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About MIDC
Conference Organizing Committee
Patrons
➢ Prof. Suddhasatwa Basu, Director, CSIR-IMMT, India
➢ Mr. D. Singh, Chairman & Managing Director, IREL (India) Limited, India
➢ Dr. Kannan Srinivasan, Director, CSIR-CSMCRI, India
➢ Dr. Anupam Agnihotri, Director, JNARDDC, India
Advisory Committee
➢ Dr. P.K. Jain, Chief Mineral Economist, IBM, India
➢ Mr. B.K. Bhatia, Joint Secretary General, FIMI, India
➢ Mr. Arvind Kumar, Director (Tech), MECL, India
➢ Dr. Surendra Kumar Biswal, Chief Scientist, CSIR-IMMT, India
Technical Committee
➢ Dr. K.R. Randive, Professor, Post Graduate Department of Geology, RTMNU,
India
➢ Dr. Y.G. Kale, Regional Controller of Mines & Head of Office, IBM, India
➢ Dr. Dillip Kanungo, Superintendent Ore Dressing Officer, IBM, India
➢ Dr. G.G. Manekar, General Manager (Mine-Planning), Head of Planning &
Design Department, MOIL Limited, India
Mineral Information & Development Centre (India)
Pvt. Ltd. is an independent organization
specializing in the minerals and mineral based
industries. Our activities include exploration,
processing, beneficiation, feasibility study,
detailed market research and supply / demand
analysis to assist miners, mineral processors and
end users of minerals. Our specialization is in
bauxite-alumina field also, where we provide
worldwide consultancy. The promoters of Mineral
Information & Development Centre and their
associates have long experience gained with
major mining, processing companies, mineral
producers, plants and R&D centers as well as
Government organizations.
➢ Mr. Prabhat Mishra, Mineral Economist, IBM, India
➢ Mr. Madhavan Sumesh, Senior Editor, IBM, India
➢ Mr. Arnab Majumder, Consultant, SRK Mining Services (India) Pvt. Ltd., India
➢ Mr. Pradeep Kothari, Chief Executive Officer, Gimpex – Imerys India Private
Limited, India
➢ Mr. Chandra Bose, Exploration and Mining Consultant
➢ Mr. R.L. Bhatia
Coordination Committee
➢ Mr. Pramod Tyagi, Addl. Secretary General, FIMI, India
➢ Ms. Priyanka Jadhav
Convener
➢ Dr. Ashok Nandi, Director, MIDC, India
Interesting Abstracts:
We have received several abstracts on various aspects of the mineral industry and some
of the interesting topics are given below:
✓ Clay Mining in Gujarat by Pradeep Kothari of Gimpex – Imerys India Private Limited
✓ Bottom Ash a Feasible Alternative to Sand for Stowing in an Underground Coal Mine
by H.P. Sharma of Steel Authority of India Ltd.
✓ Review of Steel Grade Limestone for Iron and Steel Industry- A Future Perspective
by P.K. Jain of IBM
✓ Waste Dump of Manganese Mines of MOIL and prospect to Recover Valuable
Minerals, Metals and / or Construction Materials by G.G. Manekar of MOIL Limited
✓ Value Addition of Graphite and Graphene Materials by Surendra Kumar Biswal of
TGMRC
✓ Sustainable use of Waste Generated in Mining & Downstream Industry by Dipak
Behera of Tata Steel Mining Limited
✓ Studies of Ilmenite Sand Along the Kerala-Karnataka Coastline in India by P. K.
Mandal of Amal Jyothi College of Engineering
✓ Role of different Binders on Pelletisation of Multimetallic Magnetite Ore of Nagaland
by Biswajit Mishra of Indian Institute of Technology
✓ Characterization and direct reduction of fluxed pellets made of waste iron ore fines
by Amit Kumar Singh of Indian Institute of Technology
✓ A Sustainable Process for the Recovery of Potash Fertilizer and Iron oxide from
Glauconitic rock by Saurabh Shekhar of Academy of Scientific and Innovative
Research (AcSIR)
✓ Synthesis of calcium silicate from low grade Bentonite clay as a paper filler - An
Energy and cost-efficient approach by Anuj Kumar Verma of Gimpex – Imerys India
Private Limited
✓ Adopting a pragmatic approach in industrial minerals exploration by Alok Sood,
Mining Business Consulting
✓ Mineralogical Process Audit of Slimes from Kirandul Plant, Bailadila Iron Ore Mine,
Chhattisgarh, India to Investigate Process Efficiency by Automated Mineralogic
System by Basant Rath of NMDC
✓ Flowability Charactersitics of Iron Ore and Their Influence on Material Handling
System Design Parameters by TVS Subrahmanyam of NMDC
✓ Role of NMDC in Mineral Conservation by G. Venkateswara Rao of NMDC
✓ Development of High Alumina Synthetic Aggregate based on Impure Raw Bauxite by
Gaurav Sinha of Calderys India Refractories Ltd.
✓ R3 is the key! by Gaurav Sinha of Calderys India Refractories Ltd.
✓ Import substitution of raw material in the refractory industry – Self Reliant Initiative
(Atmanirbhar Bharat) by Suparna Basu of Calderys India Refractories Limited
Conference Background
Keeping in view, the importance of
mineral based products and valorization of
mineral waste in the world, the Mineral
Business Development (MBD-2022)
conference and exhibition is being
organized by a team of experts from the
mineral industry and academia. The main
objective of this conference is to highlight
the major advances in value addition of
minerals and utilization of wastes, which
directly promotes the Government of India
initiative of ‘Make in India’.
Despite having vast mineral resources and qualified technical manpower, India is lagging
behind in the production of value-added mineral products leading to import of several
high-end mineral based products, which can be produced in India. Country offers
excellent opportunities in attracting foreign
investments and in export of value-added
mineral products. With the depletion of rich
grade mineral resources at fast pace it will
become imperative to utilize the low-grade
mineral resources. A logical extension of this
would be induction of latest beneficiation
technologies and processes for value addition.
MBD-2022 will provide platform for mineral
producers, technology suppliers, R&D
organizations and equipment manufacturers to
showcase their latest products, developments in mineral beneficiation, processing and
its commercialization. The conference will seek to highlight the strategic linkage
between the technological and commercial sides of the mineral industry from discovery
to exploitation and manufacture of the value-added products. The emphasis of this
conference will be to highlight the potential of industrial minerals, non-metallurgical
ore products and high-end mineral user industries. This vital industrial area has been
neglected in the country and now it is high time to work on the mineral based industry
and import substitution in India. The emphasis will be given to eco-friendly mining,
waste utilization, mineral processing technology with minimum carbon footprint.
In line with the Prime minister's vision for Aatmanirbhar Bharat ('Self-reliant India' or
'Self-sufficient India'), mining sector and downstream industries should also contribute
significantly to the economy and it is imperative to convert abundant mineral resources
into valuable products. The focus on mineral value addition also fits in neatly with the
Self-reliant India narrative. Beneficiation is another area where mining industry can
bring more innovations. Import substitution and export of value-added products in tune
with Self-reliant India campaign provide ample opportunities for mineral based
industries. Besides, waste valorization brings together the eco-innovation,
environmental responsibility and profitability aspects. By creating new products, it
opens the opportunity for tapping into new and emerging markets, create increasing
income or reducing the cost of company operation.
Main focus of conference is to highlight the major issues & challenges and advances in
value addition of minerals and utilization of wastes.
The organizing committee of MBD-2022 invites mine owners, mineral producers,
technocrats, R&D institutes and entrepreneurs around the world to come together and
interact for the development of this vital industry.
Who Should Attend?
This conference will provide an excellent
opportunity to interact with mineral
producers, technology / equipment
suppliers, R&D institutes, buyers, traders
and experts in the field of minerals and
mineral based products. The conference and
exhibition will be beneficial to all the stake
holders of the mineral industry with special
attention to following:
❖ Mining Companies
❖ Mineral Based Industries
❖ Mineral Consuming Industries
❖ Mineral Processing Equipment Manufacturers
❖ Exporters and Importers of Minerals and Mineral Based Products
❖ Scientists and Engineers Associated with Mineral Evaluation, Beneficiation and
Development of Mineral Products
❖ R&D Institutes involved in Mineral Beneficiation and Developments
❖ Academic Institutions having specialization in mineral industry
❖ Industry Analysts, Researchers and Consultants
❖ Policy Makers and Regulatory
Authorities of Government of India
❖ Entrepreneurs for Mineral Based
Products
❖ Marketing Companies and Mineral
Traders
❖ Mineral processing industry
❖ Mining Machinery Manufacturers
❖ R&D Institutions
❖ Start-ups and Innovators in
mining/mineral sector
❖ Associations, NGOs and organization engaged in mining/mineral sector
Topics to be discussed
❖ Mineral resource potential and judicious utilization by mining, beneficiation and value addition ➢ Industrial Mineral Deposits and Mines
➢ Identification and Utilization of Mineral Resources
➢ Technological improvement and R&D in mining &
mineral sector
➢ Mineral Beneficiation & Processing
➢ Application of New Technology for Mineral
Processing
➢ Mineral Processing Equipment
➢ R&D Areas for accelerated growth of Mineral
Processing Industries
➢ Techno-Economic aspects of Mineral Processing and Products
❖ Mineral based industry, use of mineral and Value-added products
➢ Value Added Mineral Products and New Possibilities
➢ Demand–Supply Scenario and Market Opportunities for Mineral/Value
Added Products
➢ Non-metallurgical Uses of Bauxite, Iron and other Major Ores & Minerals
➢ Minerals Used in Abrasives, Batteries, Drugs (Pharmaceuticals) Ceramics,
Cosmetics, Chemicals, Extenders, Fertilizers, Food additives, Fillers,
Glass, Oil exploration (drilling mud), Plastics, Refractory and Refining
additives, etc.
➢ Trade Potentialities of Minerals and Mineral Based Products
➢ Price Trends of Minerals and Mineral Based Commodities
➢ Use of Technology in assessment of future demand & Supply
➢ Import substitution, Export of value-added products and reduction of
trade deficit
➢ Attracting Foreign investment in mineral sector
➢ Development of New applications of Ores & Minerals
❖ Valorization of mineral waste and conservation of minerals
➢ Conversion of Wastes to Value-Added Material
➢ Waste Materials of Mineral and Processing Industry and their Potential Use
➢ R&D activities in mineral waste utilization and its Techno-economic
analysis
➢ Innovation in mineral use and mineral waste
Call for Papers
Papers on the above sub-themes and topics are invited. An abstract of about 250 words
giving outline of paper on one or more of the topics is solicited for presentation. It is
also proposed to publish full-length papers in the form of a special volume of a journal
or an edited book of good academic standard. Those who are interested to contribute,
should clearly mention whether they would like to submit the full paper for publication.
Important Dates
Deadlines for submission of abstract and final manuscript
➢ Topic with Abstract October 31, 2021
➢ Final manuscript December 31, 2021
➢ Presentations January 31, 2022
For young specialists and students, a special Poster Session will be organized to present
poster papers at the venue of conference.
Conference information Venue & Accommodation: The MBD-2022 Conference & Exhibition will be
held at the Radisson Blu Hotel Nagpur, India
Contact details:
Reservation Desk
Contact Person: Ms. Mohini Berry
Email id: [email protected];
Cell No.: +91 8600 400 479
7, Wardha Rd, Samarth Nagar East, Nagpur,
Maharashtra 440015
Website: radissonblu.com/Hotel-Nagpur
Hotel Tariff
Superior Rooms Special Rates for MBD-2022 Delegates
(Including Breakfast)
Single Occupancy ₹5,200+ 12% tax
per room per night
About US$ 71+ 12% tax
per room per night
Double Occupancies ₹6,450 + 12% tax
per room per night
About US$ 88 + 12% tax
per room per night
✓ If accommodation is booked directly by delegates, kindly give reference of “MBD-
2022”. Other Hotels There are many other hotels/accommodations available near the conference venue.
Glimpses of the Orange city, Nagpur
Nagpur often called as Orange City, is
the second capital city of the state of
Maharashtra. It has also remained the
hub for Buddhist Movement, thanks to
the presence of Deekshabhoomi, the
place that gave the voice to the
followers of Lord Buddha. Nagpur is
also known as the Tiger Capital of
India, courtesy of the tiger
conservation efforts in the country.
There are more than five wildlife
sanctuaries in and around Nagpur city.
Nagpur is well connected by daily
direct flights to Mumbai, Delhi,
Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Kolkata,
Bangalore, Pune, Chennai, Kochi,
Indore, Ahmedabad and Raipur. This is
considered as centrally located city of
India.
Language
The language of the conference is in English. Papers will be published in the English
edition of the proceedings.
Invitation Letter
If requested by participants, an official invitation letter would be sent by MIDC. Visa
invitations will also be organized by MIDC.
Proceedings
The selected papers will be published in the form of PROCEEDINGS, a soft copy of which
will be made available on the Flash drive at the time of the conference. All presentations
with the due permission of authors will be shared after the conference.
Conference Fees
Delegate Fee
Please find below the fees for delegates, paper presenters and student/research
scholars. Delegates from India and other countries can pay in INR and US$.
Participants Organizational Fee
INR (₹) US$
1 General Delegates 15,000 215
2 Paper Presenters 7,500 110
3 Government R&D
Institutes / Government Officials
5,000 70
5 Students/Research
Scholar 3,000 45
6 Accompanying Spouse 3,000 45
✓ Delegate fee includes conference materials, lunches, dinner and tea/coffee.
✓ Extra 18% GST will be applicable on both INR and US$.
Sponsorship
Sponsoring this MBD-2022 International Event will offer an opportunity to showcase
corporate profile and gain unprecedented access to key policy makers in this field.
Packages for MBD-2022 Sponsorship
Packages Platinum Gold Silver Support Dinner Lunch
Amount – ₹+ 18% GST
8,00,000 6,00,000 4,00,000 2,00,000 5,00,000 3,00,000
Amount – USD 13,500 10,000 6,700 3,300 8,400 5,000
Presentation in
the MBD conference in
main hall
30 min 25 min 20 min -
Company poster at
the venue of dinner
Company poster at
the venue of
lunch
Other Benefits common to all
packages
Company name and logo of sponsoring companies on MIDC webpage with a link, background panel of hall, souvenir,
conference documents, projection during Tea Break
Advertisement in conference
souvenir
Full page
colour
Full page
colour
Full page
colour
Full page
colour
Full page colour
Full page colour
Free Delegates at Conference
8 5 3 2 2 2
Chairman of session
One - - - - -
Stall at Exhibition
One standard
One standard
- - - -
✓ For payments from abroad No GST is applicable.
For further details on sponsorship, please contact us.
Exhibition At the MBD-2022 conference, an exhibition will be held to highlight innovations in the
mineral industry in India and around the world.
Completely furnished aluminum framed stalls of 2m x 2m scale will be open to interested
businesses. More than 150 delegates from India and abroad are scheduled to take part
in this international mega event.
The tariff for the exhibition stall is as follows:
✓ The exhibitor will get 2 free delegates on registration of each stall. ✓ Extra 18% GST will be applicable on both INR and US$.
Advertisement
A Souvenir (booklet) will be published containing company profiles and advertisements. The tariff is as follows:
Sr. No. Advertisement in Conference
Souvenir Fee
INR (₹) US$
1 Back Page Cover (Coloured) 80,000 1,350
2 Front inside Page (Coloured) 60,000 1,000
3 Back inside Page (Coloured) 60,000 1,000
4 Full Page (Coloured) 40,000 670
5 Half Page (Coloured) 20,000 330
✓ For Indian companies extra 18% GST will be applicable. ✓ For payments from abroad No GST is applicable.
Mode of Payment and Communication All the companies and delegates can pay delegate, sponsorship, advertisement and
exhibition fees in the bank account of Mineral Information & Development Centre
(MIDC), India. The Registration No. of this company is U73100 MH 2002, PTC 134939 and
the Permanent Account Number (PAN) is AADCM9453F and the GSTIN is
27AADCM9453F2Z9.
Payment to the Bank account of MIDC, India:
• By wire / Internet transfer to MIDC Current Account
Current Account No. 50200061950230
Sr. No. Exhibition module Tariff for 3 days conference
INR (₹) US$
1 1 stall 200,000 2,860
2 2 stalls 300,000 4,290
3 3 stalls 400,000 5,720
Bank name: HDFC Bank (Nagpur)
SWIFT CODE:
RTGS/NEFT IFSC code: Hdfc0000102
• By multicity cheque or demand draft in the name of “MINERAL INFORMATION AND
DEVELOPMENT CENTRE” and send it by post to MIDC, Row House A/5, Rajat Utsav
II Kachimet, Amravati Road, Nagpur 440033, India.
Receipt of payment will be provided by e-mail and hardcopy will be sent by post/courier.
Please confirm your payment on e-mail [email protected] and contact us for
further queries on payments.
Contact Information
Mineral Information and Development
Centre, Nagpur-India
Website: http://www.mineralinfo.net Office Email-Id: [email protected]
Contact Persons
You are requested to send all materials related to Conference "MBD-2022", to the e-mail
addresses shown above. Your participation in the Conference will be highly appreciated.
Organizing Committee MBD-2022
Dr. Ashok Nandi, Convener
Email:[email protected]
Cell No.: +91 9823015772
Ms. Priyanka Jadhav,
Executive (Administration & Finance)
Email: [email protected]
Cell No.: +91 9373818839
Mr. R.L. Bhatia, Consultant
Email: [email protected]
Cell No.: +91 9730254462
Dr. K.R. Randive, Professor, RTMNU
Email: [email protected]
Cell No.: +91 9850827151
Mr. Krunal Lacharwar Email: [email protected]
Cell No.: +91 7588771747
Dr. P. K. Jain, CME, IBM
Email: [email protected]
Cell No.: +91 9405904410
MBD-2022
“Prospects and Challenges of Mineral Based Products and
Utilization of Wastes for the ‘Make in India’ Initiative”
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