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Briefing Book Briefing Book (Updated up to 30th June, 2013) Geological Survey of India Western Region EXECUTIVE SUMMARY E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y 1. All the items proposed for the Field Season 2013-14 were timely initiated under the different Missions. 2. The highlight of work carried out during the first quarter of F.S. 2013-14 includes investigations on copper and associated precious metals in Khera block, and Khera SE block, Mundiyawas-ka-khera area, Alwar district and exploration for basemetal in Nanagwas area, Sikar district Rajasthan. Beside encouraging values in the analytical results have been obtained for the item on investigation for basemetal and associated gold mineralization in Rampuriya- Gadariyakhera Block, Pur-Banera belt, Bhilwara district, Rajasthan for F.S. 2012-13. 3. Work in the Mundiyawas Khera copper prospect, Alwar district, Rajasthan continues to give significant results. The four boreholes drilled during the period, have intersected rich zones of mineralisation. Part analytical results of the borehole KBH-6 indicate 84.60 m thick Cu lode with 0.33% Cu at 0.2% Cu cut off and associated silver and gold (one Au lodes of 1.5 m thickness with 1.08 g/t Au and Two Ag lodes of 3.5 m cumulative thickness with 12.0 g/t Ag). The borehole KBH-7 intersected 20.60 m thick Cu lode with 0.23% Cu at 0.2% Cu cut off and associated silver and gold (one Au lodes of 1.0 m thickness with 0.58 g/t Au and one Ag lodes of 2.45 m cumulative thickness with 10.0 g/t Ag). The borehole KBH-8 encountered a 48.40 m thick Cu lode with 0.28% Cu at 0.2% Cu cut off. The borehole KBH-9 recorded 33.10 m thick Cu lode with 0.34% Cu at 0.2% Cu cut off and associated silver (four Ag lodes of 11.55 m cumulative thickness with 7.140 g/t Ag). 4. In Khera SE block, the first borehole KEBH-1 (FS 2013-14, Item No. 45) along the profile line KECHN-1, has intersected sulphides in the form of chalcopyrite, arsenopyrite and pyrrhotite from 41.20 m depth along the borehole besides native copper, bornite and covellite with Cu (V.E 0.3-0.5%) from 68.20 m to 87.35 m within the dolomitic marble intercalated with cherty quartzite bands. Native copper occurs as vug fillings, fracture fillings and streaks within the oxidised rock at 57.35 m, 62.50 - 63.0 m and 63.65 – 63.85 m, 88.0-88.60 m and 91.65 m depth, along the borehole. Native copper has been reported for the first time from Alwar Basin of the North Delhi Fold Belt. 5. In the west of Nanagwas area, Sikar district, Rajasthan, sulphide mineralisation has been intersected in the two boreholes drilled so far, in the southern mineralised zone MZ-II. The i sixth borehole WNBH-6 intersected 34.10 m cumulative thick significant copper mineralization with 0.1% to 0.2% Cu (V.E.). The seventh borehole WNBH-7 intersected 9.60m cumulative thick significant copper mineralization with 0.1% to 0.2% Cu (V.E.). 6. In the Rampuriya –Gadariyakhera the chemical analysis of samples from BH No. RGD-2 drilled during the F.S. 2012-13, show three zones of mineralization for Pb, Zn, and Ag from depth of 48.0m to 54.0m (Pb & Zn-3.02%, Ag 12ppm and Cd 74ppm) from depth of 100.0m to 102.0m (Pb & Zn-2.12) and from depth of 125.0m to 127.0m (Pb & Zn-2.13%). The maximum value for Zn is 6.5%, Pb is 1.74%, Ag is 30ppm and Cd is 210ppm. 7. Interaction is going on with the Project Authorities regarding the sponsored projects of Engineering Geology, and the programmes are being executed after signing of MOU and receipt of full advance amount. 8. Uploading of post-2004 unpublished reports - 445 reports (upto FS 2008-09) and all 60 reports of FS 2009-10 & 2010-12 have been uploaded. Keying in of the pre-2004 reports is in progress through outsourcing and 2388 reports have been keyed in. Metadata of 4606 reports have been uploaded since inception. 9. Analysis of NGCM samples up to FS 2010-12 for all the Packages (Package A to Package H) has been completed. Out of a total of 4870 samples received for the Field Seasons 2012-13, analyses have been completed for Package A (XRF); 1079 for Package B; 708 for Package C; 1044 for Package E; 1109 for Package F; 449 for Package G; 534 and for Package H; (ICPMS) 961. 10. NMI (conversion of reports to UNFC) Conversion of 152 mineral investigation reports into UNFC format have been completed upto 30.06.2013. a) F.S. 2004-05 & onwards: 63 b) Pre-F.S. 2004-05: 89 11. CGPB: As per notification vide F. No. 4[6]2013-M.I; dated 7th May 2013 of MOM, CGPB meeting shall henceforth be held only once in a year in the month of February. The next meeting i.e. the 53rd will therefore be held in Februaty 2014. Meetings of the 12 (twelve) CGPB committees (I- XII) shall also be held only once in a year prior to the CGPB meeting. However SGPB meetings are to be completed before October 2013. The decisions emerging collectively from these meetings will be discussed during the CGPB meeting where the Field Season Programme of GSI for 2014-15 will be finalized. ii RAC of Region & OAC of State units: XII_RAC_WR_05 of WR was held on 25th June 2013. Chairman, Shri Z. Iqbal Dy. Director General & RMH-IV, WR welcomed all the members and advised all the Supervisory Officers to emphasise on number of field days, sincere efforts and rigorous monitoring of work in next three months so as to achieve the pro-rata targets of first and second quarters for F.S. 2013-14. He also stressed that the all the reports for the FS 2012- 13 must be circulated as per the schedule and also should be of the desired quality standards. XII_OAC_RAJ_05 of Rajasthan Unit was held on 21st June 2013. Technical progress of all the items undertaken during the period was reviewed. Chairman Shri Khirod Parida Dy. Director General & HOD, WR requested all the officers to submit their reports even if the analytical data are not received which can be incorporayed at a later stage. Chairman further requested all the field officers to bring requisite size samples from the geological type sections for construction of stratigraphic sequence in GSI office complex, Jaipur. He also informed the house about intersection of Pb-Zn bands in Rampuriya- Gadariyakhera block of Pur-Banera belt and native copper mineralization in Khera East block. XII_OAC_GUJ_05 of Gujarat Unit was held on 19th June 2013. Chairman Shri Khirod Parida, Dy. Director General & HOD, WR welcomed all the participants. He desired to built up a replica of Stratigraphic succession of Gujarat State in the office premises of Gandhinagar and instructed officers to collect good representative and standard size samples for the same as well as for Rock Garden Jaipur and submit latest by 15th August 2013. He advised all the field parties to complete the major part of their field component by the end of January 2014. He also suggested to include project expenditure in OAC & RAC material. 12. Status of Pending Reports All reports upto F.S. 2010-12 were cleared within specified time (Sept. 7 November, 2012) and no report is pending. Scrutiny and processing of all the reports pertaining to F.S. 2012-13 is under progress. 13. Training Institute : A. Batch ‘F’ (26.03.2013 to 24.04.2013) B. A Workshop on Roaster maintenance for Group ‘C’ officials of WR & NR was conducted from 14-05-13 to16-05-13. iii C. Three days Training course was conducted for the officers of WR on GCM Data Handling and Interpretation from 20.05.13 to 22.05.13 D. One week training course on Organizational behaviour and development of leadership quality in STS/JTS level officers in GSI, outsorced to HCM-RIPA, Jaipur was conducted from 10.06.13 to 14.06.13. 14. Administration: a) Pay-roll data regularly updated in Jaipur and Gandhinagar. b) HRMIS data is being updated regularly. c) Tour applications of all gazetted officers are processed through portal. d) Leave Module in portal implemented in Gandhinagar and Jaipur e) Claims Module (RCA) started operating f) Purchases under ME & IT Heads are being monitored. PAC and TAC are being held regularly. 15. The Joint Secretary, Ministry of Mines Shri Durga Shankar Mishra visited the Geological Survey of India Western Region Office Complex, Jaipur on 13th April 2013. He visited all the laboratories. He also observed a field demonstration of Geophysical instruments - Gravity meter, Total field Magnetometer, DGPS and Auto level - conducted in the front lawn of Khanij Bhawan Complex. The technical details and utility of GPM data, processing & interpretation techniques were explained by Senior Officers of the Geophysics Divison. This was followed by an interactive session with the Mission Heads and other supervisory officers of SU: Rajasthan and WR to review the work carried out during F.S. 2012-13. He emphasized upon working out a plan for completing the task of pulverization of NGCM samples in the scheduled time. He advised to conduct special lecture series involving higher officials of outside agencies highlighting the work carried out by GSI in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat for publicizing the work of the department and simple lecture series for educating school /college /University students and general public.
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