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VILLAGE BARAI TEHSIL BADARWAS DISTRICT SHTVPURI ROCK/MTNERALS BASALT STONE KIIASRA NO. 55/ 1, 5,512 ARIA I.OOO HTCTARE PROPOSTD L2825 CUBIC PRODUCTION METER/-reAR

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PREPARED BY S.B. SINGH RQP/DGMMP/ LtBl2OL4 15, DEEP SHREE HOMES, ADI{ARSHILA, AtrIADHPURI, BHOPAL, {M.P.} 4nZE *n?;oBufill.u'?'H-- I I CONTENTS OF MINING PLAN ID FOR D BARAr STONE (CRUSHERI QUARRY D o sR. PARTICULARS PAGE ) NO. NO.

D INTRODUCTION 1 D o I GENERAL 2-4 I LOCATION, ACCESSIBILITY AND GENERAL 5-6 o 2 INFORMATION OF LEASE AREA o

D 3 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION 7-9 O a 4 RESERVE ESTIMATION 10-1 1 O a 5 DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION PROGRAMME T2-T5 t t 6 CONCEPTUAL PLAN 16 t t 7 OTHER INFORMATION I7 t t 8 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN t8-27 t t 9 MINE CLOSURE PLAN 22-24 t t t I a I a 4d"'ZF- B. S irr. I t-i S. r''6 a RQP/DGl''4 /M P / 1 i 20 1 4 I ) BARAr STONE (CRUSHERI QUARRY CERTIFICATES

PARTICULARS

ROP REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE

CONCENT LETTER FROM LESSEE

ROP CERTIFICATE

PLATES

PARTICULARS o PLATE NO. o e KEY PLAN ON TPOSHEET SCALE 1:50000 PLATE NO.I i LOCATION MAP OF MINE ON DISTRICT MAP PLATE NO.II .e SURFACE PLAN PLATE NO.III e c GEOLOGICAL PLAN & CROSS SECTION PLATE NO.IV ,3 FIVE YEAR DEV. & PROD. PLAN PLATE NO.V e CONCEPTUAL PLAN PLATE NO.VI ,3 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN PLATE NO. VII 3 -l 'rJ ANNEXURE q 'rJ AGGREMENT (P-1-5 ,32) > g"^^r_\:ta-n OnA r.r :i 4----, ANNEXURE I q \ti t \t KHASRA MAP AND KHASRA PANCHSALA ANNEXURE II t v \t / 'Yl db'n%hr tit i' It a '. i o1201 4 nQPtUC;'":jlu:' |' "'-i Gr- l| tcdsl '-{l I MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHERJ QUARRY a MINING PLAN FOR STONE (CRUSHERI QUARRY AT VILLAGE o BARAI TEHSIL BADAR1VAS DISTRICT SHIVPURI M.P. FOR AREA 1.OO HECTARE a t TO a $d-(\ INTRODUCTION o iryn n Stone quarry for mechanical crushing has been granted in favor I cYl = a - "= of Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Partner Shri Ravi Kumar Goyal resident Y f#o a -tt a of Krishnaganj Karera, Distt Shivpuri in 2OIO for a period of 10 year ;'i) lL \+X --d over an area of 1.000 hector in Khasra No. 55/1,5512 village Barai, o & Tehsil 1. r ' Badarwas Distt. Shivpuri. The lease V' --','-. - a agreement was made on I4-O7-2OII for the period I3-O7-2O11 to 13- a 07- 202r. a Stone is common raw material used in construction of building, road, dam etc. It is used in the form of boulder and gitti obtained by o breaking the stone boulders in small pieces of variable size. Common I stones used in making gitti are basalt, granite, low grade limestone, o quartzite, sandstone and many other rocks. The present area is covered by basalt and will be excavated for making gitti. a a As per amendment in MP Minor Mineral Rule 1.996, vide notification dated23.03.2oI3, all existing and fresh quarry lease owner has to o submit approved mining plan and progressive mine closer plan along I with environment management plan. Director Geologr and Mining a M.P. have also issued a guideline on II.O92O15 for preparation of mining plan. a a The Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Partner Shri Ravi Kumar Goyal resident of Krishnaganj Karera, Distt Shivpuri is submitting mining plan, I Environment Management plan along with progressive mine closer D plan for Stone quarry (Crusher) at village Barai, Tahsil Badarwas, I Distt. Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh for approval to the competent I authority by utilizing the services of RQP. O I 4-L D S. B. SINGH D RQP/DGM IMPI118I2O14

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) Stone quarry for mechanical crushing has been granted in favor ) of Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Partner Shri Ravi Kumar Goyal resident of Krishnaganj Karera, Distt Shivpuri in 2OIO for a period of 10 year ) over an area of 1.OOO hector in Khasra No. 55/1,5512 village Barai, ) Tehsil Badarwas Distt. Shivpuri. The lease agreement was made on perio L4-OT -201 1 to 13- 07 - 2O2I ) I4-O7 -2O1 1 for the d ' ) Details of lease area are as follows: ) 1. Name of lessee: M/s Maa Vaishnavi Minerals ) Partner Shri Ravi Kumar GoYal

) Address: - Krishnaganj Karera, ) Distt. Shivpuri, MP. I District:- Shivpuri D State:- Madhya Pradesh I Pin:- 473660 D Phone No.:- 9425136376 D 2. Status of lessee: Partnership Firm I 3. Mineral which Lessee intents to mine:- Basalt (Stone) D of quarry lease 10 Years (UP to I3-O7-2O2I\ t 4. Period I 5. Name and address S.B. Singh t of RQP 15, Deep Shree Homes, Adharshila, Awadhpuri, BhoPal, M.P. a Registration No.:- RQP/DGMMP I lI8l2OI4 o Valid Up to 14.IO.2OI9 a M.No. 9l+9424439449 o 6. Lease area details: o District Tehsil Village Khasra Area Ownership/ o No. (In occupancy o hectare) Shivpuri Badarwas Barai s5/ 1, r.000 Private land I 5s 12 p

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7. Whether area is recorded in No forest 8. Distance from forest More than 250 meter 9. Toposheet No s4 Hle 1O. Co- ordinate, Lats Longs:- N 24059',O4.9" E 77031',50.1" (If Barai Village (II) Lease Area:- N 24'59'13.7" to N 24"59'L9.1" E 77'31'04.1" to E 77"3I',O9.1"

(IIIf Co-Ordinates of boundary Points of lease area Points Latitudes Longitudes D M s D M s A 24 59 19.1 77 31 04.I B 24 59 14.8 77 31 04.9 c 24 59 13.7 77 31 09.1 11. Geology of the lease area The rock type of Barai stone quarry comprises of extrusive lava flows overlain bv soil and lateritic soil. L2. Type of Deposit Horizontally disposed lava flow Structure TWo sets of joints are very prominent. - 13. Overburden types, Soil and weathered basalt Thickness 1.0 - 1.50m l4.Comments of resources Volumetric method estimation technique 15. Mineable mineral resenre Volume Stone (m3f Waste (m"l 19SYol (m3f (s%l 67571 64t92 3379 16. Annual Production Stone Production I2825m3 f year 17. Existence of public road No public road passes 18. Forestation Plantation of 50 no's trees lyear in 3386 m2 area of barrier zonef buffer zone and along approach road during lease period.

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7. Whether area is recorded in No forest 8. Distance from forest More than 250 meter 9. Toposheet No s4 r{le 10. Co- ordinate, Lats Longs:- N 24059',O4.9" E 77031',50.1" (If Barai Village (II) Lease Area:- N 24"59'13.7" to N 24"59'19.1" E 77"3I'O4.1" to E 77"3I'O9.L"

(IIIf Co-Ordinates of boundary Points of lease area Points Latitudes Longitudes D M s D M s A 24 59 19.1 77 31 04.1 B 24 59 14.8 77 31 04.9 C 24 59 13.7 77 31 09.1 11. Geologf of the lease area The rock type of Barai stone quarry comprises of extrusive lava flows overlain by soil and lateritic soil. 12. Type of Deposit Horizontally disposed lava flow Structure TWo sets of joints are very prominent. - 13. Overburden tYPes' Soil and weathered basalt Thickness 1.0 - 1.SOm l4.Comments of resources Volumetric method estimation technique 15. Mineable mineral resenre Volume Stone (m3f Waste (m3l (es%l (m3f (5%f 67571 64r92 3379 16. Annual Production Stone Production I2825mt f year 17. Existence of public road No public road passes 18. Forestation Plantation of 50 no's trees f year in 3386 m2 area of barrier zonef buffer zone and along approach road during lease period.

S. B. Singh RQP/DGMMP/rrB/2014 Page 3 *"?;,8*,fiJt3lt.' T- D MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHERJ QUARRY , I 19. Reference number and date of allotment letter D Stone quarry for mechanical crushing has been granted in favor D of Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Partner Shri Ravi Kumar Goyal resident Karera, Distt Shivpuri in 2OIO for a period of 10 year ) of Krishnaganj over an area of 1.000 hector in Khasra No. 55/1,5512 village Barai, D tehsil Badarwas Distt. Shivpuri. The lease agreement was made on 2021. D l4-O7-2O11 for the period I4-O7-2011 to 13- 07- D 2O. Existing Land use pattern t The lease area is revenue land. It is non agriculture, waste land. below: D Present land use pattern and the land use pattern is tabulated D Area under land use Existing Land use(in , hectare) I Mine pit 0.1 00 , Dump Office/Shelter o.o00 Approach road 0.000 I Plantation o.000 I Unused 0.900 I Total 1.OOO a t -t I ->- I -+*ry(rES. B..S!NGH RQP/DGM/MP/1 1812014 D t I t I t o t .3 I rf S. B, Singh rf RQP/DGMMP/LrB/2014 Page 4 o t J_ I I MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHER) QUARRY I 2.O LOCATION. ACCESSIBILITY AND GENERAL INFORMATION OF I LEASE AREA t I 2.L Location and Accessibility: o The stone quarry area is located about 1.0 Km W of village Barai I (N 24059'04.9" E 77031'50.1"), tehsil Badarwas, district Shivpuri MP. a Village Barai is about 4.0 km WNW of tehsil Badarwas. The lease area is about 55Km from district head quarter Shivpuri. From Shivpuri and o Badarwas, village Baraie is approachable by all weathered road. The I nearest railway station, Badarwas is about 5.0 km. The nearest forest compartment is more than 250 meter away from the boundary of the a lease area. Location map of lease area is shown in plate no II. a a 2.2 General Condition of Area: a The area comes under subtropical climatic zone. The average rainfall is about 900-950 mm. The maximum precipitation takes place a during Manson season ie from July to October. Only little showers a come in winter season. The climatic condition of the area is of extreme a nature with maximum temperature of 47o in summer. Minimum temperature of the area reaches to 5-60 during December and a January. Except in rainy season area is dry with low humidity and I dry atmosphere. a 2.3 Flora and fauna c 3 Flora: Local varieties of trees like Babul, Mahua and thorny bushes shrubs are main vegetation in the region. There is no any tree in the c lease area. Only small bushes can be seen. Vast track of the area do J not have any flora of great importance.

J Fauna: Oxen, cows, buffalos and goats are main domestic animals in c villages around the lease area. Natural fauna of the area are field 3 mice, rabbits, foxes etc. No major wild life is reported from the area. 3 i tt ,a

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I None of the important places given below are located within 500 m o radius of lease area:

O S No. Placel Structure Distance (km) o 1. Public place None I 2. Religious Place None 3. School / Educational center None o 4. Hospital None o 5. Historical Place None 6. Human settlement None o 7. Water Body None o 8. Railwav line None o 9. Road None o a 2.5 Requirement and availability of water, electricity, human resources: o Water Supply- About 0.2O kl I day water will be required for drinking a purpose. Besides above about 3.50 kllday will be required for o plantation and environmental mapagement. This is available from dug a wells/tube wells in nearby villages. The same will be arranged on personal agreement/ purchase basis. a Power Supply- Electricity is available in village Barai. Crusher 1S a already installed outside the lease area. No electricity is required for I working at mine site. Even so if required in future the same will be a arrange by taking connection from MPSEB. a Manpower - Managerial, Supervisor and technical staff will be engaged at the time of mine working. The area is thinly populated I and average density per square kilometer is also low. The main source "l of livelihood of peoples, living in surrounding villages, is agriculture I based. Mine worker are available from the surrounding villages. About 20 unskilledl skilled laborers are required for mine working. Except I few technical and supervisory staff laborers are available from local a villages. /

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S. B. Singh RQP/DGMMP/LrB/2Or4 Page 6 t a a MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHER) QUARRY a 3.O GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION t 3.1 Physiography: o Physiographically, Shivpuri district is an upland region over the o Bundelkhand plains. The district is characterized by rugged o undulating topography with north-south trending ridges and intervening valleys. The minimum elevation is 266m above MSL in the o north eastern part and the maximum elevation is 522rn above MSL in o the south western part of the district. a Betwa, Sind and Kunu are'main rivers flowing northerly drain the a district. a The proposed lease area is gentle sloping flat ground. The slope of a lease area is from south to north. Its elevation varies from 44O to 442 a meter from MSL. Small gullies are jointing the seasonal Khiriya nala a located to the east of lease area. There is no other signihcant important water regime passing near the quarry a area. a 3.2 Regional Geology- a Geologically Shivpuri district is part of Bundelkhand craton and rock a formations range from Archaean to recent age. Bundelkhand Gneissic Complex (BGC) of Archaean to Paleo Proterozoic age are J oldest rock group comprising of granite gneiss, migmatites and a granitoids with enclaves of still older rocks like phyllite, schist amphibolite etc. The Vindhyan Supergroup includes Kaimur, Rewa o and Bhander group of rock formation unconformably overlies the c BGC. Isolated small patches of Lameta group also occur in the c district. Deccan Trap basalt of cretaceous to Paleocene age occupies the plateau in southern part of the district. Vindhyan Supergroup and 3 Deccan Trap are often capped by laterite and alluvium of quaternary e age. Generalized geological sequence for the rock formations c occurring in the district may be given as under: t o €or"gL c S. ts. SINGH o RQP/DGM/MP/11812014 a a S. B. Singh o RQP/DGMMP/LLB/2Or4 PageT o,.r | 'i-l' tr a ^"it t ) MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHER) QUARRY ) ) Regional Geological Succession

) Geological Super group Group Lithologr ) Age Alluvial gravel ) Recent Lateritic gravel t Upper Deccan Trap Basalt t Cretaceous to paleocene t Cretaceous Lameta Siliceous Limestone D Vindhyen Bhander Shale, Sandstone, Limestone, D Proterozoic Conglomerate t Rewa Shale, Sandstone, Bands of ) clay and Siltstone, Kaimur Shale,sandstone, Gritty and t pebbly }rorizon at base D I Arvhaean Bundelkhan Granite gneiss, migmatites Palaeo- d Gnessic and granitoids with enclaves D Proterozoic Complex of still older rocks like , phyllite, schist, amphibolites. Intrusive of pegmatite, quartz a vein and basic dvkes. a

, 3.3 Local GeologY t Deccan Trap basalt of cretaceous to Paleocene age occupies the lease t area. The geological cross section is represented in plate no. IV. t succession of the quarry lease area is as follows: t The lithological o Recent to Sub Recent Soil o Upper cretaceous to Paleocene Basalt t Basalt - In proposed lease area basalt is found in horizontally thick I bedded form. It is frne grained, hard in nature and dark green to black in color. Joints are the main structural feature of the deposit. Two set t of vertical joints are seen in the deposit. a a a S. B. Singh a RQP/DGMMP /rLB/2Or4 Page B S. B. SING[-{ a RQP/DGM IMPI118I2Q14 t I I MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE (CRUSHERJ QUARRY I 3.4 Exploration D No specific work, for the Basalt deposit of this region, has been done I by any agency. The information and geological data collected by the RQP and his geological team revel that the area is covered by 1.0 to I 1.1.5 m thick soil and weathered Basalt. Basalt is present in I throughout lease area. Basalt is well exposed in nala cutting up to a I depth of 2.O meter and old mine pit located in western side of lease area is having 2.0-3.0m exposed thickness. Besides this there are D stone quarry in nearby area in which 4-5m thick hard and compact o basalt is seen. The Basalt is also recorded up to a depth of 1O-15m in dug wells in the nearby area. Available Geological date revel that in O Central India and Malwa region of M P are covered with middle flow of o Deccan Trap Basalt having quite huge thickness (Around I2OO o m).Thus in lease area Basalt formation is sure to continue more than 25 meter. Thus 9m thickness of Basalt may be taken in proved I category and further 9m in probable category excluding lm soil and I overburden. a o &WL.-l a -'----t a S. B. SINGH f,QP/DGM/MP/1 18t2014 a a a a a t a a t t .t a J a S. B. Singh a RQP/DGMMP/rLB/2OL4 Page 9 a t ) MINING PLAN FOR BAMI STONE (CRUSHERJ QUARRY ) ) 4.O RESERVE ESTIMATION

) The proposed lease area is small gentle sloping flat ground completely ) covered by Basalt of almost homogeneous nature. The entire area has block for reserve calculation. ) been taken as single ) The following parameters have also been taken in to consideration. ) i. Detailed geological mapping of the area ) ii. Topographical mapping . iii. Observation of working mine in nearby area. ) Iv. Recovery of basalt considered 95oh. ) Field observations has been carried out in the lease area as well as in ) the surrounding areas and data/information thus collected are used ) for calculation of reserves of Basalt available in the lease area' ) Available mineral reserves in the lease area are of good quality and I acceptable for commercial uses, however, the quality of mined need of the market. D material depends on the demand and supply ) 4. 1 Geological Resenre: D Thus, no block D The area is small and the whole area is tnineralized. formation is required and the whole area has been considered as D single block. The reserve has been calculated by volume method. D Available geological details and field observation revealed that depth of f stone profile quite thick. Looking to the nature of the deposit 18 meter can safely be taken for reserve estimation. Area is having 1.O-1.5m D soil and overburden hence 1.5m is being excluded from 18.0m in D reserve calculation. D The estimated geological reserve of lease area is follows:

D Description Area (m2) Thickness Volume I (m) (m3) Proved (221) 10000 7.5 75000 D Probable (222) 10000 9 90000 t Total 165000 t I a a S. B. Singh a RQP/DGMMP/rr8/2or4 Page 10 S. B. SINGI{ a RQP/DGM IMPI11SI2O14 t MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE CRUSHER QUARRY

4.2 Resenre Blocked: Description Area Depth Volume (m2) (m) (mt)

Barrier, Dump, Shelter 3786 16.5 62469 Mine out 1000 1.0 1000 Blocked in Bench 33960 Total Blocked Reserve 97429

4.3 Minable resenre: Total Minable reserve of stone is as under:

Total Geological Reserve' (22I e' 222) 165000

Blocked reserve (222) 97429 Available minable reserve l22Ll 6757L

4.4 Anticipated mine life: Lease area has total 67571m3 minable reserves. In the remaining second five year plan period excavation of 13500 m3 stone f year for production of 12825rrr3 stone is proposed. Thus with average excavation of 135O0m3/year of stone anticipated life of mine will be aboutS years. A *'rYWM^rl S. ;.j " fS,f\jG i^l RQili []G ll I i'AP i 4. 1 r". | 2{} 1 4

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5.1 Year lVise Development Programmers Intheplanperioddevelopmentworkisproposedbywayof removal of soil and weathered basalt having average thickness of 1'5 m. followed by mining of stone. soil will be spread in statutory boundary v.5 m barrier zonel to support plantation and other material will be dumped into and dumping site. Recovery of basalt considered g5%. Production plan in remaining lease period is proposed as follows: second five Year development and production Plan-

year Bench Area Depth ROM Stone Waste Soil/ Level (m2) (m) (m3) (m3)(es%) (m3)(s%) OB

2016-t7 o-6 1000 3.5 r2790 673 0.00 3500 2214 4.5 332r 9963 2017-r8 0-6 3000 4.5 13500 r2825 675 4500 2018-19 6-12 2250 6.0 13500 r2825 675 o.oo 2019-20 6-12 1988 6.0 tt928 r2825 675 o.00 t2-t8 262 6.0 o.o0 t572 2020-2r t2-18 2250 6.0 13500 t2825 - 675 o.00 Total 3373 7821

5.3 Method of Mining

The mining method will be opencast semi rrrLechanized type. Excavated material will be crushed in mechanical crusher already installed about 5OO meters south of lease area' &*uL ) S. B. SINGI-{ ) RQP/DGM/MP/1 1812014 -erilq 9$q\ ) gqFfiTfiq nfr (qs) "tftqi -f ) *Srq",frutdq, rqTfuqE ) )

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Mining Machineries: For production of 12825 Cubic meter of stone per year, its transport etc. the following machineries are likely to be deployed. S. No. Machinery No. of units 1 Crusher 1 2 JCB machine 1 3 Jack Hammer Drills (Hired) 1 4 Water PumPs of 5 HP 1 5 Water tanker (Hired) 1 6 Office vehicle 1 7 Truck As required

5.4 Blasting (af Broad Blasting Parameter: Mining operation will be of comparatively small scale with annual prod,uction of 12825 m3 of stone. Rock is hard but jointed. Blasting will be required. to open the face of rock. Due to this blasting parameter will be very simple and requirement of explosive will also be less. Details of blasting parameters based on part bench of 1'5m are as follows.

Depth and diameter of hole 1.Om to I.2m depth, 34mm dia Blasting pattern single row blasting having length of free face of lm working. Spacing pattern 2mX2m Burden spacing 0.9m- 1.Om Power factor 5 tonnes per kg of exPlosive' Charge per hole lOOgms-125gms of gun Powder along with suitable length of safetY fuse. Consumption of exPlosive lOkg per round for 100nos. of hole and 5OO meters of safety fuse. Normally 6 time blasting will be there in a week. Monthly consumption will be around 6OOkg of nitrate mixture 2OO0 nos of Detonators 10000m safetY fuse.

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(bl Type of explosive to be used:

The basalt is but highly jointed and fractured so occasional light blasting is required. Nitrate mixture of class2, detonators and safety fuse will be used for carrying out blasting operations. It is proposed to carry out blasting operation on contract basis by blasting contractor.

(c I Storage of Explosive:

It is proposed to carry out blasting operation on contract basis by blasting Contractor having explosive license from explosive department. No need of Storage of explosive at mine site.

5.4 Mine Drainage Observation of wells/ tube wells indicate that water table in the area is about 35m. In the first five year the mining will be confined above the water table hence water is not likely to encounter. Garland drain will be made at periphery. There will not be inflow of ground within mining pit except accumulation of rain water. So there is no need to make such arrangement except during rainy season. Rain water will be pumped using 5HP Diesel/ Electric pump and will be discharged local draining channel/agricultural land after passing through settling tank so that surrounding is not cohtaminated. 5.5 Stacking of mineral & disposal of waste- The stone of this mine is covered with overburden (top soil and weathered basalt) having average 1.5 meter thickness, on scrapping of overburden about 782lcubic meter waste will be generated in the form of soil and OB. In mining about 57o fine is likely to be generated as mine waste. Quantity of mine waste in five year mining plan period is estimated to be 3373m3.

Top soil will be spread over in the buffef zone. It will be used for plantation as per the proposal as shown in the mine closer Plan. Mine waste will be stacked in the dumping place of the lease area with proper stepping and flow less than 450 so that it does not role down.

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5.6 Mine Safety: This is an open cast manual/ semi rnechanized mining. Depth of mining in second five year is expected to be 18m. To avoid collapse of mine face due care will be taken. Mining is proposed exceeding 6.Om depth. Bench will be developed from 6m depth onward having 6m height and 6m width. Slope of mine face will be maintained around 450 to avoid abrupt rolling of stones/ loose material. First aid box will be kept at the mine site.

Lessee will also intimate the concern authority as soon as depth of mine crosses 6.0m. Blasting operation will be done on contract basis from blasting Contractor having explosive license from explosive department.

5.7 Mineral Processing-

Excavated basalt will be processed to convert in to gitti by mechanical crushing in crusher plant installed outside the lease area. 5.8 Use of Mineral - The Basalt stone will be used for construction in building, bridges and road work.

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6.0 CONCEPTUAL PLAN

There is 67571 m3 minable reserve of basalt in the lease area. Lease was granted for 10 years (I4-O7-2O11 to 13- 07- 2O2Il. Anticipated life of mine is up to end of lease period. Reserve has been calculated up to 18m depth. At the end of lease period, depth will reach to 18 m from surface. Phase wise plantation will be done on buffer zone 6.1 Land use pattern at the end of lease period:

Area under land use Existing Land use Land use after Lease (in hectare) period (in hectare) Mine pit o.100 o.622 Dump 0.000 0.020 Office/ Shelter o.000 o.020 Approach road 0.000 o.o00 Plantation 0.000 0.338 Unused o.900 o.o00 Total 1.O00 1.000

6.2 Disposal of Waste Details of estimated quantity of waste is given development and production programme. Soil will be used in barrier zone during plantation. For every 3 m. height of waste dump sldpe of dump will be maintained between 450. Peripheral trench will be made to avoid rolling of waste. Mine waste will be stacked properly for future alterative use like repair of village road if required and permitted to do so, and for reclamation.

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8.O ENI/IRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (Under rule 50 of MMR1996)

Mining Method

The mining method will be opencast semi m:echanized type. A 7.5 meter wide safety barrier zorre shall be left in between the lease boundary and working pit. The blasting parameters will be very simple and requirement of explosive will be limited. Excavation will be carried in such a way so that there is no haphazard excavation. The base line information of the area and parameter of blasting has been given in mining plan part.

Mining Machineries: For production of 12825 Cubic meters of Basalt stone per year and its transportation etc. the following machineries are likely to be deployed.

. No. Machinery No. of units 1. Crusher 1 2. JCB machine 1 3. Jack Hammer Drills (Hired) 1 4. Water Pumps of 5 HP 1 -1 5. Water tanker (Hired) 6. Office vehicle 1 7. Truck As required

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MANAGEMENT PLAN

Details of estimated quantity of waste is in given development and production programme. Soil will be used in barriet zone during plantation. Mine waste will be stacked properly for future alterative use like repair of village road if required and permitted to do so, and for reclamation. There will not be environmental loss due to mine waste.

(if Reclamation

Except plantation in barrier zone no progressive mine closer is proposed. At the end of mine life waste material staked in dumping site will be back frlled but it will cover very limited part of pit. The side of excavated pit will be made safe by giving it a slope of 450. It will also be properly fenced with barbet wire or protection wall. Mine pit will be used as water reservoir. This may be used for irrigation and it will also recharge the ground water regime of the area. (iif Flora and fauna:

The proposed lease area does not come under the purview of forest. It is a private land and devoid of flora and fauna. There will not major change in the present status. It is proposed to implant 50 No. of tree annually. This will improve the flora in the area. This will also provide shelter for living birds and small animals.

(iiif Quality of air, noise level and Water

Mining is manual and semi mechanized type. There will not be much emission of dust and sound generation during mining. Dust may spread over one km kachha road. To prevent this overloading of dumpers during transportation will not be allowed. Water sprinkling will be done to suppress the dust on service road mining face and around crushing plant, specially, at the dump hoper used for feeding. Development of green belt along the mining area boundary will further protect pollution. Machinery used in mining operation will be properly maintained and speed of transporting vehicles will be restricted to prevent sound pollution. Blasting will be avoid during high winds, night times. In the lease area mining activity will be confrned up to 18m from the ground level whereas water table is observed around 35m. Basalt is

S. B. Singh RQP/DGMMP /rrB/2Ot4 MINING PLAN FOR BARAI STONE ICRUSHE hard stone and do not have significant chemical reaction with water. Mining is above the water table. Thus groundwater will not be polluted due to mining. There is no water flow from mine area. Even then precaution will be taken for uncontrolled run of water during monsoon. Garland will be constructed around mine and the dump area to divert rain water. water stored during rains will be passed through settling tank before discharge. It will prevent contamination in surface water. To assess the prevailing quality of the air, water, noise etc. a regular monitoring of these parameters will be made to arrive improvement /protection measures in quarterly basis.

(ivl Human settlement: socio- Economic Environment:

No villages or human dwelling are within the Mining lease area (core zonel. Thus any settlement will not be required. At present, there is not much activities noticed other than few mines and agricultural in the surrounding area. On the other hand, due to these mining activities an additional employment potential will be generated by which living condition of the people will certainly be improved. Hence there will be a positive impact on the social life of local people.

Proposed annual budget towards environment management is as follows:

Pollution Mitigation Rs 50000 Monitoring Program Rs 40000 Total Rs 90000

Proposed action plan toward socio economic development of local people and area is following

General Development Proposed expenditure in Rs Promotion of Swatch Bharat Abhiyan 10000 (Sanation, Water suPPlY etc) Health safety and medical facility 5000 Education Promotion 20000 Others 5000 Total 40000

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(vf Public Building, Places and Monuments: There is no public building, monument close to lease area.

(vil Occupational Health and Safety: Due to small scale mining activity and less deployment of heavy machinery there will not be any operational hazards. Apart from this no other factors are envisaged during mining operation.

(viif Aesthetic Environment: The mining activity in the applied area has been and will be started after the environment clearance. So that mining activity does not violate the aesthetic sense of environment.

The area is also devoid of good flora and fauna. The socio-economic status of the surrounding villages is rural with dominant agricultural economy. The surrounding area is thinly populated. There will not be adverse impact due to this mining operation on socio-economic environment, It is proposed to implant 50 No. of tree annually. This will improve the flora in the area. Thus it will improve the socio- economic condition of peoples of the surrounding villages. #,*L ---'-- S" ts" S!NGH RQP/DGM/tvl f'l1 1 B I 2A 1 4

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9.O MINE CLOSURE PLAN

(Under Rule 42, (J) (1) of MPMMR 1996 ) Introduction

Mining activit5r, by virtue of their nature of operation, essentially cause physical, chemical, biological and socio economic changes in the characteristics of the area. It also disturbs the original land profile. The scientific closer of mining may mtnimize afterward adverse affect due to mining for the surrounding community in general and for mining site in particular.

As per rule 42 (J) (1) of M P Minor Minerals rule 1996 (amended 23rd, March 2OI3l every Quarry lease owner shall have submit Mine Closure Plan in compliance to afore said rule. It is of two types

a. Progressive Mine Closure Plan b. Final Mine closure Plan A. General

Details of the lease area are as follows: Name of lessee: M/s Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Partner Shri Ravi Kumar GoYal Address: - Krishnaganj Karer Distt. Shivpuri, MP. Pin 473660 Mobile- 9425136376 B. Name of mineral Basalt stone C. Location of lease area- District: Shivpuri Tehsil: Kolaras (Badarwas) Village Barai Khasra No. 5s/ 1 , 5512 Area 1.00 Hectare lVpe of Land Private land, barren land

Other details are given in mining plan part.

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D. Land Use Pattern

Area under land use Existing Land use Land use after Lease (in hectare) period (in hectare) Mine pit 0.100 o.622 Dump o.000 o.020 Office/Shelter 0.000 o.o20 Approach road o.000 o.000 Plantation 0.000 0.338 Unused 0.900 0.000 Total 1.OOO l.OOO

E. Method of Mining: Working will be carried out by opencast semi mechanized method of mining. The mining will be done by lessee as per Mining Plan. Mineral processing will be done by hand shorting at site and mechanical crushing in crusher plant installed outside of lease area. F. Reasons for Mine Closer:

Lease area has total 67571 m3 minable reserves. As has already been given in reserve part of mining plan that the onward life of mine is anticipated to be about 5 years. Thus at the end bf lease period mine is likely to reach optimum depth of 18m. I. Progressive Mine Closer: Mining will cover O.622rn3 area except barrier zone and little dumping and site ofhce area. During lease period mining will be carried out to optimum depth. Except plantation in barrier zone no progressive mine closer is proposed. Plantation Lease area has about 3385m3 of buffer zone around ultimate mining pit limit. It is proposed to plant 50 trees I year in buffer zorle and side of approach.

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II. Final Mine Closer: A. Reclamation:

At the end of mine life waste material staked in dumping site will be back filled but it will cover very limited part of pit. The side of excavated pit will be made safe by giving it a slope of 450. It will also be properly fenced with barbet wire or protection wall. Mine pit will be used as water reservoir. This may be used for irrigation and it will also recharge the ground water regime of the area. B. Disposal of Machinery and structures.

The mining operation is open cast mining with limited movable machinery. Site office and rest shelter will also be of temporary nature. The same will be removed at the end of mine period.

C. Financial Assurance As per the rule 42 (Jl (6) of MP Miner Mineral Rule 1996 amended 23 March 2013,the lessee will submit the f,rnancial assurance in form of either bank guarantee of any scheduled bank/ fixed deposit or National Saving Certificate to the collector of district concern. The financial assurance shall be RS. 15000/-per hectare. _n 4",r'ryk_ S. B. SINGH

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I M/r Mnn Valshnavl lllllneralr Partner Ravi Kumar Goyal hereb5, nutlrolize Shrt S.B. Singh RQP/DGMMP/ llgl2014 to prepare and submit mining planlEC plan for npproval for the area sanctioned / allotted to me. The details of sarrctioned / aliotted area. are els iollou,s: l(hasara No, - 55/1 & 55/2 Area - I.OOO Hectare, Village - Barai Tehsil - Kolaras/Badarvas District - Shivpuri State - Madhya Pradesh

I request the concern authorities to make further corr:espondence regarding mining plan, if required to do so, with the said person on the following address.

SHR.I S.B. SINGH

I.5, DBEPSHREE HOi\,ItrS, ADHARSI]ILA AWADHPURI, BHOPAL, MP MO.- 9424439449

I hcrcb}' undertake that, all modification in mine plan made by RQP, If required to do so, deemed to have been made with my consent and shall be acceptable to me and binding on me in all respect.

I fur-tl.rer authorize to Shri S.B. Singh to receive the approved mining plan nn behalf of me.

ilI/a Maa Vaishnavi Minerals Fnrtnet Ravl Kumar Goyal (Addrens: Lessee) R/o l(rashnaganj, Karera MP.

{Signature} CERTIFICATE

A. Certifred that the provision of Mines act., Rules and Regulation, M.P. Minor mineral rule 1996 ( amended,23 rd Mar 2OL3l made there under have been observe in mining plan and wherever specific permission are required the lessee will approach the Director General Mines Safety, Director Geologr & Mining, M.P. and Collector of the district and other concerned authoritY.

a. This is to certify that the provision of M.P. Minor mineral rule 1996 (amended 23 rd Mar 2013) have been observe in Preparation of mining plan for Barai Stone (Crusher) Quarry for 1.000 hectare a-rea in village Barai, Tehsil Badarwas, District Shivpuri, M'P' proposed to be granted for 10 year in favor of M/s Maa Vaishnavi Minerals, Partner Ravi Kumar Goyal R/o Iftishnaganj, Karera. wherever the specific permission or clearancef consent are required the lessee will approach the concerned authority.

B. It is also certihed that the information furnished in the above mining plan are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief'

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