I Government of Jammu and Kashmir Depaftment of Geology and Mining, lammu
E.mail :- No. DGM/F-435/AOMP/ 51 ZkzZ [email protected] Dated:_ ld .n.zott / ,r.Adil Bashir Beigh S/o Sh. Bashir Ahmad Beigh R/o 10- Alnoor Chanapora, Srinagar-190015
Subject:-
Shopian of J&K State
Dear Sir,
In exercise of powers conferred by clause(b) of sub-section(2) of section 5 of Mines read and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 and rules made thereunder with Govt. Order No. 10- Ind ot iOtZ dated 16.01.2012, I hereby APPROVE Mining Plan with progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of Minor Mineral Block No-29, Irrigation scheme Ndwpora Bala Upstream Nallah Rambiara (9.09 Hectares) located at Village' Nowpora Bala District, ShoPian This approval is subject to the following conditions:- 01).ThatMiningP|anwithMineC|osureP|andoesnotinanywayimp|ythe & aporoval of GovU-Act' in termJof any other provisions of the Mines & Minerals(Development nlbufitionl 1957 and Rules made thereunder or any other laws including for"est(Conlervation) Act 1980, Environmen: Protection Act 1986, Jammu and Kashmir wu[1. R"tort.es (Regulation and Management) Act 2010 , J&K State Fisheries Act, 1960 and the rules made thereunder'
o2)-That the Mining Plan with Mine closure Plan is'approved without prejudice to:- a)- Rny 6ther laws applicable to the mine/area from time to time whether made by the Central or State GovU or any other Com b)- Any order or direction from any Couft of Competent Ju
03)- If at any stage, it is observed that the information furnished, incorporatecl in the document are incorrect or misrepresent facts, the approval of the ment shall be revoked with immediate effect.
(F.A.Khan) :
Enclosure: - 01 Copy of approved MP with P
Copy for kind information to the :- 1. Dy. Commissioner, ShoPian. 2. Sh. Pankaj Pande (RQP) Sahaj Sahyog Lucknow-226024. Government of Jammu and Kashmir Depaftment of Geology and Mining, Jammu
No. DGM/F-43siAoMPi 5q U- 38 E. mail :- [email protected]
Dated:- / 6 .12.2017 Mr, Adil Bashir Beigh S/o Sh. Bashir Ahmad Beigh Vo 10- Alnoor Chanapora, Srinagar-190015
Subject:-
Shopian of J&K State.
Dear Sir.
In exercise of powers conferred by Clause(b) of Sub-Section(2) of Section 5 of Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 and rules made thereunder read with Govt. order No. 10- Ind of 20t2 dated 16.01,2012, I hereby AppRovE Mining plan with Progressive Mine Closure Plan in respect of Minor Mineral Block No-29, Irrigation scheme Nowpora Bala upstream Nallah Rambiara (9.09 Hectares) located at village, Nowpora Bala District, Shopian This approval is subject to the following conditions:-
01)- That Mining Plan with Mine Closure plan does not in any way imply the approval of Govt; in terms of any other provisions of the Mines & Minerals(Development & Regulation) Act 1957 and Rules made thereunder or any other laws including Forest(conservation) Act 1980, Environment protection Act 19g6, Jammu and Kashmir water Resources (Regulation and Management) Act 2010 , J&K state Fisheries Act, 1960 and the rules made thereunder.
02)-That the Mining Plan with Mine closure plan is approved without prejudice to:- a)- Any other laws applicable to the mine/area from time to time whether made by the Central or State Govt; or any other Com h\- Any order or direction from any Court of Competent Ju
03)- If at any stage/ it is observed that the information furnished, incorporated in the document are incorrect or misrepresent facts, the approval of the revoked with immediate effect.
(F.A.Khan) Authorized Officer Enclosure: - 01 Copy of approved Mp with pMCp Director Geology & Mining / J&K GoW; Jammu. Copy for kind information to the :- t-ltvlztaltt )"trlV 1. Dy. Commissioner, Shopian. pvt. Sh. Pankaj Pande (RQp) Sahaj Sahyog Consultant Ltd B- t | 2L,Sector-B, Ali ganj, Lucknow-226024. I request to the Director, Deparftnent of Geology & Mining Jammu & Kashmir to make further correspondence regarding modification and to collect the approved copies of the aforesaid Minilg Plan with the said recognized person on his following address:
Name of RQP
Pankaj Pande Registration No : 08/DGM/RQP/2017 Validity :1710412027 Address ofRQP B1/21, Sector-B, Aliganj, Lucknow-2206024
Phone No : 0522-4011 565, Mob. 941 5 1 02339,
Fax No :0522-328900 E mail :@, : sahajsahvo9990@*mail.cor.
Website : www.sahaisahyoq.otq
Place: Srinagar Date: Your's Faithfully
Mr. Adil Bashir Beigh Srinagar, Jaurmu & I(ashmir gt nh: r*g dtnri
CERTIFICATE ;
I, Pankaj Pande hereby certify tha!
1. Provisions of Mines Act. Rules and Regulations made there under have been
observed in the aforesaid Mining Plan and wherever specific permissions are
required the Lessee will approach the Director General of Mines Safety.
2. It is further certified that the aforesaid Mining Plan is prepared as per the
copies of the records and documents provided by lessee and information given
as per discussions held with lessee his representative.
3. It is also certified that the information's fumished in the aforesaid Mining Plan are true and correct to the best of rny knowledge & belief and in case of default the approval would be withdrawn.
nl Place: Srinagar W4 Date:nlt4U)tr Name of- RQP Pankaj Pande Registration No. - 08/DGM/RQP/20i 7 Validity- 1'110412027
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Storago, Transportation of Mlnerals and Preventlon of lllegal Mining Rule' 2016)
OF NOWPORA BALA SAND, BAJRI & BOULDER MINE VILLAGE -NOWPORA BALA DrsTRrcT- sHoPrAN (J&K) LEASE AREA-9.09 HECT. ' (Forest Land-Nil) LEASE PERIOD: FIVE YEAR PLAN PERIOD: FIVE YEAR APPRO
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OF MINE NOWPORA BALA SAND, BAJRI & BOULDER VILLAGE.NOWPORA BALA DTSTRICT- SHOPIAN (J&K) LEASE AREA-9.09 HECT. (Forest Land'Nil) PERIOD: FIVE YEAR LEASE Deptt. oi Geotos q.lfn'"s PLAN PERIOD: FIVE YEAR NF..PtqO ED loNS wr-iil coND 56 38
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LESSEE Mr. Adil Bashir Beigh SrO-Sh. Bashir Ahmad Beigh' R/O -10 Alnoor ChanaBora, Srinagar, -190015
PANKAJ PANDE O8/DGM/RQP/2017 Validity uP to 17th APril 2027
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INTRODUCTION
LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY
GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION
MINING
DISPOSAL OF STACKING OF MINERAL REJECTS AND WASTE
USE OF MINERAL
MINERAL PROCESSING
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN ri !r
; 'I ANNEXURE NAME OF ANNEXURE NO. (LOl) & CoPY of e-tendering letter 1 Copy of Consent Lefter
2 Copy of RQP Certificate
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LIST OF PLATES
LOCATION PLAN
SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PLAN
GEOLOGICAL SECTION
YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
CONCEPTUAL PI.AN
PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN "€
INTRODUCTION
Application of mining lease for sand, Bajri, Boulder (9.09 Nowpora Bala, Tah.-Chitragam, Distt_ Shopian was submitted Geology and Mining Srinagar, J&K State Govt. given has its consent vide letter nq, Fg-gllulCGleeM/Block-.", 29/shp/17l5547-51 3011112017 on to exproitation of sand, bajri and bourder bajri and boulder for a period of 5 year. copy of consent letter is enclosed as Annexure No. 1. As per Ministry and Environment Forest crimate change (MoEF Govt. of India), the monsoon period has been considered for three months and no mining & allied activities shall be carried out during monsoon period. The mining activity shail be recommenced afier monsoon period. plan progressive Mining with Mine closure plan is being submitted under Rule 26(2), the Jammu and Kashmir Minor Minerar concession storage, Transportation prevention of Minerals and of lllegal Mining Rule, 2016 FL.L, PAIi,KAJ PANDE Reg No -OB/DGM/ROP/2017
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CHAPTER-1
1.0 GENERAL: A) NAME OF THE CONTRACTOR WITH COMPLETE ADDRESS: Mr. Adil Bashir Beigh S/o-Mr. Bashir Ahmad Beigh R/o-1 0 Alnoor, Chanapora, Srinagar
J&K - 1 90015 B) STATUS OF LESSEE: private Individual C) MINERAL, OCCURRING IN THE AREA WHICH LESSEE INTENDS TO MINE Sand, Bajri and Boulder. D) Period for which the mining lease is granted The mining rease over an g.OgHa. area of was granted for a period of 5 years. E) Name of R.e.p. preparing the mining plans: Mr. Pankaj pande Sahaj Sahyog Consultant pvt. Ltd., B-1i21, Sector-B, Aliganj, Lucknow_226024 Phone: 0522 -4011565 Mob No: 9415102339 E mail: Pankai [email protected], [email protected] O8/DGM/RQP/2017 Valid up to 17t04t2027 Copy of Rep registration is enclosed (Annexure No. 02) F) Name of prospecting agency: The lease area was prospected by Mr. Adir Bashir Beigh under the guidance of Mr. Pankaj pande (Geologist) pankaj The address of Mr. pande is as below: Sahaj Sahyog Consultant pvt. Ltd., B-1i21, Sector-B, Aliganj, Lucknow_226024 Phone: 0522 - 40,l 1565 G) Reference no & date of consent retter from the state Govt. state Govt. has grven its consent to exproitation of sand, bajri and bourder vide retter no. 599A4cc/DcM/Brock-29/Shp/17l5547-51 on 30/rl/2017 for a period of 5 years (refer annexuretrrh^vrrr^ No.f,l^ 1).,r 3
CHAPTER-2
2.0 LOGATION AND ACCESSIBILTTY: (a) Details of area (with The mining lease area is located at Rambiara location map): Block. No.29, Village: Nowp0ra Bala Tah-. . "rr,.,. , ::.,' Chitragam, Distt- Shopian J&K. Ther.lecation:' plan is enclosed as Plate.lto. 1, , i..
District and State; Shopian, J&K. Village: Nowpora Bala Zone No./ Block No. Block no. 29 Copy of site plan is enclosed as Annexure No. 3. Lease Area (Hact.): 9.09Ha Whether the area is The lease area is free from forest land. recorded to be in forest (please specify whether protected, reserved etc.)
Ownership/Occupancy : The land is owned by State Govt. & state Govt. has given its concert for the exploitation of Sand, bajri and boulder. Existence of public road About 16 kms public road connects the /railway line, if any nearby National Highway-1A. Nearest railway station and approximate distance: is Panjgam which is about 13.00Kms away from project site. Latitude and longitude: The Geographical coordinates of the lease area is given below.
74'54'47.87" 33"47'15.67" 74'54'36.79" 33"47'06.30" 74"54',45.02" 33'47'07.64" 74'54'55.83"
PANKAJ PANDE R.,-t r'r o -cBlDGM/ROP/2017 Land use pattern (forest, agriculture barren ,Barren ):The area is waste land use of area is given below: Forest Land (Ha) tand (Ha) . Mining pits Quarry
b) Attach a general location map and vicinity map showing area boundaries and cxisting and proposed routes. lt is preferred that the area be marked on a Survey of |ndiatopographica|maporacadastralmaporforestmapasthecasemaybe. llowever, it none of these are available the area should shown on an accurate sketch 1) rnaD on a scale of 1:50000: Location map attached showing lease (Plate No. INFRASTRUCTURAL - FACILTTIES: a) Roads: Nearest National Highways NH-1A which is about 16 kms in North-East direction from lease area b) Water SuPPIY: for The people of the area are dependent on hand pumps, wells, and bore wells water.Theyusethewe||waterbothforagricu|tureandhouseho|dpurpose. c) Electrification: The village Nowpora Bala has electricity connection while lease area is not connected with electricitY. d) Educational - Facilitiesl Private primary school & high school is running nearest the villages of the lease Education' area. Shopian is the Center of the Higher l;) t- \/'Lw - PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -CE/DGM/RoP/2017 is about 13.00 kms away from project site' g) Nearest AirPort: 27.5 kms in Nearest Airport is at srinagar international airport which is about north from lease area. o
CHAPTER-3
1.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION: t) Briefly describe the topography & general geologyig the mineral deposit including draining pattern. :. TOPOGRAPHY: "'o The proposed area is nala bed. The highest level of area is 1747.20mRL towards south west direction while the lowest level is 1744.90mRL towards North East direction. The topography of the area is shown in Plat no. 3. REGIONAL GEOLOGY: The area consists of the lofty Pir-Panjal and flat topped karewas as foothills and plains. The Pir-Panjal mountain range covers the Kashmir valley on the south and southwest, in which rock occur from Archean to recent. The karewas lacustrine deposits of Pliocene to Pleistocene age. The deposition composed of mainly silt clay and sand beds .The karewas on the basis of lithology have been divided into three Darts lower karewas , middle karewas & upper karewas. River of the area Jhelum is quite significant .Rambiara, Dudh Ganga and Shali Ganga are the imoortant tributaries of river Jhelum. The instant lease area fall in the middle karewas. The over-all lithological succession of the area is given as under:
Sr. No. Formation Lithology Age I Alluvium and Unconsolidated clastic Recent river tarrace sediments clay,silt,sand
2 Karewas Lacustrine deposit of alluivate Pliocene to beds of loose sand, Pebble, pleistocene clay & silt
Triassic Limestone, shale, siliceous Triassic limestone, sandstone, quartzite
4 Zewan beds Limestone and shale Permo- Carboniferous
Panjal traps Basaltic lava flow Upper carboniferous
o Cambrian Pre domently shales slate Cambrian to Silurian quartzitic limestone Silurian f.t J4 PA iJ PANDE Reg No -08/DGM/ROP/201 7 GEOLOGY OF THE AREA: The area consists of the lofty Pir-Panjal and flat topped karewas as foothills and plains.The area of the Rambiara nala dominated by sand, bajri and boulder geologically the area comprising inside alluvium depositeid & contain cyclic sequence of grayish makh, bajri and boulder. lt is subangular to'Sub rounded and
the angularity of the grains of this category of sand decreases with depth, The Lilho .,: unit shown on the geological map of the leased out area have been plotted on the basis of physical characteristics observed in the field. Process of deposition of sediment in the Rambiara nala weathering cycle of River (Fluvial) comprises of three stages viz: erosion, transportation & deposition. A river/stream in its course to mouth erodes the country rocks through which it flows. Erosion comprises of mechanical as well as chemical process now always & man made erosion also contributes. These eroded sediments then transported by nala in suspension solution until the nala runs out of its capacity to transport which nala enters its flood plain or reaches its month its velocity gets checked due to widening of its channel & deposition of sediment takes place. Natural levees, oxbow lakes are depositional features formed by river in its course. River sediments are generally well sorted & well rounded. Rambi Ara is a river and major tributary to the River Jhelum located in Shopian District of the Indian-controlled state of Jammu and Kashmir. lt joins the Veshaw River near Sangam in Anantnag Dishict before the confluence finally meets the Jhelum. The Rambi Ara originates in the Pir Panjal Range and has two major tributaries. The Rambi Ara is known for fluctuating water levels and is often affected by flash floods Sedimentation Process- 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. i. Erosion- The energy in a river causes erosion. The bed and banks can be eroded making it wider, deeper and longer. Headward erosion makes a river longer. This erosion happens near its source. Surface run-off and and throughflow causes erosion at the point where the water enters the valley head. Vertical erosion makes a river channel deeper. This happens more in the upper stages of a river (the V of vertical e you
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remember the v-shaped valleys that are created in the upper siages). Lateral erosion makes a river wider. This occurs mostly in the middle and lower stages of a river. There are four main processes of erosion that occur in rivers. These are hydraulic action, abrasion, attrition and corrosion. tl Transportation- Transportation of material in a river begins when friction is
These are suspension / suspended load, solution / solution load, saltation and traction. Suspension is when material made up of very fine particles such as clay and silt is lifted as the result of turbulence and transported by the river. Faster-flowing, turbulent rivers carry more suspended maierial. This is why river appear muddy as they are approaching bankfull discharge and towards the mouth of the river (where velocity is greater as is the occurrence of finer sediment). Solution is when dissolved material is canied by a river. This often happens in areas where the geology is limestone and is dissolved by slightly acidic water. Saltation is when material such as pebbles and gravel that is too heavy to be canied in suspension is bounced along the river by the force of the water. Traction is when large materials such as boulders are rolled and pushed along the river bed by the force of the river.
ltl Deposition - 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 coud 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 its ability
^"nt#-#Jotn#o?,50,, to transport material. This leaves a ridge of higher material next to the
channel on both banks of the river known as a levee.r .. .. iv. Following factors impacts river cycle of weathering: i) Annual rainfal / :':. ii) Geographical relief iii) Geology of river course iv) Discharge of river & iis tributaries v) Activities nearby rivers (Man-made aciivities, forestation, . /deforestation, mining, Ghats. vi) Engineering structures (Dams, diversion) vii) Climaticconditions. Hydrological Condition: Ground water in the district occurs in alluvial unconsolidation sediments consisting of valley fill and karewas occur in water tabre and confining condition. In the unconsolidated or alluvial formation ground water occurs under confined conditions in the shallow and deeper aquifers respectively and depth to water ranges between 2 to 4 metres during summer period, while in the winter period it stands between '1.75 to 6 meters seasonal fluctuation ranges betweenlto2meters.
Changes on Hydrological Regime: Due to modifications in the landuse of marshy areas for agriculture & residential zones, the hydrological regimes of weflands have been severely altered, leading to reduction of water levels of Rambiara & loss of water holding capacity in the upstream reaches of basin. DETAILS OF EXPLORATION: a) Already carried out in the area:
The applied area is for sand, bajri boulder & occurrence of mineral rs established. Therefore no exploration has been carried out. b) Proposed to be carried out:
The existence of RBM (sand, bajri, and boulder) is already established in the area & grade & depth persistency has been already proved in the area, therefore no future exploration shall be carried out. After mining, the mined out area shall be replenished by sand, bajri, boulder during monsoon period.
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METHOD OF ESTIMATION OF RESERVE:
The reserve estimation has been done by cross-sectional riethod. Two cross- sections having strike influence 125m, & 130m, are drawn. The Frea cross-sections aremu|tip|iedbythestrikeinfluencetogetthevo|ume.,':
Depth of estimation of reserves is 1 .5m.
GEOLOGICAL RESERVES:
The geological reserves estimated by cross-sectional method: a) Proved Reserves (111):
All the Quantities of RBM occurring 1.5m below from surface have been considered as under proved category.
The summary of reseryes is as below:
Quantity of RBM Quantity of RBM Glassification Code (Cum) (Ton nes) A) Mineral Reserves r) Proved Mineral Reserve 111 123850 272470 Total 123850 272470 The detail categorization of proved mineral Reserves is shown in Table No,01
MINEABLE RESERVE:
All the Quantities of sand under proved category has been considered as mineable reseryes.
Table No. 1 GEOLOGICAL RESERVES PROVED RESERVES (111)
Section Area Strike Influence Volume of RBM Volume of RBM Line (m') (m) (Cum) (Tonnes)
I 1l 502 tzc 62750 138050 2-2' 470 130 61100 134420 Total 123850 272470
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CHAPTER-4
..0 MINING: rl Briefly describe the existing/proposed method for developing/working the ::ffi:;ff#:;tTl'""* It is fresh grant case of mining rease & at present no mining activities are progress .,, in the lease area. h) Proposed method of mining: The RBM shat be exproited manuaty with conventionar hand toors. The height & width of benches shall be kept '1.5m & over pit all slopes shall be maintained less than 450. Mining shat be carried out manuaily without adoption of driring & brasting. The RBM shall exploited manually with spade, chisel etc. The RBM shall be toaded manuaily into tippers/tractor troreys & dispatched to various parties. Urtimate depth of pit shall be kept 1.5m from the river surface. Mining activities shat be suspended during monsoon period. Mining operatron sha, oe recommenced after post monsoon period. Indicate quantum of deveropment production of expected as in tabre berow: Over Salea ble Sub Year RBM quantites Minera burden grade (cum) (cum) of RBM lreject m ineral (Tonnes) 1rt 18759 41270 znd 18696 41131 3'd 1B7BO 41316 ,t In 19341 42550 5tn 19350 42570 Total 94926 208837 r ) Attach Individual plans & sections: lrl years:
Mining face 1747mRL to 1745.5mR1 (1.5m from surface) shat be opened & advanced towards south east direction. Height & width of benches shail be kept 1 5m respectivery quantities & at shat be exproited. Dunng year 41 ?70 tonne V,o./12 PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -oB/DGM/Rep/20.1 7 12
l{l}M shall be exploited. The face length, face advancement width,, height etc. is as below:
Face Face Volume Bench width Height Volume Yoar length Advancement of RBM Level (mRL) (m) (m) of RBM (m) (m) (cum) (Tonnes) ,,o17 -1E 1747-1745.5 338 37 1.5 1.5 18759 41270 Total 18759 41270
llr. pit position showing the advancement of faces & section is shown on plate No.s. ?nd years: Mining face 1747mRL to 1745.5mR1 (1.bm from surface) shall be opened & advanced towards south east directicln. Height & width of benches shall be keot 1.5m respectively & all quantities shall be exploited. During year 41131 tonnes RBM shall be exploited. The face length, face advancement width, height etc. is as below:
quantities Bench Face Face Volume width Height of RBM Year Level length Advancement of RBM (m) (m) (Tonnes) (mRL) (m) (m) (cum)
,'0 lB- 19 1747-1745.5 328 3B 1.5 1.5 18696 41131
Iota 18696 41131 pit llre position showing the advancement of faces & section is shown on plate No.S.
:lrd years:
Mining face 1747mRL to 1745.SmRL (1 .5m from surface) shall be opened & advanced towards south east direction. Height & width of benches shall be kept 1.5m respectively & all quantities shall be exploited. During year 41316 tonnes RBM shall be exploited. The face length, face advancement width, height etc. is as below: A-b PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -0B/DGM t1eptZOl / l3
Volume Face Face Volume Bench Level width l'leig!tt Yoar length Advancement of RBM (mRL) (m) (m)', (m) (m)
,'0 t{)-2 0 1747-1745.5 313 40 1.5 18780 41316.
I otal 18780 41316 Itre pit position showing the advancement o ,lllr years:
Mining face 1747mRL to 1745.5mR1 (l .5m from surface) shall be opened & advanced towards south east direction. Height & width of benches shall be kept 1.5m respectively & all quantities shall be exploited. During year 42550 RBM shall be exploited. The face length, face advancement width, height etc. is as below: quantities Bench Face Face Volume width Height of RBM Yoar Level length Advancement of RBM (m) (m) (Tonnes) (mRL) (m) (m) (cum)
1 1747-1745.5 307 42 1.5 1.5 19341 42550
I ota I 19341 42550 I lr' pit position showing the advancement of faces & section is shown on plate No.S. hlh years:
Mining face 17 47 mRL to 1745.5mR1 (1 .5m from surface) shall be opened & advanced towards south east direction. Height & width of benches shall be keot 1.5m respectively & all quantities shall be exploiteci. During year 42570 tonnes RBM shall be exploited. The face length, face advancement width, height etc. is as oetow:
quantities Bench Face Face Volume width Height of RBM ar Level length Advancement of RBM (m) (m) (Tonnes) (mRL) (m) (m) (cum)
21 1747-1745.5 300 43 1.5 t.c 19350 42570
Iota 19350 42570 llre pit position showing the advancement of faces & section is show DE Reg No -0B/DGM 1RQP12017 14
Ir l) Attach supporting composite plan & section showing pit layout, dumpa,
stacks of subgrade mineral, if any etc. : The Geological section showing layout of faces is shown in plate.No. 4. lr) Indicate proposed rate of production when the mine is fully developed & the expected life of mine & the year from which effected. ,. It is a river bed deposit and mined out area shall be replenished each year during monsoon period and depth of quarry shall be filled back by river RBM each year. Therefore it is not practically forecast the anticipated life of mine. Attach a note furnishing a conceptual mining plan up to life of mine based on geological mining & environmental considerations.
I,TINCEPTUAL PLAN:
I lrne Frame of Completion of Exploration:
I xploration as on date: No exploration has been carried out within lease area. I xploration during plan period:
I lrc mined out area shall be replenished by sand , bajri and boulder in each year during ilronsoon period & depth persistency & strike continuity & grade of sand, bajri and boulder ,rlrrll established, therefore no future exploration programme has been envisaged during rl xt five years.
t ionceptual Period:
I lrr: lease area is for small & depth persistence, grade & strive continuity has been n',tablished. Mining shall be carried out up to 1.5m depth from surface therefore no future ',xploration shall be carried out at the end of conceptual stage. llltimate shape & size of pit:
llrc ultimate slope of pit by the t )onceptual Development: Mrning will be by open cast manual means confined within ultimate pit limit. Road, Ir, rbitation etc. will require diversion from mining area for the safety of2yorlings. Details (OIJ: , rroa is as follows: PANKAJ PANDE Reg No _08/DGM/Rep/2017 15 lln geometry of pit as on date, at the end of plan period & at the end of conceptual period lr rrs below: Pit dimension Shape L(m) | w(m) | D(m) As At rl 316 200 1.5 Arc shape At tt 344 264 1.5 Arc shape rl Plan period: one pit wiil be deveroped during pran periods & dimension of pit wirl be 316m rong, 200m wide & 1.5m deep. The depth of pit wiil be confirming to 1.5 meter from surface (from top river of bed). The height of benches shail be keot 1 5m, width of benches shail be kept 'r.5m & srope of benches shail be kept 70 deg. 208837 tonnes of RBM sha, be generated during pran period. The entire area rs devoid of soil cover, therefore generation of top soil shall be nil. conceptual pran: The urtimate size wiil be 344m rength, 264m wide & depth rever of pit shall be 1.5m. Totar mined out area shail be reprenished during the monsoon period. Anticipated life of mine It is a river bed deposit and mined out area shat be reprenished each year durrng monsoon period and depth quarry of sha, be fited back by RBM each year. Therefore it is not practically forecast the anticipated life of mine. Waste Management: The area is devoid of soir cover, therefore generation of top soir shat be nir. Arl quantiiies of RBM to be exproited shail be sareabre. Therefore no question arises for waste management. Reclamation/Rehabilitation : The mined out area & recramation / rehabiritation as on date, at the end of pran period & at the end of conceptual period is as below. Area broken Area replenish Quantities RBM to bG (Ha) (Ha) replenished (Tonnes) /\rr On date I rrri off plan period 6.32 o.Jz 208837 I tl of conceptual 9.09 9.09 272470 lrn od v)1"v / PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -08/DGM lROpt20 j7 t6 tl.0 Post Mining Land use: The land use at present, at the end of pran period & at the end of conceptuar perio. is given below: At the end of Bl. At the end At present of,._ Head conceptual No plan period (Ha) periot of (Ha) mine (Ha) rt) . Total area excavated lOrotenl F 6.32 9.09 l,) nrea ruuy tr II te(] oLlI Nil o.Jz 9.09 t:) ;:^^- x -. . /-1r ed tu y renao ttated- by Nil o.5z 9.09 replenish ;----.--- ) , r, vq rerrav tlcrtCU L)y Nil NiI Nil afforestation tl Dump area: At the end At the of BL At present end of Head conceptual No Plan period (Ha) period of mine (Ha) (Ha) ) 't Nil Nil Nil lr) Nil Nil r) v Nil Nil Nil At the end At present of At the end of Head Plan period (Ha) conceptual period (Ha) of mine (Ha) Area under mineral stack Nil ;__--_-:- Nil Nit area under road Nil Nil Nil ;__.-i-- Area under green belt ( ie. plantation on area Nil Nil other then dump & Nil backfilled area Conceptual Plan is shown in F late No.6. /l,L"J12 PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -oB/DGM/ROp/2012 17 lrt Open Cast Mines: I Describe briefly giving salient features of the mode of working (mechanized, lrml mechanized, manual): It wit be an opencast mine. RBM sha, be exproited oy manuaty..with conventional has toors & it shat be roaded manuaty in to tippers/tractor Troreys. Miniiig sha, be carried out from top to downward through the formation of benches. The height width of benches & shat be kept 1.5m with urtimate pit 'Approach shape sha, be ress than 450. road having gom width & gradient 1:'10 shat be provided to join the mining faces. Describe briefty the layout of mine working, layout mine faces & sites for disposal of overburden/waste. Mining faces sha, be opened from top to downward. It wit be advanced south towards west to North East directions. Approach road shat be provided to eacn mining faces for transportation of minerar. No waste shat be generated during pran period therefore no proposed has been for its separate stakino. A-r/b PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -08/DGM/RQP/2017 18 CHAPTER-s, 6 & 7 l0 BLASTING: No drilling & blasting shall be undertaken for RBM mining. I O STAGKING OF MINERAL REJECTS AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE: rl Indicate briefry the nature and quantity of top soir, overburden/waste and minerar rejects rikery to be generated during the nexi six months: No soir wi' be generated during pran period; therefore no proposar has oeen cnvisaged for its separate stackino. Irl Land chosen for disposal of waste with proposed justification. No top soir shat be generated during mining activities; therefore no proposar been has envisaged for its separate stacking. rf Attach a note indicating the manner of disposar, and configuration, of sequence buirdup of dumps arong with the proposars for the stacking of sub-grade ore, to be indicated item wise. As stated earrier no waste sha, be generated during pran period, therefore proposar no has been given for disposar of waste & its configuration arong with its protective measures. l(l USE OF MINERAL: The RBM will be used for making buildings, bridges, infrastructure etc. The RBM of lease area are soft, fine to medium grained grayish in color. RBM are an essential minor mineral used extensively across the country for construction purposes. PANKAJ PANDE Rog No -0B/DGM/ROp/2017 19 CHAPTER-8 f,0 OTHER: Site Services The following site services will be provided: Office ii) Drinking water shed iii) Rest shelter iv) First Aid Centre v) Store lbl EmploymentPotential Thus category-wise employments will be as below: Mining Engineer (part time) Geologist (Part time) Foreman (part time) Driver/Operator 2 Un-skilled: Piece rated workers Total: 13 The maximum quantity of RBM shall be exploited 19350cum at the end of 5th year. considering 290 working days in the carendar year, about 74.4cum RBM shail oe exploited per day. considering oMS 10cum RBM per day g workers shail be employed to meet the target production. A-/' PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -0B/DGM/Rep/2oi 7 20 CHAPTER-9 l0 MINERAL PROCESSING: .l ll processing / beneficiation of the ore or minerars mined is pranned to be r:rrrrlucted on site or adjacent to the extraction area, briefry describe the ratrrro of the processing/ beneficiation. This shourd indicate size and grade ol food material and concentrate (finished marketable product), llrr entire area consists of RBM. rt is ready market therefore, no beneficiation of n ln(.'rat processing will required. l,l I xplain the disposar method for tairing or waste from the processing prant ((ruantity and quarity of tairings proposed to be discharged, size and capacity tailing pond, toxic effect 'f of such tairing, if any, with process adopted to rroutrarize any such effect before their disposar and dearing of excess water lrom the tailing dam) ns stated above that no beneficiation is required therefore no tairing or waste rlrsposal from processing plant will be undertaken. r) A flow sheet or schematic diagram of the processing procedure shourd be attached. No beneficiation studies wil be carried out therefore no frow sheet of processino process is attached. ,ll specify quantity and type of chemicals to be used in the processing plant. No chemicals will require. rtl Specify quantity and type of chemicals to be stored on site / plant. No chemical will be stored on the site / plant. Indicate quantity (cu.m.per day) of water required for mining and processing and sources of supply or water. Disposal of water and extent of recycling: No water is required for mining processing and hence no disposar of water and extent for recycling is required. /') t'\ U'*4'- PANKAJ PANDE fi eq No -0 B/ DGM IRQP 12017 21 CHAPTER-10 l0 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN: lrl Attach a note on the status of base line information with regard to the following: tl) Land Use: The existing land use of mine lease area belongs to land use category "Nirla body "and shall continue to be so even after the current mining project is ( )VLrf. lhe existing land use is given in tabular form: waste Sr. Forest Land use Barren G razing No. land Land (Ha) land (Ha) (Ha) Land (Ha) I Mining pits Quarry Approach Road .t Dumps 4 v tce, Kesnl snelter etc. t; Balance undisturbed land 9.09 Total 9.09 lil) Water Regime: The Rambiara Nala is perennial & flows from South West to North East. The depth of water table is about 5m. below general ground level & tapped in tube wells provide sufficient water round the vear. llll) Flora and Fauna: No frora & fauna exists within appried area. However in the surrounding of appried area different type of perenniar and annuar frowering prants are found. Due to favorabre crimatic condition and soir type, different type of medicine herbs shrubs is found here. Trees of chinar witows sirver oak appre apricot warnut arubokhara cherry and pear etc. are found onry in and around the vitages or in agricurture fields Paddy is the main crops and tomato radish and cucumberfl,arg4rso grown u)ld t I)a..i,,i,r-{-. l:]ii- ;ri :.l i:- 1--.; ';. ;,.,'f r]i',1itiJ, ,)[] 22 Ir,'rr. ptr"* deer, leopard cat, Cows, horses, donkeys, goats, sheep and are Kept tr)r ttouse hold requirements. No wild life is found within the lease area. Quality llvl of ambient air noise level and water: r rrc proposed site is rocated in the remote area having a crean atmosphere. tlrt.'refore the quality of ambient air: will be as good as heaven. SpM, SO2, NOxWill lrr either berow permissibre rimits or crose .rroise to threshord rimits. simirarry ambient level is as low as of any standard place. tle water quarity wi[ not be affected as mining is restricted to above ground rever. | )t inking water is being taken from the hand pumps, which is situated near the lrnrng area. Number of hand pumps is dug in the villaqes. lvl ClimaticConditions: a) Tcmperature: rropicar crimate with summer's temperatures rs range 330c. The wrnter,s r( jrnperature is, recording a drop in temperature from around _13.C. Ir) Rainfall: l)istrict shopian receives annuar rainfail is about 6g0mm. The maximum rainfarl rr:ceived during was March to tiil end of Aprrr month. The rowest rainfail was received during May to September month. r;) Humidity: r{umidity is 60% in jaunary, May and June .humidity berow 60% rest of the month in year. ll Wind Direction: lrrominent wind direction is from north_east directron & south_west. 'll Human Setflement: numan settements are distributed in Kashmir vatey. The inhabitants berong to rnuch caste' Buffer zone is farming and mining. The agricurture arone does not appear to be sufficient to sustain the popuration. Mediam riteracy conditions prevarl in the surrounding of rease area & condition of riteracy rs more pathetic in mare and female pheran The is the prominent attire for Kashmiri women The pheran worn by women usuaty has Zari, embroidery on the hem rine order generation wear kutra pa1ama. While younger generation is adopting dresses like pant, si;(rts gtc. (QtJh- PANKAJ PANDE Reo No -0B/OGM 1RAP12017 Occ u pation: Irrrrts and dry fruits, tourism are marn occupation in this area. Study reveats tlrirl wltlrin 5Km. radius of lease eacn, 70% to 85% population is enqaqed in fruits And rrlp ir:ulture. Percentage of male engaged in fruits and agriculiui.e is higher than : hrrnitle. i. l)isparity in agricurturar land hording is ress. But yierd of agricurturar produce is vgry to ;r.or sustain the avairabre hands. consequenfly probrem of unemproyment qnq Irrrstration amongst youth can be noticed in the area. The yierd of crops is as berg1^y. Apple : 89.96 metric tonnes { )llerry : 0.24 metric tonnes Walnut : 09.22 metric tonnes Ahnond : 06.7 metric tonnes ll ice 2550 Kg per Ha Wheat 154'l Kg per Ha Maize 1200 Kg per Ha lvlll Public building, places of worship and monuments: None of the above important features are within the rease hord or in crose proxrrylily of lease hold. lvlll) Does area (partly or fully) falls under notified area under water (preventiol control of Pollution) Act 1974: The lease hold has not been notified under water (prevention & control of pollution) Act 1974. Attach an Environmental impact Assessment statement describing the impqql of mining and beneficiation on the following over the next five years. Land use: The area likely to be degraded due to quarrying, pitting & roads: PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -0B/DGM/Rep/1Q17 24 llte impact physiography on the rand form or wiil be rimited to the modification llre slope. The landscape 'l and rand use wi| undergo a radicar change due to open r:ast mining. The impact during next five year is rimited as benches wi|| be formeo. llesides these benches, roads will also modify the physiography. fhe impact on land use wiil arso be rimited. The various'ihodifications due to fiiiirno rrllied & activities during next five years are given below: Activity Area Occupied (Ha) At the end of During plan period conceptual period (Ha) Mlrrrrrg and Existing pits o.Jz 9.09 Wrll;le ou mps lllrrrI Atrr;1 Peplenished o.Jz 9.09 /\lh )tcStation Air Quality: It has already been exprained that mining wiil be in a very smail scare with out of adopting of drilling and blasting. one of the most crucial erements for air pollution is vehicular transport. Due rimited movement tippers/tractor troileys air quarity wiil not undergo any significant change. However the only cause of concern in future wiI be SpM content. The dairy average SPM will be less than 220 micrograms per meter cube. considering the manual operation for next five year, if safely believed that spM content will seldom exceed 250 micrograms per meter cube. However, if requrred, water sprinkling on ory months may be undertaken on the haur road where the maximum traffic wil oe observed. Water Quality It has already been mentioned that water table does not have any relevance in this tenain. The water table in this area is found in the unconsolidated formation and is about 5m below the ground level. The working during next five year will be confineo 1 5m below the surface rever therefore no impact on water quarity wi.llbe observed. u-'"h PANKAJ PANDE Req No -oBi DGM /ReptZA17 25 lv ll Nolrro Lovol: ll lr,r:, lrcen explained earlier that proposed rlrrlhrrrl & blasting. Exploitation of RBM shall ' I rnvcntional hand tools. Therefore noise lever lt t(:t( )ilse. lvl Vlbration level: ll lr;ts been mentioned that Mining shall ' be carried out without adoption of drilling & lr|r:;ting therefore no impact on vibration levet shall be envisaqed. lvl) Water Regime: llr. Rambiara nala is perennial drainage and lease area exists in the water body. t)rrnng monsoon, water entered within lease area & after over the monsoon water rlririn down the slope & only RBM accumulated in the area which shall be exptoited ,rller monsoon period therefore no significant impact on surface water will be maoe. llowever due to excavation some changes in base flow may occur but ihen it has lrt:en proposed that mining will be done in shallow depth so that it will not touch the water regtme. lvll) Socio-Economics: lhough employment potential is not very high but whatever employment will be ryenerated will be available to surrounding. lt has been mentioned that there is a serious problem of migration it this region for the need of livelihood, any attempt of (renerating employment will be important contribution to this area and should be welcomed. The activity wiI arso provide indirect emproyment by way of shopkeepers, dhabas and truck drivers etc. tvtlt) Historical Monuments etc.: No historical monuments exist surrounding the lease hold. I' I Attach an Environmental Management plant supported by appropriate plans and sections dealing the time bound action proposed to be taken with sequence and timing in the following areas (or diagram should be added). Temporary storage and utilization top soil: The area is devoid of soil cover therefore generation of top soil shall be nil & no proposal has been given for it's temporarily storage & its utilization. Proposal for reclamation of land affected by abandoned llied mining activities during next five years period: p Rcr No 0B/DGM/ROP/2017 26 Mtrrrrrrl shat be suspended during monsoon period & at mineb out pits sha, tr. rrrpkrrrished with flood water & area will restore its originat topography. of afforestation for the 'rogramme initiar month indicatingrnumber of prants wlth name of species, afforested under different areas in Ha.,., Programme of Afforestation: ' "., . .. . Othor Area: rlr., rease area is marked by inside the nara- About 20 number of sapring of rocal 't;t.cies shall be planted outside the lease area. The tree species recommended are I'oplar (safeda), witow (veer), Deodaar (cedrous Deodara), Himarayan brue Pine, Nettle tree (Bremiji), Birch (Burza) may atso be recommended. The lrr;rntation raised earrier shourd be carefuly maintained. Mortarities shourd oe r' rl)laced by fresh planting. Post Plantation Care: I ollowing precaution to be undeftaken for survivar of prants: r) The samplings will be undertaken for survival of plants. rr) Plants will be taken care by applying fertilizers ano proper wedding etc. r) Hearthy tree species wiil be recommends for prantation. rv) Fatal saplings will be replaced with new healthy saplings. v) Every sapring wit be covered by tree guard to avoid damage through catre graztng. vi) A Gardner or mazdoor should be employed for care. vrr) Necessary arrangement will be provided for warerrng tree species planted at different parts. stabirization and vegetation of dumps arong with interburden dumps management for plan period: The area is devoid of soir cover therefore generation of top soir shat be nir & no proposal has been given for it's temporarily storage & its utilization. Measures to Control erosion/sedimentation of water courses: No drainage or water course wit be disturbed due to mining. The area consists of waste rand & during monsoon period the mining operation shat be suspended. Therefore no question arises to contror erosion/sedimentation of water courses. c."J: PANKAJ PAi{DE tl {:,it No -0 B/DGM/RQP/201 / f llllnrcrrt errcl disposal of water from mine: Mr'r'1, srrail be carried out up to depth of 1.5m from surface & mined out pit srrrrrl lrn rrtllrttterged by RBM during the whole period. No. mining activities shall bo r;nrrr'tr out during monsoon period rherefore no question arises to disposar of wrrlnr flom mine. Moraures for minimizing adverse effects on water regime: ll lr;rs arready been stated that mining wiil not go beyond 1.5m depth & no water r.1;irre wit be disturbed during pran period. However mining operation wiil be ', ril)ended during monsoon period. l'r.toctive measures for ground vibration/air brast caused by brasting: nr' the proposed method of mining is manuar open. No driting & brasting sha, oe rlrlrrired. The impact on this aspect is negligible. Moasure for protecting historicar Monuments and for rehabiritation of human rottlement likely to be disturbed due to mining activity: No such feature exists within the lease area. Socioeconomic beneficiate out of mining: lhe scale of operation is rimited with g0% rocar emproyment. Hence some benefit to llre locar community wit occur on this aspect. Besides the direct emproyment, rrdirect emproyment wi[ incrude tractor owners, shop keepers dhaba waras etc. A*-L'' PANKAJ PANDE RcA No'08/DGM/ROP/2O17 t 0 r). lrrtroduction: MR. ADIL BASHIR BEIGH s/o- MR. BASHIR AHMAD BEIGH R/o-1 0 Alnoor, Chanapora, Srinagar J&K - 190015 h| |or:ation: I'l I xklnt of Lease area: (9.09 Ha) rll lyl)c of lease area: Total area is waste land & it is free from forest land rl l'rr':;ent land use pattern: The existing land use is given below: r| Land use Nt Grazing Land I Mining pits ()uarry Approach Road I Dumps 'l Office, Resht Shelter etc. Balance undisturbed land Total | | Reasons for Closure: At present there is t! p ro g re s s ive,' i n o,l,?" ;T: il; J:ffi 1*:Tili:: " "r ffJ Hr;: il:T ; ;"-il; r,." p n, o,t"1io i'ii ni "# i:J"f,"Jru il ir"j, H;;fi ','; ";; ", *. i' J, o I l Statutory ( bligations: " No statuto obligations have been imposed byr any Govt.vvv,. Institutions, NGos, - ', te court etc. in this lease area. Pr:\ ti.r'l No -0Bi OGMi ROP/2017 I I I Ckrrrrro plarr preparation: t) Nnrrro and address of the Lessee: Mr Arlrl l3ashir Beigh S/o_Mr. BashirAhmad Beigh lUr| |0 Alnoor, Chanapora, Srinagar ,tRK t90015 nrldress ll frrrro, & Registration No. of R. e. p. M/:r l)ankaj pande iiirlraj Sahyog Consultants pvt. Ltd. tt t/2.1 , Sector_ B, Aliganj, Lucknow_226024. tcl No. 0522 _ 4011565. | ;tx no.0522_2328900 r : rnail address: [email protected] I tegistration No. O8/DGM/R ep t2017 Valid up to 17t04t2027 | ) Name of the executing agency: rhe contractor shat execute himserf the provision of mine crosure pran. I lt Mine Description: ll Topography: The proposed area is nara bed. The highest rever of area is .r747.10mRL towards south west direction whire the rowest rever is 1744.g'mRL towards North East direction. The topography of the area is snown in plat no. 3. REGIONAL GEOLOGY: The area consists of the rofty pir-panjar and frat topped karewas as foothirs ano pir-panjar prains The mountain range covers the Kashmir varey on the south and southwest, in which rock occur from Archean to recent. The karewas racustrine deposits of priocene to preistocene age. The deposition composed of mainry sirt cray and sand beds .The karewas on the basis of rithorogy have been divided into three parts rower karewas, middre karewas & upper karewas. River of the area Jhelum is quite significant .Rambiara, Dudh Ganga and Shali Ganga are the important tributaries of river Jherum. The instant rease area fail in the A'-4-'' PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -0B/DGM/RQP/2017 3 ||||(l(lle karewas. The lithological succession of the area I cr: is given as Alluvium and Unconsolidated - river "fr"tb tarrace sediments clay,silt,sand Karewas Lacustrine deposit o-eilu ivate----.---.__- Pliocene to beds of loose sand, pebbte, pleistocene clay & silt Lim eslo ne, h a le,, il iceo rs---.__- " limestone, sandstone, quartzite Limestone and shale Permo- Carboniferous Panjal traps Basaltic lava flow Upper carboniferous Cambrian Pre domenily .f,"t".-J"t" Cambrian to Silurian quartzitic limestone Silurian (;EOLOGY OF THE AREA: Ihe area consists of the rofty pir-panjar and frat topped karewas plains.The as foothirs and area of the R: bajri and bourder seorogicaily the area ;;:,:il ;HjilljT:: '""0, sequence of sravish makh, bajri and bourder. , , ,rH::lrlJ::f:r"t and the angurarity of the grains of this category "; of sand decreases with depth. fhe Litho unit shown on the georogicar map of the reaseo out plotted area have been on the basis of physical characteristics observed in the field. Process of deposition of sediment in the Rambiara nara weathering River cycre of (Fluvial) comprises of three stages viz: eroston, transportation oeposition & A river/stream in its course to mouth erodes the country through which rocks it frows Erosion comprises of mech nlcar as wet as chemical process now arways & man made erosion arso contributes. These eroded sediments then transported by nala in suspension s I rt tl ( ll its capaclty to transport which nala enters its flood plain. or.reaches rts |l t( )nllt tts velocity gets checked due to widening of its channel.& depositron of rrrrrl11111;111 lakes place. Natural levees, oxbow lakes are 0"0""n,".; ft,rr111,,1 ;;;;; 6t river in its course. River sediments generally well sorted rorrtrrlcd. l{urnbi Ara is a river and major tributary to the River Jherum rocated in shopian | )rritr rct of the Ind ian-controred state of Jammu and Kashmir. rt joins the Veshaw lirv(-'r near sangam in Anantnag District before the confruence finary meets The the ''rorrm Rambi Ara originates in the pir panjar Range and has two major r'r)rtaries The Rambi Ara is known for fructuating water revers and is often , r lltlcted by flash floods Scdimentation process_ Rivers have a lot of energy and because they have rrrergy' they do stuff' The obvious things rivers do with their energy is frow but, lrrsides this, they arso transport road, erode road and erode the channer through wlrich they flow. r Erosion_ The energy in a river causes erosion. The bed and banks can be eroded making it wider, deeper and ronger. Headward erosion makes a flver longer. This erosion happens near its source. Surface run_off and and throughfrow causes erosion at the point where the water enters the valley head. Vertical erosion makes a river channet deeper. This happens more in the upper stages of a river (the of v vertrcar erosion shourd herp you remember the v_shaped valleys that are created in the upper stages). Laterar erosion makes a river wider. This occurs mosty in the middre tower and stages of a river. There are four main processes of erosion occur that In rivers. These are hydraulic action, abrasion, attrition and corrosion. Transportation- Transportation of materiar in a river begins when friction is overcome. Material that has been loosened by erosron may be then rransported along the river. There are four main processes of transportation. These are suspension / suspended load, solution / solution load, saltation and traction. @rr/, PANKAJ PANDE Fieq No'08/DGM/RQP/2017 ) Stlrlrrtnslon ts wlten)n materialmarari.t h^n^..- made up of-z very fine particles ,rrrrt such as clay :;rll rs liltccJ as the result of turbulence and transported r r:rr.r rkrwirg' by the river ' turburent rivers carry more suspended materiar- wtry lvcr appear This is muddy as they are approachir the mouth of rhe 'ryy;1111.: river t*nur" uurojiltilT::::.r"::::il: r )r(ir'ence of finer sediment). sorution is when dissorved materiar is ; ;':::,y ;.: ,": : ln:ffi :lffi ":*1"; ;." :,ilT:, J: ::,ffi : rrraterial such as pebbles and gravel that is tor suspension is bounced arons the river by the,;:1il;r:1T:T": ts wnen large materials such as boulders are rolleo and pushed rtver along the bed by the force of the river. r Deposition _ Deposition is the processes *n"r" transported materiar being by a river is deposited. Deposition o, enersy. This can be when a river enters ,r",,.o1lt":f wnen it floods and " il:jJT: cor into contact with the flood plain) or towards mouth where it m""tsm its bas s rhe area over ffi,l"j, #:: often ;fi:]il: ;:::#,TTill coincides with r the rorm at o n o""o ", ;:,;:; ;:il"",ffiilT#;iff :T:: velocity of water slov T: river,s capac*y transport materiar . ::il:.,:",j":::"ilT.":he to occurs This teaves a deposition rayer of ."0,..r, ""'^]:';":::."-l'"-" ff *":rffi : il;,ffi TnH: fl J result of increased # #j 1Tr l"lil frictir (with the flood plain) causing the velocity of rrver to slow anA tnerefl the materia| rhis,eaves a ridse or ffiTJJjT:JJi""?#'.:::ri:s:ortrrver channer banks of on both the river known as a revee. iv. Following factors tmpacts river cycle of weathering: D Annual rainfall ii) Geographical relief A--/' PANT iri) Geology of river course iv) Discharge of river & its tributaries v) Activities nearby rivers (Man_made abtivities,'lorestation, /deforestation, mining, Ghats. vt) Engineering structures (Dams, diversion) vii) Climaticconditions. Hydrologicat Condition: Ground water in the district occurs in alluvial r rr rconsoridation sediments consisting of vatey fit and xarewas occur in water r;rbre and confining condition. In the unconsoridated or atuviar formation ground w'ter occurs under confined conditions in the shatow and deeper aquifers ttrspectively and depth to water ranges betwee n 2 to 4 metres during summer ,r:riod' whire in the winter period it stands between 1.75 to 6 meters seasonal lluctuation ranges between.l to 2 meters. DETAILS OF EXPLORATION: a) Already carried out in the area: Area is fresh no pit is presenr. b) Proposed to be carrieo out: fhe,existence of sand, bajri, boulder (RBM) is atready established * deprh. persistency in the area & yJ:1? has been atready proved in the rneretore no future area is too smalt, exploration shall be carried out. t) Reseryes: Ihe category-wise Geological Reserves gtven are in Table No. 1 orawn on the geological . The bencnes secuon are shown in Plate mrneral No. 4. The summarv of reserves is summarized below: Quantity of RBM Quantity of Classification RBM A) Mineral Reserves t) Proved Mineral Reserve- lotal tl Mining Method: rl Existing Method of mining: It is fresh grant case of minrno applied lease area. Ri:q fio -0F/OGM/itep/2,, hl Itroposed method of mining: llrr: RBM (sand, bajri, and bould r;orrventional hand tools. The height & ovor all pit slopes shall be matntained I Mining activities shall be suspended during monsoon penod. :rlrall be recommenced Mining operation after post monsoon period. ,a Mineral beneficiation : No mineral beneficiation will be under taken for plan period. r:xploited manually with The RBM shall be conventional hand tools & loaded lrolley/tippers & transport parties. in tractor ltl to s ch e m e or m i n i n s i n cr u d i n s l;n:,,".'.' T.:'::::rj' :cr3;ure l-:1.::llln pran up r,: t" " 1 lli:It is freshi.:::ir^",t::::'": grant th";;;i ;;;;:':;H;::\.'vsurc or mrne: case of mininoning lease.tor*o ltrf is," therefore-;:-,^;^: ..\rhh6h+- _- _ premature to maKema any comments about^L^..a review of-. imptementation. a ll Closure Plan: a I Mined out land: Mining is proposed in one pit. The and advance towards lower level economical depth (1 .5m). lt is a riv replenished each year during m back by river sand, bajri, bou forecast the anticipated life of mine. degrades due to mining & tikety ro be used il ;,;""i"11""0y durins ptan period is Activities Area already u-sed (Ha) likely to be used in mining (Ha) lirl'r & quarries o-Jz ^l'l'toaCh road | ,,1r l;oil Stack hrl' 'tl)Urden dUmp ll,r' kfilled pit lllnl ..,1.j E .,q lio - 12a11 f lrr rllrrlrl otrt activities is given below: lAf Mlrrlrrg: ll. No. Activities Area(Ha) I Area already broken up Area already backfilled /reclainred lll. No. Activities I Additional area proposed to be broken during plan period Additional area proposed to be replenished with flood water lrt l)rrm p: No. Area already covered by dump Additional area to be covered Uy soil stacf Additional area to be covered by nterburden dumo, Dump area to be covered by protective measures fl| Plantation: lll. No Activities Area(Ha) I Area already covered unoffi Area proposed to oe c@ period (with in area) . Total at Water Quality Management: I'he Rambiara Nara is perenniar and rease area exists rn the nara of the river. & other seasonar Nafla exists within the area the mined out shal be filed back with avairabre top soir. The rain water accumurates in the pit & water percorates rrr to ground water lity is anticipated as material exposed will ebly react with water that too when water it gives arise to increased temporary m the Tube well. lr Air Quality Management: the mining shail be carried out manuaily with conventionar hand toors without ;rdoption of drilling ' & blasting mining shall be canied out in shadow Oeptf,. lrt. l- KfrFnulr tic.t riq-0Bi QGM/ROP 2Cl1 ' e N' rkrrrbt the mining in t, j ;;til, j;: ; ffi f :iTffi n :,llt; rffi :. EHT ifi ii4 i::i Iii"tl ii I u t )"",'; ;ll, : i : 's:n i Tf lil:n: g:'r ;;Ha li :# c'l :*r ;: t"n,:x : : aa Wnsto management: No waste shall be gener mining 1;.rrrrrated shail activities. Ail quantities be .o,o"llo.ll",,o of sand to oe rrr,trrirgement market rherefore r"rl:"'r;ri"il"o'o""' no proposal of waste Ir I o;r Soil Management: Nr r 5e11 shall be gener: p roposa'l h a s bee n ar , l"', :fl " mr;{f*:;";;;;151*?,.1'l',,'iJii, "i'. wo lailing dam ts proposed in th soapstone mine. al lt I lrastructure: ll( ) infrastructure facilities ..ofulo, -,::*:il I+;1 be,ts, b u ird in s & ; i i I;j, ft Ji j:i!,#fl:'., ;::*j:::ff;h#t::*,t*l" LlHl$ff;.ffiilihj .,'"" n i"o g.. ; I : l, ffi ;;'1#,.1;;:, :i* ?ii1}ff i:i::fl ,'",'l* "ro ,,r,,rnrain o"r..J*,,i,n"i;:","1".1t"1""j ji:l; it durins ,r., o"..lilo ;t';r.:"J ar I )lsposal of Mining Machinery: rr-' sand, bajri, boulder rr. ,r,rrt btastins;,; manual open cast. ;;;,.Jne.isout in ruture. ,,,(, not required iJn"c:;ilJJ:,T,"ffi,;T:hfl:i;:l^ ll iirrfcty and Security: | ,rr;h worker shall be provid with helmets & safety r bert shoes' ',rrety sha, be orou,ouJ"o r Io workers and working I tt,rrrging the top benches. of roose boujders be removed from 1 mine faces llr. rpil-1i1-'g area sha, - --ou ,nt"properly fenced rrrrrrng pit. to avoid any inadvertent f, entry in to Working hours shaji be djsptaced at conspicuous places. .\ , A'-/L' PANKAJ PANDE Reg No -0 8/DGMIRQP l?017 -I t0 a l(l l)lsaster Managemerrt and risk assessment: llrc rDining is proposed .1.5 in a nala body. The mining rtcgrth of will go up to the economical ancl ounng monsoon period r oplenished the minlo out with flood water. area shall be repercussions irii",,,ff::ilic of closure of mine and manpower t I local residen ts 0ccupation,Lr.upd.ron isrs ri;csiri;JSi in the mine rhe famiry u, ilr;IJl,'Fnfarming. Fewof them AJ Ihe leSSee ^#"T:*rd pays c;tchL;rcn VeAryear 2h^r,r a r^"d;;il;;"r;:=.il';r:::^;: ,^ about 5,000^^^ to 10,000^^^ :;ustenance r I as a compensation of :. v workers family. for the I About 15ok ar , ,orkers employed in mine r:ontrolled deper are independent but they J by their family members. are ,l lhe local re:. be employed in the ;rctivities , mining operations, relat- operations. and allied tn I)uring minin:, iions the land owners lucrative amc & of the area shall money from direct & ,noiot'"tt earn owners shall : r good amount of money will spend mi ;stabltsh shall other business be ba 'i agricultural tepercussioll activities ._' observed during the closu r0 Time Sched , r a bandonment: It is propose minins suDSequen 'ij],ig_f,:l .that wiil open from tower tevets ), rowards higher elevations ano will be under , sto re tn ef opd;; be replenish.l 1i:Til:T ,- r ;il;;:i: :i,ii[T:l:il by flood water. So that will be mainta or'ginal topography of ng rne monsoon the area fhe schedut- period. tion ot' quantities is given below: of completior. The year wise schedule,." es rs given berow: , k,..._i--" I'i'.NKAJ PANDE ite g f.Jo -08/DGM/RQP/201' il Activities YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 Irxr wall 2019-2n- ,:-r, llackl _- flrrrtalkrrr (No 10 10 '10 th 1o-...- llta In,11;,11u" cost of implementation of activities during next betow: three year is oiv,n ll ltr Activities I l,,o walt (soil iti-R l{rr 40/m) I l{,lirining a I l'l,lrtation(Rs@ a t t,r,,kfilling (Rs. 40/Currr) lotirl I ll Abandonment Cost: tentative cost for impremeniing .llro the protective and rrrc proposal given rehabiritation measures, in the mining plan for plan period il "" rnOu1 Activity Rate /rfnount In Rs. ln Rs. ll l'lorr t, rlrr I rr (no. of rtl'llr rl 1 rrrrlside the area.) 2250 0"t ,. ljl\NKA* I,r , '.. i l, i, l'.io -(]81Lj!^,, ,,_-."- ' 12 | 0 Financial Assurance: fhe financial assurance has been calculated on the basis Itti reters: of followino Area put Add itional Area , Net area on use at considered ll requirement considered start of during as fully ftr plan for plan reclaimed & period. calculation ( In Ha) rehabilitated ( In Ha) (tn (ln Ha) Ha) n rea under rnining Storage for top sotl interburden/ I oump ,| Mineral storage lnfrastructure (Workshop, administrative building etc.) Approach Road I Railways t! Green Belt tl f ailing pond Effluent f reatment Plant Mineral Separation Plant Township area Others to specify (retaining wall + toe walls Grand Total Arr',r to b€ considered for financial aGuErrce g3gHi Itrr,rncial Assurance shall be submitted by applicant as per Rule g l,rrillmir of Jammu & Minor Mineral Concession, Storage, and Transportation of Minerals 6 f 'r"vention of lllegal Mining Rule 2016. @"'t: PANKAJ PANDF F.?l No .0Bi DG{,UROP/2C. ; IJ 10.0 Certificate: Given separately 11.0 Plans and Sectionst All the plans and sections are enclosed. Date: otlp/ulT Place: Srinagar 0a ..,n'ilffi;-tgg;,,, Anoy q {;oe0 r o" n ".,,,,_,ll'.li'llll,iil :1,:";l"Tili'#,." 6.mair,. 1li. .\(i I Lij\t.,, llci(.lil :r.,r :iir, ll.trl):r Ahntiifi Ufli!ijl n li:rr iir p,-1.-; [-olr]i1t:r, fhaF,iii-rurir, 9.rna!rti-I!D[15. r-i )l;. [']! il"1i-f :'SGFljUtuh.llr 51rp,r l Ir 1r5 i ,.:,1 in Distfict' subiect:- Auction of ipproved Minor l,tineral Blocks of lnterlt iLoI) thereof. whereas,Whereas, A'.rrtionA'.rrrion 0f ;rpprD*t'c;rpFrD{t"c l"lrn0rl"lrnr:r i,iirua!iuiirrral Blcrk5Blctk5 0rof on 10.10: tt -D!s.tjl::"'" il Jnrn.*""tffJi:; Shopian ;: illLi;ft Arrtiuir (omliitElJndtf lhF Chdlrn,dnship oF Dy' Comnll Of Fl;nor ' ' L -'+ t-ioder rn respCrt wlrereas, ir r.ile Sdid autliot; yl-:u hltvp ert*-ocd a5 nlgne>t ''. rnuarrhfl :fi ;;:T:i' j';ff:: ;;;il- il,'l;;;";i''u"ur' Rambiara^ -*,;-,. coverins ari 9.09 i-rE['.eri]: i.r Disir(r, ShopidF";:-ffi ot i"ilning Lease ri5 Wlrereas, ihi hitlhest lrid rnrt)d.,t: ler l.lrr i,ald Flinor l.trneral Block offe;cd try rr)Lr L\trLrfl Con]mitlet r jir:prilr i pf ovrsinnillli' dctri'):rrd by thl lfi;rirm;r, D,!l'c: Aritlr0i {Dy, Com niissiori,: , Now, ihertfn:e in 1,'lr':"v Di fhr aLrc!,,, ir:xl iis per Rule, 55(9) of these ruti., i r.: 1,-i.,ir'\n r.,r plan Irtert iLut) rs i',sueo ti Lt sub..nit Appro,.,cd !1ining an(i "'iLt' -l ,Jir.r. ,J/ilhlt (l p\ir i lr: rr r'r.f ;i 500/Lr bid ant0UIli Clearli4ri'btsir:l'':1 d ' ,,.:rlr 1o,.,Iur fOr rjxtr.]L:liOq r-hls IIrr'1rl ':l l,t..rs-,ill Of tlir,or tr erablirrq cfliaF [0 -(lri]rrt ai.t tl,it !e r:i Dltlci lo 1 7 n'"' ii.' ceioon"/RoPi Ann, n,rr. Government of Jammu and l(abhmir DeparEnentof Geoloryand Mining fam @ , 1:f,tr:,!t#r**#^'!ff#r E:n::g;igY;i' e7.2 177 eo3) GERTIFICATE OF RECOGNISATION ' AS QUAIIFTED PERSON (underRule 11 bftlre lammu and Kadtmlr Minor Mtneral Concesdon, storage, Transportatlon of Mlnerats and hwendon of lllcgal Minlng Rul6, 2O1E). sh' Pankaj Pande s/o sh.Ramesh chandra pande Resident of B7l2r3, shree Nath Ji Vihar, sitapur Road, Lucknow (up) having girren satishctory widence qualifications of and experience is hereby granted recognition under Rule 11 of the Jammu and rGshmir Minor Mineral c.oncession, storage, Transportation Minerals prevention of and of Illegal Mining Rules, 2016 as a qualified person to prepare Mining plans/ Schemes. His registrarion No. is o8/DGM/RQ pl2ot7. This recognition is valid for a period of 10 years endlng 17. No. 41 2/MCC/DGM| RQPI Iil )g o Dated:- l8 .M.2017 'zo l'J '.+l>'r+ A-L- []A{!i(AJ'iAi'i'Ji: i'li)o firr -llB/ t\GM/ t)r:lil pr11-,'^t.q I1' 1, l' .ij' TION SCH GAM. DIS Area of Plan: 9.09 Scale: 1:6000 Nowpora Bala E REFERENCE POINT: RP IRRIGATION SCHEME BALA KEY PLAN (N.T.S.) INDEX STATION BEARING (l'reters) {oesrses) FROl,t TO 300 302 1 E D 330 'LAN AREA (-\ \4 Elr ,]ALLA MUCK/BOULDER W IOAD/EXIT POINT IABIIATION/ANY OTHER n 5 STREAII/I COIJRSE ----+ SHAKILAZARGAR SAFIAFRAZSHABAN MYASEENSHAT su,veyor(J4 * ||.1$ * *lli tic lid * E8 fl{ $T IL E, !-. (t M; rE & dli s I / I a tI d $ ||}l| Zct ine 9-ul PLAfE NO.2 GOOGLE.MAP NOWPORA BALA SAND, BAJRI & BOULDER MINE VILL.ITIOWPORA BAI-A, TEHCHITRAGAIS, DISTT€HOPIAFF'IKC thar the plan rs cotrc'cl 1s ll my knowledge and b(.lt!l PORP..TIR. ADIL BASHIR BEIGH S'O BASHIR AHMAD BEIGH ANKAJ PANDE -0B/DGM/ri Q f No "1017