MCDR INSPECTION REPORT

INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES

MINES CONTROL & CONSERVATION OF MINERALS DIVISION

BHUBANESWAR REGIONAL OFFICE

1) Name of Inspecting officer Mr. Ibrahim Sharif

2) Designation Asst. Controller of Mines

3) Accompanying mine official with designation Mr. A. Sahu Manager (Mines)

4) Date of Inspection 03.06.2012

PART –I GENERAL INFORMATION

1.Name of mine Mahulsukha Manganese Mine

a. Category of mine

( A-Fully mechanized, B-Other than fully

mechanized )

A-other than fully mechanised

b. Mode of working ( OC/UG/Both o/c & u/g) OC

c. Postal address At/PO- Bhutuda , Via- Barsuan, Dist

Sundergargh

d. State Orissa

e. District Sundergarh

f. Tehsil/ Taluka Bonai

g. Police station Tensa

h. Village Bhutuda,

i. Post Bhutuda

j. Pin Code 770 041

k. FAX -

l. E-mail contact@aryanmining.in

m. Phone 06625 211056

n. Date of first opening 03.02.1945

o. Weekly day of rest Sunday

2. a) Lease No. : RML application No-139

b) Lease area in hect. with forest area, if

any

: 399.838 Ha. Forest Area- 340.332 Ha (Proposed

Reserve Forest-339.017 ha, Kesra Forest-1.315 ha)

c) Period of lease : 20 years (03.02.1985 to 02.02.2005), RML applied

over entire lease area for further period of 20 years.

d) In case of forest area if the permission

has been taken, its details like area

permitted to be worked & letter No. etc.

: Work continuing in forest area after obtaining DP

clearance from the Competent Authority Vide

letter No-14310, Dated 26.08.2008

e) if the area is worked on any interim

Govt. order or court order, its details.

: Nil

f) Date of expiry. : 02.02.2005.(working under deemed extension

under rule 24(A) of MCR, 1960)

3.a) Mineral(s) included in the lease deed : Manganese Ore

b) Mineral(s) worked : Manganese Ore

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4. Name and address of (including FAX/ E-mail, if any)

a) Lessee/ owner : Aryan Mining & Trading Corp. (p) Ltd.

P 1, Hide Lane

Aryan House, 8th

Floor

Kolkata- 700 009 Phone- 033 2236 4601

Fax- 033 2236 4602

E-mail: contact@aryanmining.in

b) Nominated owner : Mr. Pradeep Kumar Saraf

Aryan Mining & Trading Corp. (p) Ltd.

P 1, Hide Lane

Aryan House, 8th

Floor

Kolkata- 700 009

Fax- 033 2236 4602

E-mail: contact@aryanmining.in

c) Agent with date of appointment : None

d) Mining Engineer and geologists appointed

under rule 42 of MCDR, 1988 with date of

appointment and whether full/ part time with

qualification.

: Mining Engineer- Mr. Narottam Kumar, d.o.a.

16.09.2011

Geologist- Mr. Minaketan Naik, d.o.a.

19.01.2009

e) Mine Manager with qualification and date of

appointment

: Mr. A.Sahu, First Class Manager’s Certificate

(Restricted) d.o.a. 23.03.2011

5. Details about Mining Plan/ Mining Scheme

a) Letter No. and date of approval of mining

plan

: BBS/SG/Mn/MP-192 ; Dated 25.05.2004

b) Letter No. and date of approval of mining

scheme.

: MS/OTF-MECH/24-ORI/BHU/2010-11,

Dated 11.06.2010

c) Condition while approving the MP/ MS/

modification

: Not specific

d) Period of mining plan/ mining scheme in

force :

: From 2010-11 to 2014-15 (financial year)

PART II-TECHNICAL DETAILS

1. Details about employment.

Maximum number of persons employed on any day during the year(i) below ground (ii) above ground

and (iii) in all in the mines.

Classification Average daily employment Average No.

of days

worked in a

year

Remarks

Direct Contract Total

OPENCAST

a) Managerial person 5 Nil 5 307

b) Supervisory persons 18 Nil 18 307

c) Workers 25 88 113 307

d) Ministerial persons 03 Nil Nil 307

c) Employment in plant Nil Nil Nil Nil

f) Others Nil Nil Nil Nil

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2. Community Development Plan (in and around the mines) Enclosed (Annexure- IIA, IIB & II C)

S.

N

Proposed action

towards socio-

economic

development during

the current year

Expenditure

proposed in

Rs. Lakhs

( Previous

financial

year)- 2011-

12

Expenditure

incurred in

Rs. Lakhs

(Previous

financial

year)- 2011-

12

Expenditure

incurred so

far Till date

of inspection

Expenditure

proposed for

current year

2012-13

Remarks

1 General development

in the area

Enclosed

Vide

Annexure

- I

a) Housing

b) Water supply

c) Sanitation

d) Health, safety and

medical facilities.

2 Training

3 Employment to local

inhabitants

4 Infrastructure-public

transport, roads,

communication and

electricity

5 Recreation and other

sports activities

6 Expenditure for

environment

management

7 Others

Total

% expenditure out of

total annual budget

Total

3. Status of compliance of MCDR, 88 including therewith the rectification of outstanding

violation of the rules.

Date of last inspection Violation pointed out Compliance reported

09.08.2010 13(1) & 27 Complied vide ref. letter no.

50/IBM/10-11 dated 23.10.2010

During current inspection violation of rule 13(1), 33(2) & 45(1(a) (i) of MCDR 1988 was pointed out

to the party vide this office letter of even no. dated 02.08.2012.

4. (a) A note on justification in case of suspension of mining operations under rule 1392) or

prohibition of deployment of any person under rule 56 of MCDR, 1988 if recommended.

Not recommended

(b) If rule 13(2) or 56 has been imposed in the past, its details needs to be included specially giving

reasons and letter number.

Not applicable

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5. Scientific Mining (As per latest approved mining Plan/Scheme)

Item Proposal

2011-12

Actual work done

2011-12

Remarks

i) Exploration (Rule 13)

a) Type of prospecting and exploration

i.e. pitting, drilling etc. 10 Bore holes &

4 No. of trenches Nil

Geophysical

exploration over

100 hect. has

been carried out.

b) Total area covered

ii) Workings (Rule 13)

a) Opencast/ underground Opencast Opencast

b) Manual/ mechanized Semi-mechanized Semi-mechanized

c) No. and size of each pit (L x W x H)

. Quarry 1N

820-1100 S /

100-390 W

800-1300 S /

00-390 W

d) Bench size (1 x w x h) length can be

defined as regular or irregular

5 x 5 regular 5 x 5 regular

e) Ore to waste ratio pit wise if possible

otherwise for mine.

1: 3.2 1: 9.42

f) Total area covered under

excavation/pits

61.93 ha

iii) Waste disposal (Rule 13)

a) Location of dumps NE part of

Nandagira Quarry

NE part of

Nandagira Quarry

b) Method of dumping whether

advancing/ retreat

Retreating Advancing

c) Total area covered under waste dump 34.34 Ha

d) No. & size of each waste dump with

number of steps lift/ bench.

One active dump

with four terraces

e) Yearly generation of waste quantity. 204798.00 m³ 161331.00 m³

f) Year-wise quantity of top soil

removed, utilized & stacked.

Nil 158 m³ Utilized 20 m³

Stocked 138 m³

6. Conservation of mineral- both quantitative and qualitative.

i) Mineral (Rule 15)

(a) No benches in ore and waste Three in Ore, four in OB

(b) Percentage of recovery of ore pit-wise w.r.t. ROM and

total material

40 % recovery of total ROM excavation

ii) Sub-grade mineral/ fines (Rule 16)

(a) Separate stacking from waste

Waste & Sub-grade ores are stacked

separately

(b) Location of stacking : Nandagira Quarry

(c) Total area covered for stacking : 1.5 Hect.

(d) No. and size of each stack Enclosed vide Annexure- V

(e) Quantity of yearly generation, utilization and total

quantity available during inspection with grade.

: 530 m³( Mn % 20 to 27.99%)

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iii) Beneficiation (Rule 20)

(a) Efforts for improving low grade and sub-grade

mineral.

Manual Screening & sorting and sizing

of ROM

(b) The process flow sheet and material balance need to

be given here.

No beneficiation plant is operating

within lease area.

iv) Efforts for improving percentage of recovery of

ore.

Rotary/ manual screening is being

carried to recover ore up to -1mm.

7. Environment Management both quantitative and qualitative

i) Land Environment:

(a) Landscape : The area is hilly terrain & undulating

(b) Aesthetic

environment

: Plantation over old waste dumps has been carried out to improve the

aesthetic beauty.

(c) Soil and land use

pattern

: Mining pits-23.00ha, OB dump-4.974 ha, infrastructure-6.4 ha, Road-

10.16 ha, green belt-6.3 ha.

(d) Agriculture : No agriculture activity is carried out within lease area.

(e) Forest (flora &

fauna)

: Site specific wild life conservation plan has been prepared and approved

by PCCF (WL) and Chief Wild life Warden (Orissa) vide memo no. 6264

dated 04/09/10.A sum of Rs. 280.00 Lakh has been deposited with DFO,

Bonai under CAMPA account to undertake activities within project area &

project impact area.

(f) Vegetation :

(g) Public building, places and monuments (protected monument and historical monument), places of

worship and places of tourist interest:

A temple has been constructed by the lessee within the lease area.

ii) Water Environment

(a) Surface water

: Water quality is monitored quarterly, Potability test is being done at

regular interval at IMMT - BBSR. Drinking water is Potable as per report.

(b) Ground water ; No adverse affect to the ground water due to mining activities.

(c) Quality of water : Quality of surface water within the permissible limit.

iii) Air Environment

Water Sprinkling is done on Haul Road, Processing yard, dump area and

camp area by water tanker.

(a) Noise Noise level is well within the permissible limit.

(b) Air

Ambient air quality survey is conducted quarterly. Suspended particulate

matters are found within specified permit limit.

(c) Climatic condition Humid tropical

iv) Socio-economic

environment

Nearby villagers of the lease area are primarily depend on this project since

4 decades.

(a) Social & demogra

-phic profile

Most of the people of this area is dominated by tribals and belonging to

backward classes. Their main livelihood is agricultural. Majority of the local

peoples are employed in mines.

(b) Recommending

health and safety

1. Medical Checkup is being conducted at regular interval

2. Medicines are provided free of cost to villagers around the lease hold

area

3. Free ambulance service is provided round the year to meet the medical

emergency.

(c) Human settlement

(d) Recreational

facility

1. Outdoor games like volleyball, football & cricket are arranged to identify

the hidden talent among the local youth.

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2. To create sportsmanship in local young community necessary sports

material is distributed to the local sports club.

3. Indoor and outdoor games facilities are arranged for employees.

8. Sensitive technical items on conservation of mineral, scientific mining and protection of

environment

Specific issues that are required to be kept in focus for examination & monitoring should be stated

here. Mining operations were commenced in the lease area since 03.02.1945. Continuation of

mining operation since 1945 has opened up 22 no. of quarries in the mineralized area in 4 blocks viz.

Nandagira block, Rajbasa block, mahulsukha block and Lohandangar block. Presently the mining

operations have been concentrated at Nandagira block only.

Mining operations are being carried out by semi mechanized means by maintaining height and width

of benches at 5 m and 9 m respectively. Quarry Q-1N is merged with quarries 5b & 5C due to

continuity of vein of the ore body.

Environment protective measures like Retaining wall, Garland drain and settling pond all along bottom

periphery of waste dump in Nandagira block has been maintained.

9. Scrutiny of annual returns on cost of operation, reserves, production, pit mouth value, stock,

land use pattern and fixe assets for the year 2011-12:

(1) Cost of operation : Rs 2064.36

(2) Reserve : 374424.318 Metric Ton

(3) Production : 17118.431 Metric Ton ( 2011-12)

(4)Pit's Mouth Value : Rs 5719.00

(5) Stock : 47809.271 Metric Ton( 2011-12)

: 45998.530 Metric Ton (as on May 2012)

(6) Land use pattern : under current working- 61.93 ha, waste disposal- 34.34 ha, building, roads

etc.-6.72 ha, others-53.56 ha.

(7) Fixed assets :

PART-III PERFORMANCE OF THE MINE Comments on performance of the mine owner has not been furnished as the lease is not expiring

within the next two years: not applicable

PART-IV PROPOSAL FOR FURTHER ACTION FOR a) Indian Bureau of Mines ( any issue related to CGPB, SPCB, assistance, consultancy, annual

programme and studies & etc): None

b) The state Govt., (illegal Mining, mining dispute, infrastructure, mineral based industry,

mineral policy & etc.): Presence of Iron ore reserves in the lease area is observed during

inspection of mines. c) The Central Govt. ( Infrastructure development, Mineral policy and legislation, mineral based

industry & etc,) : None

(IBRAHIM SHARIEF)

Assistant Controller of Mines

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Enclosed vide Annexure-VIII

GROSS NPV. : 24,84,42,360/-

WDV OTHER ASSETS : 18,83,378/-

1842.599 Metric Ton(April 2012 to May 2012)

10. Development, production and Ore: O.B. ratio proposed in the Mining Plan/ Scheme for the last

year and current year vis–a–vis those achieved. Enclosed vide Annexure-IX

Activity

[Items (a) & (e) are not

very appropriately placed,

but are furnished for

convenience]

Previous Financial Year

2011-12

2012-13

(up to the month previous to

date of inspection )

Proposed Achieved Proposed Achieved

(a) Exploration

(b) Development/ Over

burden:

(i) Top –soil

(ii) Any other over

burden than top-soil, sub-

grade ore and ROM

mineral rejects

(iii) Sub-grade ore

(iv) ROM mineral rejects

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204798.00 m3

Nil

138 m3

161331.00 m3

427m3

10

Nil

249884.00 m3

Nil

Nil

35892.00 m3

103m3

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(c) Production

(d) Ore: Overburden ratio

(e) Afforestation

63336.00 MT

1:3.2

5000

17118.431MT

1:09.42

5700

74880.00 MT

1:3.4

5000

1842.599

MT

1:19.47

Nil

MCDR DATA BASE 1. Mine Details 2. Inspection Details

Name of Mine Mahulsukha Mn Mines Mine file no. Name of the lessee Aryan Mining & Trading

Corp. (P) Ltd.

Mine code No. 30 ORI 13014

Lease area 399.838 Ha Date of first opening 03.02.1945 Date of execution 03.02.1945 Date of inspection 03.06.2012 Expiry date 02.02.2005 (Renewal

under process)

Earlier two dates of

inspection 09.08.2010

State Orissa Name & Designation of the

inspecting officer Mr. I. Sharif

District Sundergarh ID of inspecting officer Asst. Controller of

Mines Police Station Tensa Type of inspection MCDR Annual Post Bhutuda Name & designation of mine

official accompanying Mr. A. Sahu

Manager(Mines) Village Bhutuda Weekly day of rest Sunday Pin Code 770 041 Type of Mine (OC, UG,

BOTH) OC

Phone 06625 211056

06625 211097

Category of mines (A-Mech,

A1-OTFM, B-Manual, B1-

Very small)

A1

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Fax/ e-mail Contact@aryanmining.in Status of Mines Working

3. LAND DETAILS (WITHIN LEASE AREA)

Code Type of land Area ha Code Type of land Area ha

1 Reserve forest(K F) 1.315 18 Degraded land by dump 32.84

2 Protected forest 339.017 19 Degraded land by pit in forest 50.959

3 Forest unclassified Nil 20 Degraded land by dump in forest 27.160

4 Forest sanctuary Nil 21 Degraded land by pit in non forest 10.974

5 Forest national park Nil 22 Degraded land by dump in non forest 05.680

6 Forest mineralized 336.131 23 Degraded land by road in forest -

7 Forest non mineralized 41.201 24 Degraded land by road in non forest -

8 Non forest Private land 4.193 25 Degraded land by plant building Town

in forest

-

9 Non forest agricultural

irrigated land

Nil 26 Degraded land by plant building, Town

in non forest

09.719

10 Non forest agriculture non

irrigated land

3.489 27 Degraded land by tailing pond in forest Nil

11 Non-forest Pvt. Other land 0.704 28 Degraded land by tailing pond in non

forest

Nil

12 Non forest Govt. grazing

land

Nil 29 Degraded land others in forest 45.441

13 Non forest Govt. waste land 55.313 30 Degraded land other in non forest 08.112

14 Non forest Govt. other land Nil 31 Forest land acquired 340.332

15 Non forest mineralized 27.648 32 Non forest land acquired 59.118

16 Non forest non mineralized

land

31.858 33 Area in forest 340.332

17 Degraded land by pit 51.263 34 Area in non forest 59.506

4. MINERAL

Main Mineral(s) Assoc

iated

Miner

al(s)

Captive use End product Non captive use Remarks

Yes /no Domestic (Y/N) Export (Y/N)

Manganese Ore No Ore Y N

5. MINING PLAN/ MINING SCHEME

Date of

approval of

mining plan

with no

Additional

conditions

Date of approval of mining scheme Remarks

Ist* IInd* IIIrd* Ivth* Vth*

BBG/SG/Mn/

MP-192 ;

Dated

25.05.2004

MS/OTF-

MECH/24-

ORI/BHU/20

10-11. Dt.

11/06/111

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6. NOMINATED OWNER/ AGENT DATA

A. Lessee B. Owner C. Agent

Name of Aryan Mining &

Trading Corp. (p)

Ltd

Mr. Pradeep Kumar

Saraf,

Aryan Mining &

Trading Corp. (p)

Ltd

Date of Nomination

Postal address, State P1 Hide lane

District Kolkata

Village &Post Aryan House, 8th

Floor

Pin Code 700 009

Fax 033 2236 4602

E-mail contact@aryanmini

ng.in

Phone 033 2236 4601

7. MINING ENGINER/ GEOLOGIST DATA (APPOINTED UNDER RULE 42 OF MCDR,

1988) AND MINES MANAGER (APPOINTED UNDER MMR, 1961)

Status Name Designation Educational

Qualification

Date of

appointment

Remarks

Mining

Engineer/

Mr. Narottam

Kumar

Asst.

Manager-

Mines

B.E. in Mining

Engineering

16.09.2011

Geologist Mr. Minaketan

Naik

Geologist M. Sc

(Geology)

19.01.2009

Manager Mr. A.Sahu Manager

(Mines)

1st Class Mines

Managers

certificate of

Competency

23.032011

8. EXPLORATION

a) Cumulative exploration as on 1.4. 2010

No. Of boreholes 24 Nos. of pits 02 Nos. of trenches

Grid Interval (m)

Max Depth (m) 38 Max Depth (m) 03 Max length (m)

Min. depth (m) 04 In-depth (m) Min. length (m)

Total meterage

258

Total meterage

Total length (m)

b) Exploration carried out during the year 2010-11

No. of boreholes Nil Nos. of pits 02 Nos. of trenches

Grid interval (m)

Max Depth (m)

Max Length (m)

Min. depth (m) Max depth (m) 2.7 Min length (m)

Total meterage Total meterage Total length (m)

c) Exploration carried out during the year 2011-12

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No. of boreholes Nos. of pits Nos. of trenches

Grid interval (m)

Max Depth (m) Max Depth (m) Max Length (m)

Min. depth (m) Min depth (m) Min length (m)

Total meterage Total meterage Total length (m)

d) Cumulative Exploration carried out as on date of inspection

No. of boreholes Nos. of pits 04 Nos. of trenches

Grid Interval (m)

Max Depth (m) Max Depth (m) 3.0 Max length (m)

Min. depth (m) Min. Depth (m) 2.7 Min. length (m)

Total meterage Total meterage Total length (m)

9. EXPLORATORY MINING YEAR

Proposed nos. Min Depth Max Depth Total

Depth/Length

2010-

11

2011-12 2010-

11

2011-

12

2010-

11

2011-

12

2010-

11

2011-12

i) Shafts

ii) Inclines

iii) Adits

iv) Drive

v) Cross cuts

vi) Winze

vii) Modifications

10. EXTENT OF OPEN-PIT DEVELOPMENT

Pit

size

No. of

OB

benches

Ht

bench

(m)

Width

(m)

No. of

benches

in ore

Ht

(m)

Width

(m)

Pit

depth

(m)

Top

RL

(m)

Bottom

RL (m)

Overall

pit slope

360

m x

150

m x

42m

07 06 10 03 06 8 & 12 42 592 550 39Degre

e

Data to be entered for bench having maximum height and width

11. EXTENT OF UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT : NA

i) Details of Shaft

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Shaft no./ name Shaft top RL Shaft bottom RL Depth(m)

ii) Details of incline

Incline no./ name Incline top RL Incline bottom RL Length(m)

iii) Details of Adit

Level no./ Name Level RL Level length

iv) Details of Level

Level no./ Name Level RL Level length

12. (i)

Shaft no./ name Shaft top RL Shaft bottom RL Depth (m)

(ii) Details of incline

Incline no./ name Incline top RL Incline bottom RL Length (m)

(iii)Details of Adit

Level no./ Name Level RL Level length

(iv) Details of Level

Level no./ Name Level RL Level length

13. REHABILITATION OF QUARRIES : Nil

Quarry/ open pit

Year Area

broken

(Hect)

Area

reclaimed

Area matured

for reclamation

% of

Reclamati

on

Area rehabilitated Total area

rehabilitate

d

BF WR OM

Cumulative

as on 1.4.

2010

Nil

During the

previous

year 2011-

11

Nil

During the

year 2011-

12

Nil

Cumulative

as on date

of

inspection

on.

Nil

BF = Back filled, WR = Water reservoir, OM = other means, Remarks = under remarks give

post mining land use of the area reclaimed.

14. CHARACTERSTICS OF WASTE DUMP AND TOP SOIL DUMP

i) Dump details

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Dump

Numb

er

Dump

type

TS/OB/

SGM

Dumped on

(mineralize/

non

minealised

land)

Co-ordinates(Local

Grid)

Area

Sq.m

Heigh

t

Angle Capacity

Cu.m

X Y

1 OB Non-

mineralized

Min-2475

Max-2615

Min-1105

Max-1288

15000 32m

with

four

terrac

e

28 .5

Degree

10,00000

2 Top Soil Non

Mineralized

138m3 1.2 m 28.5 300

ii) Top soil dump

Top soil Quantity

generated

Quantity

used

Quantity

stored

% stored % utilization Purpose of

utilization

Cumulative

generation as

on 01.04.

2011

250m3 250m3 Nil Nil 100 Plantation

During the

year 2011-12

158m3 20m3 138 m3 87.34 12.66 Plantation

Cumulative

generation as

on date of

inspection

408m3 270m3 138 m3 33.82 66.18 Plantation

15. OVERBURDEN AND WASTE GENERATED

OB Removal

Cumulative

O.B.

removed as

on

01.04.2011

(Cum)

OB

removed in

previous

year (Cum)

2011-12

OB removed

as on date of

inspection

(Cum)

Ore O.B.

ratio

2010-11

(T/cumt)

Ore O.B.

ratio

2011-12

(T/cumt)

Whether

dumping on

mineralized

ground (Y/N)

Remar

k, if

dumpe

d on

minera

lized

ground

4094761 161331.00 35892.00 1:5.24 1:09.42 N

16. PRODUCTION & RESERVE

i) Reserve as on 1.4.2010

Name of mineral Proved (UNFC 111) Probable(UNFC 122) Possible (UNFC 331) Total

Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade

Manganese Ore 425157 219180 181740 1288674

b) Reserve in forest as on 1.4.2010

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Name of mineral Proved Probable Possible Total

Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade Qty. t Grade

c) Annual production:

Year Minerals Production (t) Closing stock (t)

2011-12 Manganese ore 17118.431 47809.271

2012-13 (Up to

previous month of

date of inspection)

Manganese Ore 1842.599 45998.530

17. SALE OF MINERAL PRODUCT (MINERAL-WISE):

Sale of mineral in the year 2011-12

Name of

mineral

Quantity

Ton

Grade Name of

consuming

industry type

Name of

country of

export

Manganes

e Ore

A- Main ore

i) Lumps-

ii) Fines

iii) Concentrate

3125.060

25 – 34.99 %

Steel

Industries Nil

B- Associated ore

i) Lumps

ii) fines

iii) Concentrate

Nil Nil Nil Nil

C- Low grade

i) Lumps

ii) fines

iii) Concentrate

Nil Nil Nil Nil

18. SUBGRADE MINERALS AND MINERAL REJECT

a) Sub- grade mineral:

Name of

Mineral

Quantity

generated

Quantity

consumed

%

utilization

Quantity

stacked

Nature of

utilization

Grade of sub

grade

Cumulative

as on 01.04.

2010

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

During

previous

year 2010-11

76.00 m3 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

During the

year 2011-12

764.50 m3 310.50 m3 40.61 454.00 utilization 20 – 27.99 %

Cumulative

as on date of

inspection

530.00 m3 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

b) Mineral reject:

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Name of

Mineral

Quantity

generated

Quantity

consumed

Quantity

stacked

Nature of

utilization

Remarks

Cumulative as

on 01.04. 2010

During

previous year

2010-11

During the year

2011-12

Cumm as on

date of

inspection

19. RECLAMATION / REHABILITATION OF WASTE DUMP - Nil

Year Qty. of O.B.

Waste rock

(tonnes)

Total area

occupied by

dumps (ha)

Area

stabilized

(ha)

Dump design

(Max-ht, angle)

Method of

stabilization

No. of

dump

stabilised

Exc

avat

ed

Dump

ed

Dead Ali

ve

De

ad

Alive Ht An

gle

No.

of

terra

ce

Cumulative

as on

01.04.2010

During

previous

year 2010-

11

During the

year 2011-

12

Cumulative

as on date of

inspection

20. RECLAMATION / REHABILITATION OF TAILING PONDS

Tailing Ponds- NA

Year Area occupied Area stabilised/

rehabilitated

Means of rehabilitation

Cumulative as on

01.04.2010

During previous year

2010-11

During the year 2011-

12

Cumulative as on date

of inspection

21. INPUT/ OUTPUT OF MACHINERY PERFORMANCE: Enclosed vide Annexure-X

16

A. New Machinery

Name

of the

new

machin

e

Sector

Private/

Public

Sub

type

Electric

/ diesel

Specifi

cation

capacit

y

Capacity

unit

No. of

new

items

Origin

Indigeno

us/

imported

Purchase

date

Cost Commis

sioning

date

B. Write off Machinery

Name

of the

new

machin

e

Sector

Private/

Public

Sub

type

Electric

/ diesel

Specific

ation

capacit

y

Capacit

y unit

No. of

items

remove

d

Origin

Indigen

ous/

importe

d

Write

off date

Write

off

values

C. Machinery on site

Machine

ry

Category

Name

of the

machin

e

Sub

type

Electri

c/

diesel

Specific

ation

Capacit

y

Capacit

y unit

Position

( in use/

reserve/

ideal)

Sector

Private/

Public

No. of

Machin

e

%

availabil

ity

%

utilizati

on

Drilling

Loading

Transpor

ting

Crushing

22. PLANTATION

Plantation Inside mining lease Outside mining lease

No. of

trees

Area in

hect.

Rate of

survival

No. of

trees

Area in

hect.

Rate of

survival

Cumulative as on

01.04.2010

114701 57.95 71.29 %

During previous year

2010-11

3000 1.21 66.66 %

During the year 2011-12 5700 1.42 65.09 %

Cumulative as on date of

inspection

123401 60.58 70.89 %

23. EMP DATA

a) Soil data Year…

17

Station no. Type of area

Agriculture

Season Physical Chemical Remarks

b) Air Data (Enclosed Annexure – XI)

Station no. Seasons

Summer/ Winter/

Monsoon/ Post

monsoon

SPM Pb So2 NOX CO Free

silica

Rpm Rate

of

dust

fall

Rem

arks

c) Noise Data (Enclosed Annexure – XII)

Year-March 2012

Station no. Station

name

Season Type of area (Industrial/

commercial/ residential/

silence zone

Day time Night time Remarks

1

2

b) Water Data

i) Discharge place (Agriculture

land/ Forest land/ Wasteland/

Nallah/ River

Test Parameters

Results Unit

ii) Water management in abandoned quarries

Year Quarry

Pit ID

Reservoir

Yes/No

Quarry

size

Capacit

y min.

Capacit

y max.

Period

capacit

y min.

Period

capacit

y max.

Water

utilisatio

n

Remark

iii) Water data details (Enclosed Annexure – XIII)

Year Station

no.

Station

name

Station type

(colony, pit,

river, down

stream)

Season Element

(drinking

/

Effluent)

Paramet

er name

Paramet

er value

Excess

value

Remarks

2011

-12

Nallah Down

stream

Winter

iv) Vibration data

Year 2011-12

Station no. Station

name

Season (Summer/

Winter/ Monsoon/

Post Monsoon)

Peak particle

velocity

Air over

pressure

Frequency Remarks

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24. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Enclosed Vide Annexure-

(a) FACILITIES MADE AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY INSIDE CORE ZONE (LEASE

AREA)

Sl

No

Parameters Particulars

of work

done

Expenditure

incurred

during

previous

year2010-11

Expenditure

incurred

during the

year 2011-12

Total

expenditure

as on date

No. of

beneficia

ries

1. Housing

2. Water supply

3. Sanitation

4. Health, safety & medical

facilities

5. Education & training

6. Employment to local

inhabitants

7. Public transportation and

communication

8. Recreation

9. Others (specify)

(b) FACILITIES MADE AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY OUTSIDE CORE ZONE

(LEASE AREA)

Sl

No

Parameters Particulars of

work done

Expenditure

incurred

during

previous

year2011-12

Expenditure

incurred

during

previous

year2011-12

Total

expenditure as

on date

No.

of

benef

iciari

es

1. Housing

2. Water supply

3. Sanitation

4. Health, safety & medical

facilities

5. Education & training

6. Employment to local

inhabitants

7. Public transportation and

communication

8. Recreation

9. Others (specify)

19

25. PROPOSAL FOR FURTHER ACTION

a) Indian Bureau of Mines (any issue related to CGPB, SGPB, assistance,

consultancy, annual programme and studies etc.

b) The State Government (illegal mining, mining dispute, infrastructure, mineral

based industry, mineral policy & etc.)

c) The Central Government (infrastructure development, mineral policy and

legislation, mineral based industry & etc.)

SALIENT ACHIEVEMENTS

SYSTEMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL

2010-11 2011-12

PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT

2010-11 2011-12

CONSERVATION OF MINERALS

2010-11 2011-12

Date: 03.06.2012 Signature of Mine Manager/ Mining Engineer