

Date:-

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

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I Smt. Neetu Singh Applicant for River Sand Mining Lease area 4365.64 Ha. for mineral

River Sand Located near village – Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai,

Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan,

Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas,

Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura,

Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol,

Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura,

Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol,



Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla, Tehsil – Jaitaran, District - Pali (Rajasthan) hereby Undertake

that all the measures proposed in this Closure Plan will be implemented in a time bound

manner.

Place: - Jaipur

Date:-

Smt. Neetu Singh

(Applicant)

Mining plan of Riversand (Bajri) in Tehsil-Jaitaran, District-Pali(Raj.) Lease Area 4365.64 Ha.

Applicant- Smt. Neetu Singh P a g e | 1

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Rajasthan Government under its Notification and amendment in Rajasthan minor

mineral concession rules, 1986, Second amendments 2012 vide order Government of

Rajasthan Mines (Gr.II) Department No. F-14(1) Mines /Gr.II/2011 Jaipur Dated 23-

05-2012 notified to provide mining lease for Bajri mining by tender or auction. It was

Gazette notified by MINES (Gr.II) Department Notification; Jaipur dated June 25,5

2012.

Bajri mine Rules :RMMCR, 1986 Notification dated 23-05-2012:

1. First proviso of Rule 8(2) and first proviso of 17 (1) – Renewal of Bajari Mining

Leases is not allowed.

2. Rule 16 (3) - Mining Leases of Bajari to be granted for 5 years.

3. Rule 18 (18) - Part surrender of lease area of Bajari not allowed.Notification dated

3.4.2013 - (First proviso Rule 7 (1)- Mining leases of Bajari to be granted only by

way of tender or auction. Notification dated 12.07.2013 - (First proviso Rule 11 (2)) -

Maximum area limit of 10 sq. km. not applicable for Bajari MiningLeases.



1.0 GENERAL INTRODUCTION ABOUT LESSEE

1.1 Name & Address of the lessee

Smt. Neetu Singh

W/o Shri Manoj Rana

R/o:- Adampura, Tehsil & Distt-Bijnaur, (U.P.)

Phone No. 0141-2333907,

Email:- [email protected]

1.2 Status of the Lease:- Individual

LOI was granted in favour of Shri Ompal Singh S/o Khanchand R/o Harra,

District Bijnaur, (U.P) vide latter no. 8(12)khan / Group-2 /2013 on dated

10.12.2014. (Annexure No. - 2)

But Shri Ompal Singh was expired on Dated 28.01.2015 so the lease has

been mutation in favour smt. Neetu Singh D/o Late Shri Ompal Singh, vide

letter no. ADM/JODH./MM/SOJAT/M.L./BAJRI/2016/1970 on dated 10-11-

2016. (Annexure No.1)

1.3 Name and address of the authorized person, who prepared the mining Plan.

Mukesh Kumar Gupta

Registration No.: - SME/JP/RQP/2015/07

(Valid up to 11/03/2020, enclosed as Certificate No. 5)

Address: Plot No.-21, First Floor, Aarna-2 Tower,

Kartarpura Industrial Area, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Phone no. 0141-4036199(O), Mobile: 9799-744347

Email – [email protected], [email protected]

2.0(A) Details of mining lease:

In view of this Mining proposal for revenue villages Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I,

Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura,

Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera

Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya,

Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar,

Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd,

Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd,

Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura,

Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva,



Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,

Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II,

Lithariya, Lototi, Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla (List of Khasra No. Enclosed

as Annexure No.3). Measuring mining lease area 4365.64 ha. for mining of

river sand(Bajri) mineral is submitted for approval.

2.0(B) M.L.No.:

L.O.I. has been issued for following revenue villages in following khasra nos.

of Tehsil – Jaitaran, District- Pali (Rajasthan).

Table 1.1 Name of Revenue villages and Khasra nos. with Area

S.No. Village Name Khasra No. Total No.

of Khasras

Area in

Bigha/Biswa

Nadi

Nallah/

Bala

1. Agewa

205, 77 2 7.32 0.00

2. Anandpur Kalu -I

1640, 1705, 1706, 1708, 1709,

1838 6 671.58 0.00

3. Anandpur Kalu -II

1 1 1830.01 0.00

4. Asarlai

61, 67, 68, 73, 79, 219, 427,

441, 443, 447, 448, 449, 454,

475, 477, 482, 489, 512, 513,

514, 515, 600, 644, 646, 647,

648, 663, 688, 719, 857, 873,

882, 934, 961, 965, 1055, 1056,

1062, 1069, 1074, 1076, 1080,

1088, 1089, 1091, 1093, 1095,

1098, 1102, 1104, 1106, 1138,

1140, 1142, 1144, 1146, 1178,

1200, 1263, 1281, 1287, 1291,

1294, 1296, 1298, 1300, 1370,

1373, 1376, 1379, 1383, 1385,

1387, 1399, 1401, 1404, 1406,

1411, 1421, 1429, 1430, 1431,

1434, 1435 1436, 1442, 1446,

1448, 1541, 1543, 1545, 1546,

1549, 1561, 1563, 1566, 631

97 0.00 445.19

5. Odawas

161/1, 179 2 0.00 25.30

6. Kekindra

1, 10/3, 10/4, 15, 17, 3, 6, 9 8 1016.65 0.00

7. Kathmor

58/3, 102, 109, 168, 186, 196,

202, 210, 212, 212/1, 217, 220 12 0.00 227.22



8. Kurki

77, 447, 441, 460, 466, 467,

589, 603, 667, 706, 721, 799,

959, 970, 973, 978, 990, 1008,

1016, 1030, 1046, 657, 684

23 0.00 534.99

9. Kesarpura

2679, 2682, 2704, 2705, 2713,

2717, 2723, 2729, 2736, 2737,

2742, 2748, 2751, 2767, 2769,

2771, 2777, 2779, 2787, 2904

20 106.57 408.27

10. Kanecha

185, 228, 230 3 383.11 0.00

11. Kanawas

66 1 20.12 0.00

12. Kanwaliya kalan

113, 115, 144, 446, 148 5 1136.33 0.00

13. Kotariya

13, 34, 57, 146, 148, 154, 158,

181, 207, 277, 281, 340, 405,

420/2, 77/1

15 0.00 325.48

14. Khera Deogarh

1903 1 0.00 1.02

15. Khera Maharajpura

130, 130/215, 131, 136/216,

194, 195, 196, 204 8 568.61 0.00

16. Khera Molawas

62 1 26.03 0.00

17. Kharadi

38, 40, 96, 341, 613, 1061, 905 7 42.77 0.00

18. Khindawas

50, 121, 128, 133, 137, 139,

158, 160, 25 9 0.00 83.88

19. Ghorawar

465, 485, 488, 515, 516 5 0.00 12.39

20. Chawandiya

457, 480, 488, 494, 139 5 256.37 0.00

21. Jhujharda

240, 56, 67, 78 4 0.00 10.40

22. Jhanjhanwas

250, 266, 271, 336 4 0.00 76.43

23. Thakarwas

206, 209, 210, 211, 213, 214,

215/1, 261, 238/2, 213/4, 214/1 11 181.05 0.00

24. Digarna

360, 976 2 0.00 7.33

25. Talkiya

44 1 796.16 0.00



26. Dayalpura

212, 226, 240, 262, 272, 276,

280, 289, 290, 305, 325, 333,

344/1, 345/1, 352, 353, 376,

378, 383, 396, 398, 399, 405,

407, 141, 420, 423, 424, 428,

430, 438, 440/3, 446, 448, 456,

348/5

36 0.00 396.39

27. Devnagar

1584 1 239.06 0.00

28. Deoriya

260, 472, 556 3 24.14 0.00

29. Deoriya Rajputan

16, 62, 71, 74, 90 5 8.01 32.23

30. Dagla

138, 183, 193, 207, 216, 218,

221, 225, 226, 229, 231, 235,

237, 239, 240, 244, 246, 44, 71,

84, 98

21 570.22 12.67

31. Dhaneriya

264, 278, 373, 370, 379, 390,

425, 434, 473, 478, 490, 504,

510, 519, 521, 524, 529, 532,

535, 338, 456/548

22 0.00 627.01

32. Ghatanagari

786, 787, 810, 887 4 235.54 0.00

33. Nimbera Khurd

66, 107, 110, 112, 114, 127,

130, 189, 234, 235, 255, 263,

268, 272, 283, 324, 328, 337,

339, 341, 343, 373, 376, 400,

326

25 116.39 45.15

34. Nimbol

996, 1068, 1106, 1146, 1148,

121, 980/1 7 1224.46 0.00

35. Nimaj –I

500/2034, 629, 629/1, 801 4 1188.31 0.00

36. Nimaj -II

1427, 1715, 1983, 1990, 2008 5 0.00 100.42

37. Patan

2815, 2820, 2834, 2837, 2839,

2841, 2855, 2857, 2864, 2866,

2871, 2873, 2875, 2880, 2882,

2887, 2889, 2898, 2899, 2920,

2923, 2944, 2947, 2962, 2964,

2974, 2980, 2985, 2993, 3004,

3006, 3010, 3021, 3029, 3042,

3046, 3052, 3054, 3070, 3112

40 711.34 519.21

38. Patus

32 1 2.15 0.00



39. Paliyawas

12, 51, 64, 74, 76, 130, 144,

153, 156, 171, 184, 192, 195,

346, 415, 436, 459, 236

18 123.05 170.53

40. Peepaliya Khurd

467 1 662.03 0.00

41. Phoolmaal

446/484, 448/486, 448/487,

450/488, 446, 446/485 6 830.48 0.00

42. Phaalka

599 1 0.00 1.15

43. Bagatpura

2408, 2409, 2412, 2426, 2428,

2432, 2434, 2437, 2439/1,

2446/12, 2499, 2509, 2525,

2533, 2542, 2553, 2556, 2564,

2570

19 19.00 87.48

44. Bagtawarpura

Manpura

952, 1052, 850/12 3 28.08 0.00

45. Balunda

771, 807, 890, 897, 651, 860 6 375.42 0.00

46. Ballupura

20, 41, 43, 106, 116, 134, 163,

168, 175/1, 183, 186, 190, 192 13 0.00 84.62

47. Balara

89, 98, 180, 325, 327, 341, 375

452, 459, 489, 490, 533, 540,

545, 549, 533/3, 554/1, 560,

567, 571, 757, 1001, 1070,

1260, 1280, 1307, 1313, 1434,

1436, 1465, 1533/149, 547

32 0.00 563.95

48. Banjakuri

191/1100, 310/1103, 911, 1069,

263/1102 5 1026.52 0.00

49. Bikarlai

1, 2, 17, 18, 521 5 324.35 0.00

50. Birampuri

68 13.00 0.00

51. Birol

61, 64, 224, 226, 227, 228, 229,

230, 259, 260, 262, 369, 222,

231, 62, 65

16 1112.02 22.03

52. Bogasani

7, 12, 15, 16, 20, 62, 70, 76, 77,

79, 81, 82, 83, 100, 111, 118,

119, 124, 136

19 0.00 86.45

53. Bhiladeva

962, 970, 991, 1003, 1012,

1019, 1057, 1095, 1114, 1133,

1136

11 0.00 76.49



54. Bheenvgarh

1896/1, 1898, 1906, 1908,

1910, 1914, 2065, 2136, 2141,

2158, 2174, 2177, 2182, 2188,

2237, 2258, 2261, 2270, 2272,

2274, 2276, 2339, 2344, 2386,

2408, 2409, 2412, 2426, 2428,

2432, 2434, 2437, 2439/1,

2446, 2499, 2507, 2525, 2533,

2542, 2553, 2556, 2564, 2570,

2592

44 19.00 331.73

55. Malpuriya

228 1 175.08 0.00

56. Mohangarh

489, 509, 531, 597, 1600, 511/1 6 89.46 0.00

57. Mohrai

24, 276, 296, 295, 298, 300,

320, 323, 329, 339, 346, 357,

375, 397, 400, 451, 468, 518,

967, 969, 971, 981, 1015, 1017,

1025, 28, 289, 714, 714/1057,

837, 966, 987

32 1458.79 217.01

58. Roop Nagar

366/8, 394, 399, 463, 551, 577,

662, 666, 744, 518, 569, 578 12 0.00 216.26

59. Rajadand

280 1 0.00 7.17

60. Rabariyawas

657, 701, 753, 788, 790, 793,

796, 803, 807, 819, 857, 876,

951, 959, 660, 678, 716, 806,

808, 814, 816, 817, 841, 933,

936, 944, 956

27 0.00 217.92

61. Rampura

449, 493 2 0.00 17.15

62. Ramawas Kalan

1, 9/184, 86 3 84.41 0.00

63. Ramawas Khurd

1, 158 2 75.18 9.15

64. Ras-I

2, 17, 22, 28, 61, 64, 93, 109,

183, 199, 201, 212, 216, 218,

222, 224, 246, 254, 264, 285,

343, 518, 532, 812, 817, 825,

827, 837, 838, 851, 853, 859,

872, 878, 896, 915, 946, 949,

1159, 1295, 1322, 1325, 1327,

1416/1, 1428/1, 1431, 1442,

1476, 1492, 1503, 1512, 1517,

1695, 1697, 1740, 192/2, 280,

606/1, 615, 806

60 432.25 767.21



65. Ras-II

1773/1, 1862, 1865, 1870,

1879/1, 1890, 2603, 2605,

2796, 2815, 2820, 2834, 2837,

2839, 2841, 2855, 2857, 2864,

2866, 2871, 2873, 2875, 2880,

2882, 2887, 2889, 2898, 2899,

2910, 2920, 2933, 2944, 2947,

2962, 2964, 2974, 2980, 2985,

2993, 3004, 3006, 3010, 3021,

3029, 3042, 3046, 3052, 3054,

3070, 3091, 3098

66 889.03 623.00

66. Lithariya

277, 286, 288, 311 4 0.00 13.20

67. Lototi

49, 219, 225, 244, 88, 17, 12,

223, 3 9 319.97 0.00

68 Vijaygarh

223, 224, 418, 421, 424, 426,

433, 439, 441, 443, 446/492,

457, 459, 482/1, 487, 491, 514,

522, 528, 534, 563, 565, 576,

613/413, 232, 455/1, 532, 552,

554

29 234.38 0.00

69. Samokhi

151, 161, 24, 35 4 0.00 55.29

70. Sinla

244, 270, 274, 536, 538, 545,

550, 572, 586, 593, 608, 620,

623, 644, 664, 709

16 0.00 172.65

Total 19653.80 7631.42

Total Area in Ha. (4365.64 Ha.) 3144.61 1221.03

Total Lease area is 4365.64 Ha.

Table: 1.2 Mining Lease & Surrounding area details

S.No. Particulars Details

1. Date of Survey 16/12/2014 to 27/12/2014

2. Name of Mineral River sand (Bajri)

3. Status of Khasra Land in revenue

record

Gair Mumkin Nadi/Nallah/Balla (Govt. Land)

4. Mine Lease Area 4365.64 Ha.

5. Near Village Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai,

Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura,

Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya,

Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera Molawas,

Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya,

Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna,

Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya

Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera

Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus,

Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal, Phaalka,

Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda,

Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri,



Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya,

Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,

Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas

Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi, Vijaygarh,

Samokhi and Sinla

6. Tehsil Jaitaran

7. District Pali

8. State Rajasthan

9. Toposheet No. 45F/15, 45J/3, 45J/7, 45F/16, 45J/4 & 45J/8

10. Description report of Lease area Khasra of Revenue Villages which is Gair mumkin

Nadi & Nalla, Balla is intended for grant for mining

lease falling in Tehsil Jaitaran. List of Revenue

Khasra issued by Department of Mines & Geology is

annexed as annexure no.3.

11. Nearest Railway Station Sendra Railway Station at a distance 13.7 km in NNE

direction.

12. National Park There is no National Park within 5 km radii of lease

area.

13. Biosphere Reserve Not Any in 5 Km radii.(Refer Plate no.2)

14. Heritage There is no Heritage within 5 km radii of lease area.

15. Forest in Buffer zone � RF near Kesarpura 3.5 km – SE (Aguna Bala)

� RF near Jetgarh -5.0 Km. – SE (Aguna Bala)

� PF near Ras 0.5 km North of Lilri Nadi

� Jangliyon ki dhani open forest 1.4 km East of

Luni Nadi.

� Open Jangal near Ghorawar 2.18 km North of

Lilri Nadi.

� PF near Mundawa1.9 km East of Lilri nadi.

(Note : PF=Protected forest, RF= Reserved forest)

16. National Highway/State Highway � NH-112 passes at a distance of 2.3 km in West

direction of Jaitaran.

� NH-65A passes at a distance of 1 km in East

direction of Luni River.

� NH-158 & SH-39 passes through the lease area.

� SH-59 passes at a distance of 1.2 km in South

direction of Lilri River

17. Water Bodies in Buffer zone (5 Km) � Chhatar Sagar 4.5 km south of Lilri.

� Sinla water body about 4.30 km in North of Lilri

river.

� Surface water body near Lototi about 0.6 km in

South of Lilri river.

� Water body near Teebri about 4.36 km. North of

Luni river.

� Water body at Akoda about 3.8 km North of Luni

river.

� Water body at Phalka 4.7 km. NW of Luni river.

� Water body at Phoolmaal about 1.0 km East of

Lilri river.

� Water body near Leelyan about 4.7 km. North of

Luni river.

� Water body near Asarlai about 1.45 km East of

Lilri river.

� Water body near Khera Nainpura 3.6 km NE of

Lilri Nadi.

� Water body near Sewariya about 2.8 km SE of

Sukri Nadi.

� Phul sagar about 1.84 km NE of Lilri river.



18. Population and nearest village River

area S.No. Name Population

1 Agewa 3163

2 Anandpur Kalu 7931

3 Asarlai 3196

4 Bagatpura 1196

5 Bakhtawarpura Manpura 1662

6 Balara 6214

7 Baloonda 7372

8 Balupura 997

9 Banjakuri 3269

10 Beekarlai 1007

11 Bheenvgarh 2143

12 Bhil Deva 780

13 Birampuri 559

14 Birol 2035

15 Bogasani 383

16 Chawandiya 2385

17 Dagla 665

18 Dayalpura 1023

19 Deoriya 3503

20 Deoriya Raiputan 341

21 Devnagar 559

22 Dhaneriya 2596

23 Dharanagari 316

24 Digarna 3574

25 Falka 3720

26 Ghorawar 2155

27 Jajanwas 1179

28 Jhujhanda 1607

29 Kanawas 539

30 Kanecha Ranawatan 1356

31 Kanwaliya Kalan 728

32 Katmor 1184

33 Kekindara 2303

34 Kesharpura 870

35 Kharadi 3029

36 Kheendawas 16

37 Khera Deogarh 1444

38 Khera Maharajpura 861

39 Kotariya 2019

40 Kurki 4132

41 Leelriya 1879

42 Lototi 3627

43 Malpuriya 795

44 Mohangarh 423

45 Mohrai 1898

46 Nimaj 15071

47 Nimbera Khurd 819



48 Nimbol 5436

49 Odawas 632

50 Paliyawas 1400

51 Patan 1189

52 Patus 362

53 Peepaliya Khurd 1727

54 Phoolmal 1812

55 Rabariyas 5380

56 Rajadand 1621

57 Ramawas Kalan 975

58 Ramawas Khurd 997

59 Rampura 893

60 Ras 9511

61 Roop Nagar 1567

62 Samokhi 868

63 Sinla 1892

64 Talkiya 1025

65 Thakarwas 1183

66 Vijay Garh 461

Total 147454

2.0(C) Description report of mining lease with Plan:

As per para 2.0, Table1.1, Gair Mumkin Nadi/Nallah/Balla, Lease area has

been allotted in Revenue villages Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-

II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha,

Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura,

Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda,

Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya,

Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol,

Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal,

Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara,

Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh,

Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand, Rabariyawas,

Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi,

Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla. Revenue villages of Tehsil - Jaitaran measuring

lease area 4365.64Ha. (LOI as annexure no. 2). Details of Khasra details

intented for grant for mining lease is annexure no.3).

RQP was assigned for Mining Plan work of this area thereafter field survey

(total station) of this area was carried with Sokkia CX-102 & (Leica model

no.TS02) from date 16.12.2014 to 27.12.2014.



2.0(D) Key Plan of lease area:

Lease area of 5 km radius showing prominent features such as road, drainage,

type of land, ponds, hutments, topography, forest land etc. is shown as key

plan plate no. 2.

2.0(E) LOCATION OF THE MINING LEASE AREA

Location of the mining lease area: The mining lease area for mineral river

sand (Bajri) near villages Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II,

Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha, Kanawas,

Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera

Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujharda,

Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya,

Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol,

Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmaal,

Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura, Balara,

Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva, Bheenvgarh,

Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand, Rabariyawas,

Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya, Lototi,

Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla, Tehsil Jaitaran, District-Pali, Rajasthan granted

in favour of Shri Om Pal Singh and now transferred in favor of Smt. Neetu

Singh as show on location Map (Plate No. 1)

LOCATION AND APPROACH: Lease area falls in Tehsil – Jaitaran,

district - Pali. Lease area is bounded between Latitude and Longitude

26°06'30.01 N to 26°27'9.48’’ N latitude and 73°48'43.88’’ E to 74°17'34.52’’

E longitude.

G.T. Sheet No. - 45F/15, 45J/3, 45J/7, 45F/16, 45J/4 & 45J/8. (Latitude &

Longitude as per Google image are given as under.

Table 1.3

River Stretch Km Flow Direction From To

Lilri 61 Km East to West 26°17' 7.80’’ N

73°48'43.88’’ E

26°17' 2.47’’ N

74°14'59.03’’ E

Luni 26 Km North East to

North West

26°17'27.99’’N

73°51'03.97’’ E

26°24'54.12’’ N

74°01'52.03’’ E

Sukri 11 Km South East to

North West

26°27' 9.48’’ N

74°13' 36.27’’ E

26°23'30.27’’ N

74°17' 34.52’’ E

Raipur Luni 7 Km South East to

North West

26°06'30.01 N

73°54'24.59’’ E

26°08'57.79 N

73°51'55.43’’ E



It has shared boundries with neighbouring districts such as Jodhpur, Nagaur,

Ajmer as shown on surface plan plate no. 3. Lease area is well connected by

road and can be approached via Bilara to Jaitaran on NH-112. Lease area is

consisted of four Seasonal rivers Lilri river, Luni river, Sukri River & Raipur

luni river.

Upper most part of lease area is River Sukri Nadi and Lowest part is Raipur

– Luni Nadi. NH-112, NH-65A & SH-59 are Nearest National & State

Highways. Tehsil Jaitaran is tehsil Headquator well connected by road link

with Beawar and Merta city. NH-112 connect Bar to Bilara via jaitaran and

Beawar is connected to Jaitaran via state highway SH-59. State highway SH-

39 links Beawar -Mertacity. so lease area is well connected by roadnetwork

for transport of mineral via state highways and National highways.

Location of the River within tehsil boundary is shown in as under:

Fig. 1.1 Location Map of Mining Lease



2.0(F) Details of mining Lease area

LOI for grant of mining lease has been issued by state Government Letter no.

F-8(12)/Mine/Group-2/2013 (Annexed as annexure no.1&2)

Table 1.4 Details of Mining lease

Location

Near Village Tehsil

District &

State

Status of

Land

Total Lease

Area Period

Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur

Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra,

Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura, Kanecha,

Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya,

Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera

Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar,

Chawandiya, Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas,

Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura,

Devnagar, Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan,

Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera

Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan,

Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd,

Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura,

Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda,

Ballupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai,

Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva,

Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh,

Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,

Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan,

Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II, Lithariya,

Lototi, Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla

Jaitaran Pali

Rajasthan

Gair Mumkin

Nadi,Nallah

4365.64

Ha.

5 Years

2.0(G) Superimposed map of sanctioned area on revenue map: Revenue map

marked with Khasra on. (As per LOI) given in Revenue map as Plate No.-9.

2.0(H) Infrastructure Facilites:

Table 1.5 Infrastructure Facilites

S.No. Particulars Details

1. Nearest National

highway

NH-65A (Jaitarn-Merta city) is Crossing lease area(Lildi

nadi) near village Banjakudi . NH-112 (BilaraJaitaran-

Bar) is also existing 1.25Km South of Lease area(Lildi

nadi)

2. Nearest Railway station Sendara Railway Station at a distance 13.7 km in NNE

direction.

3. Nearest Police station Nearest Police Station is at Jaitaran in South direction of

Lease area(Lilri Nadi) at a distance of 4 km.

4. Nearest Post office Nearest Post office is at Nimaaj in SW direction of Lilri

Nadi at a distance of 2.87 km.

5. Medical facilities Nearest Medical facilities is located at Nimbol at a

distance of 1 km. in north of Lilri Nadi & at Nimaj in SW

direction (2.87 km.)

6. Water and Electricity

facilities

Water and Electricity facilities are available in Jaitaran

town and village adjoining to the lease area.

7. Education facilities Nearest Police Station is at Jaitaran in South direction of

Lease area(Lilri Nadi) at a distance of 4 km.

8. Mode of transportation

of mineral

Mineral would be transported through Trucks and

Tractors.

9. Canal/Port There is no Canal and port with in 5km radii of lease area.



3.0(A) No. of Existing mining pits, their dimension and Locations, Plan and

Section of the Pits, Brief geology of the area

Numerous old existing pits are revealed in the river channel confined to lease

area which have been excavated in past without lease.

3.0(A) (i) PHYSIOGRAPHY AND DRAINAGE PATTERN

Lease area falls in Tehsil – Jaitaran, district - Pali . Lease area is bounded

between Latitude and Longitude 26°06'30.01 N to 26°27'9.48’’ N latitude and

73°48'43.88’’ E to 74°17'34.52’’ E longitude.(Refer Plate no.3 Surface plan)



Table 1.3



73°48'43.88’’ E

26°17' 2.47’’ N

74°14'59.03’’ E


North West

26°17'27.99’’N

73°51'03.97’’ E

26°24'54.12’’ N

74°01'52.03’’ E


North West

26°27' 9.48’’ N

74°13' 36.27’’ E

26°23'30.27’’ N

74°17' 34.52’’ E


North West

26°06'30.01 N

73°54'24.59’’ E

26°08'57.79 N

73°51'55.39’’ E

The shape of the Tehsil Jaitaran resembles to an irregular polygon and has

generally undulated plains with scattered hills. Highest R.L of Lease area is at

Sukri river (Highest R.L.370Mrl) and Lowest R.L. is 278Mrl at Lilri near

village Nimbol. The area of the tehsil are sub mountaneous and has undulated.

The district is surrounded by Aravalli range on its south-east. The general

slope of the tehsil is from east to west. The texture of the soil is generally

sandy loam. The lower level of sand is made up of rock of calcium carbonate.

There is no perennial river in the district. Four tributaries of river Luni viz.

Sukri, Lilri, Raipur Luni & Luni flow in this Tehsil. There is no lake or natural

spring in the tehsil. Lilri & Luni meets at village Nimbol. Overall drainage of

the area in north east to south west & East to West. Plan showing lease area is

marked on Surface Plan (Plate no.3).

3.0(A) (ii) RAINFALL & CLIMATE:

The climatic conditions of Jaitaran are somewhat different than the Western

Rajasthan. Although, basically the summer season raise the temperature up to



46-47 degree centigrade at peak time in May-June, a large variation in

temperature is found due to adjoining green and hilly areas.

Winters are moderately cool during December-January lowering the mercury

to 4-5 degree centigrade occasionally. The average annual Rainfall in the

tehsil is 465.36 mm.

Table 1.7 Statistics of Rainfall in Tehsil-Jaitaran,

District-Pali, Rajasthan

S.No. Year Annual Rainfall in mm.

1 1991 370.9

2 1992 569.2

3 1993 288

4 1994 752

5 1995 618

6 1996 486.2

7 1997 645.2

8 1998 431.2

9 1999 432.3

10 2000 389.4

11 2001 563

12 2002 233.5

13 2003 392

14 2004 391

15 2005 304

16 2006 368

17 2007 585

18 2008 431

19 2009 229

20 2010 571

21 2011 640

22 2012 412

23 2013 583

24 2014 557

25 2015 394

Annual Average Rainfall in mm. 465.436

Fig. 1.2 Graph showing Average Annual Rainfall in mm.



Table 1.8 Statistics of Rainfall in District-Pali, Rajasthan

S. No. Year Annual Rainfall

1 1991 304.6

2 1992 685.8

3 1993 290.9

4 1994 650

5 1995 417.6

6 1996 633.4

7 1997 808

8 1998 254.8

9 1999 383.5

10 2000 237.3

11 2001 500.2

12 2002 90

13 2003 337

14 2004 229

15 2005 302

16 2006 433.2

17 2007 711

18 2008 296

19 2009 173

20 2010 465

21 2011 521

22 2012 330

23 2013 618

24 2014 536

25 2015 502

Average Rainfall 428.37



3.0(A) (iii) HYDROGEOLOGY

In view point of climate, area lies in a semi-arid climatic zone. In tehsil-

Jaitaran, District Pali divided in six hydrogeological units named as Younger

Alluvium (Quaternary) comprises of stream laid deposits consist of sand,

gravel with some silt, clays and at places peebles and cobbles. The litho unit

normally has thickness upto 50m but in north eastern part attains thickness of

about 100m. It occurs along drainage courses and flood plains of rivers Luni,

Sukri Lilri, Bandi and Jawai. Alluvium has been delineated in potential area in

Jaitaran blocks.

Another unit is Older Alluvium (Quaternary) which is detail described in local

hydrogeology. Occurrence of these type of units in Jaitaran, Pali and Rohat

Blocks and part of Sojat and Sumerpur blocks. In Jaitaran and Sumerpur

blocks alluvial aquifers cover extensive area. In other parts, a limited alluvial

thickness have been recorded in potential area. Third unit is of Bilara

Limestone (Marwar Super Group) is of dark grey colour, hard and compact

dolomitic and cherty limestone. At some localities cavities and collapse

structure have also been observed. Cross section trending NE-SW in north

eastern peripheral area reveals block fault through which central block has

been thrown up and Jodhpur sandstone. Juxta-position with younger Bilara

limestone. It encompasses in Sojat and Jaitaran blocks, where covers nearly

2% area in potential zone.

Fourth unit is Jodhpur Sandstone (Marwar Super group) is comprises of grity

sandstone and siltstone intercalated with shales. It encloses small area on the

northern peripheral part in Jaitaran block. The litho unit has not been

demarcated in potential area.

Fifth unit is Malani Igneous Suite of Igneous Rocks (Post Delhi & Delhi Super

Group) is comprises of Erinpura, Jalor, Siwana granite and Malani rhyolite of

Post Delhi Group. Erinpura granite is essentially grey coloured biotite

hornblende granite and gneisses types. Granite is massive and sparsely jointed,

but exfoliation and spheroidal weathering is common. Jalor and Siwana

granite are pink and grey mostly brick red to dark brown and black and

associated with felsites, devitrified lava with acid tuffs. Rhyolite varies in

texture from porphyritic to glassy. Occurrence of these types of units in central



and western and some pockets in north eastern and south western parts are

only exception where other litho unit occupies the area. Erinpura/Jalor granite

encompasses nearly 42% potential area.

Malani rhyolite occurs in north western and western part of Pali and Rohat

blocks. This litho unit has not demarcated as potential area. Granite cover

major part of the district. Sixth unit is of Calc Schist Gneiss Slat, Phyllite

Schist and Granite Gneiss (Aravalli Supergroup and Pre-Aravalli) comprises

of dark brown, grey and purple slates with thin bands of quartzite, phyllite and

schist. Pre-Aravallis includes gneisses and schists. Occurrence of these types

of units in central part and occupies small area in northern and south western

parts. Pre Aravallis gneisses and schist occupy small area along the Aravalli

foothill zone on the eastern periphery. Gneiss and schist occupy nearly 31%

potential area.

3.0(A) (iv) LOCAL HYDROGEOLOGY

The area having Older Alluvium (Quaternary) hydrogeological units which is

heterogenous mixture of semi consolidated to consolidated sediments

comprising sand, silt, clay, kankar and silt. Sand is generally medium to coarse

grained, sub-rounded quartz grain. Rock fragments in the litho unit are angular

to subrounded. Thickness of alluvium varies considerably due to undulating

bed rock topography and observed maximum in north eastern area (about

100m). In Jaitaran blocks, alluvial aquifers cover extensive area. In other parts

alluvial thickness have been recorded in potential area.

3.0(B) GEOLOGY OF THE AREA

3.0(C) GEOLOGY

Geological configuration is quite complex. It is comprised of heterogenous

assemblage of different litho units of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic

origin. The oldest and prominent rock exposed along district belongs to Delhi

Super Group comprising southern, eastern and north eastern margin of the

metamorphosed ferruginous and massive clastics With subordinate

chemogenic sediments and associated intrusive and extrusive phases.

Rocks of this Super group have been further classified in Kumbhalgarh, Sirohi

and Punagarh Groups. The Delhi’s are succeded by a sequence of



unmetamorphosed sedimentary rocks comprised of sandstone, limestone,

siltstone, gypsum beds. This supergroup is further divided into Jodhpur Group,

Bilara Group and Nagaur Group. The Delhi’s are intruded by granite and

rhyolite. The predominant is the Erinpura Granite.

Fig. 1.3 Geological Succession of Region



Fig. 1.4 Diagram showing Geological Succession

3.0(D) Local Geology of the area:

Local Geology of the lease and adjoining area

The course of Lilri River has started from near the Ras area and their channels

are run in several blocks of the area and due to this the bed rock of channel is

changed. Several blocks and their bed rock is described in the table below:-

Block Bed Rock with Detail

Latoli-

Jaitaran block

Exposed surface is of Alluvium and Aeolian Sand. There

are some patches of Dolomite and Dolomitic Limestone

near Latoli, Granite and Gniess with some meta tuff is also



found near the area Jaitaran.

Jaitaran outer

block

The main Rock in the area is Granite and Gneiss of

Erinpura Granite.

Biranthia and

surrounded

Region block

In the forward Course of River the Bed Rock is again

changed and near Biranthia and Surrounded Region the

main rocks are Migmatite and Schist of Sirohi group. The

further extension of river distributary channel in the bed

rock of Granite and Gneiss of Sendra.

Chaundiya

Block and

Surrounding

area

The main rock type is again Migmatite and Schist of Sirohi

group. The last extent of the river is end with the rock

Granite and Gneiss of Sendra.

Ras block and

Surrounding

Region

The distributary channel from Chaundiya to Ras has the

Bed rock of Paragneiss, Migmatite and Schist of Sirohi

Group. The outward side of the Ras region the bed rock is

again change , Granite and Gneiss of Sendra and Mica

Schist, Cataclastic Conglomerate and Marble are the main

rocks of Sirohi group.

3.0(E) METHODS OF RESERVE ESTIMATION

Estimation of Geological Reserves

River sand is an incoherent mass of uneven grains deposited by water currents

from upstream side to downstream side and is naturally deposited when the

water current in the River slows down. Mineralization is found in the entire

river channel. Based on field survey geological reserves of river sand has been

computed for each block village wise by plan area method i.e., surface area

has been taken on the basis of revenue Khasra map, to convert the area given

into hectare, has been multiplied by 10000 to get the area in sq. meters.

Rajasthan Government under its circulars and Notification and amendment in

Rajasthan minor mineral concession rules vide order Government of Rajasthan



Mines (Gr. II) Department No. F-14(1) Mines/ Gr.II/2011 Jaipur Dated 23-05-

2012 issued permission for bajri mining upto 3 mtr depth from Surface level

of River bed. It was Gazette notified by MINES (Gr.II) Department

Notification; Jaipur dated June 21, 2012. Proved reserves have been computed

upto a depth of 3 meters down from the surface of the river channel.

Table 1.8 The computation of river sand Proved reserves are enumerated

here under:

Computation of Geological Reserves (Proved Category) of Mineral River Sand (Bajri),

Tehsil -Jaitaran, District -Pali, Rajasthan

S.No. Village Name Area

(sq. mtr.)

Avg. Mineable

Thickness of River

Sand(mtr.)

Volume of

River sand

(m3) (3x4)

*Bulk

Density

1.4

Reserves of River

Sand (Tons) (5x6)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Agewa 11712 3 35136 1.4 49190

2 Anandpur Kalu –I 1074528 3 3223584 1.4 4513018

3 Anandpur Kalu –II 2928016 3 8784048 1.4 12297667

4 Asarlai 712304 3 2136912 1.4 2991676

5 Odawas 40480 - - -

6 Kekindra 1626640 2 3253280 1.4 4554592

7 Kathmor 363552 -

-

8 Kurki 855984 2 - - -

9 Kesarpura 823744 2.5 2059360 1.4 2883104

10 Kanecha 612976 3 1838928 1.4 2574499

11 Kanawas 32192 2 64384 1.4 90138

12 Kanwaliya kalan 1818128 2.5 4545320 1.4 6363448

13 Kotariya 520768 - - - -

14 Khera Deogarh 1632 - - - -

15 Khera Maharajpura 909776 2.5 2274440 1.4 3184216

16 Khera Molawas 41648 2 83296 1.4 116614

17 Kharadi 68432 2.5 171080 1.4 239512

18 Khindawas 134208 - - - -

19 Ghorawar 19824 - - - -

20 Chawandiya 410192 2.5 1025480 1.4 1435672

21 Jhujharda 16640 - - - -

22 Jhanjhanwas 122288 - - - -

23 Thakarwas 289680 3 869040 1.4 1216656

24 Digarna 11728 - - - -

25 Talkiya 1273856 2.5 3184640 1.4 4458496

26 Dayalpura 634224 - - - -

27 Devnagar 382496 2.5 956240 1.4 1338736

28 Deoriya 38624 - - - -



29 Deoriya Rajputan 64384 - - - -

30 Dagla 932624 3 2797872 1.4 3917021

31 Dhaneriya 1003216 - - - -

32 Ghatanagari 376864 2.5 942160 1.4 1319024

33 Nimbera Khurd 258464 2 516928 1.4 723699

34 Nimbol 1959136 3 5877408 1.4 8228371

35 Nimaj-I 1901296 3 5703888 1.4 7985443

36 Nimaj-II 160672 2 - - -

37 Patan 1968880 2.5 4922200 1.4 6891080

38 Patus 3440 2 6880 1.4 9632

39 Paliyawas 469728 2.5 1174320 1.4 1644048

40 Peepaliya Khurd 1059248 2.5 2648120 1.4 3707368

41 Phoolmal 1328768 3 3986304 1.4 5580826

42 Phaalka 1840 - - - -

43 Bagatpura 170368 2 340736 1.4 340735

44 Bagtawarpura

Manpura 44928 2 89856 1.4 125798

45 Balunda 600672 2 1201344 1.4 1681882

46 Ballupura 135392 - - - -

47 Balara 902320 - - - -

48 Banjakuri 1642432 3 4927296 1.4 6898214

49 Bikarlai 518960 3 1556880 1.4 2179632

50 Birampuri 20800 2 41600 1.4 58240

51 Birol 1814480 3 5443440 1.4 7620816

52 Bogasani 138320 - - - -

53 Bhiladeva 122384 - - - -

54 Bheenvgarh 561168 2 1122336 1.4 1571270

55 Malpuriya 280128 3 840384 1.4 1176538

56 Mohangarh 143136 2 286272 1.4 400781

57 Mohrai 2681280 2 5362560 1.4 7507584

58 Roop Nagar 346016 - - -

59 Rajadand 11472 - - - -

60 Rabariyawas 348672 - - -

61 Rampura 27440 - - - -

62 Ramawas Kalan 135056 2.5 337640 1.4 472696

63 Ramawas Khurd 134928 2 269856 1.4 377798

64 Ras-I 1919136 2 3838272 1.4 5373581

65 Ras-II 2419248 2 4838496 1.4 6773894

66 Lithariya 21120 - - - -

67 Lototi 511952 3 1535856 1.4 2150198

68 Vijaygarh 375008 2 750016 1.4 1050022



69 Samokhi 88464 - - - -

70 Sinla 276240 - - - -

Total 131081749

* Bulk density taken as per RMMCR Guidelines for sand.

3.0(E) (i) Geological Reserves of river sand

i. Proved Geological Reserves of River Sand are 131081749 Tons.

3.0(E) (ii) Recoverable Geological reserves of river sand

i. Proved recoverable reserves of River Sand = Proved geological Reserves x 80%

= 131081749 x 80% = 104865399 Tons

(We have already excluded area covered by river bank meandering and oxbow excluded

20% area of the total Reserved area. The area covered under nallas has not been

considered for reserve computation.)

3.0(E) (iii) Mineable Reserves

Mineral is well exposed on surface as well as depth up to 3mts in existing pits.

Hence mineable reserves have been considered as Proved Category reserves

up to 3mts depth from Surface of the river channel. On either side of the river

channel a buffer zone 12.5 mts wide would be left from environmental view

point where in no mining will be carried out. To prevent the erosion along

banks but would be utilized for plantation (wherever possible). There is

provision of 45mtr. Non working zone from annicuts, village Roads, other

major roads & other permanent structures so that about 20% reserve will be

blocked in these structure hence mineable reserve are further taken 80% of

proved recoverable reserves (para3.1). Hence, 80% of the Computed

Recoverable reserves of river sand have been taken as Mineable Reserves.

Total mineable reserves are Demonstrated reserves are :

Total recoverable reserves(104865399) – (20%) 45 mtr. safety zone Barrier

reserves = 104865399 – 20973080= 83892319 Tons. Out of these reserves, it

is assumed that maximum 2% of Gravel and 2 % of Silt Quantity may be

recovered during mining. (Enclosed sand analysis report in annexure) So

we have calculated 2% Gravels = 1677846 Ton & 2% Silt = 1677846 Ton is

assumed to recovered from the mineral bed. Hence Total estimated Silt and

gravels Quantity is as 3355692Tone,

Nett Mineable Reserves = Total mineable reserves – Gravels 2%+ Silt 2%



Hence Nett Mineable Reserves of Bajri are = 83892319Ton- 3355692 Ton=

8,05,36627 Tons.

3.0(F) (i) Targeted Production from mining lease

Since River sand mining lease is assumed to be worked for 300 days.

Assuming targeted production around 5500 TPD. Targeted annual

production comes out to be 16,50,000 Tons Per Annum.

3.0(F) (ii) Life of Mine

Since lease has been granted for a period of five years and sand mining would be

carried out @ 16.50 Lac TPA. River sand is such a mineral which is partially

replenished after every monsoon season. Replenishment of past years shows that

these rivers are having annual replenishment to some extent but these are fully

dependent on rainfall. These rivers are seasonal rivers of western rajasthan. As

per previous 20 years monsoon data, Avg. annual rainfall (refer para no.3.0A

Table1.5) comes about 464.56. So we can assume that there will be some extent

replenishment.

3.0(F) (iii) End Use Grade: The sand found in the river bed has been found very

useful for medium to high quality construction work. The granular coarse

grained variety is suitable for concrete work. (Physical analysis report from

laboratory is annexed as annexure no.4)

4.0 Details of Production and dispatches of last 5 years:

This is applied mining lease for grant for River sand mining and now under

process of fresh grant after commencement of Rajasthan minor mineral

concession rule, second amendment 2012. This lease is under process of

finally sanctioned in favour of applicant after approval of mining Plan &

getting Environment Clearance from MoEF. There are no production carried

by lease holder.

5.0 Physical properties of river sand:-

Grains are fine to coarse grained. The general size of constituent particles of

River sand varies from 0.5MM to 3 MM and is not uniform. The grains in all

sizes, small or large are rounded in shape. The color of sand is grayish. These

deposits are of good quality and can be used for building industries. SiO2 are

the main constituents. As per Laboratory testing report of Sample tested of



river shows Physical tested pH 8.87, Bulk density 1.4 gm/cm3, Silt content

around 1.16%, Sand content 95.77%, Clay content 3.07%. Water holding

capacity of sand was found about 20%. (Laboratory analysis report is attached

as Annexure No.4).

5.1 Origin and Control of Mineralization:

The sediments are river borne and have been formed as a result of mechanical

wear and tear of Rock debris. At some places, Granite, Phyllite Granitic rocks

exposures are seen in River bed. Only River sand up to 3 mtr depth from river

channel Surface Level will be mined out as per condition no. 9 laid down by

State Govt. of Rajasthan in the tender notice. The sizes of sediments are variable

within very wide limits. During flowing motion of river, Gravitational forces

acts on sediments so that sand particles get deposited during receding of Water.

In every monsoon season, hence river will replenish the sand which will be

mined out in the ensuing year.

6.0 Details of the Mining Machinery to be deployed and their detailed

specifications:

Conventionally in past mining has been carried from this river as non

systematic with haphazard way. Now in present case, Mining will be semi-

mechanized with use of men and machinery. Tractor with trolley attachment

will also be deployed for transportation of Bajri in addition to trucks and

trailers. Mining is proposed as opencast method with use of poclain and

tippers. There is no requirement of drilling and blasting as there is no hard

rock is to be mined out. Working will be carried out at different locations in

the lease area as per suitable working conditions. Working points and

evacuation route is marked for mining of mineral and transportation by road.

(Development plan plate – 5). Requirement of machinery vary as per actual

production however Production target is given in Table no. 1.10.

Table 1.10 Production Schedule

Years Proposed Production in Metric Tons

First 16,50,000

Second 16,50,000

Third 16,50,000

Fourth 16,50,000

Fifth 16,50,000

Total 82,50,000



Production schedule during 1st to 5 year is shown as above. The production from

Ist to V year will be @ 16, 50,000 TPA.

Extent of Mechanization:

Various equipments to be used are proposed ahead —

(1) Drilling Machines: Not required for River sand mining.

(2) Blasting: Not required

(3) Loading Equipment

Loose Sand is directly loaded into trucks with help of Excavators and An

excavator of about 1.5cum bucket capacity normally loads 1000MT to 1200

MT per day per machine.

Loading per day is assumed by one machine : 1000MT to 1200 MT per

machine (Average loading 1100 Tons).

Loading with 1 machine per year assuming – 3,30,000 MT

Targeted production is about 16.50 Lac Tons so number of excavators

required is 5. Out of which, 5 machines would be deployed at different

locations in the lease area and one excavators will be kept as standby use. It is

evident that 1 excavator will be Kept for breakdown requirement hence no. of

Excavators per day required = 6.

Table 1.11

Type Nos. Bucket capacity

in Cu.m. Make

Motive

Power H.P.

Back-hoe excavator 5+1 1.5 cum Poclain Hydraulic 300

Note : Poclain of lesser capacity or higher capacity may also be used then no. of

excavators required will increase or decrease accordingly to meet the targeted

production.

(4) Haulage and Transport Equipments

No waste will be generated during river sand mining. It is expected that these

tippers will carry a load of about 20MT. Tractor with trolley attachment will

also be deployed for transportation of Bajri from mine.

Tonnage hauled by 1 haul unit : 20 MT, 5MT

No. of Average Tippers required carrying @5500 TPD: 220 Trucks and Tractor

/per day.



However these units are customer’s trucks and tractors also deployed by lessee

on hire basis which are directly filled by Poclain. As mentioned earlier that the

run-off-mines will be transported to directly to users and outside of River area.

(5) Other Equipments: The other equipment mainly includes the trucks for

transport of consumables like diesel, lubes, spares, water sprinklers, road

compactor etc.

Table 1.12 Proposed Mechanization at Mine Site

Type Nos. Size / Capacity Make Motive

Power

Excavator 6 Bucket capacity

(1.5 cum)

As per availability

on hire basis Diesel

Water Sprinklers 2 5000 Ltr Capacity On Hire Basis Diesel

Jeep 1 For Supervision On Hire Basis Diesel

Road Grader/Compactor 1 For Compactness of

Haul roads On Hire Basis Diesel

Van cum Ambulance 1 For emergency services On Hire Basis Diesel

Mobile Store Room with

necessary tools 1

For maintenance of

machinery at site On Hire Basis Diesel

Note : Excavators of lesser or higher capacity may also be used then No. of excavators to be

deployed will increase or decrease according.

6.1 Exploration

No specific method of exploration is required as the river borne sediments are

deposited all along the riverbed and are very well exposed on the surface.

Moreover, these sediments are accumulated /replenished every year during

rainy season by flood waters to some extent depending on the intensity of

rains on the upstream side. Adequate quantity of sand reserves is available for

meeting consumer demand.

7.0 Method of Mining

River Sand Mining : Conventionally the river sand mining is carried out in

scattered manner (unorganized) but in the present case Semi-Mechanized

mining with simultaneous afforestation and pollution free mining will be

adopted. Scientific mining practices will be adopted. Some of these are as:

Salient Points on Scientific mining of River sand are:

(i) First thing is to ascertain depth of mining which has been fixed by state

Govt. as 3 mtr or above water table whatever is earlier achieved. This

is safe working depth for River sand mining as fixed by state govt.



(ii) Block wise mining will be carried out as per development plate

no.5. Mineable area will be divided in suitable and manageable

blocks of mining so that easy and efficient working could take

place.

(iii) Block-1 to Block-5 are marked on development plan plate no.5. and

Suitable ramps has been connected to nearest haul road available for

transportation of sand.

(iv) There are four parts of river sand lease area such as Lilri river about

61Km, Luni river 26Km, Sukri 11 Km, Raipur Luni 7 Km in stretches.

All are separate to each other. Revenue villages falling in these stretch

are divided into blocks so that scientific mining can take place.

(v) Every block will further divided into five parts(sub-blockcs) again so

that one Sub-block will be worked for one year and left unworked for

next years.

(vi) One block will be worked for five years and similarily 5 blocks will be

worked for 5 years. Blocks will be worked in such a way maximum

replenishment can take place during monsoon season. 5 block will

serve for five years supply of sand.

(ii) Mining will be carried out only in one bench formation of maximum 3

mtr height and formation of Haul roads will be extended within pits and

joined to nearest approach roads. Bench height will not be more than

3mtr at any site and width of Bench will be upto 10 to 20mtr.

(iii) Main Haul road as center line joining all pits will be formed before

starting for movement of Heavy duty vehicles with width of Haul road.

Then it will be connected to ramp made of nearest village road then to

nearest Highway. Village road will be maintained by proponent if it is

used during mining. Wherever possible ramp outside of villages will be

formed to connect lease area to Haul road at working points.

(iv) Mining will be carried as per Development Plan (Plate no.5). Mining can

be carried simultaneously at more than location as per suitability of

working condition. Working points and Evacuation route is marked on

development plan as plate no. – 5.



(v) Mineral will be directly filled into tippers, trolleys and trucks.

(vi) Mining will be carried without harm to surrounding environment with

measures of the regular water sprinkling on haul roads if winds are

high.

(vii) Norms or conditions will be strictly followed as mentioned in bid and

Provisions of Rajasthan minor mineral concession rules 1986, second

amendment 2012 and subsequent amendment in respect of river sand

mining & Lease agreement made with Govt. authorities.

(viii) Mining will be carried under supervision of competent person not less

than Second class Mines manager of competency holder.

(ix) 12.5 mtr buffer zone, where no mining activity will be carried out, will

be maintained along the River bank boundary and vegetation growth

generated on meandering boundary to protect further erosion during

flooding of water in the River during monsoon.

(x) No mining activity will be carried out within the 45mts periphery of

permanent structure in/along the river channel such as Road Bridge,

Annicuts, Well, etc. or any other permanent structure as per condition

no. 11 of the bid.

(xi) Mining will be carried out by Poclain–Tippers combination. No drilling

and Blasting will be carried for mining.

7.0(A) Proposed year wise development for five years:

The proposed method of mining will be “semi-mechanized Open Cast”

mining with use of Poclain, Tippers and Tractor with trolley attachment

combination. There is no requirement of drilling and blasting for excavation

of sand. This sand is loose in nature and can be directly filled in Customers

trucks with use of Excavators. Working points (Blocks) are simultaneously

worked as per requirement of sand by nearest selected revenue villages

granted for mining.

Some Bajri pits are old which have been worked in lease area which are more

than 3 mtr. depth. Now LOI for grant of lease has been sanctioned in favour

of Smt Neetu Singh for five years period.



For the systematic working of open cast mines, there will be only one working

bench of 3 mtr height from surface level and Bench width will be around 10-

20mtr. Backhoe Excavator machine of 1.5Cum bucket Capacity in one reach

will excavate easily for 3 mtr bench height. Maximum permissible depth for

digging is 3 mtr from Surface level of river bed as per RMMCR Second

Amendment 2012. Working of mine lease is assumed for 300 Working days in

a year.



Table 2.4-Block – wise yearly production for five years (lakh metric tonne)

S.No Year

Nimbol, Bikrai,

Kanawas,

Kanech, Balunda,

Kalu,

(Block 1, Luni

River)

(Million Tonns)

Bagasani, Nimbol, Litoti, Bikrai,

Ramawas Khurd, Malpuriya,

Birol, Patus, Thakarwas,

Banjakudi, Pipliya, Phulmal,

Khera Maharajpura, Asarlai

(Block- II,Lilri River)

(Million Tonns)

Asarlai,Nimaj,Samauki,

Dagla, Nimbera Khurd,

Patan, Palirawas, Ras,

Rupnagar, Deoriya Rajputan,

Bhimgarh.

(Block- III,Lilri River)

(Million Tonns)

Chawandiya

(Block- IV,

Raipur Luni

River)

(Million Tonns)

Kurki,

Bakhtawarpura,

Kotariya

(Block –V,Sukri

River)

(Million Tonns)

Total

(Million

Tonns)

1. I 3.85 4.12 4.70 1.96 1.87 16.5

2. II 4.17 4.66 4.17 1.52 1.98 16.5

3. III 5.33 3.17 4.98 1.38 1.64 16.5

4. IV 4.78 5.01 4.52 0.84 1.35 16.5

5. V 5.13 4.87 4.10 1.58 0.82 16.5

Total 23.26 21.83 22.47 7.28 7.66 82.5



7.0(A) (i) Surface Transport: Mode of Transport to the dispatch Sand is by trucks &

Tractor Trolleys to the dispatch points.

7.0(B) Proposed Rate of Production when the mine is fully developed:

Proposal for next five year Production is as Follows:

Table 1.13 Proposed Production for next five years


First 16,50,000

Second 16,50,000

Third 16,50,000

Fourth 16,50,000

Fifth 16,50,000

Total 82,50,000

7.0(C) Mineable Reserves and Anticipated life of mine

7.0(C) (i) The Mineable reserves are as follows:

Nett mineable reserves = 8,05,36627 Tons.(Refer para 3.0 E(III)

Life of Mine @ 16.5 Lac TPA comes about

8,05,36627 /1650000 = 48.81

48 Year and 9 Month.

7.0(C) (ii) Targeted Production from mining lease: River sand mining will be

worked out for 300 days. Assuming Per day targeted production would be

@ 5500TPD. Targeted production @ 16,50,000 Tons per annum.

7.0(C) (iii) Working Period of Mine

Mine will be worked for 5 Years as per LOI conditions. Total production will

be 82,50,000Tonne during this period. Mineable proved reserves as indicated

earlier are 8,05,36627 Tonne. Hence after the expiry of lease period, still

sufficient quantity of reserves will be available to run the mine in future for a

long time. In addition there will be some replenishment during the rainy

season every year. This will further enhance and add to reserves.

7.0(D) Proposed Method of mining

The mining will be Semi-Mechanized with Opencast mining method using

only one working bench of 3 mtr height and the mechanization will be using

Hydraulic excavator with customer’s truck and tractor trolleys. The working



will be done Top downwards with connecting approach roads to River for

transportation of Bajri. Haul roads within mine site will be stretched

accordingly of pit Widening. Maximum depth for mining will be 3 mtr from

surface level of River bed.

Haul roads will be created as well as within pit and outside pit area. If during

mining, water level come before 3mtr depth then mining will be discontinued.

No mining will be carried except granted lease area. Hard bed rock will not be

mined out in lease area. If already exploited pit come across during mining more

than 3 mtr depth then that area will be left unworked. The proposals of mining

for the next five-year workings are given for maximum 3mtr depth from river

bed surface level.

7.0(E) Conceptual Mining Plan

Mining will be started at various points within the river channel confined to

lease area @ 16,50,000 Tons per annum. Lease will be worked for five year

period for 3 mtr working depth as prescribed in bid conditions (Refer to

condition no. 9) for mining. Since river sand is replenished in every rainy

season. Afforestation in 12.5 mtr buffer zone along River boundary of lease will

be carried out in Phased manner with local species in the Govt. land only as

riparian vegetation so that erosion of slopes of boundary is protected during

monsoon season and environment is protected (Plate no.7). Period of mine lease

in sanctioned for five years so progressive plantation commencing from Ist year to

Vth year will be carried out in 12.5 mtr Riparian Zone (wherever possible) &

buffer zone places such as Gram panchayat land, school land. Lease is proposed

to be granted for Five year period. Progressive Plantation along river bank & in

buffer zone will be carried out. Mining lease area will be improved by plantation

as shown in Plate No. 7 (Conceptual Plan).

7.0(F) Blasting: River sand is in loose form so there is no requirement of Blasting.

7.0(G) Mine Drainage:

The ground water in this area gets intersected at a depth of more than 20-15

mtr below ground level in riverbed and more than 20-25 m in surrounding

agricultural fields as seen during field survey. No Mining work will be carried

out below the water Table as per condition no.9 of the bid. As such there shall



be no need for any pumping operations. No water problem is envisaged during

the five years working of lease period.

7.0(H) Surface Geological Plan & Section:

Surface geological plan & section is attached as plate No. 4.

8.0 Year wise annual program of mining for next five years:

Table 1.14 Production Schedule


First 16,50,000

Second 16,50,000

Third 16,50,000

Fourth 16,50,000

Fifth 16,50,000

Total 82,50,000

Production schedule during 1st to 5 year is shown as above. The production from

Ist to V year will be @ 16,50,000 TPA. Development Plan is given in Plate

no.5

9.0 Details of the Employment: (Management plan) Technical /Skilled/

unskilled person:

Deployment of man power for management plan, technical and other persons

to be employed as follows:

Table 1.15 Staff Details of Mine Site

S.No. Designation Qualification Requirement

1 Mines Manager Second or First Class Certificate of

Competency holder 1

2 Mine Foreman Foreman Certificate of Competency 2

3 Environment officer Msc Env./B.Tech Env. 1

3 Mine Mate Mate certificate holder 5

4 Time Keeper & Chowkidar Matriculate 2

5

Other supervisory staff,

(one for each location so

total 5 Locations of work at

a time)

Literate 5

Total 16

For desired annual production of sand, desired Excavation will have to be

mined out daily. The daily requirement considering 300 Working days in a

year, about 7 skilled labours and 7 unskilled labour, 16 supervision staff is

sufficient for mining. Additional 20 labours for maintenance of road,



afforestation, potable water arrangement and miscellaneous works is required.

It is proposed to construct and provide temporary site services as tin shed as

mine office cum rest shelter; first aid station; toilet etc. So the total persons per

day will work around 50 persons. For labour deployment full priority will be

given for nearby villagers.

10.0 Measures taken and to be taken for Land Restoration, Reclamation and

Plantation in M.L. area:

� Conventionally the river sand mining is carried out non-systematic

manner but in present case, Semi-Mechanized mining will be carried

out. River sand is available in the river.

� Sand is minor mineral and falls under the purview of Department of

Mines and Geology, Govt. of Rajasthan. The State Govt. through its

office has intended for grant of lease in Tehsil - Jaitaran for River sand

mining.

� Despite of proposed mining in large quantities from River bed, there is

no degradation of land is anticipated. The mined out area is replenished

with River sand every year by flow of Flood water during monsoon

season to some extent.

� However proper afforestation in Progressive manner is proposed on

Buffer zone left 12.5 mtr from River bank.

� 3mtr will be Ultimate depth of mining. If water level above this depth is

encountered then in that part of location no mining will be carried out

below water level as per condition no. 9 of the bid document.

� There will be no mining will be carried out in the zone of 45mtr radius

around Bridges, permanent structures, Culverts, Annicuts, etc. in the

mining lease area.

� The sand is filled by river every year hence by riversand mining, river

will come in its natural forms, River will hold more volume of water

during rainy season, this makes situation better in the area to make

availability of drinking water through percolation further enhances

groundwater table in the area.



11.0 Measures taken and to be taken for Protection of Environment in and

around ML area:

Restoration of flora:-

1. No tree will be affected due to mining activity as proposed. However

enhancement of plantation at mine site and in buffer zone of lease area in

Govt. land i.e. gram panchayat land, School land , along haul road of

villages will be carried out.

2. Effective measures shall be taken for plantation in the area at earmarked

site, in phased manner. Plantation shall be carried out periodically before

onset of monsoon.

3. The earmarked site(s) for plantation shall be fenced and proper planning

of watering and caring the plants shall be implemented. Plantation for 5

years period will be maintained by lease holder after that it will be hand

over to local authority for future maintain.

4. Suitable trees/grasses shall be planted with help of local forest office to

plant trees along riparian zone or erosion prone zone, on both sides of

river.

5. Take all Precautionary measures during mining operation for

conservation and protection of endangered flora and fauna of the area.

6. Survival rate as per location is assumed 70% of local species of such as

Neem, Babool, Ber, Shahtoot, Khejri, Kair& locally suggested plants

etc.

Table 1.16 Year wise cumulative Plantation

Year Fresh Plants Replace of Dead Plants

(30%) Total Plantation

Ist Year 5000 - 5000

II Year 5000 1500 6500

III Year 5000 1500 6500

IV Year 5000 1500 6500

V Year 5000 1500 6500

11.1 Measures taken and to be taken for Protection of Environment in and

around ML area:

� By planting trees along, river and buffer zone of the mining area along

river bank side, dust and smoke will be kept under permissible limit as

prescribed in environment laws.



� For erosion control measures, plantation will be carried out in buffer

zone to check further stream bank erosion problems during monsoon

season.

� Choice of species like Azadirachta indica, Acacia nilotica, Saccharum

munja, Cenchurs ciliaris, Prosposis spicegera and good sand binders

species of plants will be planted. Rate of survival of percentage of tree

species, in all the places is expected around 70% in the area.

� Local plant species will be preferred in plantation program in

consultation with forest officials.

� Proper watering and manuring measures will be adopted to taken care of

plants.

� The impacts of sand mining on the stability of river banks and on natural

habitats can be minimized by the provision of buffer zones and

plantation there in.

Environmental Safeguarding Measures:

1. Applicant for mining lease will abide by following rules as under as per

recent amendment of RMMCR 1986,Second Amendment 2012:

� Obtain consent to establish and consent to operate from the Rajasthan

State Pollution Control Board prior to start of mining operation and

implement the condition of consent to operate strictly;

� Ensure that no natural watercourse and/or water resources are obstructed

due to any mining operation. Adequate measures shall be taken for

protection of the older-streams, if any, emanating /passing through the

mining lease, during the course of mining operation;

� Keep mine working restricted to 3 mtr. from surface of river channel or

above 1meter above water level whichever is earlier.

� Take effective safeguard measures, such as regular water sprinkling in

critical areas prone to air pollution and having high level of particulate

matter such as haul roads, loading point and all transfer points. Extensive

water sprinkling shall be carried out on haul roads.



It shall be ensured that the Ambient Air Quality parameters conforming to

the norms prescribed by the State Pollution Control Board are maintained

throughout;

� Ensure that personnel working in dusty areas shall wear protective

respiratory devices and they shall also be provided with adequate

training and information on safety, environment and health aspects;

� Keep vehicular emissions under control and regularly monitoring the

same. Measures shall be taken for maintenance of vehicles used in

mining operations and in transportation of mineral. The vehicles shall

not be overloaded;

� Take measures for control of noise levels below 85 dBA in the work

environment.

2. The above conditions shall be enforced inter-alia, under the provisions of

the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air

(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Environment

(Protection) Act, 1986 and the Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991

along with their amendments and rules made there under and also any

other orders passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India / High Court

of Rajasthan and any other Court of Law relating to the subject matter.

3. Mine working shall be strictly as per the condition of approved mining

plan, with approval conditions of mining department.

12.0 Measures taken and to be taken for Dumping of Overburden, Stacking of

Top soil and Utilization of Top soil:

No waste dump proposal at end of life of mine or lease period. Since, no waste

will be generated during mining of mineral river sand (bajri).

13.0 Measures taken and to be taken for Control of Water, Noise and Air

Pollution:

(i) Water:

(a) Surface Water: The mining activities have been so planned to prevent any

of the disturbance to natural flow of water and also the drainage system of the

area not to be affected. During mining natural flow of river will not be

obstructed at all. Six monthly monitoring will be carried in buffer zone and

will be submitted to mining office.



(b) Ground Water: The water table is around 20-15m in core and 20-25mtr

in surrounding area. The proposed mining activities will not intersect

groundwater table at any stage of mining because the mining will be carried

out up to 3 meter depth from surface of river channel or above 1meter above

Water level whichever is earlier.

(c) Quality of water: There will be no impact of mining on quality of ground

water. Mineral is inert in nature. Quality of water will not be altered by mining

or any other way. Mining operation will be confined to 3 m depth only.

Mining activities will not intersect ground water table. Mineral is non toxic in

nature so there will no chance to alter the quality, characteristics of ground

water/ surface water of the area of region. Six monthly monitoring of ground

water/surface water from mine site and surroundings will be carried out and

reported regularly to the concern department such as State Pollution Control

Board/Concerning Mining Department.

(ii) Noise: There will be sound of the mining machineries such as Poclain,

JCB Proposed and due to movement of trucks/Jeep/tractors or haulage road.

Except this there will be no sound. Proper maintenance of the mining

machinery will be carried out and Plantation along river boundary will be

carried out to protect surrounding environment. Overloading will be avoided.

Noise arising out of mining operations for mineral at the source shall be

controlled so as to keep it within the permissible limit. Periodical examination

of noise pollution shall be monitored & results shall be intimated to concern

mining engineer/Assistant mining engineer as well as regional officer of the

State Pollution Control Board.

(iii) Air: Major source of air pollution is vehicles movement for loading. This

will affect the air environment. Other than this, there will be no major impact

on quality of air. Plying of trucks may generate some dust, which will be kept

under limit by proper maintenance of machinery and Afforestation around

haul road and River bank side and sprinkling of water on haulage roads. The

Licensee shall provide dust mask to the operator.

1. Air pollution due to dust, exhaust during mining or related activities

shall be controlled and kept within permissible limits as specified under



any environmental law for the time being in force. Main haulage roads

of mine shall be kept wet by sprinkling of water; and

2. Six monthly examination of air quality shall be monitored and results

shall be intimated to concerned Mining Engineer /Assistant Mining

Engineer as well as regional officer of the State Pollution Control

Board.

14.0 Contribution regarding the Social Development of the nearby residents:

There are no other mines of river sand in vicinity of area. Looking towards

upliftment of infrastructure and earning, people generally goes outside for

earning their livelihood.

This mining will provide full priority for local peoples of surrounding villages.

Hence earning of the people will increase and will help to upliftment of socio-

economic status of the area, which will improve their living standard.

15.0 Details of Health Checkup and Insurance of the entire Employed Person :

It is proposed that the regular health checkup camps for the workers engaged

in mines will be organized. It is also proposed that insurance cover to all

workers engaged in mines will be provided. Following measures will be

adopted to cover under RMMCR 37U (9) of Corporate Social Responsibility:-

Table No. 1.17 Corporate Social Responsibility

S.No. Particulars Rs(Lac)/Annum

1 Regular health check up camps for the surrounding village (Core

zone&Buffer zone) shall be organized; 2.0

2 Prize in School functions, Furniture donations, Help in terms of

donation in nearby schools 2.0

3 Rain water Harvesting structures 3.0

4 Common vocational training center shall be setup at panchayat

level for Skill development of villagers 5.0

5

Local needs of habitant like school, crèche, hospital, veterinary

hospital, sanitation, drinking water etc. shall be considered

positively.

3.0

6 Approach Road maintenance (Used for transportation of

mineral) 5

Total 20

15.1 Fund Provision for Environmental Management:

Fund Provision for environmental protection will be as per RMMCR 1986

(Second Amendment 2012),subsequent amendments as acceptable by

competent authority as per state govt.



Table No. 1.18 Fund Provision for Environmental Protection

S.No. Particulars Capital Cost in

(Lakh)

Recurring Cost

in (Lakh)

1 Pollution Control Equipment 3 1

2 Pollution Monitoring - 2

3 Green Belt 5 2.5

4. Training and Awareness Program 1 1.5

Total 9 7

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1.0 Introduction

This progressive mine closure plan is an additional chapter of the mining plan

for River Sand mining located near villages Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I,

Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra, Kathmor, Kurki, Kesarpura,

Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya, Khera Deogarh, Khera

Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Khindawas, Ghorawar, Chawandiya,

Jhujharda, Jhanjhanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya, Dayalpura, Devnagar,

Deoriya, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Ghatanagri, Nimbera Khurd,

Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas, Peepaliya Khurd,

Phoolmaal, Phaalka, Bagatpura, Bagtawarpura Manpura, Balunda, Ballupura,

Balara, Banjakuri, Bikarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani, Bhiladeva,

Bheenvgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar, Rajadand,

Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I, Ras-II,

Lithariya, Lototi, Vijaygarh, Samokhi and Sinla (List of Khasra no. enclosed

as annexure no.3) measuring Mining Lease area 4365.64Ha. for mining of

river sand mineral is submitted for approval.

M.L. Area for mining of mineral River Sand (Bajri) in Gairmumkin

Nadi/Nallah, Bala in Tehsil Jaitaran, District – Pali, Rajasthan LOI in favour

of Smt. Neetu singh Lease area falls in Tehsil – Jaitaran, district – Pali. Lease

area falls in Tehsil – Jaitaran, district - Pali . Lease area is bounded between

Latitude and Longitude 26°06'30.01 N to 26°27'9.48’’ N latitude and

73°48'43.88’’ E to 74°17'34.52’’ E longitude.



Table 1.3



73°48'43.88’’ E

26°17' 2.47’’ N

74°14'59.03’’ E


North West

26°17'27.99’’N

73°51'03.97’’ E

26°24'54.12’’ N

74°01'52.03’’ E


North West

26°27' 9.48’’ N

74°13' 36.27’’ E

26°23'30.27’’ N

74°17' 34.52’’ E


North West

26°06'30.01 N

73°54'24.59’’ E

26°08'57.79 N

73°51'55.43’’ E

LOI for grant of mining lease has been issued by state govt. Annexed as

annexure no. 2. The area falls in Gair mumkin nadi & Nallah which is Govt.

land as per Revenue record. (Revenue map attached as Plate no. 9)



Table 1.1 Existing Land Use Pattern of Core Zone (Lease Area) (In Hectare)

Forest

Land

Private

Land

Grazing

Land

Govt. Waste

Land

(Gair Mumkin

Nadi/Nallah)

Others Total

Land Acquired

Outside Lease

Area (if any)

In Hectares

Pits & Quarries - - - 8.74 - - -

Dumps of Ore

Waste & Over burden - - - - - - -

Infrastructure

(Office &Workshop - - - - - - -

Township - - - - - - -

Roads, (Annicuts etc.)

Permanent structures in

River

- - - 25.36 - - -

- - - - - - -

Others structures as Culverts

etc - - - 17.25 - - -

Rest area - - - 4314.29 - - -

Area back filled, If any Not So Far

1.1 Reason for Closure

The mine closes either due to depletion of mineable reserves or due to

uneconomic mining or due to more economic substitute for mining product.

This progressive mine closure plan is submitted as a statuary requirement for

the mining lease under RMMCR Amendment 2012. Hence the aforesaid

reasons for closure are not applicable at this stage.

1.2 Statutory Obligations

All legal obligations imposed by Department of mines and Geology, MoEF,

RSPCB, RMMCR Second amendment 2012,MMR 1961,Mines Act 1952 will

be taken into consideration by Lease holder.

1.3 Closure Plan Preparation

1.3.1 Name & Address of the lessee

SMT. NEETU SINGH

W/o Shri Manoj Rana

R/o Adampura, Tehsil & Distt-Bijnaur, (U.P.)

Phone No. 0141-2333907

Email:- [email protected]



1.3.1.1 Status of the Lease:- Individual

LOI was granted in favour of Shri Ompal Singh S/o Khanchandra R/o Harra,

District Bijnaur, (U.P) vide latter no. 8(12)khan / Group-2 /2013 on dated

10.12.2014.

But Shri Ompal Singh expired on Dated 28.01.2015 so that the lease has

been mutation in favour smt. Neetu Singh D/o Late Shri Ompal Singh, vide

letter no. ADM/JODH./MM/SOJAT/M.L./BAJRI/2016/1970 on dated 10-11-

2016. (Annexure no.1)

1.3.2 Name, Address and Registration Number of the Authorized Persons who

prepared the Progressive Mine Closure Plan

Mukesh Kumar Gupta

Registration No. – SME/JP/RQP/2015/7

(Valid up to 11/03/2020, enclosed as Certificate No. 5)

Address: Plot No.-21, First Floor, Aarna-2 Tower,

Kartarpura Industrial Area, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Phone no. 0141-4036199(O.), Mobile 9799-744347

Email – [email protected], [email protected]

2.0 Mine Description

Agewa, Anandpur Kalu-I, Anandpur Kalu-II, Asarlai, Odawas, Kekindra,

Kathmor, Kurki, Kesharpura, Kanecha, Kanawas, Kanwaliya Kalan, Kotariya,

Khera Deogarh, Khera Maharajpura, Khera Molawas, Kharadi, Kheendawas,

Ghorawar, Chawandiya, Jhujhanda, Jajanwas, Thakarwas, Digarna, Talkiya,

Dayalpura, Devnagar, Deoriya Rajputan, Dagla, Dhaneriya, Dharanagari,

Nimbera Khurd, Nimbol, Nimaj-I, Nimaj-II, Patan, Patus, Paliyawas,

Peepaliya Khurd, Phoolmal, Falka, Bagatpua, Bakhawarpura Manpura,

Baloonda, Balupura, Balara, Banjakuri, Beekarlai, Birampuri, Birol, Bogasani,

Bhil Deva, Bheevgarh, Malpuriya, Mohangarh, Mohrai, Roop Nagar,

Rajadand, Rabariyawas, Rampura, Ramawas Kalan, Ramawas Khurd, Ras-I,

Ras-II, Lithriya, Lototi, Viajy Garh, Samokihi, Sinla (List Of Khasra No.

Enclosed As Annexure No.2) Measuring Mining Lease Area 4365.64 Ha.

Tehsil headquarter Jaitaran can be approached through NH 65A 1.0 km &

NH-112 is passing about 2.3 km of Jaitaran.



3.0 Review of Mining Plan: This is fresh grant of mine lease for river sand

mining hence this is first mining plan.

4.0 Progressive Mine Closure Plan

4.1 Mined Out Land

The details of land use of the area at present and at the end of five year given

below: -

Table 1.2 Land use of the Area (In Ha.)

S.No. Particular Present End of 5 Year

1. Area excavated 8.74 392

2. Storage of Top Soil - -

3. Overburden/ Dump - -

4. Mineral Storage - -

5. Infrastructure (Workshop, administration building etc) - -

6. Roads, annicats, culverts, other permanent structures 42.61 42.61

7. Railways - -

8. Green Belt 1.2501 25.71(along

river bed & in

buffer zone)

9. Tailing Pond - -

10. Effluent Treatment Plant - -

11. Mineral Separation Plant - -

12. Township Area - -

13. Undisturbed Area 4352.2899 3905.32

As per plate no. 5&6 the mineral reserves at working place will not exhausted

during next five years or say the mine-able reserves will not deplete fully

during the period of this progressive mine closure plan. However with water

flowing during rainy season replenish the extracted bed to some extent hence

there is no reclamation of land is adopted except plantation on both sides of

river channel which is necessary to prevent erosion of sides of agriculture

farms & sustainability of banks.

4.2 Water Quality Management

The proposed deepest working is far above the general ground water table.

The ground-water table of the Core zone area is about 20-15 mtr deep at the

mine lease area. Surrounding area is having 20-25 mtr deep of water table. No

toxic mineral is present, which pollute the quality of ground water. No tailing

pond is proposed, which pollute the quality of ground water. The proposed



deepest working is above the ground water table thus quality of water will not

decrease by proposed mining.

4.3 Air Quality

The source of air pollution is vehicular movement but regular road

maintenance and water sprinkling on haul roads will be carried out to

minimize impact. Loading of mineral also creates air pollution. Often river

sand is in moist condition at deeper level. Water sprinkling system is proposed

on haul road once in a day especially during dry seasons if dust creates due to

transportation. Plantation is also proposed along riparian zone. The plantation

will suppress the dust which may spread in nearby area. Proposed mining will

be semi mechanized open cast mining. No processing/grinding unit is

proposed in the area; hence the air pollution will remain in permissible limit.

Regular Air Quality monitoring will be carried.

4.4 Waste Management

No waste generated at mine site during mining. No waste dump proposal at

mine site at end of life of mine so no impact is anticipated.

4.5 Top Soil Management

In River sand mining, mining activity remains confined to River channel only

where no topsoil do exists hence River sand mining involves no removal and

management of Topsoil.

4.6 Tailing Dam Management

No tailing dam is proposed hence this paragraph is not applicable.

4.7 Infrastructure

Infrastructure facility such as temporary office building of Tin Shed , first aid

center, Rest shelter, Mobile workshop, are proposed for working in the area.

No decommissioning is proposed at this stage. Thus no management measures

require in this progressive mine closure plan.

4.8 Disposal of Mining Machineries

Mining machineries will be on hire basis. Some machinery will be purchased

by Licensee. Machineries will be kept for future use. The big machineries will



be deployed on hire basis. Thus disposal of mine machineries are not come

across during the period of this progressive mine closure plan.

4.9 Safety and Security

All the safety measures as per mines act will be provided. For safety

proposed the following proposals are also proposed: temporary barbed wire

fencing will be proposed around the workings to check the inadvertent

entry of human and livestock working pit. Watchmen are proposed for

ward and watch duty for security propose. The watchman will not allow

any general public person and livestock near the mine workings. The safe

workings are proposed in the supervision of technical and qualified

supervisory staff.

Following measures should be taken for Safety measures:-

1. While loading and unloading with trucks and dumpers, proper warning

system should be adopted for alarming of working men.

2. Overloading of mineral should be avoided.

3. Ramp will be made outside of villages for transportation of mineral

should be gradient of not less than 1 in 10.

4. Silencers in transporting vehicles should be in good condition.

5. There should be clear distance for working shovel/Excavators and no

men should enter in its periphery while shovel is working.

6. Competent person for supervision should be deployed as per DGMS

regulations.

7. Mines act and Rules should be complied while operation of mine.

4.10 Disaster Management and Risk Assessment

It will be an opencast Semi-mechanized mine. The proposed workings will be

Semi-Mechanized mining method hence due to Human negligence, there are

some accidents which occurs.

Important aspect of disaster management is to recognize first the causes of

accidents, assessing the consequences of such accidents and deciding



emergency procedure both on ON-Site and OFF-Site that would need to be

implemented in the event of an emergency.

ON-Site action is the responsibility of mine management and OFF-Site

responsibility lies elsewhere outside the management.

Objective: the overall objective of the emergency plan will be:

� To Localize the emergency and if possible to eliminate it and to

minimize the effects of the accident on people and property.

� Elimination will require prompt action by operations staff.

� Minimizing the effect by rescue, first aid, evacuation, rehabilitation.

� ON-Site: fix and onsite control who shall assess the size and nature of

events at site.

� Formulate the Plan with outside authorities.

� Raise an alarm by blowing an emergency Siren.

� Assess the requirement of rescue and recovery equipment.

Action on Site:-

Evacuate non-essential persons from the incident area.

Keep records as per mines act of accidents at site.

Thus high-risk accident like land slide, subsidence, flood, inundation, fire,

seismic activities etc. not come across. In past no such cases/ incidences was

reported in the area so far. Private and Government buses are the mode of

transport available nearby the mine site.To deal with sudden causalities the

nearest medical facilities are available in the village. Nearest police station is

also in village & fire station is in the district.

There will be charts printed in Hindi & English displaying telephone numbers,

addresses and distances of nearby police station, hospital, fire station etc made

available at most easily approachable sight of workers, which should be

maintain in good condition always. The Licensee is capable to meet any type

of risk. The Walky-Talky or mobile phone will be mode of inter-

communication between supervisors and technical staff observing working at

Site.



4.11 Care and Maintenance during Temporary Discontinuance

In case of temporary discontinuance or if mine closes temporarily, then the

mines working will be in the watch of a watchman. Before re-open of the mine

the maintenance will be provided to all the machineries deployed at mine.

Before entering the labour into mine workings/ faces the workings and faces

are proposed to inspect by Mines Manager for safety purpose as per Mines

Act.

5.0 Economic Repercussion of Closure of Mine and Manpower Retrenchment

5.1 Number of Local Residents Employed

Skilled labours –7 Operators of Poclain machine with 7 Helpers. Additional 20

persons for other work, 16 supervisory staff so total persons per day will work

around 50 persons. For Labour deployment priority will be given for nearby

villagers.

5.2 Compensation

The compensation to the employees with sustenance of himself and their

family members will be provided as per Labour law and Mines Act.

5.3 Satellite Occupations Connected with Mining Industry

The satellite occupations is connected with this mine directly and indirectly

i.e. mineral trading & job on various mining activities, transportation of

mineral etc.

5.4 Continued Engagement of Employment in the Rehabilitated Status of ML

area and any Other Remnant Activities

Not applicable in this progressive mine closure plan.

5.5 Envisaged Repercussions on the Expectation of the Society around due to

Closure of Mine

This paragraph belongs to final closure of the mine and not related with this

progressive mine closure plan.

6.0 Time Scheduling for Abandonment

Mining lease is yet to be grant and mine is not proposed to abandoned.

7.0 Abandonment Cost

Mining lease is yet to be grant and mine is not proposed to abandoned.



8.0 Financial Assurance

As per rule 37(J) of Rajasthan Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1986, (Second

amendment 2012) the licensee will submit the financial assurance as

acceptable by the officer authorized by the state government in this behalf.

Table No. 1.3 Financial Assurance

S.

No. Head

Area put on

use at start

of Plan

(in Ha.)

Additional

requirement

during Plan

period (in. Ha.)

Total

(in.

Ha.)

Area considered as

fully reclaimed &

rehabilitated (in.

Ha.)

Net area

considered for

calculation (in.

Ha.)

1. Area under mining 8.74 383.26 392 -- 392

2. Storage for top soil --- - - - -

3. Overburden/ dump - - - -- -

4. Mineral storage --- 10.5

(Temporary) - -- -

5.

Infrastructure

(Workshop, administrative

building etc.)

---- 0.025

(Temporary) - -- -

6. Roads - - - - -

7. Railway ---- ---- -- ----

8. Green Belt(Along rivebed) 1.2501 14.4599 15.71 -- 25.71

9. Tailing pond -- - ----- -- -----

10. Effluent Treatment -- - --- -- ---

11. Mineral Separation Plant -- --- --- -- ---

12. Township area -- --- --- -- ---

13. Sub Grade Stack Yard -- - - -- -

GRAND TOTAL - - - -- 417.71

As per rule 37(J) of Rajasthan Minor Mineral Concession Rules 1986, (Second

amendment 2012) the licensee will submit the financial assurance @ Rs.15000

nett area in terms of bank guarantee or security as acceptable by competent

authority.

9.0 Certificate

The certificate no.5 is enclosed.

10.0 Plan and Section

All relevant plans & sections have been enclosed.

Applicant for Lease

(Smt. Neetu Singh )

(M.K.Gupta)

SME/JP/RQP/2015/07

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