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2/11/2018

DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT OF KATIHAR For Minor Mineral

As per Notification No. S.O. 3611 (E) New Delhi, the 25th

July, 2018 of Ministry of

Environment Forest and Climate change, Government of India

Prepared by

INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENT & ECO- DEVELOPMENT

Ground Floor, Shyam Nagar Colony, Maurya Path, Khajpura P.O. B.V. College,

Patna-800014, Bihar, India E-mail- [email protected] Website-

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Mines & Geology Department, Government of Bihar

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DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT-KATIHAR-BIHAR Page 1

PREFACE

The Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, made

Environmental Clearance (EC) for mining of minerals mandatory through its Notification of 27th

January, 1994 under the provisions of Environment Protection Act, 1986. Keeping in view the

experience gained in environmental clearance process over a period of one decade, the MoEF&CC

came out with Environmental Impact Notification, SO 1533 (E), dated 14th September 2006. Now

again Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India

amended the notification S.O. 141(E) Dated 15th

January, 2016 videS.O. 3611(E) Dated 25th

July, 2018. It has been made mandatory to obtain environmental clearance for different kinds of

development projects as listed in Appendix-X of the Notification.

Further, in pursuance to the order of Hon‘ble Supreme Court dated the 27th February, 2012 in I.A.

No.12- 13 of 2011 in Special Leave Petition (C) No.19628-19629 of 2009, in the matter of Deepak

Kumar etc. Vs. State of Haryana and Others etc., prior environmental clearance has now become

mandatory for mining of minor minerals irrespective of the area of mining lease; And also in view of

the Hon‘ble National Green Tribunal, order dated the 13th January, 2015 in the matter regarding sand

mining has directed for making a policy on environmental clearance for mining leases in cluster for

minor Minerals, The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in consultation with State

governments has prepared Guidelines on Sustainable Sand Mining detailing the provisions on

environmental clearance for cluster, creation of District Environment Impact Assessment Authority

and proper monitoring of minor mineral mining using information technology and information

technology enabled services to track the mined out material from source to destination.

The DEIAA and DEAC will scrutinize and recommend the prior environmental clearance of mining

of minor minerals on the basis of District Survey Report. This will a model and guiding document

which is a compendium of available mineral resources, geographical set up, environmental and

ecological set up of the district and replenishment of minerals and is based on data of various

departments, published reports, journals and websites. The District Survey Report will form the basis

for application for environmental clearance, preparation of reports and appraisal of projects. The

Report will be updated once every five years.


OBJECTIVES

The main objective of the preparation of District Survey Report (as per the Sustainable Sand

Mining Guideline) is to ensure the following –

Identification of areas of aggradations or deposition where mining can be allowed;

and

Identification of areas of erosion and proximity to infrastructural structures and

installations where mining should be prohibited and calculation of annual rate of

replenishment and allowing time for replenishment after mining in that area.

Identification of mineral wealth in the district.


INDEX

Sl. No. Chapters Page No.

Chapter-1 Introduction 4

Chapter-2 Overview of Mining Activity in the District 12

Chapter-3 The List of Mining Leases in the District with location, area and

period of validity

15

Chapter-4 Details of Royalty or Revenue received in last three years 16

Chapter-5 Detail of Production of Sand or minor mineral in last three years 17

Chapter-6 Process of Deposition of Sediments in the rivers of the District 18

Chapter-7 General Profile of the District 22

Chapter-8 Land Utilization Pattern in the district: Forest, Agriculture,

Horticulture, Mining etc

26

Chapter-9 Physiography of the District 29

Chapter-10 Rainfall: month-wise 31

Chapter-11 Geology and Mineral Wealth

Drainage System with description of main rivers.

Salient Features of Important Rivers and Streams

33

Chapter-12 Status of Brick Kilns in Katihar district. 43

References 44

Annexures


CHAPTER - 1

INTRODUCTION

As per Gazette Notification of 15th January, 2016 of Ministry of Environment, Forest and

Climate Change a survey shall be carried out by the District Environment Impact Assessment

Authority (DEIAA) with assistance of Irrigation department, Drainage department, Forest

department, Mining department and Revenue department in district of preparation of District

Survey Report as per the sustainable sand mining guidelines to ensure identification of are of

aggradations or deposition where mining can be allowed, and identification of areas of erosion

and proximity to infrastructural structures and installation where mining should be prohibited

and calculation of annual rate of replenishment and allowing time for replenishment after mining

in that area.

Every effort has been made to cover sand mining locations, areas and overviews of mining

activity in the district with all the relevant features pertaining to geology and mineral wealth in

replenishable and non-replenishable areas of rivers, stream and other sources. The mineral

potential is calculated based on field investigation taking coordinates of the area and gather all

relevant information and geology of the catchment area of the river or stream. Also gather all

data for bricks mining, taking area coordinates with local soil quality, availability of soil etc.

Also as per the site condition and location depth of mineable mineral is defined. The area of

removal of mineral in the river and stream is decided on geomorphology and other factors, it can

be 50% to 60% of the area of a particular river or stream. Similarly for bricks mining all data

gathered. Other constituents like clay and slit are excluded as waste while calculating the mineral

potential of particular river or stream. This District Survey Report shall form the basis of

application for environmental, preparation of reports and appraisal of projects. The report shall

be updated once every 5 years.


Historical Perspective:-

Katihar became a full-fledged district when it was split from Purnia in 1973. Earlier Katihar

district was dominated by Choudhary Family who were the biggest landlords of Kosi zone .

Founder of Choudhary family was Khan Bahadur Mohammad Baksh. Who holds lands of about

15,000 acres in Katihar district, 8,500 acres in Purnia. .

Katihar is a historical place and takes place in Indian history. It is said that Hindu Lord Shri

Krishna came here and lost mani here in Manihari (a religious place of Katihar district). Katihar

was a part of Purnia district and the latter was constituted in round about 1813 along with Malda

district. Under the Mughal rule the district was constituted of Sarkar Tajpur, east of the

Mahananda and Sarkar Purnia west of the river. The province of Bihar came under Muslim rule

after Bakhtiyar Khilji conquered Bihar town then capital of Bihar towards the close of 12th

century. His successor Ghiasuddin Iwaz extended the limits of the territory to include virtually

the whole of Bihar, Katihar must also have come under Mohammedan rule in the beginning of

the 13th century.

he district passed into the hands of the British in 1770 when Mohammad Ali Khan was the

Governor of Purnia. Ducarrel, the first English Supervisor of Collector of the district, replaced

him. In 1872 the district was transferred from the control of Bihar and Banaras Board of

Commissioners to the Calcutta Board of Revenue. The early years of British rule were largely

directed to establishing law and order and setting up of the revenue administration on sound

footing. Anga and Magadh Kings ruled over the Katihar during the time of Mahajanpada. Raja

Birat of Morang also visited the place. With the advent of Muslim rule in the North India

Ikhtiyar-ud-din Bakhtiyar Khilazi subjugated this area and subsequently this area remained under

indirect Mughal rule.In the English rule,Katihar came under the rule of Zamindars, Nawab who

were Indian and was helping Englishman to rule over farmers, labour classes etc. Before the

partition of Bengal, Katihar was belonging to Bengal. But when the Partition divided Bengal into

Bihar, Bengal and Orrisa, today's Katihar Disrict came under Bihar.

British rule was challenged in India and Katihar was in the forefront of the agitation. With the

independence of India, the people of Katihar breathed free along with all the Indians. Katihar

was a sub-divisional town of Purnea district but on 2nd October 1973, Katihar acquired status of

an independent district. It has a rich heritage and close linkage with the parent district of Purnia.

The district derives its name after its chief town of the same name which probably got its name

from a small village on the northeast called Dighi-Katihar where there is a big tank (dighi)

excavated for the troops, when the soldiers of the Nawab of Purnia fought with the troops of

Nawab of Murshidabad.


Location, Area and Administrative Details:-

Katihar district is situated in

eastern part of Bihar state. It is

bounded in the north and the

west by Purnea district, in the

south by Bhagalpur district,

Bihar, and Sahebganj districts,

Jharkhand and in the east by

South Dinajpur and Maldah

districts, West Bengal. The

district is situated between

latitude 250 42‘ – 26

022‘ North

and longitude 870 10‘ – 88

0 05‘

East and falling in the parts of

Survey of India toposheet

number 72/O and 72/C. The

total geographical area of the district is 3057 sq. km. The district has three civil subdivions

namely Barsoi, Katihar Sadar, and Manihari. It has 16 community development blocks namely

Katihar, Barsoi, Kadwa, Amdabad, Manihari, Balrampur, Korha, Falka, Alamnagar, Barari,

Pranpur, Mansahi, Samaili, Kursaila, Hasanganj, Dandkhora and 1514 villages (2001 census).

The total population, as per 2011 census, is 3068149 i.e. Rural 2794765 & Urban 273384 (As per

2001 census). Katihar is the main town in the district. The other urban area in the district is

Manihari., Barsoi and Raghunathpur.

Topography:-

The topography of the Katihar district has been very much affected by the floods of river

Ganges, Mahananda and Kosi. The district has alluvial soil and due to deposit of sand-silt by

rivers and soil in southern and the western part has become sandy. The land is slightly higher in

the North and gradually slopping towards the South. The slop is gradual. There is no hill in the

district except a small hillock in Manihari Block which is composed of nodular lime stone

Forest:-

Only 6.9% of the Bihar‗s territory has forest cover and Katihar district has a forest cover of

0.46%.There are no reserve forests in the district. The city has good potential for green areas to

be developed. Tree cover within the city is moderate however it is needed to be planted along the

roads and railway lines. The forest department has also planted trees along the roads as part of

social forestry. The species generally found here are mahogany, Eucalyptus, Safed, Jamun,


Arjun. Protected forests are hence present within the city in the form of social forestry since all

road side plantations are notified as protected forests.

Basin/Sub-Basin and Drainage:-

This district is a part of the Lower Ganga basin. This district falls in the Kosi and Mahananda

sub-basin. The Kosi River and the Mahananda River with their numerous tributaries like Pamar,

Dhar, Kamla, Saura Nadi, Morabrandi Nadi, Fariyani Nadi and Nagar drain the district. The river

Ganga passes through the southern border of district in NW-SE direction. The other important

rivers the Kosi and the Mahananda pass through the district in N-S direction.

River: -

This district is a part of

the Lower Ganga

basin. This district falls

in the Kosi and

Mahananda subbasin.

The Kosi River and the

Mahananda River with

their numerous

tributaries like Pamar,

Dhar, Kamla, Saura

Nadi, Morabrandi

Nadi, Fariyani Nadi

and Nagar drain the

district. The river Ganga passes through the southern border of district in NW-SE direction. The

other important rivers the Kosi and the Mahananda pass through the district in N-S direction.

Land use, Agriculture and Irrigation Practices:-

Crops are grown in the four cropping seasons— Bhadai, Aghani, Rabi and Garma. The land use

land cover, Government of Bihar (2004-05) data shows net sown area in the district is 160,251

hectares. The area sown more than once is 99,556 hectares. The total cropped area in the district

is 259,807 hectares. The area under forests is 1,785 hectares. The land put to non-agricultural

uses is 56,037 hectares.

The district forms tail-end area of Eastern Kosi Canal Command area. The gross

area irrigated is 131,480 hectares. Out of total gross irrigated area, the area irrigated from ground


water is 126,786 hectares. The irrigation from the ground water is mainly through the shallow

tube wells. The area irrigated from canals is 4,694 hectare (Govt. of Bihar 2004-05).

Source: Centre for Ground Water Board (CGWB)

Climate and Rainfall:-

The district experiencing three seasons viz., summer from March to early June, rainy from mid

June to September end, and winter from November to Feburary. Mean daily maximum ambient

temperature in summer is close to 430C. The mean daily minimum ambient temperature in winter

is 80C. The relative humidity is generally above 70% in major part of the year.

Rainfall in the district is mainly by

southwest monsoon active from mid June to September end. The average annual rainfall for the

year 2004 is 2194 mm. nearly 85% of the annual precipitation occurs during monsoon period.


Geomorphology and Soil types: -

The area represents flat topography with regional slope towards south. The areas towards north

are at higher elevation. It gradually reduces towards south. The regional slope takes a tilt from

west to east. The district has alluvial soil. The soil in the southern and western part of the district

is sandy in nature. Overall the soil in the district is no calcareous and non-saline in nature and is

a mixture of clay, sand and silt in varying proportions.

Relative Humidity and Wind:-

The relative humidity is generally above 70% in major part of the year. The air is very humid

during rainy season and the average relative humidity reaches up to 80%. The highest relative

humidity is observed during August, which combined with high temperature makes the weather

sultry. Annual Mean wind speed recorded in the project area is highest in the month of May to

June, while it is lowest in the month of November. Predominant wind direction in this area is

from southeast and east directions.


Location of Katihar district in the map of Bihar:-


The district is divided into 3 subdivision and 16 blocks which are as under:-

Division District Sub-division Blocks

Purnia Katihar Katihar Katihar, Korha, Falka,

Sameli, Barari, Kursela,

Pranpur, Hasanganj,

Dandkhora and Mansahi

Barsoi. Barsoi, Kadwa,

Azamnagar and

Balrampur

Manihar. Manihari and Amdabad.

Hydrogeology:-

Quaternary unconsolidated sediments consisting of sand, gravel and pebbles constitute potential

ground water aquifer. The thickness of granular zone is about 50-70 meters within a depth of 80

meters. The persistent clay layers are absent and ground water occurs under pheratic condition in

major part of the district. Though lateral facies changes have been observed, the aquifer system

may be considered as single continuous one down to a depth of 80m. The aquifer is highly

potential and a discharge of 100m3 /hr may be obtained for nominal drawdown of 2m.



Connectivity:-

By Air

The nearest airport from Katihar is Patna. There are regular flights from Patna to Kolkata, Delhi,

Ranchi, Mumbai, Varanasi, Lucknow, and Kathmandu.

By Train

Katihar has the major rail way

station Katihar Jn connecting to

most of the Important Cities and

rail way station in India. Some of

the rail way stations in district are

Barsoi Jn , Karagola Road ,

Kursela , Azamnagar Road ,

Semapur , Kumedpur , Labha ,

Sakrigali Jn .... Which connects

most of the towns and villages in

the District.

By Road

District Headquarters Katihar is

well connected by road . Katihar ,

Manihari are the Cities in this

district having road connectivity to

major towns and remote villages.

Katihar is about 285 KM by road

to Patna (Capital of Bihar)


CHAPTER - 2

OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT

Topography:-

The topography of the Katihar district has been very much affected by the floods of river

Ganges, Mahananda and Kosi. The district has alluvial soil and due to deposit of sand-silt by

rivers and soil in southern and the western part has become sandy. The land is slightly higher in

the North and gradually slopping towards the South. The slop is gradual. There is no hill in the

district except a small hillock in Manihari Block which is composed of nodular lime stone.

General Geology:-

The State of Bihar exhibits diverse geological formations ranging in age from Archean to

Holocene .Nearly two third of Bihar, including Katihar district is under Indogenetic plain which

is covered by thick alluvium comprising quaternary unconsolidated sediments. The alluvium can

be subdivided into older and newer alluvium consisting of polycyclic sequence of sand, silt and

clay with ―kankar‖ nodules in the former and sand, silt and clay in the latter and present day

flood deposit.

Availability of Minerals in the district:-

As such there is no mineral availability is there in the district under report. The district has no

deposits of any specific minerals. There is a nodular limestone belt at a detached hill near

Manihari called Chotapahar. According to Wellerius, it is an aggregate rock, composed of many

small pebbles of nodules united by common cement. The calcareous rocks might be having its

natural cementing quality. Sufficient sand is also available in the district.

Due to no mineral availability in the district, so no any types of mining activities occurred in

Katihar district except brick kilns mining.

Approach to Sand Mining:-

River sand mining is a common practice as habitation concentrates along the rivers and the

mining locations are preferred near the markets or along the transportation route, for reducing the

transportation cost. River sand mining can damage private and public properties as well as

aquatic habitats. Excessive removal of sand may significantly distort the natural equilibrium of a

stream channel.


Main objectives of Sustainable Sand Mining:-

To ensure that sand and gravel mining is done in environmentally sustainable and

socially responsible manner.

To ensure availability of adequate quantity of aggregate in sustainable manner.

To improve the effectiveness of monitoring of mining and transportation of mined out

material:

Ensure conservation of the river equilibrium and its natural environment by protection

and restoration of the ecological system.

Avoid aggradations at the downstream reach especially those with hydraulic structures

such as jetties, water intakes etc.

Ensure that the rivers are protected from bank and bed erosion beyond its stable profile.

No obstruction to the river flow, water transport and restoring the riparian rights and in

stream habitats.

Avoid pollution of river water leading to water quality deterioration.

To prevent depletion of ground water reserves due to excessive draining out of ground

water.

To prevent ground water pollution by prohibiting sand mining on fissures where it works

as filter prior to ground water recharge.

To maintain the river equilibrium with the application of sediment transport principles in

determining the locations, period and quantity to be extracted

Streamlining and simplifying the process for grant of environmental clearance (EC) for

sustainable mining.


RIVER BASIN MAP OF BIHAR


CHAPTER - 3

LIST OF MINING LEASES IN THE DISTRICT WITH LOCATION, AREA AND

PERIOD OF VALIDITY

Sl.

No.

Mining Unit

Block Location

Area

(In

hect.)

Period

(In

Yrs)

Name Of

Minor

Minerals

Name of

Granted of

Minerals

Concession

Annual

Capacity as

per E.C.

/Mining

Plants/Tor

in lakh MT.

Present Status


CHAPTER - 4

DETAILS OF ROYALTY OR REVENUE RECEIVED IN LAST THREE YEARS

Sl.No. Year Revenue (In Lakh Rs.)

1 2014-15 967.86

2 2015-16 1488.73

3 2016-17 1532.39

Total 3988.98


CHAPTER - 5

DETAIL OF PRODUCTION OF SAND OR MINOR MINERAL IN LAST THREE

YEARS

Sl.No. Year production

1 2014-15 NIL

2 2015-16 NIL

3 2016-17 NIL

Total


CHAPTER - 6

PROCESS OF DEPOSITION OF SEDIMENTS IN THE RIVERS OF THE DISTRICT

Process:-

Sediment is a naturally occurring material that is broken down by processes of weathering and

erosion, and is subsequently transported by the action of wind, water and/or by the force of

gravity acting on the particles. Sediments are most often transported by water. Sediment is

transported based on the strength of the flow that carries it and its own size, volume,

density, and shape. Stronger flows will increase the lift and drag on the particle, causing it to

rise, while larger or denser particles will be more likely to fall through the flow.

Deposition is the processes

where material being

transported by a river is

deposited. Deposition occurs

when a river loses energy. This

can be when a river enters a

shallow area (this could be

when it floods and comes into

contact with the flood plain) or

towards its mouth where it

meets another body of water.

Rivers flood on a regular basis. The area over which they flood is known as the floodplain and

this often coincides with regions where meanders form. Meanders support the formation of flood

plains through lateral erosion.

When rivers flood the velocity of water slows. As the result of this the river's capacity to

transport material is reduced and deposition occurs. This deposition leaves a layer of sediment

across the whole floodplain. After a series of floods layers of sediment form along the flood

plain.


Larger material and the majority of deposition occur next to the river channel. This is the result

of increased friction (with the flood plain) causing the velocity of the river to slow and therefore

rapidly reduce its ability to transport material. This leaves a ridge of higher material next to the

river channel on both banks of the river known as a levee.

If the upwards velocity approximately equal to the settling velocity, sediment will be transported

Downstream entirely as suspended load. If the upwards velocity is much less than the settling

velocity, but still high enough for the sediment to move, it will move along the bed as bed load

by rolling, sliding, and saltating (jumping up into the flow, being transported a short distance

then settling again). If the upwards velocity is higher than the settling velocity, the sediment will

be transported high in the flow as wash load.

As there are generally a range of different particle sizes in the flow, it is common for material of

different sizes to move through all areas of the flow for given stream conditions.

The various factors governing the occurrence and deposition of sand is country rock i.e.

geological disposition, climate, and rainfall, water load physical parameters of river and velocity

of water current. Rivers have a lot of energy and because they have energy, they do stuff. The

obvious things rivers do with their energy is flow but, besides this, they also transport load, erode

load and erode the channel through which they flow. Erosion is the breaking down of material by

an agent. In the case of a river, the agent is water. The water can erode the river‘s channel and

the river‘s load. A river‘s load is bits of eroded material, generally rocks, which the river

transports until it deposits its load.

Capacity & Competence Rivers can only carry so many loads depending on their energy. The

maximum volume of load that a river can carry at a specific point in its course is called the age

river‘s capacity. The biggest sized particle that a river could carry at a specific point is called the

river‘s competence. Deposition to transport load a river needs to have energy so when a river

loses energy it is forced to deposit its load. There are several reasons why a river could lose

energy. If the river‘s discharge is reduced then the river will lose energy because it isn‘t flowing

as quickly anymore. This could happen because of a lack of precipitation or an increase in

evaporation. Increased human use (abstraction) of a river could also reduce its discharge forcing


it deposit its load. If the gradient of the river‘s course flattens out, the river will deposit its load

because it will be travelling a lot slower. When a river meets the sea a river will deposit its load

because the gradient is generally reduced at sea level and the sea will absorb a lot of energy. As

rivers get nearer to their mouths they flow in increasingly wide, gentle sided valleys. The

channel increases in size to hold the extra water which the river has to receive from its

tributaries. As the river gets bigger it can carry larger amounts of material. This material will be

small in size, as larger rocks will have broken up on their way from the mountains. Much of the

material will be carried in suspension and will erode the river banks by abrasion. When rivers

flow over flatter land, they develop large bends called meanders. As a river goes around a bend

most of the water is pushed towards the outside causing increased erosion. The river is now

eroding sideways into its banks rather than downwards into its bed, a process called lateral

erosion. On the inside of the bend, in contrast, there is much less water. The river will therefore

be shallow and slow-flowing. It cannot carry as much material and so sand and shingle will be

deposited.

This is called a point bar or slip off slope Due to erosion on the outside of a bend and deposition

on the inside, the shape of a meander will change over a period of time. Notice how erosion

narrows the neck of the land within the meander. In time, and usually during a flood, the river

will cut right through the neck. The river will then take the new, shorter route. The fastest

current, called the thalweg, will now tend to be in the centre of the river, and so deposition is

likely to occur in gentler water next to the banks. Eventually deposition will block off the old

meander to leave an oxbow lake. The oxbow lake will slowly dry up, only refilling after heavy

rain or during a flood. Streams lose velocity and make deposits when their gradient decreases,

when the volume of water decreases, when there is an increase in cross section, when they

encounter obstructions, or when they enter still water. They deposit alluvial fans, alluvial cones,

piedmont alluvial plains, channel fill, bars, flood plains and deltas.

Rivers in the Gangetic plains have a habit of meandering, i.e., changing course. In India this is a

prominent feature of rivers which swell in the monsoon, occasionally suddenly, and the torrential

movement carves out a new course in the soft alluvial plain. The Ganga River, in Patna, has

meandered and migrated northwards in the Patliputra area. This migration has resulted in


deposition of earth on the south [right] bank of the river and created a massive space of a few

hundred hectares between the urban development line and the active river channel.

A river system can be divided into three subsystems: -

Collecting system (branches) -- consisting of a network of tributaries in the headwater

region, collects and funnels water and sediment to the main stream.

Transporting system (trunk) -- the main trunk stream, which functions as a channel way

through which water and sediment move from the collecting area toward the ocean.

(Erosion and deposition also occur in a river's transporting system)

Dispersing system (roots) -- consists of a network of distributaries at the mouth of a river

(delta), where sediment and water are dispersed into an ocean, a lake, or a dry basin

Removal of washed in Silt Load:-

Geologically, the district forms part of the vast Indo-Gangetic alluvial tract. The origin of the

Indo -`Gangetic tract as a whole is now attributed to the sag in the earth crust formed in the

upper Eocene times between Gondwana land and the raising of Himalaya belt. The economic

minerals found in the district are Sand, Soil and Kankar.

The sand deposits being an integral part of the dynamic river system to which it belongs.

Therefore, as a part of natural cycle, the monsoon flow of every river carries with it

replenishment of silt and washed out soil and clay from upstream areas in the catchment. This

silt shall be removed during the sieving of sand before it is loaded into truck/tipper/trailer to

carry to the consumers.

Sand mining is critical to infrastructure development around the globe. Sand is an essential

minor mineral used extensively across the country as a useful construction constituent and

variety of other uses in sports, agriculture, glass making (a form of sand with high silica content)

etc. The rivers are the most important source of Sand. It acts as source of transportation and

deposition of sand etc.


CHAPTER-7

GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT

Sl.

No.

Items Statistics

01 GENERAL INFORMATION

i) Geographical area (Sq.km) 3057

ii) Administrative Divisions 03

Number of Tehsil/Block 16

Number of Panchyat

Villages

iii) Population (As on 2011 Census):

Total

3068149

iv) Average Annual Rainfall (mm) 2194

02 GEOMORPHOLOGY

Major physiographic units Alluvial Plain

Major Drainages Ganga,Kosi,Mahanamda

03 LAND USE (in hec.)

a) Forest area: 1785

b) Net area sown: 160,251

c) Total Cropped area: 259,807

04 MAJOR SOIL TYPES Alluvial Soil

05 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS Paddy,wheat.maize,cereals

IRRIGATION BY DIFFERENT SOURCES

(Area in ha, Govt. of Bihar 2008-09)

Area (ha)

Dug wells and Tube wells Nil/126,786

Canal 4,694

Net irrigated area

Gross irrigated area 131,480

06 PREDOMINANT GEOLOGICAL

FORMATIONS

Quaternary Alluvium

HYDROGEOLOGY

Major Water bearing formations

Pre-monsoon Depth to water level during 2011

Quaternary Alluvium

2.88 – 8.66

Post-monsoon Depth to water level during 2011

Long term water level trend in 10 years (2002-2011)

in m/yr

2.26 – 6.47

No significant change

07 GROUND WATER EXPLORATION BY CGWB

(As on 31.03.2013)

No. of wells drilled (EW, OW, PZ, SH = Total) NIL

Depth Range (m)


Discharge

Storativity (S)

Transmissivity (m2/day)

08 GROUND WATER QUALITY

Presence of Chemical constituents more than

permissible limit (e.g., EC, F, As, Fe)

As (In pockets of Mansahi,

Kursela, Sameli, Brari,

Manihari and Amdabad

blocks) Fe (In few sites of

Falka and Manihari blocks)

09 DYNAMIC GROUND WATER RESOURCES (as

on 31st March 2009) – in mcm

Annual Replenishable Ground Water Resources 869.02 MCM

Net Annual Ground Water Draft 470.19 MCM

Projected Demand for Domestic and Industrial Uses

upto 2025

73.61 MCM

Stage of Ground Water Development 54.1%

10 MINING SCENARIO

Total No. Mining Leases (Major Minerals)

Total Area of Mining Leases (Major Minerals)

Total Number of Quarry Lease (Minor Minerals)

Total area of Quarry Lease

Total Roylty or Revenue Received from Minor

Minerals in 2015-2016

Total No. Notified Sand Lease

Total Area of sand Lease

11 BRICK KILNS

Total no. of Brick Kilns 167


Tourist spots in Katihar District, Bihar:-

Katihar is one of the famous and populous districts in the state of Bihar. This beautiful

destination covered with beautiful temples, lake, Rivers and Maths. Katihar railway station is one

of the busiest stations in Eastern India. Gorakhnath Temple, Bagi Math, Goga Lake, Kali Mandir

and Ramakrishna Mission Ashram these five places are the major attraction of Katihar District.

Katihar is also popular for its intense devotion and spirituality. Winter is the best time for

visiting Katihar District.

Gorakhnath Temple:-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bihar

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katihar_district


Gorakhnath temple is one of the most visited places in

Bihar District. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This

statue of Lord Shiva here known as Goraknath Mahadev.

The idol of Lord Shiva is adorned with flowers and

ornaments. The main attraction of this temple is a beautiful

statue of Lord Shiva. Every year during the time of

Mahashivratri this place became a crowded place and lots of visitors come here to offer their

prayers to Lord Shiva.

Bagi Math:-

Bagi Math is a wonderful place in Bagi village. This place

is popular as spiritual spot. When you come to this place

then you fell the intense devotion, faith and spirituality.

This silent place is really unbelievable and best spot for

meditation. In this Math has beautiful 108 rooms which

are built for various spiritual activities

Goga Lake:- so many beautiful and largest wetlands are present in

Bihar district, Goga Lake is one of them. This lake

spread over an area of 217 acres. Amazing nature of this

lake attracts huge numbers of visitors. This lake directly

linked with the Ganga and Mahananda River by through

the tributaries during the time of monsoon season. This

lake is famous as an inhabitant of various animals and

birds. Various species of floras and faunas are present

here and now this lake has a potential to develop as a

national park. Goga Lake is also popular for various

types of birds. This site is known as the temporary

habitat for many migratory birds. Every year huge numbers of migratory birds from different

countries and coastal areas visit in this beautiful lake. This place also famous as a picnic spot.


Kali Mandir:-

Kali Mandir is famous for its historical

importance. This temple is dedicated to

goddess Kali Mata. The idol of Kali

Mata is adorned with flowers and

ornaments. This temple is beautifully

decorated and various unique structure

inscribes on the wall of this temple.

Diwali is the main festival of this

village. During the time of the festival,

this temple collects huge numbers of

devotees from the different places.

Ramakrishna Mission Ashram:-

Ramakrishna Mission Ashram is one of the

spiritual spots such as Bagi Math.

Ramakrishna Mission is a renowned

monastery situated in the Katihar district of

Bihar. This ashram was constructed in the

year 1925. This temple provides relief to

plague and malaria patients. After its

establishment, this holy Ashram struggled

for its own existence and now this ashram

is too popular in all over India for its

intense devotion. This ashram expresses the

principles of ancient Vedanta in the modern

idiom. Devotees come to this place from the different parts of this country.


CHAPTER-8

LAND UTILIZATION PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT: FOREST, AGRICULTURE,

HORTICULTURE, MINING

Forest:-

Only 6.9% of the Bihar‗s territory

has forest cover and Katihar district

has a forest cover of 0.46%.There

are no reserve forests in the district.

The city has good potential for

green areas to be developed. Tree

cover within the city is moderate

however it is needed to be planted

along the roads and railway lines.

The forest department has also

planted trees along the roads as part

of social forestry. The species

generally found here are mahogany,

Eucalyptus, Safed, Jamun, Arjun. Protected forests are hence present within the city inthe form

of social forestry since all road side plantations are notified as protected forests.

Agriculture:-

Crops are grown in the four cropping

seasons— Bhadai, Aghani, Rabi and

Garma. The land use land cover,

Government of Bihar (2004-05) data

shows net sown area in the district is

160,251 hectares. The area sown

more than once is 99,556 hectares.

The total cropped area in the district

is 259,807 hectares. The area under

forests is 1,785 hectares. The land

put to non-agricultural uses is 56,037

hectares.

The district forms tail-end area of Eastern Kosi Canal Command area. The gross area irrigated is

131,480 hectares. Out of total gross irrigated area, the area irrigated from ground water is


126,786 hectares. The irrigation from the ground water is mainly through the shallow tube wells.

The area irrigated from canals is 4,694 hectare (Govt. of Bihar 2004-05).

Horticulture:-

Katihar district is under

low Level of Production

in Horticultural Crops -

Horticulture level of

horticultural

development has found

in the district.

These districts come

under the periphery areas

where there is a lack of

infrastructure regarding

horticultural crops.

Floriculture in the district

is now developing in the

same fashion as

compared to other crops.

So, there is need to

emphasis on these crops.

Horticulture cultivation

is always advantageous.

It paves the ways and means of development. It has been observed that it could be developed in

the state if the government provides protection and subsidies to the farmers. There is a great need

to emphasis on marketing management and boosting the irrigation resource of the state along

with that there is need of awareness on profitability and techno managerial skill among farmers

to promote the horticultural cultivation in the state.

Mining Activity:-

As such there is no mineral availability is there in the district under report. The district has no

deposits of any specific minerals. There is a nodular limestone belt at a detached hill near

Manihari called Chotapahar. According to Wellerius, it is an aggregate rock, composed of many

small pebbles of nodules united by common cement. The calcareous rocks might be having its

natural cementing quality. Sufficient sand is also available in the district.

So, no any types of mining activities occurred in the district.


Land utilization pattern in the district:-

01 LAND USE (in hectare)

a) Forest area: 1785

b) Net area sown: 160,251

c) Total Cropped area: 259,807

02 AREA UNDER PRINCIPAL CROPS

IRRIGATION BY DIFFERENT SOURCES

(Area in ha, Govt. of Bihar 2008-09)

Area (ha)

Dug wells and Tube wells 126,786

Canal 4,694

Net irrigated area

Gross irrigated area 131,480


CHAPTER-9

PHYSIOGRAPHY OF THE DISTRICT

The Bihar state can be broadly subdivided into three major unit‘s i.e., main physical sub-

divisions is the Norhern Mountains, the Gangetic Plains and the Central Highlands. Northern

Mountains comprises the Himalayan ranges including their foot hills. The Gangetic plains,

situated between the Himalayas and the Deccan plateau,constitute the most fertile plains of the

sub-basin ideally suited for intensive cultivation.The Central highlands lying to the south of the

Great plains consists of mountains, hills and plateaus intersected by valleys and river plains.They

are largely covered by forests.Aravali uplands, Bundelkhand upland, Malwa plateau, Vindhyan

and Narmada valley lie in the this region.Predominant soil types found in the subbasin are

sandy, loamy , clay and their combinations such as sandy loam , loam , silty clay loam and loamy

sand soils.

PHYSIOGRAPHY MAP OF THE BIHAR


Geomorphology and Soil types:-

The area represents flat topography

with regional slope towards south.

The areas towards north are at

higher elevation. It gradually

reduces towards south. The regional

slope takes a tilt from west to east.

The district has alluvial soil. The

soil in the southern and western part

of the district is sandy in nature.

Overall the soil in the district is no

calcareous and non-saline in nature

and is a mixture of clay, sand and

silt in varying proportions.

River: -

This district is a part of

the Lower Ganga

basin. This district falls

in the Kosi and

Mahananda subbasin.

The Kosi River and the

Mahananda River with

their numerous

tributaries like Pamar,

Dhar, Kamla, Saura

Nadi, Morabrandi

Nadi, Fariyani Nadi

and Nagar drain the

district. The river Ganga passes through the southern border of district in NW-SE direction. The

other important rivers the Kosi and the Mahananda pass through the district in N-S direction.


CHAPTER-10

RAINFALL: MONTH-WISE

The district experiencing three seasons viz., summer from March to early June, rainy from mid

June to September end, and winter from November to February. Mean daily maximum ambient

temperature in summer is close to 430C. The mean daily minimum ambient temperature in winter

is 80C. The relative humidity is generally above 70% in major part of the year.

Rainfall in the district is mainly by

southwest monsoon active from mid June to September end. The average annual rainfall for the

year 2004 is 2194 mm. nearly 85% of the annual precipitation occurs during monsoon period.


The climate in Katihar is warm and temperate. When compared with winter, the summers have

much more rainfall. This climate is considered to be Cwa according to the Köppen-Geiger

climate classification. In Katihar, the average annual temperature is 24.9 °C. The average annual

rainfall is 1281 mm.

CLIMATE GRAPH // WEATHER BY MONTH KATIHAR:-

The driest month is December, with 0 mm of rain. In July, the precipitation reaches its

peak, with an average of 327 mm.


AVERAGE TEMPERATURE KATIHAR-

May is the warmest month of the year. The temperature in May averages 29.4 °C. At 16.7

°C on average, January is the coldest month of the year.

KATIHAR WEATHER BY MONTH // WEATHER AVERAGES:-

January February March April May June July August September October November December

Avg.

Temperature

(°C)

16.7 19 24 28.2 29.4 29.3 28.9 28.9 28.8 26.5 21.6 17.8

Min.

Temperature

(°C)

9.1 11.3 15.8 20.7 23.9 25.4 25.9 25.9 25.4 21.7 14.6 10.1

Max.

Temperature

(°C)

24.3 26.7 32.2 35.8 35 33.2 32 31.9 32.2 31.4 28.7 25.5

Avg.

Temperature

(°F)

62.1 66.2 75.2 82.8 84.9 84.7 84.0 84.0 83.8 79.7 70.9 64.0

Min.

Temperature

(°F)

48.4 52.3 60.4 69.3 75.0 77.7 78.6 78.6 77.7 71.1 58.3 50.2

Max.

Temperature

(°F)

75.7 80.1 90.0 96.4 95.0 91.8 89.6 89.4 90.0 88.5 83.7 77.9

Precipitation

/ Rainfall

(mm)

13 6 12 21 73 217 327 290 227 87 8 0

There is a difference of 327 mm of precipitation between the driest and wettest months.

The variation in annual temperature is around 12.7 °C.


CHAPTER-11

GEOLOGY AND MINERAL WEALTH

Geology:-

The State of Bihar exhibits diverse geological formations ranging in age from Archean to

Holocene .Nearly two third of Bihar, including Katihar district is under Indogenetic plain which

is covered by thick alluvium comprising quaternary unconsolidated sediments. The alluvium can

be subdivided into older and newer alluvium consisting of polycyclic sequence of sand, silt and

clay with ―kankar‖ nodules in the former and sand, silt and clay in the latter and present day

flood deposit.

The entire district is underlain by thick unconsolidated sediment of Quaternary period.

Geological survey of India has proposed classification based on drainage and nature of alluvial

deposits as follows.

System Series Formation Lithology

Quaternary Upper Holocene Diara formation Alteration of fine

grey silt and clay

Unclassified

Holocene

Kosi formation Grey silt and clay

alteration with fine

to medium sand

Purnea formation Pale yellow and grey

silt and silty clay,

fine sand, grey

medium to coarse

sand with thin

partings of sand and

fine silt

Regional Geology:-

Geologically, it represents nearly two third of Bihar is under cover of Ganga basin composed of

alluvium and masks the nature of basement rocks.


Geological succession and their occurrences distribution

Age Geology Occurrences

Quaternary Alluvial Deposits(sand, clay, silt,

Fragments)

North Bihar Plain & Central Bihar Plain

Tertiary Sand Stones& Clay Stones North Champaran Hills

Gondwana Coal Measures,Forming a series of

small outlier basins

Banka District

Vindhyans Sandstones,shales, Limestones etc. Parts of Bahbhua and Rohtas Disricts

Satpura Schist, Phyllite, Quartzite Part of Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada,

Nalanda, Sheikhpura and Munger District

Proterozoic Schist, amphibolites, quartzite,

granites, dolerites and pegmatite‘s

Nawada, Jamui and Banka

Archaean Gneisses,

Granites,Schists,Phyllites,quartzites

, amphibolites & intrusive all

metamorphosed sedimentary and

igneous rocks

Part of Aurangabad ,Gaya, Nawada

,Jamui, Banka and Bhagalpur

Geohydrology:-

Quaternary unconsolidated sediments consisting of sand, gravel and pebbles constitute

potential ground water aquifer. The thickness of granular zone is about 50-70 meters

within a depth of 80 meters. The persistent clay layers are absent and groundwater occurs

under pheratic condition in major part of the district. Though lateral facies changes have

been observed, the aquifer system may be considered as single continuous one down to a

depth of 80m. The aquifer is highly potential and a discharge of 100m3/hr may be

obtained for nominal drawdown of 2m. The hydrogeological map and yield potential

shown in Figure.


Hydrogeological map of Katihar district:-

Water Level Fluctuation:-

The pre-monsoon (May 2011) water level in the district varies between 2.88 to 8.66 m bgl

(Fig 1). In the northern and central part of the study area water level ranges between 2 to 5 m

bgl and in souther part water level is > 5 m bgl. ). In post-monsoon (November 2011) water

level varies between 2.26 to 6.47 mbgl (Fig 2). In maximum parts of the area water level

ranges between 2 to 5 m bgl and in in mall part of the area water level is > 5 m bgl.


Ground Water Resources:-

The net annual replenishable ground water resource as on 31st

March‘09 worked out to

be 86902 ha m. The gross annual draft for all uses worked out to be 47019 ha m.

Allocation of ground water for domestic and industrial use for 25 years worked out to be

7361 ha m. The stage of ground water development as on 31st

March 2009 is 54.1%. The

stage of ground water development is highest in Azamnagar (76.5%) and and lowest in

the Manihari blocks (36.3%).

Block-wise stage of ground water development Map of Katihar district:-


(a)Details of river or stream and other sand source of the district:-

No, any distinct source of sand.

(b)Availability of Sand or gravel or aggregate resources:-

No, sufficient amount of sand present in the district.

(c)Existing Mining Lease of sand and aggregates:-

No Mining Lease Present In the District.

Drainage system with description of main rivers:-

Total geographical area of Katihar District: 3057 sq. km.

Sl.No. Name of the

River

Area drained (Sq.

Km)

% Area drained in the District

1. Barhandi 2.11 0.069

2. Barni 0.74 0.024

3. Bhaisana 0.67 0.021

4 Bisirwan 0.70 0.022

5 Bora Dhar 1.43 0.046

6 Chaumukha 0.30 0.009

7 Deuni 0.48 0.015

8 Ganga 136.69 4.471

9 Gerua Dhar 0.47 0.015

10 Kalapahar 0.41 0.013

11 Kamla 1.95 0.063

12 Kankhar 0.83 0.027

13 Koshi 4.60 0.150

14 Koshi Dhar 4.8 0.157


15 Mahananda 28.48 0.931

16 Riga 0.62 0.020

17 Sudhani Dhar 4.32 0.141

18 Tinpania 2.53 0.082

Total 6.276

Salient Features of Important Rivers and Streams:-

Sl.No. Name of the

River of stream

Total Length in

the District (in

Km)

Place of origin Altitude at

origin (in m.)

1. Barhandi 50 Haseli Milik 38

2. Barni 25 Chhotki Chatar 38

3. Bhaisana 20 Kawaiya 35

4 Bisirwan 13 Daharia 31

5 Bora Dhar 40 Phulwaria 35

6 Chaumukha 14 Mohna 37

7 Deuni 15 Kotara 32

8 Ganga 59 Batesarpur 28

9 Gerua Dhar 8 Sikat 31

10 Kalapahar 8 Laucha 36


11 Kamla 90 Bandewar 38

12 Kankhar 21 Sowa 27

13 Koshi 6.5 Shahpur Dharmi

Milik

28

14 Koshi Dhar 50 Khodna 32

15 Mahananda 55 Bhagnajna 38

16 Riga 26 Gethaura 38

17 Sudhani Dhar 70 Baldia Gachhi 37

18 Tinpania 25 Bahar khal 35

The details are given below:-

River of

Stream

Portion of

the river

or stream

recomme

nded for

mineral

concessio

n .

Length of

area

recommend

ed for

mineral

concession

(in

Kilometer)

Average

width of

area

recommend

ed for

mineral

concession

in meter)

Area

recommended

for mineral

concession (In

lakh Square

Meter)

Mineable

Mineral

Potential

(In Metric

Tonne)

60% of

total

Mineral

Barhandi 2.11 50 42.2 21.1 58.10 Barni 0.74 25 29.6 7.4 20.37

Bhaisana 0.67 20 33.5 6.7 18.45 Bisirwan 0.70 13 53.8 6.99 19.27

Bora Dhar 1.43 40 35.75 14.3 39.38 Chaumukha 0.30 14 21.42 2.99 8.26

Deuni 0.48 15 32 4.8 13.21 Ganga 136.69 59 2316.77 1366.89 3764.44

Gerua Dhar 0.47 8 58.75 4.7 12.94 Kalapahar 0.41 8 51.25 4.1 11.29


Kamla 1.95 90 21.66 19.49 53.70 Kankhar 0.83 21 39.52 8.29 22.85

Koshi 4.60 6.5 707.69 45.99 126.68 Koshi Dhar 4.8 50 96 48 132.19 Mahananda 28.48 55 517.8 284.79 784.33

Riga 0.62 26 23.84 6.19 17.07 Sudhani Dhar 4.32 70 61.71 43.19 118.97

Tinpania 2.53 25 101.2 25.3 69.67

Total 5291.17

Mineral Potential is calculated in Following Way:-

Mineral Potential:-

Sand (MT) Total Mineable Mineral Potential(MT)

5291.17 Lakh MT 5291.17 Lakh MT

Annual Deposition (30%)

1587.35 Lakh MT 1587.35 Lakh MT

Methodology Adopted for Calculating of Mineral Potential:-

The mineral potential is calculated based on field investigation and geology of the catchment

area of the river/ streams. As per the policy of the State and location, depth of minable mineral is

defined. The area for removal of mineral in a river or stream can be decided depending on geo-

morphology and other factors, it can be 50% to 60% of the area of a particular river/stream, e.g.

in river mineral constituents like sand up to a depth of three meters considered as resource

mineral. Other constituents like clay and silt are excluded as waste while calculating the mineral

potential of particular river/ stream.

The specific gravity of each mineral constituent is different. While calculating the mineral

potential, the average specific gravity is taken as 2.25. The percent of mineral constituent like

sand also varies for different river and streams. While calculating the mineral potential the

percentage of each mineral constituent is taken as Sand 25-30% and 5-10% for silt and clay.

The quantum of deposition varies from stream to stream depending upon factors like catchment


lithology, discharge, river profile and geomorphology of the river course. There are certain geo-

morphological features developed in the river beds such as channel bar, point bar etc. where

annual deposition is more even two to three meters.

NOTE: - As per thumb rule, the sand mineral potential in katihar district is 1587.35 Lakh

MT. but due to typical geomorphological reason no any sand ghat recognized for mining

activities. Thus the sand mineral potential can be considered negligible.

Conclusion:-

The process of Sand / Soil reclamations is highly dependent upon the rainfall received in the

catchment areas of rivers and their tributaries and the velocity of river. It is a dynamic process.

Thus it is difficult to predict, what quantity of Sand / Soil may be reclaimed/redeposit by river.

Because, in case of less rain, less water in the river, there may be less erosion and transportation

may also be minimal and as a result deposition too will be less. Moreover, in case of floods, the

sudden gush of water may force the change in the river course, thus old sites of sand deposition

may not be relevant.

The data narrated in the report, regarding annual deposition of sand and associated aggregates

and mineable mineral potential is concerned, is only estimation based on the data provided by the

district mining office. Thus, the figures may vary from area to area and year on year basis.

Therefore, this document is not static one but has to be a dynamic one, the figures of which may

vary with respect to time.

These mineral concessions shall also reduce demand load and will be helpful to minimize illegal

extraction of minerals, failure of which may result in to illegal mining at odd hours and shall be

haphazard and more detrimental to the local ecology. Irrespective of it following geo-scientific

considerations are also suggested to be taken into account during the river bed mining in a

particular area:

Abandoned stream channels or terrace and inactive floodplains may be preferred rather

than active channels and their deltas and floodplains.

Stream should not be diverted to form inactive channel.


Mining below subterranean water level should be avoided as a safeguard against

environmental contamination and over exploitation of resources.

Large rivers and streams whose periodic sediment replenishment capacities are larger,

may be preferred than smaller rivers.

Segments of braided river system should be used preferably falling within the lateral

migration area of the river regime that enhances the feasibility of sediment

replenishment.

Mining at the concave side of the river channel should be avoided to prevent bank

erosion. Similarly meandering segment of a river should be selected for mining in such a

way as to avoid natural eroding banks and to promote mining on naturally building

(aggrading) meander components.

Continued riverbed material mining in a given segment of the river will induce seasonal

scouring and intensify the erosion activity within the channel. This will have an adverse

effect not only within the mining area but also both in upstream and downstream of the

river course. Hazardous effects of such scouring and enhanced erosion due to riverbed

mining should be evaluated periodically and avoided for sustainable mining activities.

Mining area should be demarcated on the ground with Pucca pillars so as to avoid illegal

unscientific mining.

It is recommended that Sub Divisional Level Committee may take into consideration all

its relevant aspects / data while scrutinizing and recommending the application for EC to

the concerned Authority


CHAPTER -12

STATUS OF BRICK KILNS IN KATIHAR DISTRICT

The state of Bihar is developing rapidly. In

the five year period from 2004 to 2009

Bihar‘s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

has grown by 11.03% and between 2001

and 2011 there has been a significant

increase in urbanization with the number

of towns increasing from 120 to 213

according to the latest census. This has

been possible through investment in

various sectors, especially the construction sector. If this growth rate needs to be sustained, the

demand for quality building materials will increase manifold. In rural areas too, Bihar faces

challenges with the need for over 7.5 billion bricks over the next five years to meet the rural

housing gap. A field study was conducted in 5 districts on Bihar to understand the present

scenario of the brick industry and to assess the market potential and barriers for introducing

energy efficient technologies for walling materials. The major brick producing districts of Bihar

is Patna, Nalanda, Siwan, Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi, East and West Champaran, Darbhanga,

Samastipur and Madhubani. With over 5,700 authorized brick kilns the state produces around 17

billion bricks per year. The brick sector in Bihar is growing at a rate of 9%, however it continues

to be dominated by traditional technology - the Fixed Chimney Bulls Trench Kiln (FCBTK).

Unlike the rest of India (except Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal) the state of

Bihar is the only state which has transformed the brick firing technology from movable to fixed

chimney.

Status of Brick Kilns in Katihar district

Sl.No. No. of operational units of brick kilns in

katihar district during financial year

(2016-17)

No. of units of brick kilns in

katihar district identified by IEED

1 141 167

List of Brick Kilns in Katihar district of Bihar is attached in annexure-II


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Run Mauza - bhakhripur Block -

manshi District - katihar Bihar

Mo- 9431269111

S.B.F

/C

Khata No.

Khata No. Khata No.

Brick List of Katihar District

S.N. Name of M/s Name of Prop. Status

(Run. or

Cl)

Address / Mauja / Contact Marka /

Grade

ESTD YEAR:-

2005

Type of Brick

kilns

FIX

O(swastik)M

/C

Mining App.- Yes

Approval Details

(Yes/No)

Mining App.- Yes

2 Sri sati Bricks Arun kr. Kitani

E.C. App. - Khesra No. Khesra No.

ZigZag /air

Bricks

Khata No.


Mining App.- Khata No.-204 Khata No.-11

Khata & Khesra

No. of Soil

Cutting Area

Khata & Khesra

No. of Brick kiln

Area

Latitude (N)

Mining App.- Khata No. Khata No.


ZigZag Bricks3 Gaurav Bricks

field

Jamiyat Lal

Medhani

Run Mauja- Mera Block-

Mansahi District- Katihar

Bihar. Mo-

9431077049

SIMPI / C

Run Mauza - bhakhripur Block -

manshi District - katihar Bihar

Mo- 9431087850

2005

Mining App.- Yes Khata No. Khata No.


ZigZag Bricks5 Sudha Bricks Pankaj kr.

Singh

Run Mauza - Madhav Nagar

Block- Pranpur. District-

Katihar. Mo-

9431229327

P.K.S

/C

2008

E.C. App. - Yes Khesra No.-

1105,1106,1103

Khesra No.-426

ZigZag Bricks4 Aanand Bricks Purnmasi singh Run Mauza - Pinda

Block- Mansahi District-

Katihar , Bihar

Mo-9931933346

M(swastik)P

/C

2015

Mining App.- Yes Khata No. Khata No.


ZigZag Bricks7 Jai Bhaiya Bricks

field

SMT. Sheel

Rani

Run Mauja- Maniya Block-

Katihar. District- Katihar

Bihar. Mo-

9631373571

A.C.C

/B



ZigZag Bricks6 Sahabadi Bricks Hira Lal

Medhani

Run Mauja- Maniya Block-

Katihar. District- Katihar

Bihar. Mo-

9430928449

SIMPI / C

25.520986 87.615073

Poll. App.- 25.520595 87.615035

25.513308 87.619938

25.51333 87.620216

25.513758 87.620285

25.513735 87.620012

Poll. App.- 25.513504 87.620088

25.5152 87.618356

25.515131 87.618869

25.515447 87.618430

25.515385 87.618993

Poll. App.- 25.515226 87.618645

25384773 87.623702

25.384805 87.624505

25.385133 87.624474

25.385137 87.623757

Poll. App.- Apply 25.384851 87.62413

25.388077 87.622348

25.388039 87.622864

25.388288 87.622371

25.388272 87.622885

Poll. App.- 25.388162 87.622616

25.383161 87.624369

25.383252 87.624584

25.383654 87.624551

25.383668 87.624553

Poll. App.- Apply 25.383374 87.624474

25.400003 87.617999

25.400457 87.617852

25.399855 87.61764

25.400353 87.617515

Poll. App.- Apply 25.400216 87.617797

25.407729 87.616844

25.407978 87.616716

25.407899 87.616254

25.407612 87.616351

Poll. App.- YES 25.40778 87.616527

25.359232 87.628474

25.359539 87.628423

25.359564 87.627824

25.359334 87.627743

96313735711998



FIX9 N.K.M BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

Mauja- Pipra.

Block- Katihar. District-

Katihar Bihar

N.K.M./C



ZigZag

Bricks/Air

8 Govind Ram Govind Ram Run Mauja- Pipra.

Block- Katihar. District-

Katihar Bihar

Mo-9431437123

G.R.D

/C



FIX11 J.M.B. BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

MAUZA-BOLIYA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR BIHAR

J.M.B./C

Mining App.- YES Khata No.76,247 Khata No.

E.C. App. - Apply Khesra

No.1096,982

Khesra No.

ZIG-ZAG10 SUBH BABA

BRICKS

SUBHASH

PRASAD

Run MAUJA- BOLIYA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR BIHAR MO-

9431437633

BABA/B

2016

Mining App.- YES Khata No. Khata No.

E.C. App. - Apply Khesra No.21,20 Khesra No.

ZIG-ZAG AIR13 NAINA BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

VIKASH KR.

CHOUDHARY

RUN MAUZA-KUTUBPUR BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTT-KATIHAR

MOB-7870581999

N.P.S/C

2017

Mining App.- YES Khata No.147,723 Khata

No.613,,606

E.C. App. - Apply Khesra

No.1544,1606

Khesra

No.1150,1334

ZIG-ZAG12 NAINA BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

VIKASH KR.

CHOUDHARY

RUN MAUZA-BOULIA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MOB-7870581999

N.P.S/B

2016

Mining App.- Khata No. Khata No.173

E.C. App. - Khesra No. Khesra No.1124

ZIG-ZAG15 SHREE AMBA

BRICKS

AALOK

KUMAR/DILEE

P KR. JHA

RUN MAUZA-BAGHMARA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


AMBA/C

2011

Mining App.- YES Khata No. Khata No.

E.C. App. - YES Khesra No. Khesra No.

ZIG-ZAG AIR14 SHANTI BRICKS

FIELD

BALRAM

CHANDRA

RAMNANI

RUN MAUZA-PAGALBARI BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


BABA/C

2007

Poll. App.- YES 25.3594 87.628084

25.360772 87.625418

25.361045 87.625315

25.361064 87.624703

25.360788 87.624777

POLL.APP- 25.360814 87.625014

25.355752 87.623766

25.356014 87.62372

25.356083 87.623062

25.355778 87.623044

POLL.APP- YES 25.35588 87.623412

25.356577 87.623564

25.356757 87.623446

25.356763 87.623096

25.356594 87.623034

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.356655 87.623289

25.387037 87.663707

25.387346 87.663998

25.387132 87.663953

25.387313 87.663679

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.387229 87.663872

25.389988 87.662235

25.389465 87.662024

25.38965 87.661527

25.389808 87.661873

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.390167 87.661792

25.421034 87.701625

25.421312 87.700982

25.421595 87.701134

25.421367 87.701661

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.421278 87.701358

25.428069 87.713325

25.428671 87.713468

25.428179 87.713030

25.42872 87.713271

POLL.APP- 25.42832 87.713233

25.4199881 87.725329

25.419971 87.725999

MINING APP- YES KHATA NO.- 438 KHATA NO.-76

E.C.APP.- YES KHESRA NO.-

1095

KHESRA NO.-

1096

ZIG-ZAG17 ABC BRICKS SHEIKH

ASGAR

RUN MAUZA- BAGMARA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


ABC/A

2016

MINING APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-

FIX16 DEV BRICKS VISWANATH

SINGH

CLOSED

FROM 4

YEARS

MAUZA- BAGMARA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR

DEV/C

MINING APP- YES KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- APPL

Y

KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-

ZIG-ZAG19 ROOP BABA

BRICKS

SAKSHI SIKKA RUN MAUZA-HARLAJORI BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


PAGAL/C

2018

MINING APP- YES KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- YES KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-

FIX18 B.B.C. BRICKS JAINUL

ANSARI

RUN MAUZA- BAGMARA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


B.B.C./C

2014

RUN MAUZA-RAMCHANDRAPUR

BLOCK-PRANPUR

DISTRICT-KATIHAR MOB-

9934758558

B.G.M./C

2017


E.C.APP.- APPL

Y


ZIG-ZAG AIR20 R.B.Z. BRICKS ISAFULSHEIKH RUN MAUZA-HARLAJORI BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


R.Z.B./C

2018

KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-


MINING APP- KHATA NO.-66 KHATA NO.-66

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.-

599,596

KHESRA NO.-

599,596

YES FIX

YES

21 MSB BRICKS RAJIUL KARIM RUN MAUZA-MAHUWAR BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


M.S.B./C

2009

MINING APP-


E.C.APP.-

FIX

MINING APP-

22 SONY BRICKS

FIELD

TOHID

NAIYYAR

23 R.Z.B. BRICKS ISRAFULSHEIK

H

CLOSED

FROM

2018

MAUZA-KESHOPUR BLOCK-

PRANPUR DISTRICT-


R.Z.B./C FIX

25.420293 87.725875

25.420255 87.725411

POLL.APP- 25.420132 87.72572

25.410472 87.651188

25.410691 87.650816

25.410485 87.650652

25.410188 87.65107

POLL.APP- 25.410392 87.650976

25.410196 87.658976

25.410436 87.659485

25.410532 87.658894

25.410686 87.659348

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.410421 87.659175

25.433379 87.625616

25.433911 87.625637

25.433832 87.625900

25.433378 87.625863

POLL.APP- 25.433634 87.625748

25.436107 87.693628

25.436322 87.693012

25.436064 87.692948

25.435891 87.693485

POLL.APP- YES 25.436112 87.692963

25.435129 87.693281

25.435252 87.693337

25.435215 87.692954

25.435301 87.693051

POLL.APP- 25.43541 87.692854

25.435105 87.694502

25.43518 87.693909

25.434968 87.693893

25.434882 87.694383

POLL.APP- YES 25.435092 87.694213

25.437095 87.744000

25.437434 87.74413

25.437074 87.744226

25.437377 87.74433

POLL.APP- 25.437267 87.744138

25.809235 87.849556

25.809748 87.84972



FIX24 M.T.M. BRICKS MUJAHID

AALAM

RUN MAUZA-SOWA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


M.T.M./C

2013

E.C.APP.-2018 KATIHAR MOB-9934758560

2010

Mining App. KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-


FIX


26 Rana Bricks UMAKANT

VERMA

RUN MAUZA- MAHESHPUR.

BLOCK- MANIHARI

DISTRICT-KATIHAR MO-

9472221041

RANA

/C

2001

MINING APP- KHATA NO.-191,1 KHATA NO.-

191,1


1029,1066

KHESRA NO.-

1029,1066

ZIG-ZAG

YES

25 H.A.B. BRICKS AFTAB AALAM RUN MAUZA-SOWA BLOCK-

MANIHARI DISTRICT-


H.A.B./C

2010

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-


FIX28 T.A.B BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

Mauja- Sadapur

Block- Pranpur. District-

Katihar Bihar

T.A.B

/C



YES FIX

YES

27 T.A BRICKS NUTFAR ALI RUN Mauja- Sadapur

Block- pranpur District-

Katihar Bihar

MO-9934707140

T.A.B

/C

2015



FIX30 DBF BRICKS SAH AALAM RUN Mauja- LAVA Block-

PRANPUR District-

Katihar Bihar MO-

8651240729

DBF

/C



YES FIX

YES

29 BOS BRICKS ABDUL BARIK RUN Mauja- Ramchandrapur

Block- Pranpur District-

Katihar Bihar

.9801009050

S.S.S /C

2013

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES ZIG-ZAG31 K.G.N. BRICKS MD.

NASIMUDDIN

RUN MAUJA-PARUA BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


SONA/C

25.809843 87.849494

25.809428 87.849294

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.809503 87.849531

25.835696 87.867620

25.836014 87.867639

25.835884 87.867031

25.836143 87.86719

POLL.APP- YES 25.835947 87.867289

25.826012 87.872671

25.826498 87.872838

25.825965 87.872981

25.82644 87.87329

POLL.APP- YES 25.826251 87.87281

25.825881 87.873584

25.825809 87.874208

25.826182 87.874274

25.826167 87.873721

POLL.APP- YES 25.826024 87.873988

25.843157 87.900333

25.843463 87.900612

25.843346 87.901138

25.843011 87.900959

POLL.APP- YES 25.843259 87.900687

25.842951 87.901554

25.843477 87.901759

25.842878 87.901835

25.843293 87.902068

POLL.APP- YES 25.84317 87.901793

25.847691 87.900123

25.84698 87.90068

25.847436 87.900339

25.847757 87.900944

POLL.APP- YES 25.847691 87.900503

25.843961 87.897358

25.844159 87.897576

25.843655 87.898096

25.843945 87.898138

POLL.APP- YES 25.84391 87.897843

25.840435 87.884593

25.840918 87.884767

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- 24 KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.-39 KHESRA NO.-

YES FIX

YES

32 LUCKY BRICKS MD. RIJWAN

AHMAD

RUN MAUZA-RAMPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


LUCKY/C

2003

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-YESKATIHAR MOB-9931362474

2007



YES FIX

YES

34 STAR BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

SHAMA

KHURSID

RUN MAUZA-JAIPURA BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STAR/C

2013



YES ZIG-ZAG AIR

YES

33 NAUSHAD

AALAM

NAUSHAD

AALAM


BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STAR/C

2003



ZIG-ZAG

YES

YES36 ABUL HASRAT

& COMPANY

JAHID AALAM RUN MAUZA-

Baldiyagachi..BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STAR/C

2011



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

35 AAYSA BRICKS TALAT

PARVEEN


BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STAR/C

2013



YES FIX

YES

38 CROWN

BRICKS

MUSTAK

AHMAD

RUN MAUZA-Baldiyagachi.BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MOB-8906906036.

CROWN/C

2002



YES FIX

YES

37 STAR BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

AFROZ

AALAM

RUN MAUZA-Baldiyagachi.BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STAR/C

2008

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES ZIG-ZAG39 MOTI BRICKS SHAIK NIZAM RUN MAUZA-AAHUTA BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


MOTI/C

25.840869 87.885127

25.840342 87.884951

POLL.APP- YES 25.840687 87.884863

25.751203 87.929621

25.751611 87.92968

25.751131 87.929998

25.751578 87.93009

POLL.APP- YES 25.751307 87.929788

25.731575 87.924337

25.731658 87.92402

25.731191 87.923995

25.731245 87.924253

POLL.APP- YES 25.731457 87.924159

25.712338 87.925810

25.711842 87.925748

25.712248 87.926115

25.711821 87.926068

POLL.APP- YES 25.712074 87.925878

25.698915 87.965903

25.698487 87.965773

25.698544 87.965499

25.699026 87.965587

POLL.APP- YES 25.698735 87.96972

25.693174 87.963544

25.693893 87.963649

25.693771 87.963357

25.693335 87.963357

POLL.APP- YES 25.693673 87.963507

25.701227 87.983894

25.701115 87.984258

25.700711 87.983793

25.700704 87.984031

POLL.APP- YES 25.701146 87.984132

25.702191 87.991616

25.702063 87.992067

25.701927 87.991542

25.701748 87.992039

POLL.APP- YES 25.701968 87.991855

25.71876 87.996481

25.71948 87.996587

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

40 TATA BRICKS HABIBUR

RAHMAN

RUN MAUZA-

Kandhelabari.BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


TATA/C

2008

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-YESKATIHAR MOB-9934131036.

1998



YES ZIG-ZAG/AIR42 SHREE STONE

BRICKS

HAJIYAN

GULSHAN

AARA

RUN MAUZA-PARUA BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STONE/C

2012



YES ZIG-ZAG/AIR

YES

41 SHAKTI

BRICKS

RAM NATH

PRASAD

RUN MAUZA-DHUMTOLA.BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


R.B.C/C

2012

YES



FIX44 STEAM BRICKS SMT.

MANJULA

PRADHWANI

RUN MAUZA-HARIPUR BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-


KING/C



43 RAIGANJ

BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

UJJAWAL

KARMKAR

RUN MAUZA-BHIBHIYAL BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


TIGER/C

2015

YES FIX

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-52

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.-

86,87

YES ZIG-ZAG AIR

YES

46 KING BRICKS RAKESH

PRADHWANI

RUN MAUZA- FATEPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


KING/C

2015

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-155 KHATA NO.-155


428,429,430

KHESRA NO.-

428

ZIG-ZAG AIR45 STEEL PLUS

PVT. LTD,

DIPAK KUMAR RUN MAUZA- FATEPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STEEL/C

2016

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES FIX47 M,P, BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

PANKAJ

BARDAN

RUN MAUZA- NAZIRBARI BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


M(swastik)P

/C

25.719455 87.996324

25.718922 87.996227

POLL.APP- YES 25.718886 87.996512

25.722608 87.952182

25.722707 87.951968

25.723197 87.952124

25.723159 87.952381

POLL.APP- YES 25.722891 87.952177

25.727011 87.959500

25.726902 87.959823

25.726442 87.959394

25.726411 87.959708

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.726646 87.959567

25.793196 87.903586

25.792526 87.903464

25.792547 87.903866

25.793071 87.903967

POLL.APP- YES 25.792724 87.903633

25.789782 87.902134

25.789303 87.902503

25.789631 87.902575

25.789491 87.902299

POLL.APP- 25.789546 87.901877

25.797159 87.892367

25.797268 87.892685

25.796746 87.892671

25.796844 87.892825

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.796997 87.89263

25.601237 87.946457

25.601578 87.946515

25.601227 87.946482

25.601514 87.94698

POLL.APP- 25.601375 87.946715

25.596867 87.952912

25.597328 87.952727

25.597402 87.952976

25.596891 87.95309

POLL.APP- 25.597074 87.952886

25.592646 87.959364



YES ZIG-ZAG AIR

YES

48 KING BRICKS SMT. SUHANI

PRADHWANI

RUN MAUZA- SONATOLA BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


KING/C

2015

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.- KHESRA NO.-YESKATIHAR MOB-9932893822

2005



YES FIX

YES

50 DAS BRICKS

INUSTRIES

RATAN DAS RUN MAUZA- DULOPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


SUPER/C

2002



YES ZIG-ZAG AIR

YES

49 ROYAL BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

SAROJIT KR

DAS

RUN MAUZA- VEDOL BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


ROYAL/C

2010



YES ZIG-ZAG AIR

YES

52 STONE PLUS

BRICKS

MOTUSI

ISLAM

RUN MAUZA-SHADIPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


STONE+/C

2016

MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.-

FIX51 STEEL BRICKS SHANKAR CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

MAUZA- DULOPUR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-

KATIHAR

STEEL/C

MINING-APP- KHATA NO- KHATA NO-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO- KHESRA NO-

FIX54 STEEL BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

MAUZA- EKSALLA

BLOCK- BARSOI

DISTRICT- KATIHAR

STEEL/C



YES FIX

YES

53 RAJU BRICKS RAJU SINGH RUN MAUZA-EKSALLA BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MO. -8804020880

KING/C

2014

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.- FIX55 SKY BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

MAUZA-EKSALLA BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-

SKY/C

25.592773 87.958857

25.59289 87.959374

25.593083 87.95895

POLL.APP- 25.592853 87.959169

25.561966 87.979102

25.562003 87.979454

25.562416 87.979568

25.562022 87.979442

POLL.APP- YES 25.56223 87.979314

25.560266 87.981936

25.56049 87.982072

25.560314 87.982512

25.560105 87.982434

POLL.APP- YES 25.560306 87.982219

25.559941 87.984506

25.560174 87.984566

25.560104 87.984449

25.560112 87.984495

POLL.APP- 25.560125 87.98442

25.559919 87.986020

25.559968 87.985783

25.559483 87.985715

25.559511 87.985933

POLL.APP- YES 25.559669 87.985892

25.550142 87.989893

25.550221 87.98965

25.55061 87.989958

25.550636 87.989716

POLL.APP- NO 25.550407 87.989848

25.506473 88.058793

25.506419 88.05933

25.506773 88.058874

25.506636 88.059304

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.506571 88.059041

25.679307 88.018400

25.679783 88.018542

25.679353 88.018169

25.679765 88.018261

POLL.APP- YES 25.679566 88.019324

25.681552 88.029991



YES FIX

YES

56 SMS BRICKS MD.

SIFAUTULLAH

RUN MAUZA- SAMASPUR

BLOCK- BARSOI

DISTRICT-KATIHAR MO.-

9006638862

SMS/C

2016


FROM 5

YEARS

BARSOI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR

2010



FIX

58 GOLD BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 7

YEARS.

MAUZA- SATPAN BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR

GOLD

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-

148,257,532,6

KHATA NO.-


80,79,91,47

KHESRA NO.-

YES FIX/ TAPA

YES

56 NAZ BRICKS MD. NASIM

AKHTAR

RUN MAUZA- SATPAN BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MO.-

9006045305

NAAZ/C

2013

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO. -


NO FIX

NO

60 MOON BRICKS SARFARAJ

ROZA

RUN MAUZA- BEHRAKHORA

BLOCK- BARSOI


9471270661

MOON/ C

2017


337,289,93,6,204,

KHATA NO.-


65,66,67,118287,

KHESRA NO.-

YES FIX

YES

59 BPL BRICKS RAFE

HUSSAIN

RUN MAUZA- BEHRAKHORA

BLOCK- BARSOI


7542062048

B P L/ C

2016


E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

62 KING BRICKS RAJA

PRADHWANI

RUN MAUZA-KARANPUR ,

BLOCK- BARSOI ,KATIHAR,

MO- 9733006895

KING/C

2013



AIR

APPL

Y

61 ACC BRICKS ANSAR ALI RUN MAUZA- JAGANNATHPUR

BLOCK- BARSOI

KATIHAR .MO.7363086084

ACC/C

22018

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES AIR63 HMT BRICKS SMT KARUNA

PRADHWANI


BLOCK- BARSOI ,KATIHAR,

HMT/C

25.682025 88.030022

25.68159 88.029688

25.681565 88.029965

POLL.APP- YES 25.681874 88.029897

25.686423 88.030970

25.68684 88.031001

25.686529 88.030734

25.686737 88.030913

POLL.APP- YES 25.686374 88.030913

25.690046 88.030346

25.690127 88.032824

25.69027 88.033294

25.690371 88.03292

POLL.APP- YES 25.690147 88.033166

25.688387 88.049471

25.68657 88.048891

25.686672 88.049483

25.68.6753 88.049013

POLL.APP- YES 25.686582 88.04922

25.624267 87.897743

25.624319 87.897982

25.624727 87.898079

25.624754 87.897823

POLL.APP- 25.62451 87.897892

25.625582 87.886176

25.625515 87.885973

25.625067 87.886165

25.62515 87.886375

POLL.APP- YES 25.625326 87.886229

25.619946 87.882335

25.620284 87.882386

25.619866 87.882875

25.620165 87.882903

POLL.APP- C.T.E 25.620065 87.882684

25.617601 87.860019

25.61696 87.859978

25.617578 87.859747

25.616841 87.859668

POLL.APP- YES 25.617288 87.85985

25.613764 87.857537

25.613535 87.857488



YES AIR

YES

64 INDIA BRICKS VISHAL

PRADHWANI


BLOCK- BARSOI ,DISTRICT-

KATIHAR, MO- 9733231600

INDIA/C

2010

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.YES

PRADHWANI BLOCK- BARSOI ,KATIHAR,

MO- 9434025389

2014



YES AIR

YES

66 STEEL BRICKS GULSHAN

PRADHWANI

RUN MAUZA-GORADIGN ,

BLOCK- BARSOI ,DISTRICT-

KATIHAR, MO- 9126777777

STEEL/C

2008


187,289,117

KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.14,15,7,8,9

KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

65 BALA JI

BRICKS

SHYAMAL

KUMAR PAL

RUN MAUZA-KANDHAL, BLOCK-

BARSOI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR, MO- 8016940165

HIRA/C

2007


371,349,353,1017

KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.1039,1041,10

47,104

KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

68 STAR

ENTERPRISES

BRICKS

CHITRADEEP

MISHRA

RUN MAUZA-MUKURJA , BLOCK-

AAZAMNAGAR ,KATIHAR,

MO- 8969487419

STAR/C

2010



AIR

67 JAI MATA DI

BRICKS

ANIL KUMAR RUN MAUZA-MUKURJA BLOCK-


MO- 9973098375

JMD/C

2000

MINING-APP- KHATA NO KHATA NO.-


YES AIR

YES

70 MAA BHAGWATI

BRICKS

ASHOK

KUMAR

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA-TAIGARI BLOCK-

AAZAMNAGAR DISTRICT-

KATIHAR, MO- 9431635763

M.B.B/C


346,349,278

KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.623,624,633,6

34

KHESRA NO.

YES FIX

YES

69 MAA BRICKS

INDS.

RAVI KUMAR

BHAGAT

RUN MAUZA-MUKURIYA, BLOCK-


MO- 9199832500

MAA/C

2016

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-ZIG-ZAG71 MATA VAISHNO

BRICKS

RANJAN

KUMAR SINGH

RUN MAUZA- GAJNA, BLOCK-


,KATIHAR, MO-9199132491

S.S.P/C

25.613501 87.857679

25.613796 87.857689

POLL.APP- 25.613781 87.857643

25.596203 87.862795

25.596094 87.863282

25.595956 87.862762

25.595804 87.8632

POLL.APP- YES 25.596004 87.863052

25.595425 87.877664

25.595641 87.877479

25.595447 87.878213

25.595772 87.878126

POLL.APP- 25.595568 87.877955

25.604225 87.877842

25.604731 87.877973

25.604645 87.878145

25.604236 87.878057

POLL.APP- 25.604444 87.878028

25.633804 87.838725

25.634018 87.838841

25.63373 87.839302

25.633995 87.839357

POLL.APP- YES 25.633826 87.839074

25.637569 87.839516

25.637081 87.840154

25.637317 87.839449

25.63723 87.830193

POLL.APP- YES 25.637305 87.839803

25.619004 87.826098

25.619024 87.82661

25.61927 87.826066

25.619224 87.826605

POLL.APP- YES 25.619141 87.826402

25.638709 87.838533

25.638525 87.835355

25.638811 87.839177

25.63875 87.838913

POLL.APP- 25.638799 87.838759

25.624454 87.823171

25.624498 87.822452

25.624216 87.823100



YES FIX

YES

72 MAA DURGA

BRICKS

MANOJ

KUMAR

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA-PANIGHATA,

BLOCK- AAZAMNAGAR

DISTRICT-,KATIHAR, MO-

9199022993

MLA/C

2005

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.,KATIHAR, MO-9199132491



FIX74 LUX BRICKS ISHAQ CLOSED

FROM 3

YEARS

MAUZA-GORAKHPUR,

BLOCK- AAZAMNAGAR,

KATIHAR,

LUX



AIR73 JAI MAA AMBE

BRICKS

ANKIT KUMAR RUN MAUZA-KESHAVPUR ,

BLOCK- AAZAMNAGAR

DISTRICT-,KATIHAR, MO-

9199022993

JMA/C

2015


E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.-212 KHESRA NO.

YES FIX

YES

76 A.K BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

AAFTAV

AALAM

RUN MAUZA- KOIEA, BLOCK-

AAZAMNAGAR DISTRICT -

,KATIHAR, MO- 9430883767

DON/C

2008


E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.135 KHESRA NO

150,156,157

YES AIR

YES

75 JAI BHAWANI

BRICKS

SUBODH

KUMAR

SHARMA

RUN MAUZA-MAHOBATPUR

BLOCK-

AAZAMNAGAR,KATIHAR,M

O-8084414410

SHAKTI/C

2001



FIX78 A.K BRICKS

INDUSTRIES

AAFTAV

AALAM

CLOSED

FROM

2017

MAUZA- KOIEA, BLOCK-

AAZAMNAGAR DISTRICT -

,KATIHAR,

A.K.S



YES FIX

YES

77 RADHA BRICKS AANAND

KUMAR BUBNA

RUN MAUZA-BENIJALALPUR ,

BLOCK-KADWA DISTRICT-

,KATIHAR, MO-9431885767

A SWASTIK

A/C

2015



FIX79 RAJ BRICKS SUNIL KUMAR

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA-BENIJALALPUR ,


,KATIHAR, MO-9473136249

JYOTI/C

25.624256 87.822535

POLL.APP- 25.624369 87.822825

25.628062 87.822613

25.627829 87.822501

25.628097 87.822094

25.62788 87.822147

POLL.APP- YES 25.627976 87.822316

25.499157 87.814228

25.497662 87.814101

25.499646 87.814411

25.499324 87.813981

POLL.APP- YES 25.4996 87.814145

25.497559 87.814769

25.497555 87.814359

25.497963 87.814750

25.497714 87.81439

POLL.APP- 25.497622 87.814594

25.500711 87.812475

25.50081 87.812412

25.50073 87.812590

25.500724 87.812348

POLL.APP- 25.50075 87.812459

25.503648 87.799895

25.504211 87.800174

25.503784 87.799691

25.504285 87.800065

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.5039 87.799885

25.471415 87.792353

25.470808 87.792536

25.471008 87.792278

25.471259 87.792676

POLL.APP- YES 25.471114 87.792485

25.748141 87.874644

25.748452 87.874041

25.748227 87.874384

25.748529 87.874529

POLL.APP- 25.748406 87.874393

25.546923 87.903051

25.546202 87.902829



AIR

YES

80 GULAB BRICKS RAJESH

BHUBNA

CLOSED

FROM

2017

MAUZA-BENIJALALPUR ,


,KATIHAR,

GOLD/C

2002



FIX82 MAA BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

MAUZA-PAKWAHAN BLOCK-


KATIHAR

MAA/C


E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.315,335

KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

81 TAJ BRICKS TAIMUR

AALAM

RUN MAUZA-PAKWAHAN BLOCK-



TATA/C

2007



YES FIX

YES

84 KMC BRICKS SAMSUL HODA RUN MAUZA-MARVATPUR

BLOCK-AAZAMNAGAR


9199139780

STON/C

2015



FIX83 SIDDIQ BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 10

YEARS

MAUZA-PAKWAHAN BLOCK-


KATIHAR

SIDDIQ/C



FIX86 RAUSHAN

BRICKS

SARAFAT

HUSSAIN

RUN MAUZA-MALLOR BLOCK-

BALRAMPUR DISTRICT-


RAUSHAN/C



YES FIX

YES

85 SONA BRICKS

FIELD

TAWARAK

ANSARI

RUN MAUZA-HATBROUL BLOCK-



S.B.F./C

2005

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-FIX87 NICE BRICKS DILAWAR

HUSSAIN

RUN MAUZA-MAHESPUR BLOCK-



NICE/C

25.546651 87.903074

25.54663 87.902676

POLL.APP- 25.546655 87.90282

25.458323 87.793588

25.458558 87.792839

25.45839 87.792937

25.45861 87.79335

POLL.APP- 25.458483 87.793175

25.449158 87.784086

25.449576 87.784204

25.449205 87.784356

25.449543 87.784449

POLL.APP- 25.44937 87.784253

25.63557 87.819028

25.635008 87.81804

25.635248 87.819010

25.635319 87.818713

POLL.APP- 25.635299 87.818867

25.647559 87.822155

25.647165 87.821942

25.647646 87.821884

25.647262 87.82166

POLL.APP- 25.647408 87.821875

25.592454 87.751888

25.592575 87.752497

25.592233 87.752034

25.592331 87.752522

POLL.APP- YES 25.592389 87.752224

25.589402 87.768813

25.589818 87.769063

25.58937 87.769085

25.589691 87.769174

POLL.APP- 25.589309 87.769004

25.598239 87.740346

25.598098 87.74095

25.598259 87.740806

25.598358 87.740374

POLL.APP- 25.598251 87.740767

25.597331 87.713147



FIX88 BAJRANG

BRICKS

CLOSED

FROM 3

YEARS

MAUZA-MANIKNAGAR

BLOCK-AAZAMNAGAR

DISTRICT-KATIHAR

BAJRANG/C

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.KATIHAR MOB-9931464744



FIX90 CHN BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 3

YEARS

MAUZA-GOVINDPUR

BLOCK-AAZAMNAGAR

DISTRICT-KATIHAR

C.H.N./C



FIX89 B.K. BRICKS LOKNATH

MANDAL

RUN MAUZA-MANIKNAGAR

BLOCK-PRANPUR


9661764850

B.K.B./C



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

92 BAJRANG

BRICKS

MANORANJAN

PRASAD

SINGH

RUN MAUZA-MANIKNAGAR

BLOCK-AAZAMNAGAR


8809878074

B.M.B./C

2008



FIX91 MPN BRICKS CLOSE

FROM 4

YEARS

MAUZA-DERPURA BLOCK-


KATIHAR

M.P.N./C



FIX94 BR BRICKS SUDHAKAR

SINGH

CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS

MAUZA-HARDA BLOCK-

KADWA DISTRICT-KATIHAR

B(SWASTIK)

R/C



FIX93 AAA BRICKS ASHOK SAH CLOSED

FROM 6

YEARS

MAUZA-BHOGOAN BLOCK-


A.A.A./C

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-9 KHATA NO.-YES ZIG-ZAG95 R S BRICKS DELEEP KR

SINGH

RUN MAUZA-POTHI BLOCK-


R(SWASTIK)

S/C

25.597319 87.712334

25.597083 87.712411

25.597073 87.713131

POLL.APP- YES 25.59721 87.71278

25.590429 87.709452

25.590294 87.710178

25.590123 87.709713

25.590318 87.709683

POLL.APP- YES 25.590289 87.709931

25.654961 87.724543

25.655126 87.727232

25.655562 87.727429

25.655469 87.72755

POLL.APP- YES 25.65514 87.727389

25.697155 87.728456

25.696611 87.728436

25.697115 87.728168

25.696656 87.728111

POLL.APP- YES 25.696859 87.728297

25.715203 87.771206

25.71583 87.771253

25.715806 87.770981

25.715324 87.770909

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.715546 87.771131

25.663071 87.693290

25.663133 87.692993

25.663685 87.690820

25.663634 87.693378

POLL.APP- YES 25.66344 87.693209

25.664429 87.699400

25.664524 87.692437

25.664674 87.693102

25.664623 87.692665

POLL.APP- YES 25.664635 87.692419

25.691599 87.667188

25.692189 87.667265

25.692263 87.666924

25.691623 87.666564

POLL.APP- YES 25.691908 87.667079


373,375

KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.429,430,440

KHESRA NO.

YES FIX

YES

96 MAA BRICKS PAWAN KR

SINGH

RUN MAUZA-BHOGOAN BLOCK-


MOB-8340345065

MAA/C

2010

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.184,185,188,1

89,190

KHESRA NO.YES

SINGH KADWA DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9304189560

S/C

1999


64,38

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.203,205,208

KHESRA

NO.306,308,187

YES FIX

YES

98 R M BRICKS REETA DEVI RUN MAUZA-SADHELI BLOCK-


MOB-9771130545

R.B.M./C

2010



YES AIR

YES

97 SHIV BRICKS PANKAJ KR

SAH

RUN MAUZA-KUMHARI BLOCK-


MOB-9006186020

SHIV/C

2013



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

100 LAXMI BRICKS

PRODUCTS

BIRENDRA

MEHTA

RUN MAUZA-SAGRATH BLOCK-


MOB-9430634290

A.B.A./C

2002



FIX

APPL

Y

99 SONY BRICKS ABRAR

PARVEZ

RUN MAUZA-PARALIYA BLOCK-


MOB-9801916962

SONY/C

2007

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-6 KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.156,150

KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

102 MAHADEV

BRICKS

ASHOK

KUMAR

MEHTA

RUN MAUZA-BAVANGOAN



B.A.M/C

2207



YES AIR

YES

101 LAXMI BRICKS YOGENDRA

KUMAR

MEHTA

RUN MAUZA-SAGRATH BLOCK-


MOB-9973758266

A.B.A./C

2012

25.692353 87.668005

25.692851 87.667993

25.692844 87.667704

25.69238 87.667725

POLL.APP- YES 25.692596 87.667835

25.648853 87.661856

25.649078 87.661957

25.649289 87.661430

25.649093 87.661355

POLL.APP- YES 25.649035 87.661727

25.65629 87.597575

25.65633 87.596054

25.656529 87.593970

25.65692 87.597171

POLL.APP- YES 25.656486 87.597539

25.653882 87.612388

25.654095 87.613054

25.654067 87.612323

25.653839 87.612979

POLL.APP- YES 25.653944 87.612639

25.637453 87.634747

25.637277 87.635394

25.63735 87.635505

25637608 87.63922

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.637462 87.635158

25.616258 87.628770

25.616401 87.629538

25.616522 87.628717

25.616628 87.62956

POLL.APP- 25.616433 87.62915

25.610391 87.620867

25.610421 87.621688

25.610645 87.621626

25.610515 87.621018

POLL.APP- YES 25.61049 87.621397

25.591366 87.628733

25.591414 87.629467

25.591622 87.628781

25.591493 87.628958



YES AIR

YES

104 VIP BRICKS ASHOK

KUMAR SAH

RUN MAUZA-BASANTPUR



V.I.P/C

2013

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-69 KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.264,265

KHESRA NO.

YES AIR

YES

103 MAHADEV

BRICKS

MUKESH

KUMAR SINHA

RUN MAUZA-BAVANGOAN



B.A.M/C

2013



YES AIR

YES

106 MATA LAXMI

BRICKS

AJAY KUMAR

SINGH

RUN MAUZA-KALSAR BLOCK-

HASANGANJ DISTRICT-


S.N.S/C

2014



YES AIR

YES

105 AAYAN

BRICKS

SANJAI

KUMAR SINGH

RUN MAUZA-GAGANNATHPUR

BLOCK-HASANGANJ


7004782381

S SWASTIK

S /C

2018



AIR

108 SHIV BRICKS GOPAL

KRISHNA SAH

RUN MAUZA-SORIYA BLOCK-

DANDKHORA DISTRICT-


SHIV/C

2000



YES ZIG-ZAG

APPL

Y

107 SHYAM BRICKS RAJ KISHOR

SINGH

RUN MAUZA-PIRUPIPRA BLOCK-

HASANGANJ DISTRICT-


SILPI/C

2017



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

110 SHIV SHAKTI

BRICKS

AASHIK KHAN RUN MAUZA-SHANKARPUR

BLOCKDANDKHORADISTRI

CT-KATIHAR MOB-

7004782381

S.S.B/C

2011



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

109 BAJRANG

BRICKS

BALMIKI PD.

SINGH

RUN MAUZA- BHATHORIA

BLOCK-HASANGANJ


7992252378

B.A.B/C

2001

POLL.APP- YES 25.591451 87.629267

25.587905 87.648944

25.588188 87.649

25.588291 87.648466

25.588066 87.648426

POLL.APP- 25.588106 87.648667

25.610806 87.665717

25.610551 87.665214

25.611013 87.665591

25.610733 87.665066

POLL.APP- 25.610805 87.665422

25.609457 87.636816

25.60954 87.636199

25.609839 87.636244

25.60962 87.636779

POLL.APP- YES 25609644 87.636496

25.640488 87.669469

25.640364 87.67004

25.640776 87.669553

25.64058 87.67007

POLL.APP- 25.640518 87.669853

25.546366 87.596277

25.546319 87.596592

25.54575 87.596483

25.548446 87.596648

POLL.APP- 25.546058 87.596506

25.573512 87.583344

25.573648 87.582681

25.573778 87.583315

25.573863 87.58277

POLL.APP- 25.573702 87.583003

25.542528 87.617462

25.542628 87.616792

25.542767 87.617535

25.542938 87.616861

POLL.APP- 25.542715 87.61718

25.590047 87.512741

25.590355 87.512711

25.590175 87.512026

25.590441 87.512252

117 MOTI LAL

AGGARWAL

VINOD KUMAR

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA- TARZANA BLOCK -

KATIHAR DISTRICT-


STONE/C

2014



AIR

118 H.W.A. SOYAL

BRICKS

MD.ASGAR RUN MAUZA- SIMRIA BLOCK -

KODHA DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9006495881

H.W.A./C

2016

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- 30 KHATA NO.-

835,657,367,825,

365E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.595,596,597,5

98

KHESRA

NO.4606,4604,4

617,4622,4618,4

YES FIX

APPL

Y



AIR

112 GOLD BRICKS MD. RAHIESH RUN MAUZA-BHABHRAULI

BLOCK-DANDKHORA


8340419671

GOLD/C

2010



AIR

111 RAM RAHIM

BRICKS

KADIR KHAN RUN MAUZA-DANDKHORA

BLOCK-DANDKHORA


9934618557

STAR/C

2008



AIR

114 STEEL BRICKS NITYANAND

SAH

RUN MAUZA-MANGORJAN

BLOCK-DANDKHORA


8877409064

STEEL/C



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

113 ROSE BRICKS ASHOK

KUMAR YADAV

RUN MAUZA-SORIYA BLOCK-

DANDKHORA DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MOB- 9431471373

ROSE/C

2008



AIR116 B.B.BRICKS NAVAL

KISHOR

DOKANIYA

RUN MAUZA- DALAN BLOCK -

KATIHAR DISTRICT-


B(SWASTIK)

B/B



FIX

115 SONA BRICKS JUGAL

AGGARWAL

CLOSED

FROM 2

YEARS

MAUZA-BAIGANA BLOCK -

KATIHAR DISTRICT-

KATIHAR

SONA/C

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.590228 87.512489

25.579404 87.503259

25.580056 87.503347

25.579462 87.503006

25.580033 87.50308

POLL.APP- 25.579801 87.503182

25.600205 87.444989

25.59957 87.444847

25.599695 87.444446

25.600245 87.444677

POLL.APP- YES 25.599915 87.444751

25.616 87.439949

25.615997 87.439675

25.616604 87.439875

25.616547 87.439609

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.616301 87.439801

25.612843 87.460417

25.612915 87.460668

25.613491 87.460364

25.61345 87.460672

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.613153 87.460525

25.627902 87.421578

25.628459 87.421579

25.627959 87.421336

25.628393 87.421766

POLL.APP- 25.628222 87.421538

25.640211 87.438332

25.640368 87.438127

25.640791 87.438451

25.640615 87.438591

POLL.APP- YES 25.640492 87.438353

25.613401 87.420755

25.613503 87.420721

25.613349 87.420789

25.61339 87.420727

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.61192 87.424120

125 A.S.N. BRICKS SULTAN RUN MAUZA- KODHA BLOCK -


MOB-9534259684

A.S.N./C

2018



YES AIR

APPL

Y

126 A M A BRICKS ANWARUL

HAQ

RUN MAUZA- KODHA BLOCK -


A M A /C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES AIR

123 A ONE

CONSTRUCTIO

N

BHOLA

PRASAD

CHAURASIA

RUN MAUZA- MAHESHPUR

BLOCK - KODHA DISTRICT-


A-ONE/C

2011



YES AIR

YES

124 H.W.A. SOYAL

BRICKS

MD ASGAR RUN MAUZA- MAHESHPUR



H.W.A./C

2012

MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-58,30 KHATA NO.-58

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.595,179,181,5

96,597,598

KHESRA

NO.181,179

YES FIX

YES

121 N.S.BRICKS NARAYAN

MANDAL

RUN MAUZA- BHATWARA



N(SWASTIK)

S/C

2011


187,268

KHATA NO.-187

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.214,208,216,2

15,196

KHESRA

NO.214,208,216,

215

YES FIX

YES

122 FREEDOM

BRICKS

ABUL KALAM

AZAD

RUN MAUZA-

BHATWARA/KHERIYA



AAA/C

2014


139,181

KHATA NO.-

139,181

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.1573,1574

KHESRA

NO.1573,1574

YES FIX

YES

119 KALAWATI

BRICKS

COMPANY

SURESH KR

MEDHANI

RUN MAUZA- SIMRIA BLOCK -


MOB-8676941350

SIMPI/C

2014



AIR

120 APS BRICKS SHAMIM

AKHTAR

RUN MAUZA- KHERIYA BLOCK -


MOB-9472457762

A.P.S./C

2013



YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

98 617,4622,4618,4

613

25.611452 87.424045

25.611976 87.423864

25.611513 87.423753

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.611681 87.423922

25.611176 87.421968

25.610966 87.42184

25.611023 87.421276

25.611252 87.421364

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.611098 87.421576

25.603207 87.416142

25.602638 87.416047

25.602642 87.416349

25.603152 87.416435

POLL.APP- YES 25.602894 87.416246

25.589388 87.427521

25.588855 87.427473

25.588943 87.427211

25.589421 87.427228

POLL.APP- YES 25.589122 87.427326

25.560392 87.425811

25.559735 87.425765

25.560367 87.425525

25.559759 87.425443

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.56004 87.425628

25.551484 87.387576

25.550999 87.387498

25.551056 87.387172

25.551294 87.387372

POLL.APP- 25.551572 87.38732

25.548006 87.397725

25.547582 87.39633

25.548057 87.397504

25.547603 87.397438

POLL.APP- YES 25.547807 87.397588

25.54804 87.389930

25.547524 87.389712

25.547862 87.390199

25.547727 87.389957

HAQ KODHA DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9934822549

2011

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.YES

127 A S C BRICKS UMAR HASAN RUN MAUZA- KODHA BLOCK -


MOB-9955572141

A S C /C

2004



YES AIR

YES

128

129

KHATA NO.-

22,170

KHATA NO.-1

KHESRA

NO.783,754,861

KHESRA NO

791,813.

KHATA NO.-8 KHATA NO.-300

KHESRA NO.227 KHESRA

NO.195,161

YES AIR

YES

YES AIR

YES

130

131

MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.46 KHESRA NO.

1998

SONA BRICKS ABUS SAMI RUN MAUZA-MADWA BLOCK -


MOB-8084874519

SONA/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.

132

133

AMAN BRICKS AMIR HUSSAIN RUN

OM BRICKS

H.M.T BRICKS MAHESH

PRASAD

MEHTA

RUN

MAUZA- GAURGOAN



A S A /C MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.-

2009

ROSE BRICKS AJRAHARUL

HAQ

RUN MAUZA- RAMPUR BLOCK -


MOB-9939364204

A P M /C MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.-

2010

KUSMANDA

BRICKS

BHOLA RAM

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA- HARIYAMIR


KATIHAR MOB-9431205951,

9801090243

K

(SWASTIK)

B /C

KHESRA NO.

2017

AIR

2012

FIX

YES

KHATA NO.-10 KHATA NO.-YES

BINDU KUMARI RUN MAUZA- PACHMA BLOCK -


MOB-9931265425

O.M.B/C

KHESRA NO.


E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.306 KHESRA NO.306

MINING-APP- YES AIR

YES

YES AIR

YES

2012

MAUZA- PACHMA BLOCK -


MOB-9973667100

H.M.T/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-

64,168

KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.779,860,852,8

64

POLL.APP- YES 25.547976 87.390178

25.636447 87.311473

25.636594 87.310773

25.636152 87.311375

25.636186 87.310645

POLL.APP- YES 25.63631 87.311072

25.641579 87.306557

25.641534 87.305822

25.641788 87.306345

25.641865 87.305845

POLL.APP- YES 25.641675 87.306072

25.63517 87.299373

25.634949 87.298613

25.635212 87.298631

25.635054 87.298946

POLL.APP- 25.634948 87.299305

25.619685 87.300704

25.619947 87.300077

25.619853 87.300824

25.620144 87.300249

POLL.APP- YES 25.61957 87.300465

25.51237 87.479334

25.511817 87.479115

25.511962 87.478897

25.519392 87.479084

POLL.APP- YES 25.512145 87.479111

25.498425 87.412591

25.499141 87.412569

25.498528 87.412211

25.499187 87.412312

POLL.APP- YES 25.498807 87.412439

25.491722 87.435184

25.491505 87.435633

25.491929 87.435372

25.491619 87.435808

POLL.APP- YES 25.491663 87.435508

25.459488 87.449351

25.459088 87.449298

25.459543 87.449249

25.459243 87.449213

134

135

136

137

138

GEETA DEVI RUN MAUZA- NISUNDARA

BLOCK - FALKA DISTRICT-


J SAWASTIK

H/C


64


2002

YES ZIG ZAG

YES

J SAWASTIK H

BRICKS

KHATA NO.-


2014

YES ZIG ZAG

YES

R N M MANDAL

BRICKS

MANOJ

KUMAR

MINI KUMARI RUN MAUZA- NISUNDHRA



MAA/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-RUN MAUZA- SOHTHA BLOCK -

FALKA DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9931008815

R.N.M/C MINING-APP-



2018

FIX

MAA BRICKS

KHATA NO.-


AIR

YES

M SAWASTIK S

BRICKS

SANJAY

KUMAR SAH

VIKASH

KUMAR

GUPTA

RUN MAUZA- SAKRELI BLOCK -

BARARI DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9931515098

S

SAWASTIK

B/C

MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-RUN MAUZA- SALEHPUR



BBC/C MINING-APP-


E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.1043

KHESRA

NO.10432016

FIX

YES

SHIV BRICKS

139

140

141

N.B.F/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-

679,340

AIRRUN MAUZA- RONIYA BLOCK -


MOB-9430209442

RUN

KHATA NO.-

679,340,

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.3552,340

KHESRA

NO352,3402.

V.I.P/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-

E.C.APP.-

YES

NIDHI BRICKS ARUN

CHAODHARY

1998

VIP BRICKS MUSFIK

AALAM

MAUZA- MARPABALUA

BLOCK - BARARI DISTRICT-

KATIHAR MOB-9973416827KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.

2011

GOLD BRICKS RUN MAUZA- SISIYA BLOCK -


MOB-8102667365

MINING-APP-

2015

KHATA NO.-

KHESRA NO.

GOLD/C

AIR

YES

KHATA NO.-371

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.289

AIR

YES

ABDUL

GAFAR

YES

POLL.APP- YES 25.459331 87.449316

25.476565 87.394799

25.476666 87.394525

25.477239 87.394623

25.476912 87.394776

POLL.APP- YES 25.476733 87.394739

25.489036 87.401321

25.489677 87.401216

25.489651 87.401596

25.489154 87.40161

POLL.APP- YES 25.489661 87.401449

25.51868 87.394873

25.518434 87.394796

25.518571 87.394220

25.518715 87.39439

POLL.APP- YES 25.518573 87.394627

25.513617 87.302770

25.514281 87.302414

25.513595 87.302474

25.514248 87.302706

POLL.APP- YES 25.512938 87.302506

25.520867 87.309080

25.520667 87.308575

25.520492 87.308709

25.520687 87.309132

POLL.APP- 25.520642 87.308843

25.513076 87.299829

25.512487 87.299875

25.512947 87.299499

25.512499 87.299572

POLL.APP- YES 25.512808 87.299716

25.513024 87.296981

25.512309 87.297048

25.512946 87.296656

25.512395 87.296639

POLL.APP- YES 25.512666 87.296876

25.496629 87.306364

25.496891 87.306256

25.497075 87.306740

25.496786 87.306811

KHATA NO.-

KHATA NO.-

305.48,385,353

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

BAJRANG

BRICKS

SUDAY KUMAR RUN MAUZA- BHANDARTAL

BLOCK - BARARI DISTRICT-


GAYATRI

BRICKS

RUN MAUZA- RONIYA BLOCK -


MOB-9931601564

MAUZA- RONIYA BLOCK -


MOB-9431668247

2000

ARVIND

YADAV

MINING-APP-

KHESRA

NO.3352,3353

T.S.V BRICKS

B.G.F BRICKS SUMAN

KUMAR SINGH

RUN

MD.ELIYAS

KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.

2010

RAVINDRA

KUMAR

CHAUDHARY

S.S.S/C KHATA NO.-


KHATA NO.-

KHATA NO.-628


KHESRA NO.

KHESRA

NO,3675.3676

KHATA NO.-

427,831

KHATA NO.-

RUN MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -

SAMELI DISTRICT-KATIHAR

MOB-9973416827

T.S.V/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.-YES AIR

YES

2008

CLOSED

FROM 4

YEARS

MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -


S.K/C

2013

S

SAWASTIK

S/C


E.C.APP.-

VISHWANATH

PRASAD

YADAV



MOB-9572346174

N

SAWASTIK

B/C

MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-


MINING-APP-



2005

AIR

YES

NATH BRICKS

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.1609

KHESRA

NO,52,127,136,1

432010

FIX

YES

A-ONE BRICKS AKHTAR

AALAM

MANOJ

KUMAR



MOB-9199236243

S.K.S/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-259RUN MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -


MOB-9973049765

A-ONE/C MINING-APP-



2015

FIX

YES

S.K.S BRICKS

ZIG ZAG

YES

YES AIR

YES

B.G.F/C

MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.-

FIX

YES

YES

POLL.APP- YES 25.496804 87.306483

25.497626 87.297146

25.498265 87.297273

25.496763 87.297474

25.498196 87.297458

POLL.APP- YES 25.497967 87.297294

25.495298 87.289876

25.495476 87.289997

25.495336 87.290483

25.495133 87.290395

POLL.APP- 25.495331 87.290206

25.503258 87.315059

25.503197 87.315804

25.502997 87.315058

25.502916 87.315733

POLL.APP- YES 25.503128 87.315456

25.499856 87.311653

25.49973 87.311945

25.49917 87.311894

25.499332 87.311579

POLL.APP- YES 25.499456 87.311786

25.489106 87.319323

25.48907 87.319245

25.489251 87.319210

25.488869 87.319311

POLL.APP-

25.488732 87.317672

25.488194 87.317951

25.488402 87.318101

25.488763 87.317892

POLL.APP- 25.488481 87.317902

25.481211 87.317778

25.481675 87.318233

25.481135 87.318114

25.481661 87.31788

POLL.APP- 25.481328 87.317995

25.488074 87.304061

25.488641 87.304165

25.488128 87.304425

25.4886 87.304481

KHATA NO.-

KHATA NO.-

247,187

KHATA NO.-

KHATA NO.-

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157


2010

YES AIR

YES

JAI JAGDAMBA

BRICKS

AJAY KUMAR

CHAUDHARY

SANJAY

KUMAR

GUPTA

CLOSED

FROM 3

YEARS



MOB-

A.S/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-RUN MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -


MOB-8051717417

J.M.D/C MINING-APP-



FIX

A.S BRICKS

E.C.APP.- KHESRA

NO.1083

KHESRA NO.-

1082,10832012

YES FIX

YES

A.M.S BRICKS ASFAK AALAM

ABDUL HAKIM RUN MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -


MOB-9162945672

SUN/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-247RUN MAUZA- BAKHRI BLOCK -


MOB-9631555573

A.M.S/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-20


13872013

YES FIX

YES

SUN BRICKS


FIX

T.S.B BRICKS

CLOSED

FROM 4

YEARS



MOB-

A.M.B/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-CLOSED

FROM 4

YEARS



MOB-

T.S.B/C MINING-APP-



FIX

A.M.B BRICKS


FIX

HOM BRICKS

OM PRAKASH

CHIRANIYA

RUN MAUZA-MADHELI BLOCK -


MOB-9534757646

MANI/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.-CLOSE

FROM 5

YEARS



MOB-

HOM/C MINING-APP-



2012

YES AIR

YES

J.D BRICKS

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.488354 87.304247

25.482724 87.305841

25.48278 87.306126

25.482639 87.305904

25.48281 87.306077

POLL.APP- 25.482729 87.30582

25.486885 87.308423

25.487058 87.30845

25.486917 87.308880

25.487101 87.308898

POLL.APP- 25.487075 87.308711

25.488475 87.293855

25.488999 87.293668

25.488472 87.293577

25.488961 87.293931

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.488702 87.293803

25.477628 87.302457

25.478351 87.302379

25.478122 87.302620

25.477799 87.302036

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.477945 87.302315

25.47956 87.268729

25.47945 87.269002

25.478851 87.268713

25.478879 87.269046

POLL.APP- YES 25.479192 87.268838

25.467954 87.261074

25.467898 87.261348

25.467411 87.260993

25.46743 87.261275

POLL.APP- 25.467676 87.261204

25.548838 87.302614

25.549225 87.302184

25.54866 87.302217

25.548954 87.302369

POLL.APP- YES 25.54888 87.302428

25.573838 87.314524

25.574466 87.314491

25.573339 87.314250

25.544489 87.314238

KHATA NO.-

KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.

YES

AIR

YES

158

159

160

161

162

163

164

165


FIX

DON BRICKS

NITU KUMARI RUN MAUZA-MADHELI BLOCK -


MOB-9939879003

J.G.B/C MINING-APP-

KHATA NO.- CLOSED

FROM 4

YEARS.

MAUZA-MADHELI BLOCK -


MOB-

DON/C MINING-APP-



2018

AIR

J.G.B BRICKS

2013C

YES AIR

YES

J.M.T BRICKS MANOJ

KUMAR YADAV

RUN MAUZA- MADHELI BLOCK -


MOB-9162840125

J.M.T/C MINING-APP- KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-


KHATA NO.- KHATA NO.-YES AIR

YES

2011

SSP BRICKS SANKAR

KUMAR

CHAUDHARY

RUN MAUZA- MADHELI BLOCK -

KURSHELA DISTRICT-


S.S.P/C MINING-APP-

E.C.APP.-

2013

SEMI BRICKS MD.SAHJAHA RUN MAUZA- MURADPUR

BLOCK - SAMELI DISTRICT-


SEMI/C


KHATA NO.-37,47 KHATA

NO.1006,1547

E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO.75 KHESRA

NO.4100,4101,4

103

MINING-APP- AIR

YES

YES ZIG-ZAG

YES

GINNI BRICKS SANTOSH

KUMAR

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA- MURADPUR

BLOCK - KURSHELA


9431635406

GINNI/C

2009

2013

N.S BRICKS


SH.KATYANI

BRICKS

NARAYAN

PRASAD

AGGARWAL

RUN MAUZA- KUSIYARI BLOCK

- SAMELI DISTRICT-


K

SAWASTIK

B/C



MINING-APP-

YES AIRPANKAJ

KUMAR

RUN

YES

MAUZA- MADARSA BLOCK -


MOB-9572226470

N

SAWASTIK

S/C


E.C.APP.- KHESRA NO. KHESRA NO.APPL

Y

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.544154 87.314336

25.247057 87.838873

25.247129 87.838351

25.247262 87.838863

25.247311 87.838397

POLL.APP- APPL

Y

25.247195 87.838588

25.480031 87.260892

25.480238 87.260914

25.480146 87.260820

25.480139 87.260932

POLL.APP- 25.480131 87.260821

166

167

PRABHU

NARAYAN

MANDAL KHESRA NO.

YES FIXRAM RAHIM

BRICKS



A.R.S MINING-APP-

RUN MAUZA- DURGAPUR

BLOCK - AMDABAD


8651754341

R.R.B/C MINING-APP-



APPL

Y

FIX

A.R.K BRICKS CLOSED

FROM 5

YEARS



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