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DISTRICT SURVEY REPORT BIKANER DISTRICT 1. INTRODUCTION: Bikaner district is located in the north-western part of Rajasthan and encompassedbetween north latitudes 27°11’ to 29°03’ and east longitudes 71°52’ to 74°15’covering geographical area of 30247.90 Sq. kms. It is bounded on the north byGanganagar District, on the east by Hanumangarh and Churu Districts, on south byNagaur and Jodhpur Districts and on the west by Jaisalmer District and Internationalborder with Pakistan. For administration and development, the district is divided intoeight sub-divisions i.e. Bikaner, Kolayat, Nokha, Loonkaransar, Khajuwala, Chhattargarh, Pugal and Dungargarh and eight tehsils, i.e., BIkaner, Kolayat, Nokha, Loonkaransar, Khajuwala, Chhattargarh, Poogal and Dungargarh. Thedevelopmental activities of the district are being looked after by six Panchayat Samities, i.e. Bikaner, Kolayat, Nokha, Loonkaransar, Khajuwala and Dungargarh. There are 874 villages and 219 Gram panchayats. There is one independent Sub-Tehsil Bajju situated in Kolayat tehsil for better administration. The district has one Municipal Council, 219 Gram Panchayats and 874 Villages. As per 20011 Census, the total population of the district is 2363937 out of which 1563553 is rural population and 800384 is urban population. 1. OVERVIEW OF MINING ACTIVITY IN THE DISTRICT: In Bikaner district various types of minerals available under minor category such as Gypsum, Ball clay, Fullers earth, Limestone, Bajri-Gravel, sandstone etc. About 240 leases of these minerals are operating in the district. 2. LIST OF MINING LEASES IN DISTRICT WITH LOCATION, AREA AND PERIOD OF VALIDITY: 1 Sl.n Name of Ml No. Mine name Area Village Tehsil District Period o. mineral Dhani 1 32/05 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 1278 Kolayat Bikaner 20.01.2010 to 20 years Abdullawali 2 05/05 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 280.50 Bhurasar Kolayat Bikaner 04.02.2011 to 20 years 3 43/05 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 498.50 Larawala Kolayat Bikaner 04.02.2011 to 20 years 4 03/93 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 350 Kundal Pugal Bikaner 08.05.1996 to 20 years 2/81 rev. 5 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 135.09 Bajju Kolayat Bikaner 05.10.1981 to 20 years 4/01 6 31/07 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 447 Dehria Kolayat Bikaner 30.06.2011 to 20 years 7 2/92 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 1000 Bhallar I Khajuwala Bikaner 28.09.1993 to 20 years 8 1/94 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 196.87 Bhallar II Khajuwala Bikaner 05.03.1998 to 20 years Ashuwali 9 12/93 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 97.885 Pugal Bikaner 30.12.2008 to 20 years Talai 10 10/2000 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 202.327 Kishanpura II Pugal Bikaner 15.12.2001 to 20 years 2 11 4/93 M/s RSMM Ltd. Gypsum 312.73 Bharu Bikaner Bikaner 29.09.1997 to 20 years M/s FCI Aravalli Gypsum 12 6/02 Gypsum 200 Randhisar Kolayat Bikaner 11.05.2007 to 20 years & Mineral India Ltd. M/s FCI Aravalli Gypsum 13 1/02 Gypsum 250.53 Kavni Bikaner Bikaner 01.042003 to 20 years & Mineral India Ltd. M/s FCI Aravalli Gypsum 14 2/02 Gypsum 114.49 Bharu Bikaner Bikaner 01.042003 to 20 years & Mineral India Ltd. 15 5/2000 Vinod Bishnoi Gypsum 4.8012 Bhagu Khajuwala Bikaner 28.08.2000 to 20 years 16 6/01 Lalit Daftari Gypsum 4.75 Khinchiya Bikaner Bikaner 26.09.2008 to 20 years Karnisar 17 6/07 Bikaner Refactories Gypsum 4.5 Bhatiyon Ka Kolayat Bikaner 27.01.2011 to 20 years Bera 18 9/07 Chetak Plaster Gypsum 4.5 13 DKD Pugal Bikaner 08.09.2011 to 20 years 5 MGM 19 5/2007 Arvind Enterprises Gypsum 4.5 Kolayat Bikaner 09.10.2013 to 30 years Karnisar 20 10/13 Anil Plaster Gypsum 4.5 7 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 07.10.2013 to 30 years 21 11/13 M/s Tetarwal Plaster Gypsum 4.5 26 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 07.10.2013 to 30 years 3 22 28/13 Vijay Kumar Mahawar Gypsum 4.5 23 BSM Kolayat Bikaner 07.10.2013 to 30 years 23 19/13 Vishwakarma Plaster Gypsum 4.5 11 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 07.10.2013 to 30 years MGM 24 42/08 Ganpati Plaster Gypsum 4.5 4 Bikaner 03.03.2014 to 30 years Karnisar 25 13/13 Dharmesh Plaster Gypsum 4.5 7 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 03.03.2014 to 30 years 26 14/13 Vishnu Plaster Gypsum 4.5 7 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 03.03.2014 to 30 years 27 33/13 Bastiram Bishnoi Gypsum 4.5 17 LKD Chattargarh Bikaner 14.03.2014 to 30 years 28 34/13 Tarachand Bishnoi Gypsum 4.5229 19 BSD Kolayat Bikaner 13.03.2014 to 30 years 29 35/13 Birbalram Punia Gypsum 4.5 19 BSD Kolayat Bikaner 13.03.2014 to 30 years 30 36/13 Chtna Plaster Gypsum 4.5 6 PRM Khajuwala Bikaner 18.03.2014 to 30 years 31 37/13 Jai Babalalgiri Ind. Gypsum 4.5 2 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 13.03.2014 to 30 years 32 38/13 Jai Maa Bhawani Ind. Gypsum 4.5 2 MGM Kolayat Bikaner 13.03.2014 to 30 years 4 33 2/97 M/s RSMM Ltd. Selenite 518 Lunkaransar Lunkaransar Bikaner 01.11.1997 to 20 years Neyveli Lignite 34 2/03 Lignite 971 Barsinghsar Bikaner Bikaner 30.08.2006 to 30 years Coorporation 35 2/80 M/s RSEB Jaipur Lignite 800.19 Palana Bikaner Bikaner 04.05.1995 to 20 years 36 48/05 V.S. Lignite Lignite 1241.25 Guda (EAST) Kolayat Bikaner 25.08.2008 to 30 years 12/83 rev. Amit Minerals & 37 Ball Clay 4.6492 Motawata Kolayat Bikaner 10.12.1994 to 20 years 21/03 Chemicals 24/83 rev. Anirudh Mines & 38 Ball Clay 94.97 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 30.11.2004 to 20 years 23/03 Chemicals 39 5/92 Anil Kumar Chandana Ball Clay 50.68 Deh Kolayat Bikaner 15.03.1993 to 20 years 13/75 rev. 40 Tahlaram & sons Ball Clay 246.85 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 20.04.1996 to 20 years 1/95 41 6/92 Tahlaram & sons Ball Clay 4.48 Mudh Kolayat Bikaner 08.06.1993 to 20 years 42 13/92 Padmawati Chandana Ball Clay 49.80 Mudh Kolayat Bikaner 27.12.1993 to 20 years 3/71 rev. 43 Padmawati Chandana Ball Clay 9.84 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 30.06.1978 to 20 years 10/97 5 11/90 re. Sankhla Ki 44 Padmawati Chandana Ball Clay 9.90 Kolayat Bikaner 01.12.1991 to 20 years 47/10 Basti 6/86 re Bhagwandas Chandra 45 Ball Clay 71.94 Deh Kolayat Bikaner 01.06.2007 to 20 years 3/06 Kumar & Company 17/72 re Sankhla Ki 46 Saurabh Chandana Ball Clay 77 Kolayat Bikaner 22.05.2006 to 20 years 17/05 Basti Bikaner Clays & 47 15/08 Ball Clay 31.84 Indo Ka Bala Kolayat Bikaner 17.06.2009 to 20 years Chemicals 1/89 re 48 Gulab Chand Kochar Ball Clay 42.31 Deh Kolayat Bikaner 24.03.1990 to 20 years 1/09 6/89 re 49 Bhagwandas Chandana Ball Clay 37.21 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 20.04.1996 to 20 years 51/09 9/68 re 50 Shobha Devi Jat Ball Clay Chani Kolayat Bikaner 08.06.1993 to 20 years 10/92 32.37 Bikaner Ceramics Pvt. 51 02/11 Ball Clay 77.7859 Indo Ka Bala Kolayat Bikaner 11.04.2013 to 20 years Ltd 52 22/03 Shiva Mines & Minerals Ball Clay 94.84 Deh Kolayat Bikaner 28.07.2004 to 20 years 53 4/97 Asharam Chura & sons Ball Clay 4.80 Indo Ka Bala Kolayat Bikaner 02.03.1998 to 20 years Sarah 54 21/04 Deepak Minerals Ball Clay 69.59 Kolayat Bikaner 16.10.2005 to 20 years Kishnayat 6 55 45/05 Daulat singh & sons Ball Clay 95.99 Mokha Kolayat Bikaner 21.10.2006 to 20 years 1/88 re 56 Jai Sahnkar Mines Ball Clay 39.01 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 28.01.2009 to 20 years 04/08 5/88 re 57 Gulab Chand Kochar Ball Clay 4.875 Mudh Kolayat Bikaner 06.08.1999 to 10 years 18/08 10/90 re 58 Sampat Lal Daga Ball Clay 131.52 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 19.08.2001 to 10 years 31/10 59 19/03 Gulab Chand Kochar Ball Clay 105.22 Mudh Kolayat Bikaner 31.10.2004 to 20 years 60 11/92 Sampat Lal Daga Ball Clay 38.94 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 14.09.1993 to 20 years 9/81 re Gopal Krishan Bhanot by 61 Ball Clay 99.75 Mokha Kolayat Bikaner 24.05.1982 to 20 years 10/01 Madhusudan Daga 3/83 re 62 Jaichand Lal Daga Ball Clay 98.05 Gudha Kolayat Bikaner 17.04.2004 to 20 years 5/03 1/93 re Jaichand Lal Daga 63 Ball Clay 147.81 Indo Ka Bala Kolayat Bikaner 25.01.1994 to 20 years 5/13 25/81 re Jaichand Lal Daga 64 Ball Clay 98.45 Motawata Kolayat Bikaner 04.05.2003 to 20 years 8/02 25/81 re Jaichand Lal Daga 65 Ball Clay 18.59 Kotri Kolayat Bikaner 15.07.2007 to 20 years 8/02 7 Raj Devi Daga 66 3/2000 Ball Clay 5 Nal choti Bikaner Bikaner 16.08.2002 to 20 years Hanuman Prasad 13/74 re 67 Ball Clay 197.31 Mudh Kolayat Bikaner 18.08.1977 to 20 years 6/96 Singhania Harish Clays 68 8/92 Ball Clay 75.13 Chani Kolayat Bikaner 12.04.1993 to 20 years Harish Clays 69 7/93 Ball Clay 284.2 Gudha Kolayat Bikaner 05.08.1998 to 20 years 8/90 re K.G.
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  • Impact of National Food Security Mission with Special Reference to Adoption Level to Field Demonstration Interventions in Gram Crop in Southern Rajasthan

    Impact of National Food Security Mission with Special Reference to Adoption Level to Field Demonstration Interventions in Gram Crop in Southern Rajasthan

    DOI: 10.15740/HAS/AU/12.2/315-318 Agriculture Update Visit us : www.researchjournal.co.in AU Volume 12 | Issue 2 | May, 2017 | 315-318 e ISSN-0976-6847 RESEARCH ARTICLE : Impact of National Food Security Mission with special reference to adoption level to field demonstration interventions in gram crop in southern Rajasthan RAM LAL KHATIK, F.L. SHARMA, H.K. JAIN, SANTOSH DEVI SAMOTA AND R.K. DAMOR ARTICLE CHRONICLE : SUMMARY : The present study was conducted in Banswara and Udaipur districts of Southern Received : Rajasthan. Total 120 gram beneficiary and non-beneficiary farmers were selected on the basis of random 29.03.2017; sampling method from the identified districts. The findings reveal that the extent of adoption of RSG- Received : 888 variety of gram among beneficiary farmers was recorded 86.25 per cent, while in case of non- 12.04.2017; beneficiary farmers it was 61.25 per cent. In case of extent of adoption of the complete package of Accepted : practices of RSG-888 variety of gram, it was found that beneficiary and non-beneficiary farmers had 26.04.2017 83.75 and 62.50 per cent adoption, respectively. How to cite this article : Khatik, Ram Lal, Sharma, F.L., Jain, H.K., Samota, Santosh Devi and Damor, R.K. (2017). Impact of National Food Security Mission with special reference to adoption level to field demonstration KEY WORDS : interventions in gram crop in southern Rajasthan. Agric. Update, 12(2): 315-318; DOI : 10.15740/HAS/AU/12.2/ NFSM, Beneficiary, 315-318. Interventions, Adoption, Demonstration BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Dungarpur and Banswara districts of southern Rajasthan since 2010.