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District Survey Report Kaushambi District Survey Report Kaushambi AS PER NOTIFICATION NO.S.O.141(E) NEW DELHI, 15THJANUARY,2016MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MoEF&CC) MinesOfficer/ Ex.Irrigation S.D.M (Sadar Ramendar Singh D.F.O. Mines Kaushambi Kaushambi (Member (Chairman Kaushambi Inspector (Member DEIAA) DEAC) (Member Kaushambi Secretary) DEIAA) DEIAA (MemberSecretary DEAC) D.M Kaushambi (Chairman DEIAA) Revised District Survey Report Kaushambi Content 1. Introduction 2. Overview of Mining activities in the district 3. List of mining/quarry lease with location, area and validity period 4. Details of Royalty collected in last three years 5. Detail of Sand/Bajri production in last three years 6. Process of deposition of sediments in the rivers of the district 7. General Profile of the district 8. Land Utilization pattern 9. Physiography of the district 10. Rainfall – Month-Wise 11. Geology and Mineral Wealth a. District wise detail of river/stream and other sand source b. Mineral Potential c. Annual Deposition 1. Introduction: The State of Uttar Pradesh has a long and interesting history of Mining of Minerals. In the early days Copper, Lead, Iron ore and Placer Gold have been mined on a small scale in parts of Himalayas, Bundelkhand and South-Eastern districts. In addition Vindhyan Sand/morrum Stone as building and Mill Stone were also mined in the districts of Agra, Allahabad and Mirzapur. Kaushambi district falls in Allahabad division and comprises of 3 tehsils namely Chail, Manjhanpur and Sirathu. It has 8 Blocks and 96 Nyay Panchayat. Manjhanpur town is the seat of administration of Kaushambi District. According to the 2011 census Kaushambi district has a population of 1,596,909. This gives it a ranking of 313th in India out of a total of 640 districts. It has a population density of 897 inhabitants per square kilometer. Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 23.49%. Kaushambi has a sex ratio of 905 females for every 1000 males and a literacy rate of 48.2%. At present 220 brick kilns are running in the district among which 191 EC has been issued for brick earth mining,for morrum 8 permit has been issued for 6 month leases in the distict for total 354095.00Cubic meter. On the basis of site visit based on field investigation and geology of the catchment area of the stream of the Yamuna River by the survey team The following mineral potential has been calculated besides above 6 months Permit. The potential reserve of the morum is available in the Chail and Manjhanpur Tehsil of The district and it is widely spreaded in 41 villages of the district. The potential reserve is widely spreading in the area of total 3695.9 Hectare (Approx) up to the depth of 1.5 to 2.5 meter. Approximately 6,01,03,500.00 cubic meter potential reserve of morrum is available in the district for the next five year patta. About Rs.901.6 crore of revenue can be generated from the sale potential reserve of the morrum in next five year @ of Rs 150/cubic meter (minimum royalty). 2. Overview of Mining Activity in the District: Total Obtained EC not Notice issued to Notice issued by District Number of Applied for EC EC obtained shutdown Regional Office Brick kilns Kaushambi 220 191 29 5 - 139 EC Applied/EC Total Number of Sand/morrum District Leases Cancelled Leases/permit obtained Kaushambi 8 08 - 3. The List of Mining Permit with location, area and period of Validity: List of Morrum Permits/Leases: Gata Total Mineable Village/Zone Name of S.No Tehsil No./khand Area Mineral Valid Upto No. Mineral No. Acre) Reserve (cum) 1. Chail 8 8/3 10 Morrum 40468.00 For 6 months only 2. Chail 10 10/6 10 Morrum 30351.00 For 6 months only 3. Manjhanpur 10 10/37 10 Morrum 46048.00 For 6 months only 4. Manjhanpur 12 12/4 10 Morrum 40468.00 For 6 months only 5. Manjhanpur 14 14/14 10 Morrum 40468.00 For 6 months only 6. Manjhanpur 15 15/42 10 Morrum 40468.00 For 6 months only 7. Manjhanpur 16 16/17 10 Morrum 60702.00 For 6 months only 8. Manjhanpur 16 16/22 10 Morrum 60702.22 For 6 months only The List of proposed Mining Leases/Patta for 5year with location, area and period of Validity: S.No. Name Tehsil Village/Zone Gata Total Area Name of Mineable Proposed Of No. No./khand The Mineral Reserve Patta (Ha.) River No. Mineral (cum) Duration 36-42 5]45]000-00 1. Yamuna Chail Shergadh 7/1 Morrum 5 Years To 7/3 48-50 7]27]500-00 2. Yamuna Chail Shergadh 7/4 Morrum 5 Years to 7/7 36-42 5]45]000-00 3. Yamuna Chail Naseerpur 7/8 Morrum 5 Years To 7/10 36-42 5]45]000-00 4. Yamuna Chail Sewadha 7/11 Morrum 5 Years To 7/13 24-28 3]60]000-00 5. Yamuna Chail Sewadha 7/14 Morrum 5 Years to 7/15 24-28 3]60]000-00 6. Yamuna Chail Byur 7/16 Morrum 5 Years to 7/17 24-28 3]60]000-00 7. Yamuna Chail Aughan Saidpur 8/1 Morrum 5 Years To 8/2 24-28 3]60]000-00 8. Yamuna Chail Rushai Saidpur Morrum 5 Years 8/3 to 8/4 36-42 5]45]000-00 9. Yamuna Chail Rushai 8/5 Morrum 5 Years Maharaniya Ka to Pura 8/7 9@1 48-50 7]27]500-00 10. Yamuna Chail Piprahata Morrum 5 Years to 9@4 24-28 3]60]000-00 11. Yamuna Chail Piprahata 9@5 to Morrum 5 Years 9@6 24-28 3]60]000-00 12. Yamuna Chail Piprahata 9@7 to Morrum 5 Years 9@8 24-28 3]60]000-00 13. Yamuna Chail Umraul 9@9 to Morrum 5 Years 9@10 24-28 3]60]000-00 14. Yamuna Chail Umraul 9@11 to Morrum 5 Years 9@12 24-28 3]60]000-00 15. Yamuna Chail Umraul 9/13 to Morrum 5 Years 9/14@14 36-42 5]45]000-00 16. Yamuna Chail Umraul 9@15 to Morrum 5 Years 9@17 24-28 3]60]000-00 17. Yamuna Chail Nanda Ka 9@20 to Morrum 5 Years 9@21 Puarva 24-28 3]60]000-00 18. Yamuna Chail Nanda Ka 9@22 to Morrum 5 Years 9@23 Purava 36-42 5]45]000-00 19. Yamuna Chail Mohammdabad 9@24 to Morrum 5 Years 9@26 Kewat Purwa 36-42 5]45]000-00 20. Yamuna Chail Mohammdabad 9@27 to Morrum 5 Years 9@29 Kewat Purwa 36-42 5]45]000-00 21. Yamuna Chail Malhipur 10@1 to Morrum 5 Years 10@3 36-42 5]45]000-00 22. Yamuna Chail Malhipur 10@4 to Morrum 5 Years 10@6 36-42 5]45]000-00 23. Yamuna Chail Malhipur 10@7 to Morrum 5 Years 10@9 24-28 3]60]000-00 24. Yamuna Chail Malhipur 10@10 to Morrum 5 Years 10@11 24-28 3]60]000-00 25. Yamuna Chail Malhipur 10@12 to Morrum 5 Years 10@13 36-42 7]28]000-00 26. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@14 to Morrum 5 Years 10@16 24-28 3]60]000-00 27. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@17 to Morrum 5 Years 10@18 36-42 5]45]000-00 28. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@19 to Morrum 5 Years 10@21 36-42 5]45]000-00 29. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@22 to Morrum 5 Years 10@24 24-28 3]60]000-00 30. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@25 to Morrum 5 Years 10@26 24-28 3]60]000-00 31. Yamuna Chail Kataiya 10@27 to Morrum 5 Years 10@28 24-28 3]60]000-00 32. Yamuna Manjhanpur Kataiya 10@29 to Morrum 5 Years 10@30 36-42 5]45]000-00 33. Yamuna Manjhanpur Bhakhanda 10@31 to Morrum 5 Years 10@33 36-42 5]45]000-00 34. Yamuna Manjhanpur Bhakhanda 10@34 to Morrum 5 Years 10@36 36-42 5]45]000-00 35. Yamuna Manjhanpur Bhakhanda 10@37 to Morrum 5 Years 10@39 24-28 3]60]000-00 36. Yamuna Manjhanpur Bhakhanda 10@40 to Morrum 5 Years 10@41 24-28 3]60]000-00 37. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@1 to Morrum 5 Years 11@2 24-28 3]60]000-00 38. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@3 to Morrum 5 Years 11@4 24-28 3]60]000-00 39. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@5 to Morrum 5 Years 11@6 24-28 3]60]000-00 40. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@7 to Morrum 5 Years 11@8 24-28 3]60]000-00 41. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@9 to Morrum 5 Years 11@10 24-28 3]60]000-00 42. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@11 to Morrum 5 Years 11@12 24-28 3]60]000-00 43. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@13 to Morrum 5 Years 11@14 24-28 3]60]000-00 44. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@15 to Morrum 5 Years 11@16 48-50 7]27]500-00 45. Yamuna Manjhanpur Diya 11@17 to Morrum 5 Years 11@20 48-50 7]27]500-00 46. Yamuna Manjhanpur Chhikawa 11@21 to Morrum 5 Years 11@24 48-50 7]27]500-00 47.
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