CERTIFICATE

01. It is certified that the CCOM Circular No. 2/2010 will be implemented and complied with when an authorized agency is approved by the State Government.

02. It is Certified that the Progressive Mine Closure Plan of Nandavaram Limestone Mine of Sri T. Sree Ramulu over an extent of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh complies with all statutory rules, regulations, orders made by the Central or State Government, Statutory Organization, Court, etc. which have been taken into consideration and wherever any specific permission is required the lessee will approach the concerned authorities.

The information furnished in the Progressive Mine Closure plan is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and records.

03. The provisions of Mines Act, Rules and Regulations made there under have been observed in the Review of Mining Plan for Limestone over an area of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh belonging to Sri T. Sree Ramulu and where specific permissions are required, the lessee will approach the D.G.M.S. Further, standards prescribed by D.G.M.S. in respect of Miners Health will be strictly implemented.

Date: 31-07-2017

Place: Banaganapalli. LESSEE CONSENT LETTER

The Review of Mining Plan for Nandavaram Limestone Mine belonging to Sri T. Sree Ramulu over an extent of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, has been prepared byShri E.V. Naresh Kumar, Qualified Person, Hyderabad.

This is to request the Regional Controller of Mines, Hyderabad to make further correspondence regarding any correction of the Review of Mining Plan with the said Qualified Person at his Address: E.V. NARESH KUMAR, Mobile No.9989659275 PLOT No. 867, ROAD No.45, JUBILEE HILLS, Hyderabad -500033. T.S.

I hereby undertake that all the proposals made in the Review of Mining Plan by Qualified person are deemed to have been made with my knowledge and consent and shall be acceptable and binding on me in all respects.

Date: 31-07-2017 Place: Banaganapalli. (T. SREE RAMULU)

LESSEE R EV IEW O F MINING PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN OF NANDAVARAM LIMESTONE MINE

Fo r the Period 2016-17 to 2020-21

(Prepared for balance 4 years period 2017 -18 to 2020 -21)

Over an extent of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 Of, Nandavaram & S.No. 1 of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli (M), Kurnool District, A.P.

CATEGORY 'A' OTHER THAN FULLY MECHANIZED MINE (Submitted Under Rule 17(2) of MCR '2016)

Ownership District Extent Village Mandal Sy. No's. of State (Hectares) Occupancy Kurnool, Nandavaram 4.048 Hectares Andhra & Banaganapalli 511 &1 Patta Land (10.00 Acres) Pradesh Venkatapuram

Lessee Sri T. SREE RAMULU Door No.1-149, Opp. ZPH School, New Building, Nandavaram Village, Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District. A.P. Tel: +91 9701567666

Prepared Bv

E.V.NARESH KUMAR Consultant Geologist ^’Qualified Person Plot No.867, Road No.45, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - 500 033. T.S. A:9989659275

J iv) Indian Bureau of Mines has not undertaken verification of the Mining lease boundary on the ground and does not undertake any responsibility regarding correctness of the boundaries old lie leasehold shown on the ground with reference to lease map M other plans furnished b\ the applicant. v) The execution of approved Review of Mining Plan shall be for the Development & Production proposals related to Limestone only. vi) The production proposals pertains for the period w.e.k 2017-18 to 2020-2021 is subject to EC for approved quantity. vii) Next Financial Assurance shall be due for submission on 28.07.2022..

Yours faithfully,

Enel: Document containing Sheets-40 Annexure-24 and Plates — 1 5.

Regional Con roller of Mines Copy for kind information to: 1. Sri PdV.Naresh Kumar, Qualified Person. Plot No.867, Road No.45. Jubilee Hi)Is, Hyderabad- 500 033, T.S 2. The Director of Mines and Geology. Govt, of Andhra Pradesh, 4th and 5lh Floors. Sri Anjaneya Towers. Ibrahimpatnam. Vijayawada. A.P. along with copy of Approved Mining Plan. 3. The Director of Mines Safety. Hyderabad Region, No.2. South Central Zone, DGMS. Room No,70f 7th floor. CGO Towers. Kavadiguda. Secunderabad- 500 080.

(Pank aj Rulshrestha) Regional Controller of Mines Registered post

ARtf ^RepR/Governmcni of India ^sTFT WeR/Mlnistry of Mines *Tr A zt ®^jt/lndian Bureau of Mines fNRFtre stNPj cflillei^/Hyderabad Regional Office

Phone No. : (040V275»992/27539993 Room No.603* 6th Floor. Fa.\ No.(TF): (040)-2753‘W I CGO' 1 owers. Kavad iguda. No. AP/KNL/MP/iS^l'I lyd Secunderabad.-50008 Date: To - 9 AUG 2017 "^Sri T.Sree Ramulu, Door No. I-149 j * >pp ZPII School, New Building. Banaganapalli Mandal. Kurnool District., A.P

Sub: Approval of Review of Mining Plan in respect of Nandavaram Limestone Mine of T.Sree Ramulu over an extent of 4.048 lie. Situated in Survey No.51 1 & I of Nandavaram & Venkatapuram Villages. Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool dist., A.P. submilled under Rule 17(2) of MCDK, 2016.

Ref: 1 .Your letter no. Nil dated Nil,received this Office on i v.06.201 7 2. This office letter of even no. dated 14.07.2017. 3. Your letter no. Nil dtd. 3 1.07.201 7. Sir,

In exercise of the power conferred by the clause (b) of sub-section (2) of Section-5 of Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957(as amended up to 27th March. 2015), and Powers delegated by Controller General. Indian Bureau of Mines vide Order no. S.O.l 857(F) dated 18th May,2016, I hereby approve Review of Mining Plan (including Progressive Mine Closure Plan) . The approval is subject to the following conditions:

i) The Review of Mining Plan is approved w ithout prejudice to any other law applicable to the Mining lease area from time to time whether made by the Central Government. State Government or any other authority and without prejudice to any order or direction from any court of competent jurisdiction. ii) 1 lie proposals shown on the plates and/or given in the document is based on the lease map/sketch submitted by the lessee and is applicable from the date of approval. iii) It is also clarified that the approval of the aforesaid Review of Mining Plan does not in any way imply the approval of the Government in terms of any other provision of the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957, or the Minerals (Other than Atomic and Hydro Carbons Energy Minerals) Concession Rule 2016 and any other laws including Forest (Conservation) Act. 1980, Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 or the rules made there under, Mines Act, 1952 and Rule & Regulations made there under. INDEX

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO

INTRODUCTION 1

1.0 GENERAL 2

2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY 2

3.0 DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN/SCHEME OF MINING IF ANY 4 PART-A 6 1.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION

2.0 MINING 22

3.0 MINE DRAINAGE 28

4.0 STAKING OF MINERAL REJECTS, SUB-GRADE & DIPOSAL OF WASTE 28

5.0 USE OF MINERAL & MINERAL REJECTS 29

6.0 PROCESSING OF ROM & MINERAL REJECTS 30

7.0 OTHER 31 PORGRSSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UNDER RULE OF 23 OF 8.0 32 MCDR'2017 FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS 40 LIST OF ANNEXURES

G.O. No.106 dated:22-10-2011, Industries & Commerce (Ml) 1 Department, Govt, of A.P. Proceedings No.5351 / M4 / 2005, dated: 16-02-2012 from the Asst. II Director of Mines & Geology, Banaganapalli, Kurnool. - Work orders issued.

IIA Approval letter of Modified Mining Plan from IBM

Form-K ; Copy of Lease Deed Notice of opening of Mine dated:28-02- III 2004 Allotment of Mine Registration Number Letter- IBM letter dated 24-09­ IV 2012

V Identity Proofs of Lessee - Electoral Identity Card

VI Qualified Person's Certificates

VII Litho log of Trial pits VIII Copy of Chemical Analysis from NABL accredited Laboratory

VIII A Copy of Chemical Analysis from approved Modified Mining Plan

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IX NABL Accreditation to M/s Met-Chem Laboratories X Feasibility Study Report XI (i) to XI (iv) Year wise Proposals under item No.s 8.3.1 & 8.3.5 of PMCP XII Copy of Financial Assurance XIII Undertalcing XIV Copy of CFE already obtained

^ ___ V fJIAK# LIST OF PLATES

PLATE TITLE SCALE 1 LOCATION CUM KEY PLAN 1 : 50,000 II LEASE AREA PLAN 1 : 2,000

III SURFACE PLAN 1: 1,000

IV GEOLOGICAL PLAN 1 ; 1,000 IVA GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTIONS 1 : 1,000 V(A) PRODUCTION PLAN 2017-18 1 : 1,000 V(B) PRODUCTION PLAN 2018-19 1: 1,000 V(C) PRODUCTION PLAN 2019-20 1 : 1,000 V(D) PRODUCTION PLAN 2020-21 1 : 1,000 V(E) WORKING SECTIONS- 2017-18 TO 2020-21 1 : 1,000 VI CONCEPTUAL PLAN 1 : 1,000 VI A CONCEPTUAL CROSS SECTIONS 1 : 1,000 VII ENVIRONMENT PLAN 1 : 5,000 VIII RECLAMATION PLAN 1 : 1,000 IX FINANCIAL ASSURANCE PLAN 1 : 1,000 REVIEW OF MINING PLAN INCLUDING PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN FOR NANDAVARAM LIMESTONE MINE OVER AN EXTENT OF 4.048 Ha. (10.00 ACRES) IN Sy. No. 511 OF NANDAVARAM & Sy. No.l of VENKATAPURAM (V), BANAGANAPALLI MAN DAL, KURNOOL DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH

LESSEE: Sri T. SREE RAMULU SUBMITTED UNDER RULE 17(2) OF MCR 2016

I nis Mining Plan Is approved subject to the condltlons/stlpulatlons indicated in the Mining INTRODUCTION: Pisn approval letter ddtaH r'm lhc proposals in the d o d fiS i are fromj LQ.0 ~ / ,& . ~ J Sri T. Sree Ramulu had been granted Mining Lease for limestone area over an extent of 4.048 Ha. (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l(V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State vide G.O. Ms. No. 106, dated 22-10-2001 (Annexure - I) and ML executed vide ADMG's proceedings No. 53511/M4/2005, dated 16.02.2012 issued by the ADM&G Banaganapalli (Annexure-ll) and (Annexure-lll: Copy of Mining Lease). The Mining Plan was approved by the Regional Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad vide Letter No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191/Hyd, dated: 05-06-2009. The Modification of the Approved Mining Plan was approved by IBM Vide Letter No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191/Hyd, dated: 26-03-2015.

The Mining Plan is approved for a period of five years from 2011-12 to 2015-2016 and the Modification of Approved Mining Plan is prepared with the modifications for the Balance period of 2 years i.e. 2014-15 to 2015-16. The lessee has achieved production to the tune of 2, 41,817 tons from the existing working pit over an area of 31,100 m2. The Review of Mining Plan is due to be submitted for the period 2016-17 to 2020-21. Sri T. Sree Ramulu approached E.V. Naresh Kumar, Consultant Geologist & QP to prepare the Review of Mining Plan for Limestone for the balance period of 4 years of 2016-17 to 2020-21 i.e. 2017-18 to 2020-21. As such this document is prepared and submitted for approval under Rule 17 (2) of MCR 2016 to the Regjonal Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Hyderabad. •T^nTsn " APPROVED

£ - '\ f Ku~'vv'£^. ftfr't f n legions I C Dntrol net *rr Indi en Bureau Vinef ts^rs/Hv* « 1.0 GENERAL a) Name of the Lessee/Rule 45 Registration No.: T. Sree Ramulu Door No.7-15-7, Near Court Dhone, Kurnool District - 518 222, Andhra Pradesh. Mobile No +91 9701567666 Email: sum uma (Sgmail.com The IBM Registration No. is IBM/14300/2012, dated 03-03-2017 The Registration Certificate is enclosed as Annexure - IV. b) Status of the Lessee: Private Individual. (ID proof enclosed Annexure-V) c) Minerals, which applicant intends to Mine: Limestone d) Period for which the Mining Lease is Granted: 20 years e) Name of Qualified Person who: E. Venkata Naresh Kumar, prepare the Mining Plan M. Sc. (Geology) Qualified Person U/R 15(1) of MCR, 2016 Plot No. 867, Road No. 45, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - 500 033,T. S. E mail ID: evnkumar(S>vahoo.com Phone No.+9199896 59275 (Copies of the experience Certificates enclosed as Annexure-VI)

2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY.

a) Lease Details (Existing Mine) i) Name of the area: Nandavaram Limestone Mine ii) Lat/long of any boundary point: Latitude & Longitude of Boundary Pillar - 1

Latitude: N 15° 22' 00.4"

Longitude: E 78° 15' 16. iii) Date of grant of lease 22-10-2011 (Annexure-I) iv) Period 16-02-2012 to 15-02

v) Expiry Date 15-02-2032 vi) Name of the Lessee T. Sree Ramulu Door No.7-15-7, Ne&r^Cburtl V. . Dhone, Kurnool District Tel: +91 9701567666

- o f Page...2 b) Details of the Lease area with location map.

The details of the land with regards to forest /non forest etc. with break up areas below.

Forest Extent in Ha. Non-forest Extent in Ha.

(i) Reserves Forest. ' (i) Govt, waste land. 0 (ii) Protected forest. (ii) Govt, grazing land. 0 (iii) Wild life sanctuary, 0 (iii) Pvt. Agriculture irrigated land. 0 (iv) Bird sanctuary. (iv) Pvt. Agriculture non-irrigated land. 0 (v) Others (specify) (v) Pvt. other land, 0 J (vi) Others (Private Patta Land) 4.048 Total 4.048

i) Ownership Private Patta Land. ii) Total lease area 4.048 Ha. (10.00 Acres). iii) District Kurnool.

iv) State Andhra Pradesh.

v) Taluka/Mandal Banaganapalli. vi) Village Nandavaram & Venkatapuram: vii) Whether the area falls under Coastal Regulation Zone viii) Existence of public road/railway line, if any nearby and approximate distance: The ML Area is located 500m North East of Venkatapuram (V) and 3.0 Kms SW

of Nandavaram (V), Banagnapalli (M), Kurnool District. The ML area is located on Panyam - Banagnapalli Road at a distance of 14.0 Kms from Panyam and 10.0 Kms from Banaganapalli town. A diversion from Nandavaram (V) due NW

by 2.5 Kms will lead to Pandlapuram (V) due by 2.5 Kms will lead to Venkatapuram (V) after crossing Peddavagu (Stream) due North by 500m will

lead to the ML area. A cart track is passing through the ML area on South leading to Venkatapuram Village.

The nearest Railway station is Bethamcherla which is at a distance of 5.0

Kms lies on Nandyal - Dhone broad gauge section of South Central Railway. ix) Topo sheet No. with latitude & longitude of all corner boundary point/pillar: The subject area is marked on the Survey of India Topo sheet No. 57 1/7 and it is enclosed as Key cum Location Plan (Plate - I).

t AJ° Ku-'WAA Page...3 The latitude & longitude of all corner boundary pillars are furnished as below.

B.P. No. North Latitude East Longitude

i 15° 22' 00.4" 78° 15' 16.4" 2 15° 22' 02.0" 78° 15' 22.6" 3 15° 21' 56.5" 78° 15'23.1" ^ 4 15° 21'55.6" 78° 15' 20.7" 5 15° 21' 52.6" 78° 15' 2 0 .1 " / / S / ' 6 15° 21' 52.2" 78° 15' 16.5//£ / 7 15° 21' 54.2" 78° 15' 16.6 ! GCP Temple 15° 21' 54.8" 78° 15' 21.(fe? \ GCP School 15° 21' 54.2" 78° 14' 50.9'", ‘Map Datum: WGS-84 Attach a general location map showing area and access routes. It is prefeffed'tnat the area be marked on a Survey of India topographical map or a cadastral map or forest map as the case may be. However, if none of these are available, the area may be shown on an administrative map: The subject area is marked on the Survey of

India Topo sheet No. 57 1/7 and it is enclosed as Key cum Location Plan (Plate - 1). 3.0 DETAILS OF APPROVED MINING PLAN / SCHEME OF MINING.

3.1 Date and reference of earlier approved MP/SOM: The Mining Plan was approved vide Lr. No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191/Hyd, dated: 05-06-2009. 3.2 Details of last Modification Plans if any (for the previous approved period) of approved MP/SOM, indicating date of approval, reason for modification: The

Modification of approved Mining Plan was approved vide Letter No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191/Hyd, dated: 26-03-2015. The Modification of Approved Mining Plan was submitted due to the exploration carried out and assessment of reserves as

per UNFC Norms and also change in the method of mining without use of drilling and blasting consequent to establishing additional reserves. 3.3 Give review of earlier approved proposal (if any) in respect of exploration,

excavation, reclamation etc.: Mining was carried out as per approved Modified Mining plan with limestone production of 2/41,817 tons ending April 2017. Working

pit was formed over a length of 244m, Width 173m and depth 7.0 m to 8.0 m average covering 3.110 Hect. Core bore drilling was attempted but siliceous limestone was encountered and as such not carried out. Pitting was carried out at 4 places to a depth of 1.0m wherein tuffacious limestone was encountered. No reclamation was carried out except plantation along the 7.5m safety barrier zone on

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cn ft .-> . ( . AA_ £*^ * • . the west and north of the ML area which is depicted on relevant plates.

Production Details:

Year Proposed Production (in Production Tonnes) (In Tonnes) 2011-12 12,920*

2012-13 13,249* 9,800

2013-14 12,920* 14,620

^2014-15^ 99,820 j 13,520

2015-16 1,01,520s 77,177 .

2016-17 Lapse Period 1,26,70 II. 2,40,429 2,41,81/2 V *-Recovery from ROM @95%, ^-Recovery from ROM @100%

3.4 Five Core Bore holes are proposed to a depth of 30m over an interval of less]

covering the entire mine lease area during the year 2015-16 (Plates- III & IV).

LOCATION OF THE PROPOSED BOREHOLES

PBH CO-ORDINATES ( YEAR OF PROPOSED GRID

NO. EAST NORTH EXPLORATION DEPTH INTERVAL

PBH-1 E 205118 N 1700754

PBH-2 E 205294 N 1700755 180m X PBH-3 E 205272 N 1700604 2015-16 30m 180m PBH-4 E 205165 N 1700530

PBH-5 E 205070 N 1700548

No core bore holes were drilled as Core drilling agency was not available for drilling of 150 meterage. However 4nos trial pitting has been carried out at four places upto a depth of 1.0 m - 1.5 m from bottom of the working pit. The locations of the trial pits are depicted on Geological Plan enclosed as Hate IV. All the pits exhibited tuffaceous limestone. The lit ho log is enclosed as Annexure-VII.

3.5 Give status of compliance of violations pointed out by IBM:

Violation letter No.AP/KNL/L$M94/HYD Dated 01.0G.2016 for rule 13(1) of MCDR 1988 was issued

and in compliance reply furnished vide letter dated 29.06.2016 and the Review of Mining Plan

Document is being submitted for approval.

3.6 Indicate and give details of any suspension /closure/ prohibitory order issued by any

Government agency under any rule or Court of law: Not applicable.

3.7 In case the MP/SOM is submitted under Rules 9 and 10 of the MCDR, 1988 or under Rule 22 (6) of

the MCR, 1960 for approval of modification, specify reason and justification for modification under

these rules: Not applicable.

Page ...5 I) n V. (geW-wV PART - A

1.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION.

A. Briefly describe the topography, drainage pattern, vegetation, climate and rain fall data of the ML area: i) Topography: The ML area is a plain land with gentle slope towards South and South west. The maximum relief within the ML area is 4m with topographic elevation from 239 m MSL to + 235 m MSL. ii) Drainage Pattern: No streams are flowing through the ML area. There are no perennial water sources in and around the subject area. There is a non perennial stream (Seasonal run off stream) passing at a distance of 500m due south in NW to SE direction. However the surface rain water flows through the slopes of the

area and joins the seasonal nala (Peddavagu), located on SE side of the subject area. This seasonal water course flows from NW to SE direction. iii) Vegetation: The area does not have any worth vegetation except small bushes.

iv) Climate & Rainfall Data: The M.L. area belongs to tropical climate. The annual

rainfall of the area varies from 350 mm to 400 mm.

B. Brief descriptions of Regional Geology with reference to location of the applied area. Limestone, Shale and Quartzites of the Kurnool Group are exposed in Banaganapalli area, these are known as Narji formations. Tuffacious Limestone belonging to Narji Limestone of Kurnool Group, equivalent to Semri Series of Upper Vindhyans. The local Stratigraphic succession with which the Limestone associated is presented below: Nandyal Shale Vindhyans : Kurnool Group: Koilkuntla Limestone (Equivalent to Cuddapahs) Panyam Quartzite Owk Shale Narji Limestoi Banagana ------THRUST------Cuddapah Super Group

Of the above sequence, the Narji limestone attained a and spread over large area. It is extensively found between B^agaqapailf Panyam area. The Owk shale and other younger formations are expos

limestone. Page...6 In the ML area limestone occurs as horizontal to sub-horizontal tuffacious/ Powdery limestone below 0.5 - 1.50 m of soil cover or OB (Plate- IV). LOCAL GEOLOGY

The ML area is represented monotonously by a single formation Limestone (Tuffacious). The following Lithology is recorded.

S.No. Lithology Thickness (m)

1. Top Soil 0.1 m to 0.4 m 2. Weathered lime 0.4 m to 0.6 m 3. Powdery limestone (Tuffacious also known as 0.6 m to 8.0m (Average) chalk) 4. Siliceous Limestone

1. Soil: Fine grained loamy soil with an average thickness of/ layer of the ML area. 2. Weathered zone: The calcium mixed soil occurs between th^ the lime powder below.

3. Powdery limestone: White powdery limestone (an organic weathered grey limestone product also known as chalk occurs below 0.6m. This is evidenced by the exploratory pits made up to encountering siliceous limestone averaging 8.0m bgl. This limestone is powdery, porous and high in CaCo3 content. Detailed description of Geology of the applied lease area such as shape and size of the mineral/ore deposit, disposition various litho-units indicating structural features if any etc: The ML area and adjoining lands are mainly consisting of two main litho units i.e. Top soil on the top and Limestone (Tuffacious) at the bottom and

followed by Siliceous Limestone. The Limestone on the surface to a thickness of 0.2m

to 0.6m is weathered encompassing Soil and soil admixed with tuffaceous limestone and below which Tuffaceous Limestone exposed to depth of 8.0m. The tuffacious Limestone is a secondary formation of Calcium Bicarbonate Solutions, which were derived through the upstream from the Narji limestone and deposited at lower

levels by precipitation over Banaganapalli Quartzite. Due to secondary formation,

the structural features like strike and dip of the formation can't be measured for this type of Limestone. Ten trial pits were made in the area to know the thickness of the Limestone. It is noticed from trial pits that the limestone exposed to the surface is weathered to a thickness of 0.2m to 0.6m and the limestone is occurring below this

Page...7 weathered zone is in powdery form and it is fine grained in nature. This type of limestone is encountered up to 8.0m depth and the base rock encountered is

massive siliceous limestone. Limestone (Tuffaceous): This is the most important economic rock unit occurring in the subject area. It is also known as "Calc Tufa". Even though this unit is occurring from surface of the applied area the top 0.2- 0.6m is weathered. This Limestone is occurring in the form of powder, pebble & lumps at bottom in applied area. It is fine to medium grained, dull white in colour. This type of Limestone is consisting of high calcium and low silica. It is soft to medium hard in nature. D. (i) Name of prospecting /exploration agency: E. Venkata Naresh Kumar, M. Sc. (Geo) Qualified Person u/r 15(1) of MCR, 2016 (ii) Address -.Plot No. 867, Road No. 45, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - 500 033, Telangana State (iii) E mail ID :[email protected] (iv) Phone No. +91 99896 59275

(Copies of the experience Certificates enclosed as Annexure - VI) E. Details of prospecting/exploration already carried out: As the mine is fully developed with working pit covering the entire leasehold,

four trial pits of dimension lm X lm X lm have been carried out below the bottom level of the present working pit to probe for the existence of tuffacious limestone as

depicted on Plates-111 & IV. All the pits have shown occurrence of tuffacious

limestone followed by siliceous limestone. The insitu reserves have been computed with pit data. The locations and RLs are tabulated below:

SI, No. Latitude Longitude RL mts Lithology

Tuffacious limestone TP-1 15° 22' 00.1" 78° 15' 20.1" 227.97 followed by massive s i 1 i c e oia^diFFrestQQe. TP-2 15° 21' 56.8" 78° 15' 17.7" 228.37 // /e / ASw M \ < TP-3 15° 21' 53.6" 78° 15' 17.4" 227.66 (£f W f \ TP-4 15° 21' 53.5" 78° 15' 19.0" 227.39 y g l *Map datum:WGS-84, Precision: ± 3-5mts. ----7 Ty\?VV /A V/ In order to bring the entire deposit in the ML are; .have L_xxl'//u !/Atv KovsSSQ been dug at 50m X 50m grid interval after submitting the Form-j'tolBM during the

Page...8 £. .'x f, submission of Modified Mining Plan. The pits were dug with JCB with 2m X 2m X 7m

depth. The meter wise samples have been collected and chemically analyzed at NABL Laboratory and the results are furnished as Annexures-VIII & VIII A The locations of the pits are depicted on Plate-IV and Plate-IVA. As the limestone is occurring in powdery form core drilling is not carried out which is not feasible. The stratum is depicted on graph also for illustration purpose. All the pits have shown the

occurrence of top soil ranging between 0.1m to 0.3m followed by weathered lime with thickness 0.3m to 0.6m continuing further with powdery limestone up to 8.0m depth Bgl. Siliceous limestone which is massive is encountered in the trial pits below

8.0m Bgl.

Based on the type area i.e the formation / horizon occurring in the area has been

stratigraphically correlated to be Proterozoic formation of Narji limestone of Kurnool

system and the mode of the occurrence at first instance identified to sedimentary and subsequently the formation has been altered to powdery due to either by

hydrothermal emissions from the intrusive traps or springs draining in the regions of

the calcareous formations. Therefore the type area and mode of occurrence of the

deposit has been established and it is akin to Type - 1 deposit of Minerals (Evidence

of Mineral Contents) Rules, 2015- Stratified, Strata bound and tabular deposits of regular habit of UNFC system. i) Number of pits and trenches indicating dimensions, spacing etc along and across the strike/foliation with reference to geological plan: The ML area is surveyed with ETS to prepare the updated surface plan as on 2-05-2017(Plate-lll) and the balance reserves computed with the four exploratory trial pits. ii) Method of Sampling: 4 No.s of composite samples have been collected from the trial pits and sampled by adopting quartering & Coning method and sent to NABL accredited Laboratory and subjected to chemical analysis. The chemical analysis reports have been enclosed as Annexure-VIII. iii) Chemical Analysis of the Samples: About 4 composite samples were prepared from 4 trial pits and these samples were subjected to chemical analysis for CaO, MgO, iv) Details of samples analysis: The chemical analysis reports are enclosed as Annexure-VIII, VIII A NlA^"' ___ v) Expenditure incurred in various prospecting operations: The cost of pitting for the 4 trial pits and analysis of the samples collected thereafter incurred is Rs. 12,000/- F. The surface plan of the lease area may be prepared on a scale of 1: 1000 or 1: 2000 with contour interval of maximum of 10 m depending upon the topography and size of the area duly marked by grid lines showing all features indicated under Rule 32(l)(a) of MCDR 2017. The Surface Plan on a scale of 1:1,000 with contour interval of lm with 50m grid interval is prepared by depicting all surface features with Bench Mark at BP-2 connected to the National Grid with reference to BM transferred from

Chowdeshwari Swamy Temple from SOI Toposheet as required under Rule 32(l)(a) LocS.fcU.'vi Ar of MCDR 2017(Plates - III & IV). caX : £q<3°)t7 L-l - »°\ G. For preparation of geological plan, surface plan prepared on a scale of 1: 1000 or 1: 2000 scale specified under para 1.0 (f) of Part A of the format may be taken as the A; base plan. The details of exploration already carried out along with supporting data for existence of mineral, locations proposed exploration, various litho units along with structural features, mineralized/ore zone with grade variation if any may be

marked on the geological plan along with other features indicated under Rule 32(l)(a) of MCDR 2017. The lease sketch is the basic input to carry out the Survey

work and preparation of Surface Plan. The survey was carried out on 26-04-2017. This plan forms the basis of Surface Geological Plan, Sectior Plans (Plate-ll).

H. Geological sections may be prepared on natural scale of geologid interval across the lease area from boundary to boundary. Fiv^X^Q.evologi,cqj sections viz. A-A', Al-A l', B-B', Bl-Bl' & with sectional influent average have been drawn on a scale of 1:1000 at a grid interval of 50 m across the strike. These sections are drawn from one end to other end.

I. Broadly indicate the future program of exploration with due justification (duly marking on Geological plan year wise location in different colors) taking into consideration the future tentative excavation program planned in next five years. The existing trial pits were ended in the mineral zone followed by massive siliceous

'n/). Page...10 limestone. The adjacent working mines in this region show the mineral occurrence to a depth of 8.0 m (max). Six Core Bore Holes have been proposed during the year 2017-18 period to a depth of 30.0m to probe the existence of limestone. The locations of PBH are marked on Plate-IV. S.No. Easting Northing Proposed Depth

PBH-1 205117.7952 1700776.4425 30.0m

PBH-2 205289.5301 1700776.4918 30.0m PBH-3 205269.4784 1700625.0833 30.0m PBH-4 205162.2971 1700530.8278 30.0m PBH-5 205069.5513 1700547.7060 30.0m PBH-6 205186.2117 1700692.4519 30.0m The above said proposed exploration suffices proving of the mineralization/ore zone in the entire ML area (Plate-IV). J. Reserves and Resources as per MEMC Rules 2015 with respect to the threshold value UNFC code for area considered for different categories of reserve/resources estimation may also be marked on geological cross sections: At the first instance the nature/ behavior of the ore body has been established by considering subsurface exposure of the Tuffaceous Limestone in the Trial pits both along and across the ML area. Based on the type area, mode of the occurrence, as defined vide Para no.l (E), the deposit can be considered sedimentary deposit and it is a stratified, strata bound tabular deposits of regular habit. Thus the deposit can be placed under Category I of MEMC Rules 2015 codification System. Further based on the detailed topographical survey, Geological mapping, results of exploration during the modification of approved mining plan, operations, sampling and in light of threshold value published by IBM, the parameters arrived and justified in terms of MEMC Rules 2015. The three Axes viz Geological, Feasibility and Economic are detailed as below: GEOLOGICAL AXIS: 1. Geological Survey: i) Mapping: Detailed geological surveys were carried out in the scale with one meter contour interval. ii) Preparation of detailed topographical cum Geological map cum Geological map including all surface Geological features, structures, location of exploratory pits and sections of exploratory mine development and pit data have been prepared on the same scale duly marked with surface geological features, location of trial pits etc. iii) Topo grid / Triangulation stations: The topo grid with Geological cross sections have been prepared on prescribed scale showing boundary of litho-units. Relevant plans are enclosed at Plate No's.: IV & IV A.

Page...ll 2. Geo-Chemical Survey: As the area under exploration was exposed without any soil cover and four exploratory pits were dug to a depth of 8.0 m from ground level Geo-chemical survey was confined to collection of composite samples from the exploratory pits. Pitting was carried out covering the entire leasehold from the bottom of the working pit. The sectional area was considered and actual thickness of Limestone as per pit data and 50 m on either side along and across the dip direction. The Bulk Density was considered at

2.0

About 3 Kgs sample was collected from all the four trial pits and by adopting quartering & Coning method one Kilogram of sample was finally placed in polythene sample bag and sent to NABL Laboratory for chemical analysis. All the samples have been analysed at NABL accredited M/s Met-Chem Laboratories. The chemical analysis reports are enclosed as Annexure-VIII, VIII A . £ ^

3. Geophysical survey: Limestone deposit is outcropping in a substantial portion of the ML area. Extension of limestone deposit is well established in the ML area through number of existing working mines. Geophysical survey, as such, is not carried out. 4. Technological survey:

• Detailed topographical and geological survey was carried out on 1:1000 scale showing all the surface features, Trial pit locations, contours at 1.0 m interval, the lease

boundary, surface geology, structural features, future exploratory core boreholes etc.

• Pitting was carried out at four places covering the entire leasehold at the bottom of

the working pit at a grid interval of 100m X < 100m with sampling of composite samples. All samples were analysed for six radicals germane to the utilisation of limestone in the Fertilizer, poultry feed, paints and as additive for blending in cement manufacturing.

Page...12 • The entire thickness of powdery limestone has been intersected in the trial pits since

the depth was limited to a maximum of 8 m. below which massive siliecous limestone was intersected.

• The deposit has already been worked down to about 3.0 to 7.0 m depth (the average

surface RL is 237 m and bottom RL in IV bench is 226.7 m vide Plate-Ill) from surface making a detailed study of the three dimensional characteristics of the limestone deposit possible to such depth.

• Reserves are estimated by cross section method taking into account the excavation done so far in the deposit and the trial pits till the end of April, 2017.

The total 4.048 hect of ML area was explored with 4 No. of trial pits from bottom of

working pit to a depth of 1.0 m covering the entire leasehold as depicted on Plate-Ill correlating the data of exploratory pitting of 10 No.s trial pits up to a depth of 7.0

meters in a grid pattern of 100 m X 100 m during the submission of Modified Mining Plan period. The quantity estimated in the G1 exploration zone may be assigned UNFC code No. 1 for geological axis.

The area in the 7.5m safety barrier zone based on the observation of the trial pits in the vicinity and working pit tuffacious limestone existence is inferred to a depth of 8.0 mts. Hence, exploration is considered to be of G2 Category and quantities estimated with code-2 of UNFC under G-axis.

Locations of exploratory trial pits are furnished in Surface & Geological Plans

(Plates - III & IV). Composite Pit samples were systematically collected from four exploratory trial pits. The same were subjected to chemical analysis for CaO, MgO, Si02, AI2O3 & Fe2C>3. As the ML area was explored thoroughly during the earlier Modified Mining Plan preparation and the existence of mineral is uniform through sampling was carried out.

FEASIBILITY AXIS:

a) Local Geology: The subject area is encompasses tuffaceou^ equated to Narji formation of the Kurnool system and consists um$dTm^fadeT"ft^ AN is formed due to chemical precipitation calcium rich solutions. This tuffaceous

Limestone formation is a simple deposit and this mineral is occurring in entire

£ - V . Page...13 area applied for M.L. below 0.5m from surface. The stratigraphy/ local sequence

of formations is as below: b) Soil: The subject area is covered by thin mantle of black cotton soil with 0.5m thickness. The Soil shall be concurrently put to use for afforestation along the 7.5m buffer zone. c) Tuffaceous Limestone: This is the most important economic rock unit occurring in the subject area. It is also known as "Calctufa". This litho unit is occurring

below the mantle of soil. It occurs in the powdery form. This litho unite fine to medium grained, dull white to light brown in colour. This Limestone consists of high calcium and low silica. It is soft to medium hard in nature. It is an economical mineral for mining from this area. Two types of litho units are seen viz. Clacrete (Weathered Lst) on the top and powdery caltufa (Limestone powder) below weathered one. d) Mining: The method of mining will be 'A' Category OTFM open cast method. The proposed bench height will be 3.0m. Drilling & blasting is not required, because it

is soft deposit. The limestone is occurring in powdery form with grain size ranging from 0 to 5mm. There is no separate development for removal overburden from this area. Working will be done by push back method parallel to the working benches as the quarry is deepening. The bench height will be

maintained 3.0m and width of the benches more than 3.0m. e) Environment: EC clearance and Consent from Pollution control board is under process with the SEAC, APPCB. f) Air Quality: The subject area is away from industries and villages. So the air and water are fresh and unpolluted in this area. In general mining activity contributes

to pollution of air due to working of mining equipment, transportation, and etc. since the mine is proposed to work by manual means, there will sizeable pollution to the air. However, the dust generated due to fly of Vehicle is

suppressed by regular water sprinkling on haul Roads. g) Noise Levels: Noise pollution in mining area is mainly due to noise generation moving machinery; Noise is defined as any sound that can i^hysiological effect in an individual. Since this mine is

Page...l4 worked by semi mechanized means to a limited period. The noise level is much

below the tolerable limits. h) Water: Water resources in the area are ground and rain water. There are no sources of surface watercourses within the ML area, excepting the ephemeral

Pedda vagu on the south which is about 500m away from the ML area. General ground water table in the area is beyond 20m the depth from surface. Water is regularly sprinkled in mine workings and haul roads to suppress the dust. i) Processing plant: No processing will be carried out in the mine, total ROM will be sold to various consumers. Infrastructure:

a) Road: The ML Area is located 500m North East of Venkatapuram (V) and 3.0 Kms SW of Nandavaram (V), Banagnapalli (M), Kurnool District. The ML area is located on Panyam - Banagnapalli Road at a distance of 14.0 Kms from Panyam and 10.0 Kms from Banaganapalli town. A diversion from

Nandavaram (V) due NW by 2.5 Kms will lead to Pandlapuram (V) due by 2.5 Kms will lead to Venkatapuram (V) after crossing Peddavagu (Stream) due

North by 500m will lead to the ML area. A cart track is passing through the ML area on South leading to Venkatapuram Village.The nearest Railway station is Bethamcherla which is at a distance of 5.0 Kms lies on Nandyal - Dhone broad gauge section of South Central Railway. b) RaihThe nearest Railway station is Bethamcherla which is at a distance of 5.0

Kms lies on Nandyal - Dhone broad gauge section of South Central Railway. c) Water: There are no surface water sources excepting bore wells in the nearby

village where public water supply is available. The water level is 15-20m bgl

reported in the adjacent bore wells. The expected water consumption shall be 15m3 per day which shall be met from nearby villages. The water shall be supplied by a water tanker to mine site for suppression of dust and green belt t development.

d) Communication: All types of modem communication system like, e-mail and Internet communication are in place nea Nandavaram village which is at 2.0 Kms.

e/JoN iA k. K u -Na ^ x>- e) Costing, Capital, Operative, Marketing, Demand-Supply Relation, etc: i) Capital cost of Mining Area: The ML area is a Patta Land purchased during 1998 at a capital cost of Rs. 20,000/- per acre. The required machinery i.e. an excavator will be hired on daily basis. The mineral will be transported by hired trucks. Following are parameters considered for the costing to remove one tone of Limestone. ii) Operating cost: Following are parameters considered for the costing to

excavate one tonne of Limestone.

Heads Cost in Rs per ton Exploration & EMP Monitoring 4.00 Mining 50.00 Wages 5.00 Depreciation 2.00 Interest 1.00 j Royalty 110.00 Miscellaneous 5.00 l Overhead cost 5.00 Total 182.00 The above cost is a very approximate, whereas due to the the above shown cost may vary accordingly.

iii) Marketing: There are various Chemical, Steel, Paper and Poultry industries which utilize this limestone as raw material. The lessee is already marketing

for the last 5 years and has supply orders from these Industries. Excepting Environmental Clearance, the applied ML area meets all the parameters and on conservation side the feasibility code of '1' can be assigned. ECONOMIC AXIS:

a) Exploration: The ML area is prospected by 10 Trial pits with a grid interval of 50m

x < 50m with a depth range of 8.0m (Max). The location of the trail pits are

shown on Surface Plan and Geological Plan in earlier Modified Mining Plan and now cannot be seen as the mine is fully developed to considerable depth. The deposit is of sedimentary origin and the grid interval of the Trial pits is at 50m

and all the pits have proved the existence of the mineral. Thus the exploration so far carried out can be termed as 'Detailed Exploration'. In addition to this four

trial pits to a depth of 1.0m from the bottom of the working pit to explore for the

maximum thickness of tuffacious limestone. The pits have ended in massive siliceous limestone.

Page...16 b) Mining Report / Mining Plan / Working Mines: The Mining proposals have been planned after establishing reserves of marketable grade of Limestone. The

proper mine design is drawn as per guidelines of IBM. The observation of workings of nearby working mines indicates that the mines can economically

mineable up to 8.0 m depth. c) Specific end use grades of reserves: All the reserves assessed are above the cutoff grade. The Limestone produced from this area is showing low Silica, low Iron and high Cao, this fit for Chemical Paper, Textile, Foundries, Poultry feed

industries. The specifications of the consumer industries are as below.

Buyer Chemical Composition

Chemical Industries CaO : >50 % & Si02:2% (Max), Fe203:2% (Max)

Paper & Textile Industries CaO : 48 to 54 % & Si02 :<4%, Fe203:<2%

Poultry feed Industries CaO : 42 to 53 % & Si02 :<6%, MgO:<2%

Foundries CaO : 45 to 52 % & Si02 :1%,MgO: 2 to 4%

The Chemical analysis of Limestone deposit from this mine is:

Grade in % Average Grade SI. No. Radical (Min. to Max.) (%) 1. CaO 44.10% to 58.82% 50.836 2. MgO 0.6 % to 3.10% 1.17% 3. Si02 1.41% to 6.65% 3.73% 4. Fe203 0.15% to 2.6% 0.59% 5. ai2o 3 0.31% to 2.96% 0.84%

The Limestone occurring in this area meets the requirement of the above mentioned Industries. In view of the above parameters the E axis can be assigned code T

Based on the above, the parameters arrived for reserve estimation is as below:

Parameters Norm ^ ?= = = = = ^ Cut off Grade CaO 45%, Si02 - 12%, CaO - 35% (Min). V ^ \ Threshold value S i0 2 - 18% (Max) * V A Alkalies-0.5%(Max) j(Q| jg] Category of the Type - 1 of UNFC System / deposit ______v / \ ______No outer influence of trial pits is c^^dejijp.;-’i^ ^ e rn al Influence (m) influence of trial pits is only considered. Depth (m) Up to the bottom of the pit (8.0 m) Bulk Density 2.0 t/m3 J| Page...17 K. Furnish detailed calculation of reserves/resources section wise (When the mine is fully mechanized and deposit is of complex nature with variation of size, shape of mineralized zones, grade due to intrusion within ore zone etc, an attempt may be made to estimate reserves/resources by slice plan method). In case of deposits where underground mining is proposed, reserve/resources may be estimated by level plan method, as applicable, as per the proposed mining parameters: Taking into consideration of all the above parameters, Five Geological Cross sections namely A- A', Al-A l', B-B', Bl-Bl' and C-C’ have been drawn at an interval of40, 50,25,20 m respectively and the estimation of reserves is computed on the basis of cross sectional method. The Trial pits have been projected on to the respective Geological cross sections and the G1 areas have been marked. The G1 scale of cross sectional area has been multiplied with the sectional influence to arrive the Volume. The volume multiplied with the bulk density to arrive the tonnage of geological reserves. For the purpose of calculations, the bulk density, a field test was conducted by digging 0.5m x 0.5m x 0.5m pit in the center of the area. The volume of the pit is confirmed by filling dry sand into pit with bucket of known capacity. The total excavated material for this pit was weighed as 0.250 tones. So, the tonnage factor of the tuffaceous limestone considered as 2.0 (0.250/0.125) per m3. To be on the conservative side the bulk density is considered to be 2.0. Based on the exploration by means of trail pits, the entire insitu reserves are saleable and these reserves are estimated under G1 category. The method of estimation for the reserve is by sectional method. The Section wise details of reserve estimation are furnished as below:

Page...18 MINEABLE RESERVES SECTIONAL UNFC BENCH SECTIONAL VOLUME m3 SECTION AREA B.D. TONNAGE CODE RL in m INFLUENCE NAME SOIL L.S.T. SOIL L.S.T. (Tons) A -A 1 111 Sur-233m 10 19 40 400 760 2 1,520 111 233-230m 74 40 0 2,960 2 5,920 111 230-227m 357 40 0 . 14,280 2 28,560 36,000 A l - A l ' 111 Sur-233m 1 50 0 50 2 100 111 233-230m 20 50 0 1,000 2 2,000 111 230-227m 287 50 0 14,350 2 28,700 30,800 B- B1 111 Sur-233m 30 40 0 1,200 2 2,400 111 233-230m 103 40 0 4,120 2 8,240 111 230-227m 216 40 0 8,640 2 17,280 27,920 B l- B l ’ 111 Sur-233m 32 25 0 800 2 1,600 111 233-230m 225 25 0 5,625 2 11,250 111 230-227m 224 25 0 5,600 2 11,200 24,050 c-c 111 Sur-233m 0 20 0 - 2 - 111 233-230m 44 20 0 880 2 1,760 111 230-227m 139 20 0 2,780 2 5,560 7,320 TOTAL 111 1,26,090

RESERVES BLOCKED IN 7.5m BARRIER ZONE SECTIONAL SECTION AREA SECTIONAL VOLUME m3 B.D. TONNAGE NAME SOIL L.S.T. INFLUENCE SOIL L.S.T. (Tons) A- A' 10 119 40 400 4,760 2 9,520 A l-A l1 1 50 0 50 2 100 B- B1 34 30 40 1,360 1,200 2 2,400 Bl - Bl' 32 25 0 800 2 1,600 C- C' 0 0 20 - - ^ '•Tfras, ^ " TOTAL --- ^ ------// i - X ----- t---

RESERVES BLOCKED IN BENCH S SECTIONAL ------\V5T\------. . V \ SECTION AREA SECTIONAL VOLUME rfv\ < \ ; B.D .r: TOWAGE NAME SOIL L.S.T. INFLUENCE SOIL L .S .T ^ i j , Aoi am 9 AG ir o n s ) A-A1 54 40 0 2,160^ ^ 4,320 t < < t H 1 H 34 50 0 1,700 2 3,400 B- B1 36 40 0 1,440 2 2,880 Bl - Bl' 36 50 0 1,800 2 3,600 C-C' 18 40 0 720 2 1,440 TOTAL 15,640

Page...l9 L. Mineral Reserves/Resources: The Mineral Resources are as below: (Mineral resources may be estimated purely based on level of exploration, with reference to the threshold value of minerals declared by IBM).

Level of Exploration Resources in million Tons Grade

CaQ£'43»£/. G1 - Detailed exploration 0.126 *=• •

G2-General Exploration - - G3 - Prospecting - - G4 - Reconnaissance - -

Geological Axis: The Mineable and non-mineable mineral reserves and resources were estimated by taking the influence of the 4 trial pits under G1 Stage of Detailed exploration as discussed under para 3.j(i). Hence, the mineable and non mineable

reserves are 1, 26,090 Tons and 29,620 Tons are respectively placed under G1 Axis. Feasibility Axis: The chemical analysis of the Limestone samples collected from Trial pits show the CaO - 50.83 to 58.82 %, Si02 - < 3.73 % and it reveals the feasibility and viability in present market. Hence, the total mineral resources of 1, 26,090 Tons are placed under FlAxis.

Economical Axis: The exploration and pre feasibility carried out in the area reveals

the mineral excavation is economically viable. But 29,620 T of Limestone is blocking

in safety barriers and final pit slopes. These resources (non- mineable) are placed are places under E2. The mineable mineral reserves of 1, 26,090 T are plage^=OTRfetbtl of

economical axis. // a

The Classification of estimated reserves /resources is detailed

SL. « UNFC Code ^fagipaj C& tanfTty Type of Reserves No. E. Axis F. Axis G. Axis '^ ==n r f f 1 Mineable Mineral Reserve 1 1 1 1,26,090 2 Non-Mineable Mineral Resources 2 2 1 29,620 Total 1>55,710

Page...20 UN. CLASSIFICATION OF RESERVES AND RESOURCES

UNFC Classification Quantity (T) Grade Limestone (T) Code

Total Mineral Resources (A + B). 1,55,710 T

A. Mineral Reserve. l 1) Proved Mineral Reserve. 111 1,26,090 2) Probable mineral reserve. 121 - CaO0/r ‘

B. Remaining Resources. - b' - ■ v\ "" S

Feasibility Mineral Resource. - 1) 211 - .* < > Pre-feasibility Mineral Resource. 221 & 222 29,620 2) V4 3) Measured Mineral Resource. 331 -

4) Indicated Mineral Resource. 332 -

5) Inferred Mineral Resource. 333 - 6) Reconnaissance Mineral Resource. 334 - Sampling & Methodology: 4 No.s composite samples were collected from the trial pits and 3 kg Limestone was collected from different levels within that meter and subjected to quartering and coning and one Kilogram of sample is placed in polythene bag and sent to the laboratory. The samples were chemically Analysed at

M/s. Met-Chem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Which is a NABL accredited Laboratory. The analysis report indicating that the CaO - 44.1 to 58.82%, Si02- 3.73 % and results of these samples have been furnished in Annexure - VIII, VIII A ... The results have been correlated with threshold values notified by IBM. The Feasibility Report is enclosed as Annexure - X.

Mineable Reserves & Anticipated Life of the Mine: Probable Mineable Reserves of Limestone estimated in the ML area are 1,26,090 T. The proposed rate of production & the life of the mine will be 1, 26,090 T / 26,870 T (average) = 4.69 years.

Page...21 2.0 MINING.

OPEN CAST MINING: A. Briefly describe the existing as well as proposed method for excavation with all

design parameters indicating on plans /sections. The existing method of mining is open cast A-category other than fully mechanized. Limestone is being mined for the

last five years and mine is fully developed. Review of Exploration, Excavation, Production and Reclamation: The proposed exploration by way of core drilling was

" t\)cO^\A-dfc-

\ Limestone production was achieved from the total area of 31,100 m2 to a depth of 5-7 mts spread over the lease hold. About 2, 41,817 tons of limestone was produced. The top soil generated was used for plantation on the south, West and North over an area of 1040m2. Reclamation could not be carried out as the mining operations continue this scheme period. A safety barrier was formed over the lease boundary to a height of 1.5mts to protect men and stray animals falling in to the working pit.

The Limestone of this area is soft to medium hard and it is amenable for excavation with the help of excavator without drilling & blasting. So, the proposed mining activity will be continued by open cast method A-category other than fully mechanized. The excavations will be carried out by forming benches of 3.0m height

from the surface. The proposed production will be 26,870 tons/ annum. During 2017-18, the workings will be started in the Eastern side of the applied M.L. area,

between the grid values of N1700598 - N1700804 & E205265 - E205425 to a depth

of 8.0 by developing two benches and workings will be oriented in almost E-W and

advancement is towards North direction. From second year onwards, the benches will be developed one below the other as shown on Plates - V (A) to V (D). The

Limestone will be excavated with the help of Excavator and the ROM will be loaded

in to tippers by manually/ excavator directly wit beneficiation.

The loaded mineral will be transported to the co in and around Kurnool District. List of mining machinery are given below

Page...22 S. No Name of Machinery Capacity Numbers 1 Tippers 10 tons 2

2 Hydraulic Excavator 1.1 cum 1

3 Water Tanker 3000 Ltrs 1

B. Year-wise tentative excavation in Cubic Meters indicating development, ROM, pit wise is as below: i) Year wise Development and Production: It is planned to produce about 1, 40,780 tons (ROM) of Limestone during this Review of Mining Plan period. The mine will

work in one shift i.e. general shift for 300 days in a year. The year wise Development & production is as below.

2017- 18 Year: During this year the mining operations shall be carried out on Section lines A- A' & B-B' involving 2 benches up to 230 RL with bench height of 3m each. By doing this work, a quantity of 12,880 m3 of ROM amounting to a quantity of 25,760 T shall be achieved. Refer Plate - V A and Sections in Plate - V E.

2018- 19: During this year the mining operations shall be carried out on Section lines A-A' & B-B' involving 2 benches up to 227 RL with bench height of 3m each. By doing this work, a quantity of 16,065 m3 of ROM amounting to a quantity of 32,130 T shall be achieved. Refer

Plate - V B and Sections in Plate - V E.

2019- 20: During this year the mining operations shall be carried out on Section lines A-A' &

B-B' involving single bench up to 227 RL with bench height of 3m each. By doing this work, a quantity of 17,895 m3 of ROM amounting to a quantity of 35,790 T shall be achieved. Refer

Plate - V C and Sections in Plate - V E.

2020- 21: During this year the mining operations shall be carried out on Section lines B-B' & C-C' involving single bench up to 227RL with bench quantity of 6,900 m3 of ROM amounting to a quantity

Plate - V D and Sections in Plate - V E. Insitu Tentative Excavation

Total ROM (m3) ROM/ Pit. Top Soil OB /SB/ Year Excavation Mineral Waste No. (m3) IB (m3) Mineral (m3) Reject Ratio 2017-18 1 12,880 0 0 12,880 0 1 0 2018-19 1 16,065 0 0 16,065 0 1 0 2019-20 1 17,895 0 0 17,895 0 1 0 2020-21 1 6,900 0 0 6,900 0 1 0 Total 53,740 0 0 53,740 0 1 0

C. Enclose Individual year wise development plans and sections showing pit layouts, dumps, stacks of mineral reject, if any, etc in case of 'A' category mines. Composite development plans showing pit layouts, dumps, stacks of mineral reject, if any, etc. and year wise sections in case of 'B' category mines: Pit layout plan & section for year wise Development Plan & Section is enclosed as Plate - V A to Plate - V D & Sections in Plate - V E. The mineral is excavated from the working pit of the area and the excavated ROM will be loaded simultaneously onto tippers. This loaded material will be supplied to the user industries without any segregation or beneficiation. Since, there is no OB there is no chance for generation of O.B. or mineral rejects. (Plate - V A to Plate - V D & Sections in Plate - V E). D. Describe briefly giving salient features of proposed method of working: The M.L. area is a fully developed working mine and production achieved. The Limestone of this area is soft to medium hard and it is amenable for excavation with the help of excavator without drilling & blasting. Mining will be carried out by A-category other than fully mechanized open cast method. The excavations will be carried out in benches of 3.0m height from the existing working pit. The limestone thickness proved to an average thickness of 8.0 m from surface.

Extent of Mechanization: i) Excavators: The deployment of machinery is aimed at achieving the envisaged

maximum production of 35,790 tons or 17,875m3 of Limeston^^jTIw^rieylation is as follows: Capacity of excavators 0.9 mJ Bucket fill factor 0.8 Avg. loading 0.9x0.8 = 0.72 Cycle time for loading 35 seconds No. of buckets of 10 tons tippers 6.17 buckets (10T / 1.62T = 6.17) or

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iii) Transport from mine head to the destination: By hired trucks.

E. Describe briefly the layout of mine workings, pit road layout, the layout of faces and sites for disposal of overburden / waste along with ground preparation prior to disposal of waste, reject etc. A reference to the plans and sections may be

given. UPL or ultimate size of the pit is to be shown for identification of the

suitable dumping site: During this period the excavations will be carried out from east to west of the M.L. area, over an extent of 3.110 Ha to a depth of 8.0m by

developing maximum of 3 benches and workings will be oriented in almost E-W. The existing mine roads will be used conveniently. Limestone will be excavated with

the help of Excavator and the ROM will be loaded on to tippers simultaneously

without any segregation or beneficiation of Mineral. The loaded mineral will be

transported to the consumers industries. As the mine is fully developed and large working pit formed the generation of O.B and mineral rejects does not arise. So, the

waste disposal and dump stabilization does not arise for this plan period. The year

wise developments are described below and year wise pity^ puts^ i^ ‘d on Plate - V A to Plate - V D & Sections in Plate - V E.

1-^. aAjl^AL Page...25 Tentative Production of Volume Year Bench RL Formation T.F Limestone (T) @ 100% (m3) Recovery. Limestone 12,880 2 25,760 2017-18 227.97 Soil 0 - Limestone 16,065 2 32,130 2018-19 228.37 Soil 0 - Limestone 17,895 2 35,790 2019-20 227.66 Soil 0 - Limestone 6,900 2 13,800 2020-21 227.39 Soil 0 - Total excavation Limestone 53,740 2 1,07,480 Soil 0 -

F. Conceptual Mine Planning up to the end of lease period takes into consideration the present available reserves and resources describing the excavation, recovery of ROM, Disposal of waste, backfilling of voids, reclamation and rehabilitation showing

on a plan with few relevant sections: It is proposed to submit a detailed conceptual plan at the end of the present plan period (Plates -VI & VIA).

i) Anticipated Life of the Deposit: The proposed rate of production & the life of the mine will be 1, 26,090 T / 26,870 T (average) =4.69 years. ii) Proposed Exploration: The mineral is existing only up to a depth of 8.0m followed by siliceous massive limestone. Hence, no further exploration is suggested. iii) Mine Development (Ultimate Pit Limit) Optimum Exploitation & Utilization of Mineral: Taking into consideration the geology, and existing exploration data a pit layout is designed. There shall be only one pit in this area. The pits are designed maintaining 60° pit slope. The pit layout is shown on the Conceptual Plan & Section

enclosed as Plate - VI & VI A respectively. It is proposed to produce 26,870 tons of limestone per year for 4 years. Taking into consideration of Geology and its structural attitudes opencast method of mining

other than fully mechanized is adopted. As the mine is fully developed and during the present 4 years of plan period, there are no chances for generatig£~_Qf-Q_.B. and mineral rejects. So, the disposal of waste, dump management pit does not arise.

-r\ f . £a IL>n£AU. ^ The land use patron for conceptual stage is detailed below.

Area put on use Additional at start of requirement Total Area in Area Type S.No. SoM/MP Period during SoM/MP Ha. in Ha. Period in Ha. A B C = A + B 1 Area under Mining 3.110 0.011 3.121 2 Storage for Top Soil 0 0 3 Waste Dump site 0 0 4 Mineral Storage 0 0 5 Infrastructure 0 0 6 Roads 0.035 - 0.035 7 Railways 0 0 8 Tailing Pond 0 0 9 Green belt 0.104 0.354 0.458 10 Effluent Treatment Plant 0 0 Mineral Separation 11 0 0 Plant 12 Township area 0 0 13 Others (R Wall, G Drain) 0 0 Grand Total 3.249 0.365 3.614 The proposal of working is marked with the block of present plan period in Conceptual plan i.e. Plate - VI. At the end of this plan period Conceptual plan will be accordingly revised and intimated to the concerned authorities iv) Waste Management: From this limestone mine, no O.B. and waste will be generated during this plan period.

Environmental Aspects with Specific Reference to Reclamation Measures Proposed plantation during the ensuing plan period and till conceptual stage is furnished below:

Period / Block No. of saplings Proposed area To Location / Remark of five years proposed to plant be covered (Ha) 2017-18 to 2020-21 100 0.354 7.5m buffer zone Lease Total 100 Nos 0.354 Ha 7.5 m buffer zone. The plantation programme for plan period is marked on the ConcgetuaLolan enclosed as Plate-VI.

v) Top Soil: No top soil will be generated as the mine is fully ^^p1ope||^|^y7. buffer zone is utilized for plantation. f

.. t e \ . ^ vi) Reclamation and rehabilitation: Land restoration and reclam^tkjn i§w£fydT|ud essential in any mining industry. Due to mining activity in this

change in the ground profile in the form of large pit. The mineral bearing area

£ Ki.v> uaJx Page...27 will be mined up to the ultimate pit limit maintaining required bench height with due consideration for slope stability. The 7.5m buffer zone on the eastern portion of ML area will be back filled with retention wall and pillars. After the limestone completely mined out up to ultimate pit limit point, there will be one pit of about 3.110 Ha to an average depth of 8.0m and the total mined out area will be converted in to a storage pond & will be utilized for cultivation in the surrounding areas. Refer Plate - VII.

3.0 MINE DRAINAGE: A. Minimum and maximum depth of water table based on observations from nearby wells and water bodies: The water table depth ranges from 18-20m B. Indicate maximum and minimum depth of Workings: The mine workings are confined shallow depth which does not exceed 8.0m C. Quantity and quality of water likely to be encountered, the pumping arrangements and places where the mine water is finally proposed to be discharged: Except rain water, No ground water is intersected since mining operations are much above water Table. The rain water will be bailed out by deploying 5HP pump set. D. Describe regional and local drainage pattern. Also indicate annual rain fall, catchments area, and likely quantity of rain water to flow through the lease area, arrangement for arresting solid wash off etc.: The area is plain terrain exhibiting moderate temperate climate. In summer the maximum temperature goes up to 45°C and winter is about 20°C. The average rain fall ranges from 350 to 400 mm.

The general drainage pattern is of reticulate type and the normal water table of the area lies 18m below the surface. The general topography consists of undulating

terrain at times the flat terrain. No major rivers are present in the area. The tanks along with dug wells and bore wells constitute the main source of water for drinking and agricultural purposes.

There are no seasonal water courses within the ML area, maximum depth of 8.0 m.

4.0 STACKING OF MINERAL REJECT /SUB GRADE MATERIAL ANj

A. Indicate briefly the nature and quantity of top soil, overbu Reject to be disposed off.

Page...28 i , •'vf. KU-VwsT* Top Soil m3 Mineral Rejects m3 Year Reuse/ Blending Beneficiation Storage Backfilling Storage Spreading

2017-18 ------2018-19 ------

2019-20 ------2020-21 ------

Total - - - - -

B. The proposed dumping ground within the lease area be proved for presence or absence of mineral and be outside the UPL unless simultaneous backfilling is proposed or purely temporary dumping for a short period is proposed in mineralized area with technical constraints & justification: No dump is proposed. There is no overburden handling during this Review of plan period and thus no waste generation C. Attach a note indicating the manner of disposal of waste, configuration and sequence of year wise build up of dumps along with the proposals for protective measures: Does not arise.

5.0 USE OF MINERAL AND MINERAL REJECT: A. Describe briefly the requirement of end-use industry specifically in terms of physical and chemical composition: The limestone of this area is not meant for captive use. The Limestone produced from this area will be sold to Paper, Textile, Foundries, Poultry feed industries, Steel, Glass and other Chemical Industries. There is no mineral reject from this mine. The specifications of the consumer as below. "*■ '

Buyer Chemical Composition^ ^.1 Chemical Industries Cao : >50 % & Si02:2% (Max), Fe203^ j'lVIdSf Paper & Textile Industries Cao : 48 to 54 % & Si02 :<4%, Fe203:<29£!!5^DM

Poultry feed Industries Cao : 42 to 53 % & Si02 :<6%, MgO:<2% Foundries Cao : 45 to 52 % & Si02:1%, MgO: 2 to 4%

Page...29 Whereas the Chemical analysis of Limestone deposit ranges as below

SI. No. Radical Analysis in % Average grade in % 1 Cao 50.96% to 53.34 % 52.15%,

2 Si02 <2% <2 % 4 Fe203 0.18 to 0.58 % 0.38%

B. Give brief requirement of intermediate industries involved in up gradation of mineral before its end-use: Nil.

C. Give detail requirements for other industries, captive consumption, export, associated industrial use etc: Nil. D. Indicate precise physical and chemical specification stipulated by buyers;

Buyer Chemical Com Size Chemical Industries Cao : >50 % & Si02:2% (Max), Fe203:2% (Max) Paper & Textile Industries Cao : 48 to 54 % & Si02 :<4%, Fe203:<2% < 4" Poultry feed Industries Cao : 42 to 53 % & Si02 :<6%, MgO:<2% <2" Foundries Cao : 45 to 52 % & Si02:1%, MgO: 2 to 4% <4"

E. Give details of processes adopted to upgrade the ROM to suit the user requirements: Nil

6.0 PROCESSING OF ROM AND MINERAL REJECT. A. If processing / beneficiation of the ROM or Mineral Reject is planned to be conducted, briefly describe nature of processing / beneficiation. This may indicate size and grade of feed material and concentrate (finished marketable product), recovery etc. No processing of the mineral will be carried out in the area. The

insitu material will be excavated from the surface of the area and the ROM will

be simultaneously loaded onto tippers and the same will be supplied to the user industries without any processing.

B. Give a material balance chart with a flow sheet or schematic diagram of the processing procedure indicating feed, product, recovery, and its grade at each stage of processing: Not Applicable. '• ■ '>A C. Explain the disposal method for tailings or reject fr

D. Quantity and quality of tailings /reject proposed to be dispos^iijWe zfrijf capacity tailing pond, toxic effect of such tailings, if any, with process adopted to neotTj , .o' 5

-<\f. K sjl.v a a J'' any such effect before their disposal and dealing of excess water from the tailings dam: Not Applicable. E. Specify quantity and type of chemicals if any to be used in the processing plant: Not Applicable.

F. Specify quantity and type of chemicals to be stored on site / plant: Not Applicable. G. Indicate quantity (cum per day) of water required for mining and processing and

sources of supply of water, disposal of water and extent of recycling. Water balance chart may be given: Not Applicable. 7.0 OTHER. A. Site Services: The Office and rest shelter are already in place at the ML area. First Aid Station, Toilets and Urinals are provided near the ML. B. Employment potential: At the proposed rate of production of 26,870 TPA and working in one shift for 300 days in a year. The mine will be worked by open cast other than fully mechanized method. Hence, minimum labour will be employed. The mine shall be under the in charge of a Mines Manager. The Mines manager will act as a mining engineer under the provisions of MCDR, 1988. The mine shall have the following manpower organization. SI. No. Particulars Total No’s 1 Mines Manager cum Mining Engineer 1 2 Geologist 1 3 Foreman 1 4 Skilled (Operators) 3 5 Semi-Skilled 3 Grand Total 9

QMS:

Anticipated Average annual Production = 26,870 tons

Employment= 9 Persons Envisage working days= 300 days No. of Shifts = 1

OMS = 26.870 =9.95 Tons 9 X 300 X 1

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Page...31 8.0 PROGRESSIVE MINE CLOSURE PLAN UNDER RULE 23 OF MCDR'2017 8.1 Environment Base line information. i) Existing Land Use Pattern: The ML area is active with mining operations. The

pit was formed all over the ML area attaining different RLs.; Roads formed and plantation carried out all over the ML boundary in the 7.5m buffer zone. The area is a patta land owned by the lessee. No trees are seen and the area is not

fit for cultivation purpose. Around the ML area only rain fed crops like jowar, sun-flower, groundnut, etc. are cultivated. It is proposed to carry out the

Environment Monitoring of all the parameters as per statute. The details of

exiting land use pattern as on date is given below.

a) Area under Mining 3.110 Ha. b) Storage for Top Soil 0 Ha. c) Waste Dump site 0 Ha. d) Mineral Storage 0 Ha. e) Infrastructure 0.035 Ha. f) Roads 0 Ha. g) Railways 0 Ha. h) Tailing Pond 0 Ha. i) Green belt 0.458 Ha. j) Effluent Treatment Plant 0 Ha. k) Mineral Separation Plant 0 Ha. 1) Township area 0 Ha. m) Others (R Wall, G Drain) 0 Ha. Grand Total : 3.614 Ha. ** Roads are occupied with in area under mining,

ii) Water Regime: Water resources in the area are ground and rain water. There are no sources of surface watercourses within the applied area, excepting the natural drains, which carry the precipitated water. There are no perennial

watercourses or river exists within the applied area. However there will be seepage of water into the working pits during the monsoon but the same will

get dry in the summer. General ground water table in the area is between 18-

20m. Water will be regularly sprinkled in rounds over haulage roads to control the rising dust. iv) Quality of water: The subject area is away from industries and limited agricultural practices with usage of pesticides. Hence, there is no scope of water getting polluted. Water is potable. v) Ambient Noise Level: The subject area is away from industries as such no noise levels exceeding the permissible limits. vi) Flora: The area does not have any forest growth, as the land is the patta land.

As the area is bare and does not have any shelter, no fauna gets support. vii) Climatic Conditions: The rainfall is about 350mm - 400mm. The maximum

temperature will be 45°C during summer and minimum temperature will be

18° C in winter months. The rainfall does not disturb the mining activities. Moderate wind velocities in NE-SW direction are experienced monsoon season. viii) Human Settlements: Within the applied area there are no villages or human

settlements. There is no question of any evacuation or resettlement of people elsewhere. Workers come from village, which are more than 0.90 Km away.

Within the buffer zone there are 8 villages and their populations are given below:

Distance S. No. Name of Village Direction Population (Km) 1. Venkatapuram 0.5 SW 2,000

2. Pandlapuram 2.5 s 1,200

3. Nandavaram 3.5 NE 40,00

4. Sankalapuram 3.5 SE 800

5. Battalurupadu 4.5 SW 1,000

6. Yanakondla 5.0 w 500

7. Orevupalli 5.0 N 800

8. Banaganapalli 5.5 S 10,000

ix) Public buildings, places of worship and monuments: There are no buildings, monuments of historic importance and any sanctuary within viciijjfefcs£the ML area. Chowdeswari Temple is located at a distance of direction.

x) Any sanctuary is located in the vicinity of leasehold:]

located in the vicinity of leasehold. 8.2 Impact Assessment: i) Land area indicating the area likely to be degraded: The following area is required during the plan period for mining activity in addition to the existing

activity.

Area put on use Additional at start of requirement Total Area in Area Type S.No. SoM/MP Period during SoM/MP Ha. in Ha. Period in Ha. A B C = A + B 1 Area under Mining 3.110 0.011 3.121 2 Storage for Top Soil 0 0 3 Waste Dump site 0 0 4 Mineral Storage 0 0 5 Infrastructure 0 0

6 Roads 0.035 - 0.035 7 Railways 0 0 8 Tailing Pond 0 0 9 Green belt 0.104 0.354 0.458 10 Effluent Treatment Plant 0 0 Mineral Separation 11 0 0 Plant 12 Township area 0 0 13 Others (R Wall, G Drain) 0 0 Grand Total 3.249 0.365 3.614

ii) Air quality: The area of activity is situated at a long distance from the town and villages which are likely to be affected.

iii) Water Quality: There is no liquid waste discharge from this mining activity which is likely to pollute the water. The surface rainwater flows through the area and joins to into a local drainage pattern.

iv) Noise Levels: Since the mining will be carried out without drilling and blasting, the noise levels generate from this mining activity will be within the permissible levels.

v) Vibration Levels (Due to blasting): No blasting will be carried out in this mine. vi) Water Regime: As such, water regime is not disturbed. The maximum water table is about 40m from & minimum is about 30m from gj Thus the water is much below the proposed workings operations will not affect the water regime.

o Iaala.’U K.uvax.J'- vii) Acid Mine Drainage: There will not be any generation of O.B. & mineral waste.

So, no solid waste or liquid waste will be discharged from this mine. viii) Surface Subsidence: The workings will be carried out to a depth of 8.0m in

three benches of 3.0 m height by keeping the pit slope at 60° from the surface

during this plan period. So, there are no chances for surface subsidence due to this mining activity. ix) Socio-Economics: There are 8 villages falling within the buffer zone with a total population of 20,300 people. They all depend upon agriculture. There will be no adverse effect on their socio- economic environment besides; mining gives additional income to the labourers.

x) Historical monuments etc.: There are no historical monuments within or in the vicinity the ML area. Chowdeswari Temple is 2.0 Kms east of ML at Nandavaram village.

8.3 Progressive Reclamation Plan:

8.3.1 Mined-Out Land: An effective program of land restoration will be drawn and implemented to bring back the status to as near the pre mining conditions as

possible. The salient features are as enumerated below.

• A green belt development along the periphery of the workings for stabilization of the pit slopes over an extent of 0.458 Ha during this plan period and 0.200 Ha during conceptual period.

• The 7.5m buffer zone on the eastern portion of ML area will be back filled by constructing pillars and retention wall with gravel and soil for plantation.

• The excavated area will be used as rain water harvesting pit at the end of the mining which can be utilized for cultivation in the surrounding fields. The Final

Mine Closure Plan as per statute will be submitted by the lessee one year prior to life of the mine. The land degradation for first five years plan period is detailed below:

Area put on use Additional Total area in at start of requirement during Hectares Area Type SoM/MP Period SoM/MP Period in C = (A)+(B) in Ha. (A) Ha. (B) Area under Mining 3.110 0.011 3.121

Storage for Top Soil 0 0 0

Waste Dump site 0 0 0

Mineral Storage 0 0 0

Infrastructure 0 0 0

Roads 0 0 0

Railways 0 0 0

Tailing Pond 0 0 0

Green belt 0.104 0.354 0.458

Effluent Treatment Plant 0 0 0

Mineral Separation Plant 0 0 0

Township area 0 0 0

Others (R Wall, G Drain) 0 0 0

Grand Total 3.249 0.365 3.614

8.3.2 Topsoil Management: No top soil will be generated during this plan period as the mine is fully developed.

8.3.3 Tailings Dam Management: There are no tailing dams located in and around the area

8.3.4 Acid Mine Drainage: No acid mine drainage is anticipated from this mine. 8.3.5 Surface subsidence: The workings will be carried out to a depth of 8.0m in benches of 3.0 m height by keeping the pit slope at 45° from the surface during this plan * period. So, there are no chances for surface subsidence due to this mining activity. Management of worked out area: During the Plan period, there will not be any mined out area for any reclamation. However, the green belt will be

along the 7.5m barrier zone on north, east and west of the ML area. Green Belt Area of green Green Belt No of Area at the belt Area at the saplings Cumulative Cost for Year beginning development end of the planted in no of plants plantation of the year at the end of year the year (Hect) the Year 2017-18 0.268 0.101 0.369 25 75 6,250 2018-19 0.369 0.100 0.469 25 100 6,250 2019-20 0.469 0.066 0.536 25 125 7,000 2020-21 0.535 0.085 0.621 25 150 8,000 Total 0.51 0.354 100 150 38,250

8.4 Disaster Management and Risk Assessment: To mitigate the emergency, planning is the first & four most thing, i.e. recognizing the accident or possible, assessing the consequences of such possible accidents and deciding on emergency planning/procedures in advance both on site & off site that would necessary to be implemented I the event of emergency without any delay and confusion. Proper bench design in mines and observing safety measures for transportation, storage, handling of explosives & fuels, etc, good maintenance of vehicles, roads, fire prevention measures shall go in preventing disaster/accidents. Mining shall be carried out as per MMR 1961 & Rules and regulations applicable the project in charge is having a mobile communication for quick intimation of information if need arises. The workmen in the project are periodically trained at group VT center for proper safety training as per the DGMS circulars. The Management is committed to identify the possible causes for potential disaster and draw a code of emergency measures and procedures to deal with such disasters, which is otherwise also advised by DGMS through their Circulars.

The mine is located at 1 Km from Venkatapuram village town having good transport and communication systems. The mine is having good communication like telephone & mobile facility. In case of any minor/major accidents within the mine, the same will be communicated to the Agent by the Mines Manager and intern he will inform Authorities, Police, Fire Department, DGMS etc for action. A vehicle is kept all the time at the mine site for conveya

£ - K 'J lUaM At mine level first aid will be provided and person(s) shall be shifted to

nearby hospital at Banaganapally which is having all basic facilities. There is qualified medical officer in the Government Hospital at Kurnool who is capable of handling of

normal accidents. In case of high risk accidents person(s) will be shifted by department vehicle to well equipped District Hospital at Kurnool which is about 90Km from mine site as per the requirement. Mines Manager is the person responsible of the disaster management and he needs to be contacted in the below mentioned address in case of any disaster. N.V. Narsi Reddy, Operations Manager S/o. Venkata Rami Reddy Nandavaram Village - 518 124 Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh State. Mobile No +91 9701567666 email: [email protected]

Nearest Fire Station : Banaganapally Nearest Hospital : Banaganapally Nearest Police Station : Banaganapally

8.5 Care and maintenance during temporary discontinuance: i) Cordoning off the lease hold to prevent unauthorized entry ii) Suitable watch and ward facilities to prevent untoward incidents iii) Periodic pumping out accumulated water from the mine workings

r\f. ICu>\a^A> Page...38 8.6 Financial Assurance: The details of area put to use and calculations thereof for Financial Assurance are given in the proforma as below (Plate-IX):

Area put Additional Area Net area on use at requirement considered as considered SI. start of Total Area Area Type during fully Reclaimed for SoM/MP No. SoM/MP in Ha. & Rehabilitated Period in calculation Period in Ha. in Ha. Ha. in Ha. A B C = A + B D E = C - D 1 Area under Mining 3.110 0.011 3.121 0 3.121 2 Storage for Top Soil 0 0 0 0 0 3 Waste Dump site 0 0 0 0 0 4 Mineral Storage 0 0 0 0 0 5 Infrastructure 0.035 0 0.035 0 0.035 6 Roads 0 0 0 0 0 7 Railways 0 0 0 0 0 8 Tailing Pond 0 0 0 0 0 9 Green belt 0.104 0.354 0.458 0 0.458 Effluent Treatment 10 0 0 0 0 0 Plant Mineral Separation 11 0 0 0 0 0 Plant 12 Township area 0 0 0 0 0 13 Others (R Wall, G Drain) 0 0 0 0 0 Grand Total 3.249 0.365 3.614 0 3.614

The area put to use will be 3.614 Ha and thus @ Rs 3, 00,000/Ha., the amount works out be Rs. 10, 84,200/- (3.614 x 3, 00,000 = Rs. 10, 84,200.00). The Financial Assurance for Rs 11, 00,000/- in the form of Bank Guarantee is being submitted along with fair copies of Review of Mining Plan enclosed as Annexure-XI. 9.0 CERTIFICATE/UNDERTAKING /CONSENTS: Submitted along with the Review of Mining Plan.

10.0 PLANS & SECTIONS: Plans and Sections are submitted along with the Review of PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING THE WORKING PIT ALONG WITH BENCHES FORMED

PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING THE BOUNDARY PILLAR-1

Page...41 FIELD PHOTOGRAPHS

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MINES INDIAN BUREAU OF MINES Office of the Regional Controller of Mines

No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191 /Hyd Room No.603, 6th Floor, CGO Towers.Kavadiguda. Secunderabad.-500080. Date: Z 9 JAN 2015 Sri T. Sree Ramulu, D.No. 7-15-7. Near Court, P 0 Dhone - 518 222, Kumool Dist.

Sub: Submission o f draft modified Mining Plan in respect of Nandavaram Liemstone Mine over an extent of 4.048 ha o f Nandavaram and Venkatapuram villages, Banganapalli mandal, Kumool Dist. submitted under Rule 10(1) of MCDR, 1988 Ref: Your letter no. nil dated 20.1.2015

Sir, ' This has reference to the letter cited above on the subjec't. The Mining Plan duly modified and submitted to this office has been examined and still found to have the deficiencies as per the annexure given at overleaf.

You are therefore advised to rectify the above deficiencies and submit the modified Mining Plan in FIVE BOUND COPIES to this office within a period of 10 days from the date o f issue of this letter for further necessary action. An affidavit on a Stamped paper in the form of undertaking to the effect that no matter is pending against the lessee as applicable on the following issues be furnished:1

1) Issues related to illegal mining with the State Government 2) Royalty and Revision matters with the State Government 3) Safety & Environment issues of General Public Concern 4) Public Interest Litigation (P1L) and Court Cases, etc. The requisite financial assurance as assessed in the document is to be submitted in original for the Plan period along with final copies

Please note that if the five bound copies are not submitted in time or submitted without financial assurance, the modified scheme of mining is not likely to be approved. A soft copy of the

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Further, Sri T.Sreeramulu has submitted consent for establishment required under section 25 of water ( prevenion & control of pollution) Act, 1974 and section 21 of Air ( Prevention & control of pollution) Act, 1981. The lease deed is executed subject to the conditions that the lessee shall renew the security deposit, bank guarantee amounts or the enhanced amounts, and the consent for establishment from A.P.Polution control board from time to time till the expiry of the lease period. Further the lessee is hereby directed that he should transport the material by vehicles within the limits prescribed by the Transport Dept,,."—^ W / r

...... - Asst. Director of Mines and Geology, Banaganapalle, KumoolDist., (A.P)

To Sri T.Sreeramulu, D.No.7-15-7, Near Court, Dhone, Kumool District.

Copy submitted to the Secretary to the.Government (AP) Ind & Como (M III) jdcp... oOdCLUllai, Hyderabad together yrith a copy oi lease deed (Through the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad). Copy submitted to the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad together with a copy of lease deed for favour of information. Copy submitted to the Secretary to the Government of India. Ministry of Mines Department of Mines,, New Dcifci together with a copy of lease deed (Through the Director of Mines-and Geology, Hyderabad). Copy submitted to the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagapur together with a copy of lease deed (Through the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad). Copy submitted to the Director General, Mines Safety, Dhanbad, Bihar together with a copy of lease deed (Through the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad). Copy submitted to the Regional Controller of Mines, Koti, Hyderabad together with a copy of lease deed (Through the Director of Mines and Geology, Hyderabad). Copy submitted to the District Collector, Kumool together with a copy of lease deed for favour of information. Copy submitted to the Zonal Joint Director of Mines and Geology, Kadapa together with a copy of lease deed for favour of information. Copy submitted to the Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Kumool together with a copy of lease deed for favour of information. Copy to the Revenue Divisional Officer, Nandyal together with a copy of lease deed for information. Copy to the Tahsildar, Banaganapalle together with a copy of lease deed for information. DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY Proceedings of the Assistant Director of Min^s and Geology, Banaganapalle, Knrnool Dist. (Present: Sri T.Rajasekhar, M.Sc., Asst. Director,) —7 T proceedings No: 5351/M4/2005. Date : 16-02-2012.

Sub: Mines & Minerals - Mining Lease for Lime Stone - Over an extent of 4.048 Hcs, in Sy.No.511 of Nandavaram Village and in Sy.No.l of Venkatapuram Village, Banaganapalli Mandal, Kumool District in favour of Sri T.Sreeramulu, for a period of 20 years - Lease Deed executed on 3-1-2012 - Work Order, issued - Reg.

Ref: 1) G.O.Ms.No.106, Ind. & Commerce (M.I) Dept. Date:22-10-2011. 2) Letter Dt.29-12-2011 from Sri T.Sreeramulu. 3) This office Lr.No.5351/M4/2005, Date:19-1-2012 addressed to the Sub­ Registrar, Banaganapalle. 4) Registered Lease deed Form-K submitted by Sri T.Sreeramulu.

ORDER:

Through the reference 151 cited, the Go vernment have granted a Mining Lease for Lime Stone over an extent of 4.048 Hcs, in Sy.No.51i of Nandavaram Village and in Sy.No.l of Venkatapuram Village, Banaganapalli Mandal, Kumool District in favour of Sri T.Sreeramulu, for a period of 20 years. Subiect to the provisions of Mines and Minerals (D&R) Act. 1957 and the rules made there under in general also subject to the conditions in Form-K prescribed under the M.C. Rules 1960 and to the additional conditions specified in the appendix to this order and further subject to taking care of environmental aspects.

In the reference 2nd cited, Sri T.Sreeramulu has submitted all the requisite documents for execution of lease deed and requested this office to execute the lease deed. Basing on the request of Sri T.Sreeramulu, the lease deed was executed. The Govt, of India have issued Mineral Concession Amendment Rules, 2000 as per which under Rule 31(2), the Mining Lease deed executed under sub-rale (1) has to be registered and the date of commencement of the period shall be the date on which a duly executed deed, in the reference 3rd cited, this offic forwarded the lease deed to the Sub-Registrar, Banaganapalle, Kumool District for In the reference 4th cited, Sri T.Sreeramulu has submitted the Registered Form-K. registered in Sub-Registrar Office, Banaganapalle, Kumool District and requested issue work orders in their favour.

In the light of the circumstances stated above, Sri T.Sreeramulu is hereby commence the Mining operations for extraction of Lime Stone, over an extent of 4. Sy.No.511 of Nandavaram Village and in Sy.No.l of Venkatapuram Village, Bana^j%/, ' Mandal, Kumool District in favour of Sri T.Sreeramulu, for a period of 20 years, subject to satisfaction of M.M.D.R Act, 1957 and the Rules made there under in general and also subject to the conditions in Form-'K1 prescribed under the M.C. Rules, 1960 and also subsequent amendments issued by the Govt, from time to time.

Notice of the opening of Mine should be given to the Directorate General of Mines Safety Dhanbad and to all other concerned in Form - 'C' under Rule, 22 of M.C.D.R - 1988 & Rule 16 of the Mines Act, 1952. The lessee should maintain the accounts in the form prescribed by the Government and also submit monthly returns in the prescribed formats under Rule, 45 of M.C.D.R, 1988 to the all concerned and to the-Director of Mines and Geolosv, Hyderabad. Deputy Director of Mines and Geology, Kumool and to the Assistant Director of Mines and Geology, Banaganapalle for each and every month. The Bank guarantee for Rs. 1,00,000/- vide guarantee No.32108577456, Dt:28-12-2011 for a period from 28-12-2011 to 27-06-2013 issued by State Bank of India, Dhone Branch has been submitted towards Financial Assurance as required under Rule 23(F) of M.C.D.R. 1988. •'X •?-*,'v< •fc-w. ■ ...Jf..... Arc£\ J J^_jrtckcsfct§$ :v, . i S l.. ^-aoOofco ^ - f -. » ^T? rs ,:v “ , \ ' \ lx , , vwv-* ^ ^L..„4-?.jS.'KU2SC\'^ ^ in ypt^'>^r.C3 ^05^,. ‘f^p ...... «0'S$S& ‘£%fe4i©08 a&« ***•— -V (t W !jS > &3 ^03Cv,i>3S^er&0 ( \3& r3«iJSWW.V- ,C Ji ife&t :'6» aa» &&$ ^ansa ^9i«'« /> _ . *\ ___ o£toEaoScijj,:.c,,40.^4),ipva K vTr Sr^ < v«M *~ Jp »ek*r* *» 1 K t j -% V/ j % : Ca*I) M^A.wrAfT\‘3i,V SfclV' v _ i>,,„„ , 36£pzStf*iis6sa. ^ gcj-. cVv-A Sja^io ' ^ ( 5 . £r* £; * Pr

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The Schedule above referred to. / PA R T I

The Area of this Lease

Location and area of the leaser ^ ^ ( ^ v n V,‘ ( (a ^ Q

All that tract of lands situated at^Sy.No.511 of Nandavaram Vg, Banganapalle Mandal, Kurnool District (Description of area or areas)...... in (Pargana) in...the Registration District of...... Sub­ District...... and Thana bearing Cadestral survey Nos...... containing an area of...... or thereabouts delineated on the plan hereto annexed and thereon coloured and bounded as follows.-

On the North by

On the South by

On the West by

hereinafter referred to as "the said lands"

Liberties, powers and privileges to be exercised restrictions and conditions in Part III.

To enter upon land and search for, win, work etc.

1 Liberty and power at all times during the term hereby demised to enter upon the said lands and to search for mine, bore, dig, drill for, win, work, dress, process, convert, carry away and dispose of the said mineral/minerals.

To sink, drive and make plus, shafts and inclines etc.: -

2 Liberty and power for or in connection with any of the'purposes mentioned in this part to sink drive make maintain and use in the said lands and pits shafts inclines drifts levels waterways airways and other works (and to use maintain deepen or extent any existing works of the like nature in the said lands).

To bring and use machinery equipment etc.: -

3. Liberty and power for or irt connection with any of purposes mentioned in this part to erect, construct, maintain and use on or under the said lands any engines, machinery, plant, dressing floors, furnaces, coke ovens, brick-kilns, workshops, store-houses, bungalows, godowns, sheds, and other buildings and other works and conveniences of the like nature on or under the said lands

To make roads and ways etc. and use existing roads and ways: -

4. Liberty and power for or in connection with any of the purposes mentioned in this part to make any tramways, railways, roads, aircraft landing grounds and other ways in or over the said lands and to use maintain and go, and repass with or without horses, cattle, wagons, aircrafts, locomotives, or other vehicles over the same (or any existing tramways roads and other ways in or over the said lands1! on such conditions as may be agreed to.

To get building and road materials, etc.

5. Liberty ana power for or in connection with any oi the purposes mentioned in this part to quarry and qet stone gravel and other building and road materials and clay and to use and employ the same and to manufacture such clay into bricks or tiles and to use such bricks or tiles but to sell any such material bricks or tiles. - - k-o------hC 3c LESSEE ^ . Ah.: ..N-sbOP ' -r «»• F O R M K

Model Form of Mining Lease

(See rule 31) 1A SAG*AN AP ALl- When the lessee is an individual h ►

THIS INDENTURE made this...... day of January -2012 between the Governor of Andhra Pradesh /the President of India (hereinafter referred to as the 'State Government’ which expression shall where the context so admits be deemed to include the successors and'assigns) of the one part and Sri T. Sreeramulu, S/o T. Nagaiah, R/o Dhone Vg & Mdl, Kurnool District (Name of person with address and occupation) (hereinafter referred to as the lessee which expression shall where the context so admits be deemed to include his heirs, executors, administrators, representatives and permitted assigns).

When the lessees are more than one individual

...... (Name of person with address^-ahd occupation) and...... (Name of person with address and occupation) (hereinafter referred to as "the lessee" which expression shall where the context so admits be deemed to include tb-eTr respective heirs, executors, administrators, representatives and their permitted assigns).

When the lessee is a registered firm.

...... (Name and address ___^of partner), son of...... i...... of...... son of...... of...... all carrying on busine^s^'in partnership, under the firm name and style of...... (name of the firm) registered under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 (9 of 1932) and having their registered office at...... ^^rTjn the town of (hereinafter referred to as "the licensee" which expression where the context so ajknits be deemed to include all the said partners their respective heirs. ‘uyDi , uoui liaLiv ab-ai iu p0fOllilciU ciSmQnSj.

When the lessee is a registered company.

...... (Name of company) a corppSny registered under...... (Ac.t ..under which incorporated) and having its registered office at...... (Address) (hereinafter referred to as "the lessee” which expression shall when^Tne context so admits be deemed to include its successors and permitted assigns), of the other pap tf

WHEREAS THE lessee/lessees has/have applied to the State Government in accordance with the Mineral Conp^ssion Rules, 1960 (hereinafter referred to as the said Rules) for a mining lease forvAjuJuiJ^H5 in respect of the lands described in Part I of the Schedule hereunder written and has/have deposited with the State Government the sum of Rs...Vt>.iTJa&\--as security and the sum of Rs....rrrrT..... for meeting the preliminary expenses for ffiining lease and W H EREA S the Central Government has - 'approved the grant of lease. PoTL-W c.uJtcx7Z+, -S C j£>o >7 _S Ua-a-A:

W iTN ESSETH that in consideration of the rents and royalties, covenants and agreements by and in these presents and the Schedule hereunder written reserved and contained and on the part. of the lessee/lessees to be paid observed and performed, the State Government with the approval of the Central Government hereby grants and demises unto lessee/lessees.

All those the mines beds/veins seams Of.tvUoJL-SQT)V.-fT(here state the mineral or minerals) (hereinafter and in the Schedule referred to as the said minerals) situated lying and being in or under the lands which

are referred to in Part I of the said Schedule, together with the liberties, powers and privileges to be

exercised or enjoyed m connection herewith which are mentioned in Part II of the said Schedule subject to the restrictions and conditions as to the exercise and enjoyment of such liberties, powers and privileges which are mentioned in Part III of the said Schedule EX C EP T and reserving out of this demise unto the State Government the liberties, powers and privileges mentioned in Part IV of the said Schedule TO HOLD the premises hereby grgpjgd ^aijd^ degiised unto the lessee/lessees from the...... day...;...... ■...... 20.V.4...Tto^To‘r the^erm or ..T...Ql O... years thence next ensuing YIELD IN G AND PAYING therefore unto the State Government the several rents and royalties mentioned in Part V of the said Schedule at the respective times^rgr^J^^SEafied subject to the provisions contained in Part VI of the said Schedule and the lessee/! nts/ covenant with the State Government as in Part VII of the said Schedule is Government hereby covenants with the lessee/lessees as in Part VIII of essed AND it is hereby mutually agreed between the,parties hereto as in Pa expressed. - !: ■

U-.SSLL *»sis&£§SO©ir®ctor M in ® s a n d G e o l o g y tANAGANAPALL* Deputy Commissioner/Collector or the State Government may require the lessee/lessees to pay y. trees Dr timber felled and utilised by him/them at the rates specified by the D& Gommissioner/Collector of the District. . k •• To enter upon reserved forests:-

4. Notwithstanding anything in .this Schedule contained the lessee/lessees shall not enter upon any reserved forest included in the said lands without previous sanction in writing of the District Forest Officer nor fell, cut and use any timber or trees without obtaining the sanction in writing of that Officer nor otherwise than in accordance with such conditions as the State Government may prescribe.

No mining operations within 50 metres of public works etc:-

5. The lessee/lesseeS shall not work or carry on or allow to be worked or carried on any mining operations at or to any point within a distance of 50 metres from any railway line except with the previous written permission of the Railway Administration concerned or under or beneath any rope way or any ropeway trestle or station, except under and in accordance with the written permission of the authority owning the ropeway or from any reservoir, canal or other public Works such as public roads and buildings or inhabited site except with the previous written permission of the Deputy Commissioner/Collector or any other officer authorised by the State Government in this behalf and otherwise than in accordance with such instructions, restrictions and conditions either general or special which may be attached to such permission. The said distance of 50 metres shall be measured in the case of railway, reservoir or canal horizontally from the outer toe of the bank-or the outer edge of the cutting as the case may be and in case of a building horizontally from the plinth thereof. In the case of village roads no 'working shall be carried on within a distance of 10 metres of the outer edge of the cutting except with the previous permission of the Deputy Commissioner/Collector or .any other officer duly authorised by the State Government in this ; g thar Villi ;U tci ci> wi special, which may be attached to such permission.

Explanation :-For the purposes of the clause the expression 'Railway Administration' shall have the same meaning as it is defined to have in the Indian Railways Act. 1890 by clause (6) of section 3 of that Act. 'Public Road' shall mean a road which has been constructed by artificially surfaced as distinct from a track resulting from repeated use. Village road will include any track shown in the Revenue record as village road. ■

Facilities for adjoining Government licences and leases:-.

1 U 6. The lessee/lessees shall allow existing and future holders of Government licences or leases, over any land which is comprised in or adjoins or is reached by the land held by the lessee/ lessees reasonable facilities of access thereto:

PROVIDED THAT no substantian^®jajpC{3L§mnterference shall be caused by such holders of licences or leases to the operations of thg^ssee/ites>ei^nder these presents and fair compensation (as may be mutually agreed upon or in t#e evenLof dTs&gfepri^ent as may be decided by the State Government) shall be made to thrthe lessee/le^see^------M for .os$.or ^— -,se 1- ---- sustained------* by■--- the - lessee/lessees------■by reason of ' the ■ exerciseircise of this liberty. l / j % to IV la l f f l Liberties, Powers and PrWfte'ges reserve to /He itate Government

To work other m in e r a ls t/T T V iAV/’

1. Liberty and power for the State Govsfflfrient, or to any lessee or persons authorised by it in that behalf M to enter into and upon the said lands and to search for, win. work, dig. get. raise, dress process, convert and carry away minerals other than the said minerals and any other substances and for those purposes to sink, drive, make erect, construct, maintain and use such pits, shafts,inclines, drifts, levels and other lines, waterways, airways, water courses, drains,' reservoirs, engines, machinery, plant, buildings, canals, tramways, railways, roadways and other works and conveniences as may be deemed necessary or convenient.

PROVIDED THAT in the exercise of such liberty and power no substantial hindrance or interference shall be caused to or with the liberties, powers and privileges of the lessee/lessees under these presents and that fair compensation (as-ioay be mutually agreed upon or in the event of disagreement as may be decided bv the State-Government) shall be made to the ;ess£ ~ ' sssees 'or a" css carracs sustained by the lessee/lessees by reason or in consequence of the exercise of such liberty and power.

ej ^ C\J - f ■ L E S S O R ' O O ^ Vs - -L i o use waterfront streams etc:-

6 Liberty and power for or in connection with any of the purpose mentioned in this part but subject to the right of any existing or future lessees and with the written permission of Deputy Commissioner/Collector to appropriate and use water from any streams water-courses springs or other sources in or upon the- said lands and to divert step up or dam any such stream or w ater course and collect or impound any such water and to make construct and maintain any watercourse culverts, drains or reservoirs but not as so to 'deprive any cultivated lands, villages, buildings or watering places for livestock of a reasonable supply of water as before accustomed nor in any way to foul or pollute any stream or springs. Provided that the iessee/lessees shall not interfere with the navigation in any navigable stream nor shall divert such stream without the previous written permission of the State Government.

To use land for stacking, heaping, depositing purposes:-.

7 Liberty and power to enter upon and use a sufficient part of the surface -of the said lands for the purpose of stacking, heaping, storing or depositing therein any produce of the mines or works carried on '•» and any tools, equipment, earth and materials and substances dug or raised under the liberties and powers mentioned in this part.

Beneficiation and conveying away of production:-

8. (a) Liberty and power to enter upon and use a sufficient part of the said lands to beneficiate any ore produced from the said lands and to carry away such beneficiated ore.

To make coke (to be used in case of coal only):-

(b) Liberty and power upon the said lands to convert into coke any coal or coal dust produced from the said lands and to carry away such coke.

To clear brushwood and to fell and utilise trees, etc.:-

9. Liberty and power for or in connection with any of the purposes mentioned in this part and subject to the existing rights of others and save as provided in clause 3 ,of Part III of this Schedule to clear ii underg'rowth and brushwood and to fell and utilise any trees or timber standing or found on the said lands provided that the State Government may ask the lessee/lessees to pay for any trees or timber felled and utilised, by him/her at the rates specified by the Deputy Commissioner/Collector or the State Government.

PART III

Restrictions and Conditions as to the exercise of the Liberties, Powers and Privileges in Part-ll.

No building etc. upon certain places:-

1. No building or thing shall be erected, set up or placed and no surface operations shall be carried on In . or upon any public pleasure ground, burning or burial ground or place, held sacred by any class of persons or any house or village site, public road or other place which the State Government may determine as public ground nor in such a manner as to injure or prejudicially effect any buildings works property or rights of other persons and no land shall be used for surface operations which is already occupied by persons other than the State Government for works or purposes not included in this lease The lessee/lessees shall not also interfere with any right of way, well or tank. 'i Permission for surface operations in a land not already in use:-

2. Before using for surface operations any land which has not already been used for such operations, the lessee/lessees shall give to Deputy Commissioner/Collector of the District two calendar months previous notice in writing specifying the name or other description of the situation and the extent of the land proposed to be so used and the purpose for which the^same is required and the said land shall not be so used if objection is issued by the Deputy Commissioner/Collector within two months after the receipt by him of such notice unless the objections so stated shall on reference to the State Government be annulled or waived.

To cut trees in unreserved lands: -

3. The lessee/lessees shall not without the express sanction of the Deputy Commissioner/Collector cut down or injure any timber or trees on the said lands but may without such sanction cle,ar away any f o'make railways and roads: -

2. Liberty and power for the State Government or any lessee or person authorised by it in that behalf to enter into and upon the said lands and to make upon over or through the sam e any railways, tramways, roadways or pipelines for any purpose other than those mentioned in Part II Of these presents and to get from the said land, stones, gravel, earth and other materials for making maintaining and repairing such railways, tramways and roads or any existing railways and roads and to and repass at all times with or without horses, cattle or other animals, carts, wagons, carriages, locomotives or other vehicles over .or along any such railways, tramways, road lines and ether wages for all purposes and as occasion may require, provided that in the exercise of such liberty and power by such other lessee or person no substantial hindrance or interference shall be caused to or with the liberties, powers and privileges of the lessee/lessees under these presents and that.fair compensation as may be mutually agreed upon or in the event of disagreement as may be decided by the State Government shall be made to the lessee/ lessees for all loss or damage substantial hindrance or interference shall be caused to or with the exercise by such lessee or person of such liberty and power.

PART V

Rents and royalties reserved by this lease

To pay dead rent or royalty whichever is higher: -

1 The lessee shall pay, for every year except the first year of the lease, dead rent as specified in clause 2 of this Part'.

Provided that, where the holder of such mining lease becomes liable under section 9 of the Act, to pay royalty for any mineral removed or consumed by him or by his agent, manager, employee, contractor or sub-lessee, from the leased area, he shall be liable to pay either such royalty or the dead rent in respect of that area, whichever is higher.

Rate and mode of payment of dead rent-

2. Subject to the provisions of clause of this Part, during the subsistence of the lease, the lessee/lessees shall pay to the State Government annual dead rent for the lands demised and described in Part I of this Schedule at the rate of the time being specified in the Third Schedule to the Act, in such manner as may be specified in this behalf by the State Government.

Rate and mode of payment of royalty:-

3. Subject to the provision of clause I of this part, the lessee/lessees shall during the subsistence of this lease pay to the State Government at such times and. in such manner as the State Government may prescribe royalty in respect of any mineral/minerals removed by him/them from the leased area at the rate for the time being specified in the Second Schedule to the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act. 1957.

Payment of surface rent, and water rate:-

4. The lessee/lessees shall pay rent and water rate to the State Government in respect of all parts of the surface of the said lands which shall from time to time be occupied or used by the lessee/lessees under the authority of these presents at the rate of R s...... and R s...... respectively per annum per hectare of the area so occupied or used and so in proportion for any area low then a hectare during the period from 1

1. The rent, water rate and royalties mentioned in Part V of this Schedule shall De'-paig=£Es=PTf-om any deduction to the State Government a t ...... and such manner as the State Government may prescribe PROVIDED ALWAYS and it is hereby agreed that Rs ...... the balance standing to the credit of the lessee/lessees on account of the deposit made by him/them as a licensee/licensees over an area which included the said lands shall be retained and accepted by the State Government in satisfaction of the rents and royalties mentioned in Part V until they reach that amount. / Snr^. —- ----P LESSEE - Mode of computation of royalty

2. For the purposes of computing the said royalties the lessee/lessees shall keep a correct accou them mineral/minerals/ produced and despatched. The accounts as well as the weight of , mineral/minerais in st^ck or in the process of export may be checked by an officer authorised by tw. Central or State Government.

Here specify the mode of arriving at sale price/prices at pits mouth of mineral/minerals.

Course of action if rents and royalties are not paid in time:-

3. Should any rent, royalty or other sums due to the State Government under the terms and conditions of these presents be not paid by the lessee/lessees within the prescribed time the same, together with simple interest due thereon at the rate of twenty-four per cent per annum may be recovered on a certificate of such officer as may be specified by the State Government by general or special order, in the same manner as an arrear of land revenue.

P A R T VII

The Covenants of the Lessee/Lessees

_L e s s e e to pay rents and royalties, taxes, etc. - fftrr^''; A Jne tessee/lessees shall pay the rent, water rate and royalties reserved by this lease at such ^ s and in the manner provided in PARTS V and VI of these presents and shall also pay and ,-argc all taxes, rates, assessment: z r .i Impositions w hstsoc.c. u.v. derrfends which shall from time to time be charged, assessed or imposed by the authority of the and State Governments upon or in respect of the premises and works of the A % s , l^glie/lessees in common with other premises and works of a like nature except demands for 'j r i i l revenues.

& T'fn0jpSin and keep boundary marks in good orden-

"Zine lessee/lessees shall at his/their own expense erect and at all times maintain and keep in repair boundary marks and pillars according to the demarcation to be shown in the plan annexed to this lease. Such marks and pillars shall be sufficiently clear of the shrubs and other obstructions as to allow easy identification.

To commence operations within a year and work in a workman-like manner:-

3. [Omitted) The lessee/lessees shall commence operation within one year from the date of execution of the lease and shall thereafter at all times during the continuance of his lease search for, win, work and develop, the said minerals Without voluntary intermission in a skilful and workman-like manner and as prescribed under clause 12 hereinafter without doing or permitting to be done any unnecessary or avoidable damage to the surface of the said lands or the crops buildings structures or other property thereon. For the purposes of this clause operations shall include the erection of machinery, laying of a tramway or construction of a road in connection with the mine.

To indemnify Governm ent against all claim s:-

4. The lessee/lessees shall make and pay such reasonable satisfaction and compensation as may be assessed.by lawful authority in accordance with the law in force on the subject for all damage, injury or disturbance which may be done by him/them in exercise of the powers granted by this lease and shall indemnify and keep indemnified fully and completely the State Government against all claims which may be made by any person or persons in respect of any such damage, injury or disturbance and all costs and expenses in connection therewith.

To secure and keep in good condition pits, shafts, etc.:-

5. The lessee/lessees shall during the subsistence of this lease well and sufficiently secure and keep open with timber or other durable means all pits, shafts and workings that may be made or used in the said lands and make and maintain sufficient fences to the satisfaction of the State Government round every such pit, shaft or working whether the same is abandoned or not and shall during the same period keep all workings in the said isnes except such as may be abandonee accsssiP.e tree from water and foul air as far as possible.

LESSEE S o .. C &9 ►.LESSOR cron To maintain plans, etc:~

11. The lessee/lessees shall at all times during the said term maintain at the mine office correct intellk. up-to-date and complete plans and sections of the mines in the said lands. They shall show all \y operations, and workings and all the trenches, pits and drillings made by him/them in the course o\ operations carried on by him/them under the case, faults and other disturbances encountered and geological data and all such plans and sections shall be amended and filled up by and from actual surveys to be made for that purpose at the end of twelve months of any period specified from time to time and the lessee/lessees shall furnish free of charge to the Central and State Governments true and correct

copies of such plans and sections whenever required. Accurate records of all trenches, pits and drillings shall show: -

(a) The subsoil and strata through which they pass.

(b) Any mineral encountered.

(c) Any other matter of interest and all data required by the Central and State Governments, from time to time. •

The lessee/lessees shall allow any officer of the Central or the State Government, authorised in this behalf by the Central Government, to inspect the same at all reasonable times. He/they shall also supply when asked for by the State Government/the Coal Controller the Director-General, Geological Survey ot India the Controller General, Indian Bureau of Mines a composite plan of the area showing thickness, dip. inclinatinn'etc. nf all the scam s as also the nuantitv of reserves nualitv-wise / f 11 A. The lessee shall pay a wage, not less than the minimum wage prescribed by the Central or State Government from time to time.

11 B. The lessee shall comply with provisions of the Mines Act. 1 952 and the rules made there under

11C. The lessee shall take measures for the protection of environment like planting of trees, reclamation of land, use of pollution control devices, and such other measures as may be prescribed by the Central or State Government, from time to time at his own expense.

The lessee shall pay compensation to the occupier of the land on the date and in the manner laid h i • doy/TKRi these rules. , ----- i> T 1 E^xb^tessee shall, in the matter of employment, give preference to the tribals. and to the persons who / .vfiTSecomer^'lfiplaced-because of the taking up of mining operations ] ' Im, M.... \ \ \\\\ Gv-./.c,* 67 oj'gTp/ .-

Th^/lessee/lessees shall be bound by such rules as may be issued from time to time by th lA-Gover-i t of India under section 18 of the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act. 19&7CfAV/67 of 1957) and shall not carry on mining or other operations under the said lease in any way as prescribed under these rules.

To provide weighing m achine:-

13. Unless specifically exempted by the State Government the lessee/lessees shall provide -and at all times keep at or near the pit head or each of the pit heads at which the said minerals shall be brought to bank a properly constructed and efficient weighing machine and shall weigh or cause to be weighed thereon all the said minerals, from time to time, brought to bank, sold, exported and converted and also the converted products and shall at the close of each day cause the total weights, ascertained by such means of the said minerals, ores products raised, sold, exported and converted during the previous twenty-four hours to be entered in the aforesaid books of accounts. The lessee/lessees shall permit the State Government at all times during the said term to employ any person or persons to be present at the weighing of the said minerals as aforesaid and to keep accounts thereof and to check the accounts kept by the lessee/lessees. The lessee/lessees shall give..... days previous notice, in writing to the Deputy Commissioner/Collector of every such measuring or weighing in order that he or some officer on nis bens;; may dg prsseni tnerssi

U'S-SOH strengthen and support the mine to necessary extent: -

6. The lessee/lessees shall strengthen and support to the satisfaction of the Railway Administration concerned or the State Government, as the case may be any part of the mine which in its opinion requires such strengthening or support for the safety of any railway, reservoir, canal, road and any other public works or structures.

To allow inspection of workings: -

7. The lessee/lessees shall allow any officer authorised by the Central Government or the State Government in that behalf to enter upon the premises including any building, excavation or land comprised in the lease for the purpose of inspecting, examining, surveying, prospecting and making plans thereof sampling and collecting any data and the lessee/lessees shall with proper person employed by the lessee/lessees and acquainted with the mines and work effectually assist such officer, agents, servants and workmen in conducting every such inspection and shall afford them all facilities, information connected with the working of the mines which they may reasonably require and also shall and will conform to and observe all orders and regulations which the Central and State Governments as the result of such inspection or otherwise may, from time to time, see fit to impose.

To report accident:-

S. The lessee/lessees shall without delay send to the Deputy Commissioner/Collectcr a report o f a n y accident causing death or serious bodily injury or serious injury to property or seriously affecting or endangering life or property which may occur in the course of the operations under this lease.

To report discovery of other minerals:-

9 The lessee/lessees shall report to the State Government the discovery in the leased area of any mineral not specified in the lease within sixty days of such discovery along with full particulars of the nature and position of each such find. If any mineral not. specified in the lease is discovered in the leased area, the lessee/lessees shall not win and dispose of such mineral unless such mineral is included in the lease or a separate lease is obtained therefor.

To keep records and accounts regarding production and em ployees etc.:-

10. The lessee/lessees shall at all time during the said term keep or cause to be kept at an office to be situated upon or near the said lands correct and intelligible books of accounts which shall contain accurate entries showing from time to time:-

11) Quantity and quality of the said mineral/minerals realised from the said lands.

(2) Quantity of the various qualities of ores beneficiated or converted (for example coal converted into coke).

(3) Quantifies of the various qualities of the said mineral/minerals sold and exported separately.

(4) Quantities of the various qualities of the said mineral/minerals otherwise disposed of and the manner and purpose of such disposal.

(5) The prices and all other particulars of all sales of said mineral/minerals.

(6) The number of persons employed in the mines or works or upon the said lands specifying nationality, qualifications and pay of the technical personnel. ~ '

(7) Such other facts, particulars and circumstances as the Central or the State Governments may from time to time require and shall also furnish free of charge to such officers and at such times as the Central and State Governments may appoint true and correct abstract of all or any such books of accounts and such information and returns to all or any of the matters aforesaid as the State Government may prescribe and shall at. all reasonable times'allow such officers as the Central Government or State’ Government shall in that behalf appoint to enter into and have free access to the said officers, for the purpose of examining and inspecting the said books of acpgiifif&Tgta^is and records and to make copies thereof and maxe extracts therefrom. S y k ■- 'fTTfo/'o- r / P y — ' 4 % To 'allow test of weighing m achine

14. The lessee/lessees shall allow any person or persons appointed in that behalf by the State Government at any time or times during the said term to examine and test every weighing machine to be provided and kept as aforesaid and the weights used therewith in order to ascertain whether the same respectively are correct and in good repair and order and if upon any such examination or testing any

such weighing machine or weights shall be found incorrect or out of repair or order the State Government may require that the same be adjusted, repaired and put in order by and the expense of the lessee/lessees and if such requisition be not complied with within fourteen days after the sam e shall have been made, the State Government may cau^e such weighing machine or weights to be adjusted, repaired, and put in or order and the expense of so doing shall be paid by the lessee/lessees to the State Government on demand and if upon any such examination or testing as aforesaid any error shall be discovered in any weighing machine or weights to the prejudice of the State Government such error shall be regarded as having existed for three calendar months, previous to the discovery thereof or from the last occasion of so examining and testing the same weighing machine and weights in case such occasion, shall be within such period of three months and the said rent and royalty shall be paid and accounted for accordingly.

To pay com pensation for injury of third parties:-

15. The lessee/lessees shall make and pay reasonable satisfaction and compensation for all damage, injury or disturbance or person or property which may be done by or on the part of lessee/lessees in exercise of the liberties and power granted by these presents and shall at all times save harmless and keep .indemnified the State Government from and against all suits, claims and demands which may be brought or made by any person or persons in respect of a n y such damage, injury or disturbance.

Not to obstruct working of other minerals:- .

16. The lessee/lessees will exercise the liberties and powers hereby granted in such a manner as to offer no unnecessary or reasonably avoidable obstruction or interruption to the development and working within the said lands of any minerals not included in this lease and shall at all times afford to the Central and State Government and to the holders of prospecting licences or mining leases in respect of any such 1 minerals or any minerals within any land adjacent to the said lands as the case may be reasonable means of access and safe and convenient passage upon and across the said lands to such minerals for the purpose of getting working, developing and carrying away the same provided that the lessee/lessees shall receive reasonable compensation for any damage or injury which he/they may sustain by reason or in consequence of the use of such passage by such lessees or holders of prospecting licences.

Transfer of lease:-

17 (1) The lessee/lessees shall not, without the previous consent in writing of the State Government, [Omitted]

la) assign, sublet, mortgage, or in any other manner, transfer the mining lease, or any right, title or interest therein, or

(b) enter into or make any arrangement, contract or understanding whereby the lessee/lessees will or may be directly or indirectly financed to a substantial extent by, or under which the lessee's operations or undertakings will or may be substantially controlled by, any person or body of persons other than the lessee/lessees:

Provided that the State Government shall not give its written consent unless-

(a) the lessee has furnished an affidavit along with his application for transfer of the mining lease specifying therein the amount that he has already taken or proposes to take as consideration from the transferee: _

(b) the transfer of the mining lease is to be made to a person or body directly undertaking mining operations.

(2) Without prejudice to the above provisions the lessee/lessees may, subject to the conditions specified in the proviso to Rule 3-5 of said Rules, transfer this lease or any right, title or interest therein, to a person who has filed an affidavit stating that he has filed up-to-date income tax returns, paid income tax assessed on him and paid the income tax on the basis of self-assessment as provided in the Income-Tax Act..- ' 1961------(43 o f'—1961), on - payment ‘ of five 1hundred ’ ’ ' -• - Government: * .A. c J. / . LESSEE LESSOR Provided that the lessee/lessees shall make available to the transferee the original or certified v. all plans of abandoned workings in the area arid in a belt 65 metres wide surrounding it.

Provided further that where the mortgagee is an Institution or a Bank or a Corporation specifier Schedule V, it shall nbt be necessary for any such Institution or Bank or Corporation to meet with th requirement relating to income tax and the said valid clearance certificate.

(3) The State Government, may by order in writing, determine the lease at an time if the lessee/lessees has/have in the opinion of the State Government, committed a breach of any of the above provisions or has/have transferred the lease or any right, title or interest therein otherwise than in accordance with clause (2):

Provided th.at no such order shall be made without giving the lessee/lessees a reasonable opportunity of stating his/their case.

Not to be financed or controlled by a Trust, Corporation, Firm or person:-

18. The lease shall not be controlled and the lessee/lessees shall not allow themselves to be controlled by any Trust, Syndicate, Corporation, Firm or person except with the written consent of the Central Government. The lessee/leSsees shall not enter into or make any arrangement compact or understanding whereby the lessee/lessees wilt or may be directiy or indirectly financed by or under which the lessee's/lessees’ operations br undertakings will or may be carried on directly or indirectly by or for the benefit of or subject to the control of any Trust, Syndicate, Corporation, Firm or person unless with the written sanction given prior to such arrangement compact or understanding being entered into or made of the Central Government and any or every such arrangement compact or understanding as aforesaid ^ (enteredJnto or made with such sanction as aforesaid) shall only be entered into or made and shall dfv<yS' JsJ^'Siubject to an express condition binding upon the other party nr parties thereto that on the ^ ccasfjrf S^tate of emergency of which the President of India in his discretion shall be the sole judge it / sti'dlljde t^fimnable if so required in writing by,'the State Government and shall in the event of any such ^ieqcisition fiip-Hamade be forthwith, thereafter determined by the lessee/lessees accordingly. \ 3 , heffipe shallkijffipsit any additional amount necessary:-

Se security deposit of Rs. " or any part thereof or any further sum hereafter fhe State Government in replenishment thereof shall be forfeited or applied by the Central Fnment pursuant to the power in hereinafter declared in that behalf the lessee/lessees shall *the State Government such further sum as may be sufficient with the unappropriated part sfdf'bring the amount in deposit with the State Government up to the sum of Rs.

Delivery of workings in good order to State Governm ents after determination of lease: -

20. The lessee/lessees shall at the expiration or sooner determination of the said term or any renewal thereof deliver up to the State Government all mines, pits, shafts, inclines, drifts, levels, waterways, airways and other works now existing or hereafter to be suck or made on or under the said lands except such as have been abandoned with the sanction of the State Government and in any ordinary and fair course of working all engines, machinery, plant, buildings, structures, other works and conveniences which at the commencement of the said term were upon or under the said lands and all such machinery set up'by. the lessee/lessees below ground which cannot be removed without causing-injury to the mines or works under the said lands (except such of the same as may with the sanction of the State Government have become disused) and all buildings and structures of bricks or stone erected by the lessee/lessees above ground level in good repair order and condition and fit in all respects for further working of the said mines and the said minerals.

Right of pre-emption >21 (a) The State Government shall from time to time and all times during the said term have the right (to be exercised by notice in writing to the lessee/lessees) of pre-emption of the said minerals (and all products thereof) lying in or upon the said lands hereby demised or elsewhere under the control of the lessee/lessees and the lessee/lessees shall with all possible expedition deliver all minerals or, products or minerals purchased by the State Government under the power conferred by this provision in the quantities at the times in manner and at the place specified in the notice exercising the said right.

(b) Should the right of pre-emption conferred by this present provision be exercised and a vowel chartered to carry the minerals or products thereof procured on behalf of the State Government or the Central Government be detained on demurrage at the port of loading the lessee/lessees shall pay the amount due for demurrage according to the terms (The charter party of such vessel unless the State Scvernment shall be satisfied that the del; ic e tc ijs e s fcevond th= .. tro! of the lessee =;•.

(c) The price to be paid for all minerals or products of minerals taken in pre-emption by the State Government in exercise of the riq/it hereby conferred shall be the fair market price prevailing at the time of pre-emption P R O V ID E THATj«-.©f^^to S^sist in arriving at the said fair market price the y ■ Jt_£ I f ...... - 'pjOo IFSSfcf scrfcr ess to the lessee/lessees by these presents and the lessee/lessees shall report the matter to Vtv Government and shall deposit with it the amount offered as compensation and if the Centro. Government is satisfied that the amount of compensation offered is fair and reasonable or if it is i\ satisfied and the lessee/lessees shall have deposited with it such further amount as the State and Cet\ Government shall consider fair and reasonable the State Government shall order the occupier to alio, the lessee/lessees to enter the- land and to carry out such operations as may be necessary for the. purpose of this lease. In assessing the amount of such compensation the State Government shall be guided by the principles of the Land Acquisition Act. T o re n e w :-3. The mining lease is renewable in terms of the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder.

Provided that the State Government may for reasons to be recorded in writing reduce the area applied for.

If the lease is in respect of minerals specified in the First Schedule to the Act. renewal will be subject to the prior approval of the Central Government.

If the lessee/lessees be desirous of taking a renewed lease of the premises hereby demised or of any parts of them for a further term from the expiration of the term hereby granted and is otherwise eligible, he/they shall prior to expiration of the last mentioned term give to the State Government twelve calendar- months previous notice in writing and shall pay the rent, rates and royalties hereby reserved and shall observe and perform the several covenants and agreements herein contained and on the part of the lessee/lessees to be observed and performed up to the expiration of the term hereby granted.The State Government on receipt of application for renewal, shall consider it in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder and shall pass orders as it deems fit. If renewal is granted, the State Government will at the expense of the lessee/lessees and upon his executing and delivering to the 3toit= Govciuiiieiii if icquiieo a wunteipdii meieol execute ana aenver to tne lessee/lessees a renewed lease of the said premises or/part thereof for the further term of .... 3,0... years at such fents. rates and royalties and bn such terms and subject to such rents, rates and royalties and on such terms and subject to such covenants and agreements, including this present covenant to renew as shall be in accordance with the Mineral Concession Rules, 1960, applicable to..(name of minerals) on the day next following the expiration of the term hereby granted.

Liberty to determine the lease:

lessee/lessees may at any time determine this lease by giving not less than 12 calendar months in writing to the State Government or to such officer, or authority as the State Government may in this behalf and upon the expiration of such notice provided that the lessee/lessees shall upon xpiration render and pay all rents, water rates, royalties, compensation for damages and other ,s which may then be due and payable under these presents to the lessor or any other person or peStsQfiis and shall deliver these presents to the State Government then this lease and the said term and thej sSbjerties. powers and privileges hereby granted shall absolutely cease and determine but without prdj%jfjpe to any right or remedy of the lessor in respect of any breach of any of the covenants or a^j^/nents contained in these presents.

The State Government may on an application made by the lessee permit him to surrender one or •e minerals from his lease which is for a group of m inerals on the ground that deposits of that mineral have since exhausted or depleted to such an extent that it is no longer possible to work’ the mineral economically, subject to the cohdltlon that the lessee- -

fa) Makes an application for such surrender of mineral at least six months before the intended date of surrender: and

(b) Gives an undertaking that the will not cause any hindrance in the working of the mineral so surrendered by any other person who is subsequently granted a mining lease for th a t mineral.

Refund of security deposits:-

5. On such date as the State Government may elect within 12 calendar months after the determination of this lease or of any. renewal thereof, the amount of the security deposit paid in respect of this lease and then remaining in deposit with the State Government and not required to be applied to any of the purposes mentioned in this lease shall be refunded to the lessee/lessees. No interest shall run on the security deposit.

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Government, particulars of the quantities descriptions and prices of the said minerals or products thereof sold to other customers and of charters entered into for freight for carriage of the sam e and shall produce to such officer or officers as may be directed by the State Government original or authenticated copies of li , contracts and charter parties entered into for the sale or freightage of such minerals or products.

(d) In the event of the existence of a state of war or emergency (of which existence and President of India shall be the sole judge and a notification to this effect in the Gazette of India shall be conclusive proof), the State Government with the consent of the. Central Government shall from time to time and all times during the said term have the right (to be exercised by a notice in writing to the lessee/lessees forthwith take possession and control of the works, plant, machinery and premises of the lessee/lessees on or in connection with the said lands or operations under this lease and during such possession or control the lessee/lessees shall conform to and obey all directions given by or on behalf of the Central Government or State Government regarding the use or employment of such works, plants, premises and minerals: PROVIDED THAT fair compensation which shall be determined in default of agreement by the State Government shall be paid to the, lessee/lessees for all loss ordamage sustained by him/them by reason or in consequence of the exercise of the powers conferred by this clause and PRO VIDED A LSO that the exercise of such powers shall not determine the said term hereby granted or affect the terms and provisions of these presents further than may be necessary to give effect to the provisions of this clause.

Em ployment of foreign national:-22. The lessee/lessees shall not employ, in connection with the mining operations any person who is not an Indian national except, with the previous approval of the Central It Ir G o v e rn m e n t

Recovery of expenses incurred by the Stete Governm ent

23. If any of the works or matters which in accordance with the covenants in that behalf hereinbefore contained are to be carried or performed by the lessee/lessees be not so carried out or performed with in the time specified in that behalf, the State Government may cause the same to be carried out or performed and the lessee/lessees shall pay the State Government on demand all expenses which shall be incurred in sucn carrying out or performance of the same and the decision or the State Government as to such expenses shall be final. ■

Furnishing of geophysics! data -

24. The lessee/lessees shall furnish:

(a) all geophysical data relating to mining fields, or engineering and ground water surveys, such as anomaly maps, sections, plans, structures, contour maps, logging, collected by him/them during the course of mining operations to the Director-General, Geological Survey of India, Calcutta,

(b) all information pertaining to investigations of radioactive minerals collected by him/them during course of mining operations to the Secretary, Department of Atomic Energy, New Delhi.

Data or information referred to above shall be furnished every year reckoned from the date of commencement of the period of the mining lease.

P A R T VIII

The Covenants of the State Government

Lessee/lessees may hold and enjoy rights quietly:-

1. The lessee/lessees paying the rents, water rate and royalties hereby reserved and observing and performing ail the covenants and agreements herein contained, and on the part of the lessee/lessees to be observed and performed shall and may quietly hold and enjoy the rights and premises hereby demised for and during the term hereby granted without any unlawful interruption from or by the State Government, or any person rightfully claiming under it.

Acquisition of land of third parties and compensation thereof:-

2. If in accordance with the provision of clause 4 of Part VII of this Schedule the lessee/ lessees shall offer to pay to an occupier of the surface of any part of tjae-s-a+djja.nds compensation for any damage or injury which may arise from the proposed operations^^Th^if^^fe'J^ssees and the said occupier shall refuse his conscr, l IIIL Cl/ ise of the right and State Ggovernment and de'mised l - P LESSEE ,,-ESSQft/- y manner as the State Government shall deem fit without liability to pay any compensation or to acx the lessee/lessees in respect thereof.

N o tic e s. -

7. Every notice by these presents required to be given to the lessee/lessees shall be given in writing to such person resident on the said lands as the lessee/lessees may appoint for the purpose of receiving such notices and if there shalhhave been no such appointment then every such notice shall be sent to the lessee/lessees by registered post addressed to the lessee/ lessees at the address recorded in this lease or at such other address in India, as the lessee/ lessees may from time to time in writing to the. State Government designate for the receipt of notices and every such service shall be deemed to be proper and valid service upon the lessee/ lessees and shall not be questioned or challenged by him/them.

Immunity of State Government from liability to pay compensation:-

8. If in any event the orders of the State Government are revised, reviewed or canceled by the Centra! Government in pursuance of proceedings u n d e r Chapter VII of the Mineral Concession Rules, 1960, th e

lessee/lessees shall not be entitled to compensation for any loss sustained by the lessee/lessees in exercise of the powers and privileges conferred upon him/them by these presents.

8A. The lease is executed at ... the capital town of the State of tt.-.S !1..: ...... (name of the State) and subject to the provision of Article 226 of the Constitution of fridia, it is hereby agreed upon by the lessee and the lessor that in the event of any dispute in relation to the area and lease, condition of lease, the dues realisable under the lease and in respect of all matters touching the relationship of the lessee and the lessor, the suits (or appeals) shall be filed in the, civil courts at (name of the city) and it is hereby expressly agreed that neither party shall be competent to file a suit or brine snv action nr f,in -.nv pc*T;c~ , at any piace other than the courts named above.) i

9. For the purpose of stam p duty the anticipated royalty from the demised land is Rs t.P.P.Q^per year

IN W ITN ESS W H EREO F these presents have been executed In the manner hereunder appearing the day and year first above written. »

S ig n e d by

For and on behalf of the Governor/President of India in the presence of

C LtlSSO R r V PART IX

General Provisions

Obstructions to inspection

1. in case the lessee/lessees or his/their transferee/assignee does/do not allow entry or inspection by the officers authorised by the Central or State Government under clauses (i), (j) or (I) of sub-rule (1) of rule 27

of said Rules, the State Government shall give notice in writing to the lessee/lessees requiring him/them to show cause within such time as may be specified in the notice why the lease should not be determined and his/their security deposit forfeited; and if the lessee/lessees fails/fail to show cause within the aforesaid time to the satisfaction of the State Government, the State Government may determine the lease and forfeit the whole or part of the security deposit.

Penalty in case of default in paym ent of royalty and breach of coven a nts:-

2. If the lessee/lessees or his their transferee or assignee makes/make any default in payment of rent or water rate or royalty as required by section 9 of the Act or commits a breach of any of the conditions and covenants other than those referred to in covenant 1 above, the State Government shall give notice to the lessee/lessees requiring him/them to pay the rent, water rate, royalty or remedy the breach, as the case may be, within sixty days from the date of receipt of the notice and if the rent, water rate and royalty are not paid or the breach is not remedied within such period, the State Government without prejudice to any proceedings that may be taken against him/them, determine the lease and forfeit the whole or part of the security deposit. -­

Penalty for repeated breaches of covenants:-

3. In case of repeated breaches of covenants and agreements by the lessee/lessees for which notice has been given by the State Government in accordance with clauses (1) and (2) aforementioned on earlier occasion, the State Government without giving any . further notice, may impose such penalty not cACecumy iwivu amount of annua! dead rent specified in clause 3, Part V

Failure to fulfil thS terms of leases due to "Force Majeure":-

4. Failure on the part of the lessee/lessees to fulfil any of the terms and conditions of this lease shall not give the Central or State Government any claim against the lessee/lessees or be deemed a breach of this lease, in so far as such failure is considered by the said Government to arise from force majeure, and if through force majeure the fulfilment by the lessee/lessees of any of the terms and conditions of this lease be delayed, the period of such delay shall be added to the period fixed by this lease. In this clause the expression "Force Majeure" means act of God, war, insurrection, riot, civil commotion, strike, earth quake, tide, storm, tidal wave, flood, lightning, explosion, fire, earthquake and any other happening which the lessee/lessees could not reasonably prevent or control.

Lessee/lessees to remove his/their properties on the expiry of lease:-

5. The lessee/lessees having first paid discharged rents, rates and royalties payable by virtue of these presents may at the expiration or sooner determination of the said term or within six calendar months thereafter (unless the lease shall be determined under clauses 1 and 2 of this Part and in that case at any time not less than three calendar months nor more than six calendar months after such determination) take down and remove for his/their own benefit all or any [ore mineral excavated during the currency of lease] engines, machinery, plant, buildings structures, tramways, railways and other works, erections and

Conveniences which may have been erected, set up or placed by the lessee/lessees in or upon the said

lands and which the lessee/lessees is/are not bound to deliver to the State Government under clause 20 of Part VII of this Schedule and which the State Government shall not desire to purchase.

Forfeiture of property left more than six months after determination of lease: -

6 If at the end of six calendar months after the expiration or sooner determination of the said term under the provision contained in clause 4 of Part VIII of this Schedule become effective there shall remain in or upon the said land any [ore or mineral] engines, machinery, plant, buildings structures, tramways, railways and other work, erections and conveniences or other property which are not required by the lessee/lessees in connection with operations in any other lands, held by him/them under prospecting licence or mining lease the same shall if not removed by the lessee/lessees within one calendar month after notice m writing requiring their removal has been^iy^Ftarji^Q^e/lessees by the State, Government be deemed to become the property of the State G o v e ^ p r m & r f l sold or 'disposed of in such T S-.-CA Jl ^ //£'/'' mm " LESSEE - lffc / X - i Ci LS-. iV- t. '• i".VS, t vi$. ■ . Avjy. i.3 :^ a • • P i f i . 2. In .a-j*. Pn. HU .S5<-*«!-■. jJEV. t i '1. :n a n ..... »a .^o£r~ 3LJ/-I O. OMSh *...... ft*. / It It •* ' ' l! t 69629/- BanaganapaiIe,Kurnoo?-2. 4.048x^000x16=64768/- 4.048x500x2 =4048/- 4.048x200 =810/- 4.048x0 = Nil Asst. Director of Mines & GeoSogy, I = 1,70,000/- 1 1 + 2 =5000 +418=5418 = 1,69,629/- or = = 69,629 x 0.6%=418 (2) CALCULATION STAMP DUTY (Rs.1,00,000/—r-Dead Rent (69,629/- Financial Assurance Stamp duty amount arrived lota! stamp duty amount arrived = Fee for to 5m 20 years x 1000 Fee foryear & 4tn 3rd x 500 Fee yearfor 2nd x 200 Fee for year :ist Financial Assurance Rs. 1,00,000/- x 5% = 5000 /- (1)

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\ PHOTOGRAPHS AND FINGERPRINTS AS PER SECTION 32A OF REGISTRATION ACT, 1908

PASSPORT SIZE FINGER PRINT NAME & PERMANENT PHOTOGRAPH IN BLACK INK POSTAL-ADDRESS OF (BLACK & W HITE) (LEFT THUMB) PRESENTANT/SELLER/BUYER

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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MINES & GEQtOGY I t Neha Complex, Sai Nagar, Palarnaner, Chittooi Dl. Pla: 08579- 254812

Name : T.RAJASEKHAR

Designation : Asst. Director

Dy. Director Mines 8t Geology

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FORM K

I Model Form of Mining Lease (See rule 31) ... When the lessee is an individual I

THIS INDENTURE made this...... day of January -2012 between the Governor of Andhra Pradesh /the President of India (hereinafter referred to as the 'State Government’ which expression shall where the context so admits be deemed to include th.e successors and . / (3 t k t/io-W •V'2-sS- K _ u 5 9\L • T- R a jc v ie £ WatD, A.J> M (*>->, £Cc w-oacivct ( (.CL ■ assigns) of the one part and Sri T. Sreeramulu, S/o T. Nagaiah, R/o Dhone Vg & Mdl, Kurnool District (Name of person with address and occupation) (hereinafter referred to as t§ the lessee which expression shall where the context so admits be deemed to include his heirs, executors, administrators, representatives and permitted assigns). S u b j e c t : Registration No.: IBM/14300/2G12 Under Rule 45 ofMCDR 1988.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Your Registration No. Under Rule 45 ofMCDR 1988 against your Application Id 14300 dated 24/09/2012 is 1BM/14300/2012

Use your User Id/ Password to Edit/ Modify details. Interim Registration No., of any, allotted earlier stands to be cancelled.

Thanks & Regards, Indian Bureau of Mines, Ministry of Mines, Govt, of INDIA

/ / & KjrJEfyj(UZ ■* y r

Government of India Ministry of Mines Indian B um iu of M'mes Indira Shavian. Nagpur

TV;, Date: 24/09/2012 Mr T. SREERAMUUJ 1EN-3.7-IS-7, NEAR COURT DM ON E District KURNOOL Stare ANDHRA PRADESH •• ( 518-222 }

Sab: Allotment afRegfstratiCia number under Rule 45 of MCDR,1988-reg

Sir/Madam,

Refer to your rtppiics“lor- no. 14300 dated 24/09/2012 for registration with the Indian Burbau of .vltncs in terms of Rule -if of the Miners! Cosvcrvation and Development Rules, 1988. It is io.fo.aned that yon application has been accepted and you have been allotted registration number IBM/j 4300/2912 . The details oi registration ore also posted on the website of IBM at Http://ibm.gov.in. You are requested to ensure that the registration number is mentioned m ail your future communications, fading which the communication shall not be entertained. In case of further v Isrffleation in the ms tier, you may wJte to the nodal officer for registration, Shri V K Misar, SMG i'tM lS), IBM, Nagpur or email him as. vkiufadbai.gov.in .

2. This letter is an electronically generated mail, solely for the purpose of intimating the registration number and does nor accord any legal rights in matter pertaining to mining./ trading/siocking/ end-use or export of minerals.

Controller General Indian Bureau of Mines National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (A Constituent Board of Quality Council of India) Q N fIB L QCI

CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION

MET-CHEM LABORATORIES has been assessed and accredited in accordance with the standard ISOAEC 17025:2005 / » "General Requirements for the Competence of Testing k Calibration Laboratories"

for its facilities at #289, “Ashirwad”, 12* Cross, 5" Main, M.S. Ramaiah Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka

TESTING

Certificate Number TC-5318 (in lieu of T-1524)

Issue Date 17/03/2017 Valid Until 16/03/2019

This certificate remains valid for the Scope of Accreditation as specified in the annexure subject to continued satisfactory compliance to the above standard & the relevant requirements of NABL. (To see the scope of accreditation of this laboratory, you may also visit NABL website www.nabl-india.org) Signed for and on behalf of NABL

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Ref: IBC/HR/2008. Date: 24-11-2008.

TO WHOM SO EVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that Mr. E.V. Naresh Kumar has been associated with us as a Senior Geologist from-2nd June, 2004 to 22nd December, 2006. During his service he was assigned the duties of Geological Mapping, Prospecting, Resource Estimations, Sampling, Geological Logging, Collection, Compiling and interpretation of Geological data, Quality checking for Grade control, Monitoring and guiding survey and contouring work, Logistic management and welfare o f the people at site. He possesses good Project Management and General Administration skills. He was placed at our Mines sites in ' Mangampeta Village, Obulavaripalle Mandal and Ganganapalli Village o f Pendlimarri Mandal, Kadapa District, Andhra Pradesh. During his service period he is found to be sincere, hardworking and committed to the assigned duties.

Details of Employment:

Name E.V. Naresh Kumar. Fathers Name Late E. Madhava Rao. Designation Senior Geologist D.O.B. 12-04-1969 D.O. Joining 02-06-2004 D.G. Relieving 22-12-2006 Reason for leaving Resignation Salary Drawn Rs. 12, 500/-P. M.

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“Vanguard House" 148, Second Line Beach, Chennai - 600 001. India y Tel : (044) 25341744 / 25342521 / 25352537 Fax : (044) 25340161 C A B LE : "KANDULA” e-mail ■ ibclOvsnl 01 TIN NO; 28290208282 (p : 08562-244649 CST.No: CTR/07//2/1053 ' 258044,245297 Fax; 243055

MENS OWNERS & MINERAL DEALERS ]A[25, Kl nl r‘ 'ion, Krishnappa Nagar, CUDDAPAH - 516004. A.P.

Ref: AKM/ Date:

Ref : AK.M/HR/AD MN-6 2/20 0 8, 24th November. 2008.

TO WHOM SO EVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that M.r.E.Venkata Naresh Kumar has worked as a Geologist from 4th December, 2000 to 12th May, 2004. A.K.Minerals possesses Mining Leases at Vernula village, Vernula Mandal, Vempalle & Kattaluru villages of Vempalle Mandal and Nandimandalavn village of Pendlimarri mandal, Kadapa district, A.P. During this tenure he has been assigned the duties of Geologic mapping, Prospecting, Sampling, Assessment of / deposits with the available exploratory data for carrying out economically viable underground mining oi Barytes, Mining activity and trading of minerals. With the meticulous assessment of the deposit suitable mining proposals were made to win the min­ eral. Besides this, he has also made market surveys for better marketting of the mineral. He was attending to the various Government Departments like DM&G, DGMS and IBM in con­ nection with the statutory requirements. Thus he is well conversant and his able supervision led the company flourish.

Employee- Details : Name E.Venkata Naresh Kumar Father's Name Late E.Madhava Rao Designation Geologist D.O.B 12-04-1969 Salary Drawn Rs.7,500/- P.M

Yours truly for A.K.MINERALS. For A. K. MINERALS

Managing Partner.

FORM-K

(Particulars to be recorded in a durable bound paged book in respect of each bore-hole/pit/shatt). (See rule 48) 11 . MINE CODE 0{2.0 | 2_

1. Name of the Mineral or Minerals for which the licence or lease is granted: l— f ^ h c ^ L . 2. Name and address of the licensee or lessee: "T . ^cvWI m Xaa , 3. Name ofprospect/mine: ”*> .(0 0 -. \ - - \ lO , 0W»opr. ZPVtZ W N O * '*'**-^i----^ >, 4. Location: * »" - ' r ' - . . , m .f^O - £ \ \ 22-$. 0 (a) Reduced levels at the collar of the borehole/pit. 234 *0 2-^1*® (b) Inclination and bearing of the hole — — (c) Altitude of the formation.

7. Duration of drilling/pitting : (a) Date of commencement *4- (b) Date of completion %Jo - u - V * \ 1 r / 8. Total length of the hole/pit/shaft: I'YTi » 9. Purpose of drilling/pitting : T o -4prY« \» t. 10. Total operating expenditure incurred : \ tnrri \ —■ 11. Details of intersection (as given below) :

Sr.No. RUN DETAILS Size of Percentage Lithology Analysis Remarks core/ recovery details(Major From To Width True *^pit/shaft of core Radicals in in in width abed) metres metres metres in metres l 2 3 4 5 6 _7______8 9 10

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Place: N>A/v*«. Signature: i-'f-C«UW^_ Date: Name in full: E 'V .t \j * e .e s v * Designation: Owne .'/Age11l/Minnrg' Engineer/GeolA^ist/Managef ANN$>v>K^e - y jj

LITHO LOG OF TRIAL PIT S

Lessee Sri T. Sreeramulu Extent 4.048 Hectares (Ac 10.00 Cts.) Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram & 1 of Venkatapurara Mandal Banaganapalli District Kurnool State Andhra Pradesh

TP 1 TP 2 TP 3 TP 4 ifO ID) — - ivD -LvY| £5== 1m B O'jl g E /

LEGEND

TUFFACEOUS LIMESTONE

SILICEOUS LIMESTONE

QP A N )N e % u ^ £ _*qju

Tele Fax : 2360 5701 Accredited b y : NABL Certified b y : ISO : 9001 - 2008 Em ail: [email protected] [email protected] VVabsite : www.metchemiab.corr<

Mtt - Ctiem lab o rato ries; (ISO 9001 : 2008 / NABL - Accredited Lab) Analytical & Consulting Chemists h O.: #289, "Ashirwad" 12th Cross, 5th Main, M.S. Raamaiah Nagar, Bangalore - 560 054

Ref.No. MCL/G/6365 Date: 08.05.2017 To, M/s. T. Sree Ramulu. Sy.No.:511 of Nandavaram (V) & Sy. No. 1 of Venkatapuram (V) Extent: 4.048 Hectors, Banaganapalli (M) Kumool-Dist A.P-518 222.

TEST - REPORT This is to certify that the Limestone samples submitted by the above party7 dated on have been i analyzed by us with the following results. (Lab Ref No: 9573 dated 05.05.2017)

Protocal: IS:176G(part-3): 1992 (Reaffirmed 2001)

CHEMICAL COMPSITION:- (Analysis On Dry basis)

No Samplemark CaO % MgO % Si02 % Fe203 % A1203 % LOI % 1 T.P - 1 / CS 53.34 0.60 1.98 0.18 0.36 42.98 2 T.P - 2 / CS 51.94 1.30 2.77 0.40 0.61 42.12 -> T.P-3/CS 50.96 1.20 4.20 0.58 0.71 41.28 4 T.P-4/CS 52.22 0.90 2.97 Q.41 1.02 41.75

• The results declared above pertains only to the tested sample and reported parameters. • Samples tested will be disposed off after reporting, unless specified • Total liability of our laboratory is limited to the Invoice amount. • This report cannot be reported except in full without prior written permission • Sampling is not done by us & this report cannot be used as an evidence any Court o f Law.

For Met -Chem Laboratories, * £ £3^5071 -TISSUE'S

FORM -N 0.7, A-TSR Bhagavathi Ana Labs Pvt. Ltd. (Rev.02) (A Bureau Verifas Group Company] Central Laboratory - Industrial Testing Division 7-2-C14, Industrial Estate, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad - 500 018(A.F.) Tel/Fax : 040 - 23811535/27634891 / 27610663 www.bhaQavathianalabs.com

Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD- 1149 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapaiiv (M), Kurnool Dist Your Ref : Nil Ref Date -.17.08.2013 i Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples Qty : -12 Nos. x 500 gms each. ; Date of Registration : 17.08.2013 Method of test : IS : 1760 ; Dare of com mencement of testing : 19.08,2013 Test Required: As given below : Date of completion of testing : 05.09.201 3 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted b; ns easterner Page: 2 oft

Test Results ; Results Obtained SI. S % by mass 1 ests n ° i Pit-1, 5 Pit-1, 6 Pit-1, 7 Pit-2,2/G 1 Pit-2, 1 (1149/6) (1149/7) (1149/8) (1149/9) (1149/10) i ! l. Loss on ignition 42,10 40.92 40.60 37.30 42.36

2. Silica as SiU 2.49 4.34 4.64 10.54 1.96 j

-W-N . Iron as FejCh 0.32 1.12 1.36 1.84 0.40

4. Alumina as AFCh 0.46 0.87 0.92 2.96 0.51

5. Calcium as (LG 52.92 | 51.10 50.54 45.64 53.20 u 1 Magnesium as MgO i 0.80 0.60 1 1.00 0.80 0.60 i

Interpretation of results-. N il Deviation from tost method and condition: Nil Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Note : This Report is subiec*- to the terms and conditions mentioned overleaf

t.\t 22 1 .., i Bhagavathi Aria Labs Pvt. Ltd. (A Bureau Veritas Group Company) Central Laboratory - Industrial Testing Division 7-2-C14, Industrial Estate, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad - 500 018(A.R) Tel/Fax : 040 - 23811535 / 27634891 / 27610663 www.bhaaovathianalabs.com t m r m m

Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 1 149 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 Sy.No. 1.511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kurnool Dist Your Ref : Nil 1 Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples______Qty : 42 Nos. x 500 gms each. Date of Registration 17.08.2013 Method of test : !S : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 19.08.2013 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 05.09.2013 Sample condition at receipt Found ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 3 o f 9

Test Results I Results Obtained SI. % by mass T ests No Pit-2, 2 Pit-2, 3 Pit-2, 4 Pit-2, 5 Pit-2, 6 (1149/11) (1149/12) (1149/13) (1149/14) (1149/15)

1. Loss on ignition 42.48 42.80 42.70 42.79 42.40

2- Silica as SiO: 1,98 1.43 1.41 1.52 2.04

3. Iron as Fe?0;, 0.18 0.20 0.24 0.16 0.18

4'. Alumina as AI2O3 0.36 0.41 0.36 0.31 0,36

5. Calcium as CaO 53.34 52.92 53.62 52.92 53.06

6. Magnesium as MgO 0.60 | 1.40 0.60 1.20 1.00

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.; BALPL/13-14/1TD - 1149 •—ntm*** M/s. T. SRIRAMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Your Ref : Nil

Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist »T*WT- Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars; Limestone Samples Qty : 42 Nos. x 500 gms each, Date of Registration : 17.08.2013 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 19.08.2013 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 05.09.2013 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok | Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page:4 of 9

Test Results

i ! Results Obtained SI. % by mass T esis No Pit-3, 3/G Pit-3, 1 Pit-3, 2 Pit-3, 3 Pit-3, 4 (1149/16) (1149/17) (1149/18) (1149/19) 0149/20) 1. Loss on ignition 40.30 41.72 41.84 42.22 1 42.15 2. Silica as Si® 6.38 3.87 3.64 2.91 3.01

3. Iron as FeA)? 0.42 0.24 0.32 0.21 0.29

4. Alumina as AI2 O 3 0.71 0.46 0.51 0.36 0.46

5. Calcium as CaO 49.84 51.38 50.68 51.66 50.96

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.20 1.40 2.00 1.60 2.00

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory f / i / IIr / I L W r - A •f.: ;l V .1 I U )tg! \ t e \ JM

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 1149 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist Your R ef : Nil Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples Qty : 42 Nos. x 500 gms each. Date of Registration : 17.08.2013 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 19.08.2013 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 05.09.2013 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 5 of 9

Test Results / > T Results Obtained i SI. .j % by mass Tno+v1 CStJb - N o -I Pit-3, 5 Pit-3, 6 Pit-4, 4/G P it-4 ,1 Pit-4, 2 (1149/21) (1149/22) (1149/23) (1149/24) (1149/25) 1. | Loss on ignition 41.35 41.16 40.96 42.20 42.74 1------.... 2. . Silica as SiO? 3.29 4.83 5.36 2;84 2.01

3. Iron as Fe;Oj 0.19 0.43 0.38 0.23 0.18

4. Alumina as AhOj 0.41 0.76 0.56 0.41 0.31

5. Calcium as CaO 51.80 50.12 50.68 52.22 52.36

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.40 1.80 1.20 1.20 1.60

Interpretation of results; "Nil

Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Test Results

T Results Obtained SI. % by mass Tests No Pit-4, 3 Pit-4, 4 Pit-4, 5 Pit-4, 6 Pit-5, 5/G (1149/26) (1149/27) (1149/28) (1149/29) (1149/30) 1. Loss on ignition. 42.13 42.26 41.94 41.36 39.01

2. Silica as SiCb 2.77 2.49 3.30 4.20 5.82

3. Iron as FeiCh 0.40 0.38 0.16 0.33 2.60

4. Alumina as AljCK 0.51 0.46 0.31 0.56 2.86

5. Calcium as CaO 51.94 52.78 52.64 51.94 48.02

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.40 0.80 0.60 0.60 0.80 J___

Interpretation of results: N il

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Test Results

i Results Obtained SI. % by mass i esis No P it-5 ,1 Pit-5, 2 Pit-5, 3 Pit-5, 4 Pit-5, 5 (1149/31) (1149/32) (1149/33) (1149/34) (1149/35) 1. L.css on ignition 41.94 42.16 41.52 41.07 41.12

2. Silica as SiCh 3.31 2.86 4.08 4.90 4.15 o O. Iron as FeiO:, 0.20 0.15 0.25 0.33 0.72

4. Alumina as Al?Cb 0.46 0.41 0.46 0.51 0.92

5. Calcium as CaO 52.64 52.08 51.52 51.52 50.40

6. Magnesium as MgO 0.60 1.20 1.00 0.60 1.60

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/1TD- 1149 M/s, T. Sill RAMULU Issue Date 05.09.2013 Sy.No. ’,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kurnool Dist Your R ef Nil Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars; Limestone Samples______Qty : 42 Nos. x 500 gms each, Date of Registration 17.08.2013 Method oi'test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 19.08.2013 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 05.09.2013 Sample condition at receipt Found ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 8 of 9

Test Results

1 Results Obtained SI. % by mass Tests No Pit-6, 6/G P it-6 ,1 Pit-6, 2 Pit-6, 3 Pit-6, 4 (1149/36) (1149/37) (1149/38) (1149/39) (1149/40) 1. . Loss on ignition 37.39 40.94 41.16 41.28 40.96

2. Silica as SiO: 11.36 4.50 4.20 4.09 5:04 T o. Iron as Few) 2,08 0.63 0.58 0.42 0.35

4. Alumina as AhO.-. 2.96 0.82 0.76 0.71 0.76

5. Calcium as CaO 44.10 51.38 50.96 51.80 50.54 I ! 6 ! Magnesium as MgO ! 0.97 0.60 1.20 0.60 1..20 1 - s 1

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil

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Name & Address of the Customer ; Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/1TD - 1149 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist Your Ref : Nil Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples Qty : 42 Nos. x 500 gms each. Date of Registration : ! 7.08.2013 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 19.08.2013 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 05.09.2013 Sample condition at receipt : Pound ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 9 o f 9

Test Results

Results Obtained % by mass SI. No Tests . P it-6 ,5 Pit-6, 6 (1149/41) (1149/42) 1. Loss on ignition 40.40 37.30

2. Silica as Si02 5.32 12.15

3. Iron as FerCh 0.74 1.84

4. Alumina as AI2O3 1.02 2.86

5. Calcium as CaO 50.54 44.10

6. j Magnesium as MgO 1.00 0.60

Interpretation of results: Nil

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r a g m a n Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 2717 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 03.04.2014 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist Your Ref : Nil Ref Date : 28.03.2014

Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples-PIT No-7 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gms each. Date of Registration : 28.03.2014 Method of test: IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of com pletion of testing : 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok Sample tested as received i Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 1 of 9

Test Results i ' i

i Results Obtained SI. % by mass T e s t s , No 7/G 7/1 7/2 7/3 (2717/1) (2717/02) (2717/03) (2717/04)

! . Loss on ignition 42.56 41.42 41.51 41.69

2. Silica as SiCh 3.42 4.25 3.74 3.56

3. Iron as Fe2C>3 0.52 0.98 0.90 0.65

4 . Alumina as AI2O3 j 0.71 1.17 1.02 0.92

5. Calcium as CaO 51.94 45.92 48.72 50.82

6. Magnesium as M gO 0.80 5.20 3.00 1.50

Interpretation of results: N il Deviation from test method and condition: Ni Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples-PIT No-7 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gfns each, Date of Registration : 28.03.2014 Method of te st: IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok Sample tested as received i Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 2 of 9

i esi Results

------—------—r------■—------r Results Obtained % by mass | SI. No Tests 7/4 7/5 7/6 7/7 (2717/05) (2717/6) (2717/7) (2717/8) 1. Loss on ignition 41.67 41.75 40.48 40.21

Silica as SiCh 2.78 2.97 5.02 5.31

3. Iron as Fe2 0 3 0.60 0.41 0.94 1.08

4. Alumina as AI2O 3 • 0.87 0.56 1.02 1.22

5. Calcium as CaO 51.66 52.22 50.54 50.12

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.30 0.90 0.80 0.90

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method ancj condition: Nil ' .__, Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) D i rector-Labor at ory

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 2717 M/s. T. SRI RAM U LU ; Issue Date : 03.04.2014 Sy.No. 1, 511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist Your R ef : Nil i Ref Date : 28.03.2014

Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples — PIT No —8 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gpis each. Date of Registration : 28.03.2014 Method of test: IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok Sample tested as received

Sampling M ethod: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 3 o f 9

Test Results

Results Obtained i % by mass SI. No Tests 8/G 8/1 8/2 8/3 (2717/09) (2717/10) (2717/11) (2717/12) 1. Loss on ignition j 40.15 41.26 41.49 41.84

2. Silica as SiCh 6.65 4.36 4.07 3.42

-3. Iron as Fe2C>3 0.47 0.36 0.43 0.34

4. Alumina as A I2O 3 0.82 0.61 0.71 0.56

5. Calcium as CaO 49.00 50.68 50.40 51.24

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.30 1.60 1.80 1.50

Interpretation of results: Nil

Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD -2717 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU j Issue Date : 03,04.2014 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuijam (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumqol Dist Your Ref : Nil j Ref Date : 28.03.2014

Sample Particulars; Limestone Samples - PIT No-8 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gms each. Date of Registration 28.03.2014 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt Found ok Sample tested as received l Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 4 of 9

Test Results

Results Obtained % by mass SI. No Tests 8/4 8/5 8/6 (2717/13) (2717/14) (2717/15) 1. Loss on ignition 41.73 41.62 40.78

2. Silica as SiC>2 3.64 3.56 5.37

3. Iron as Fe->03 0.40 0.30 0.48

4. Alumina as AI2O3 0.66 0.61 0.87

5. Calcium as CaO ' 50.54 51.24 49.70

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.90 1.50 1.70 i__

Interpretation of results: N il j Deviation from test method anc| condition: Nil Authorized Signatory // -V.'- / pnjj f/fe / (A.V.Hanumantha Ilao) /*•/ M 3A\ Director-Laboratory 1.11

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 2717 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU ; Issue Date : 03.04.2014 Sy.No. 1, 511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumool Dist Your R ef : N il - i Ref Date : 28.03.2014

Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples - PIT No-9 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gijns each. Date of Registration : 28.03.2014 Method of te s t: IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing : 29.03,2014 1 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing : 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt : Found ok 1 i Sample tested as received i Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 5 of 9

Test Results

t Results Obtained % by mass Si. No i esis 9/G 9/1 9 /2 9/3 i ______j______(2717/16) (2717/17) (2717/18) (2717/19) Loss on ignition | 36.62 40.35 40.84 40.76

2. Silica as S i0 2 11.72 5.34 4.68 4.83

3. Iron as Fe20 3 1.96 0.72 0.64 0.56

4. . Alumina as AI2O3 j 2.75 1.07 0.92 0.87

5. Calcium as CaO 44.66 50.54 50.40 50.96

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.10 ■ 0.80 1.30 0.80 1

Interpretation of results: Nil

Authorize cTSignatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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! ■ w a w i a J Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 2717 Mrs. T. SRI RAM ULU Issue Date : 03.04.2014 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuijam (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kurnool Dist Your Ref : Nil Ref Date -.28.03.2014

Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples - PIT No-9 Qty : 30 Nos, x 250 giins each. Date of Registration 28.03.2014 Method of te s t: IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt Found ok Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 6 of 9

l est Results

Results Obtained % by mass SI. No Tests ! 9/4 9/5 9/6 (2717/20) (2717/21) (2"17/22)

1 . Loss on ignition j 40.53 40.24 36.57 n Z,,_ Silica as SiCh 5.47 5.86 12.60

3. lronasFe -2 0 3 j 0.46 0.69 1.50

4. Alumina as AhCb 0.82 0.97 2.60

5. Calcium as CaO ' 50.40 49.84 44.80

6 Magnesium as MgO 1.10 1.20 0.80 1

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) //A Director-Laboratory

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Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples - PIT No - 10 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gms each, Date of Registration 28.03.2014 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt Found ok i Sample tested as received j Sampling Method*. Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 7 of 9

Test Results i Results Obtained % by mass SI. No Tests 10/G 10/1 10/2 ' 10/3 1 (2717/23) (2717/24) (2717/25) (2717/26) 1. Loss on ignition 40.58 41.76 42.25 41.70

2. Silica as SiCh 5.67 3.52 2.84 3.26

3. Iron as Fe203 0.41 0.32 0.27 0.45

4.. Alumina as AI2O3 0.76 0.61 0.56 0.76

5. Calcium as CaO 50.12 51.38 51.52 51.10

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.40 1.30 1.50 1.60

Interpretation of results: Nil

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/ITD - 2717 M/s. T. SRI RAMULU Issue Date : 03.04.2014 Sy.No. 1,511, Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Banaganapally (M), Kumqol Dist Your Ref : Nil Ref Date : 28.03.2014

Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples - PIT No-10 Qty : 30 Nos. x 250 gms each. Date of Registration 28.03.2014 Method of test : IS : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 29.03.2014 Test Required: As given below Date of completion of testing 03.04.2014 Sample condition at receipt •Found ok i Sample tested as received I Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 8 of 9 i

Test Results

~t-- ——------Results Obtained % by mass SI. No T ests ' 10/4 10/5 10/6 (2717/27) (2717/28) (2717/29) 1. Loss on ignition 41.69 41.34 41.07

2r. Silica as S1O2 3.07 3.95 4.83 'T J . Iron as Fe2C>3 0.49 0.30 0.38

4. Alumina as AhCh 0.61 0.56 0.71

5. Calcium as CaO ' 51.94 51.80 51.10

6. Magnesium as MgO 1.00 0.80 0.90 i __

Interpretation of results: Nil

AutlhoWed Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Name & Address of the Customer : Test Report No.: BALPL/13-14/1TD - 1149 M/s. T. SMI R.AMULU Issue Date : 05.09.2013 | Sy.No. 1,511. Venkatapuram (v), Nandavaram (v), Your R ef Banagnnapally (M), Kumooi Dist : Nil Ref Date : 17.08.2013 Sample Particulars: Limestone Samples Qty : -12 Nos. x 500 gins each. Date of Registration 17.08.2013 | Method «ftest : :S : 1760 Date of commencement of testing 19.08.2013 Test Required: A.-, given below Date of completion of testing 05.0v.2013 ! Sample condition at receipt Found ok j Sample tested as received Sampling Method: Sample collected and submitted by the customer Page: 1 of 9

Test Results •iT iS S i TS&fc Resuits Obtained SI. % by mass j i 1 ests No | Pit-1,1/G Pit-1, 1 Pit-1, 2 Pit-1, 3 Pit-1, 4 1 (1149/1) (1149/02) (1149/03) ! (1149/04) (1149/05) 1 - i . _[ l. Loss on ignition 42.02 41.86 41.69 41.84 42.08

2. Silica as SiU> 2.67 3.77 3.31 | 2.81 2.21

3. Iron as he < 0.57 1.12 0.96 0.71 0.68

4. | Alumina as AhCh 0.46 1.07 0.82 0.76 0.71

5. | Calcium as CaO 52.78 45.42 49.14 51.52 52.22 ! i 6. j Magnesium as MgO 0.60 5:80 3.10 1.40 1.20 \____ 1_

Interpretation of results: Nil Deviation from test method and condition: Nil Authorized Signatory (A.V.Hanumantha Rao) Director-Laboratory

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Note : This Report is subject to the terms and concii;c' S mentioned overleaf. - • • I ■ J■ 3.0 Production Schedule: It is proposed to raise tpa of Limestone. The mine works in one shift i.e. General shift for 300 days in a year.

4.0 Mining method: opencast 'A' Category other than fully mechanized mining method will be adopted. Benches of 3m height, aligned parallel to the strike of the bed with an width of not less than 1.5 width. A suitable ramp to reach the pit bottom shall be made for transportation. The ultimate pit slope shall be 60° from the horizontal. The Mineral is soft and friable and thus no drilling and blasting is/shall carried out.

5.0 Beneficiation: No beneficiation is required for the limestone and the ROM can be directly supplied to the industries and buyers.

6.0. Marketing:

4 composite samples from the exploratory pits were analysed for LOI, Si02, Fe203, Al203, CaO and MgO at NABL accredited laboratory and the results are furnished as Annexure-VIII. The i i results of the chemical analysis are tabulated below:

Ca as CaO 44.1% -58.82%

Mg as MgO 0.6%- 3.10%

Sillica as Si02 <3.73 % on average

The ROM is intended to be supplied to Paper, Textile, Foundaries,Poultry feed, Steel, Glass and other chemical industries.

7.0 Infrastructure:

The ML Area is located 500m North East of Venkatapuram (V) and 3.0 Kms SW of

Nandavaram (V), Banagnapalli (M), Kurnool District. The ML area is located on Panyam - Banagnapalli Road at a distance of 14.0 Kms from Panyam and 10.0 Kms from Banaganapalli town. A diversion from Nandavaram (V) due NW by 2.5 Kms will lead to Pandlapuram (V) due by 2.5 Kms will lead to Venkatapuram (V) after crossing Peddavagu (Stream) due North by 500m will lead to the ML area.

2 Banaganapalli is well connected by road from Nandyal and Dhone towns. Transportation and conveyance is well developed with state Road Transport Corporation and private transport network.

8.0 Environmental requirements: Environmental clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forest (MOEF), Government of India vide letter no. SEIAA/AP/VZM-10/2009-1533 dated23.9.2009 has been obtained copy enclosed as Annexure - XI. The EC for the revised production schedule will be obtained once this Review of mining plan document is approved. Progressive Mine Closure Plan (PMCP) detailing measures for reclamation/ Rehabilitation is a

part of review of mining Plan under approval; it is also dwelt upon in the document presently under submission.

9.0 Legal Factors: The Lessee has been holding mining lease over the subject area since 2009 and not encountered any legal problem related to tribal issues or National park so far since t neither of issues exists at all. Thus the Lessee has been enjoying hassle free possession of the lease and no in the context is possible.

10.0 Economic Evaluation: The Company has been producing Limestone since 2009. The cost

production of Limestone at present is Rs 362 per ton Comprising:

Winning of ore including development : Rs 727-

Royalty and Taxes : Rs 1107-

Total : Rs 1827­

In the present market scenario limestone is being sold at Rs.280.00 per ton of ROM. Therefore the entire ROM is saleable as there heavy demand and market boom for Limestone.

A clear margin of Rs.98.00 profit can be achieved from the mining of limestone from this mine at present.

The foregoing account adduces to the economic viability of the whole spectrum of operations-Production, Transportation, Screening and sorting and.sales of the latter. These factors adduce to satisfying the feasibility and Economic axis too.

3 1 ^ Annexure -:X

Feasibility Study Report

.0 introduction :

Sri T. Sree Ramulu was granted mining lease for Limestone over an extent of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No. 511 of Nandavaram (V) & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli

(M), Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, vide G.O.Ms. No. 106, Industries and Commerce (M-l) Department, Govt, of A.P. dated: 22-10-2011 (Annexure-I). The Mining lease was executed vide Proceedings No. 53511/M4/2005, dated: 16-02-2012 issued by the ADM&G, Banaganapalli, Kurnool Dist. A.P. (Annexure-ll).

The Modified Mining Plan was approved vide Lr. No. AP/KNL/MP/Lst-191/HYD, dated:26-03- 2015. The Mining activity has progressed and the mineral is being excavated. I The Review of Mining Plan is submitted for the balance period of 4 years of the period 2016-17

to 2020-21. The existing open cast other than fully mechanized method will be continued during

this period.

2.0 Exploration:

The following items of work have been completed so far

A. Topographical survey for the pit position and worked out pit geometry was carried out and presented as Plate-Ill surface plan .

B. Detailed Geological mapping on 1:1000 scale covering the whole of the ML hold.

C. Sampling of Limestone was confined to 4 additional pits carried out at the bottom

most level of working pit.

E Chemical Analysis: The samples from Trial pits were analysed in the NABL chemical Laboratory. The results are furnished Vide Annexure -VIII, VIIIA

2.1 Reserves: As explained the pit samples were chemically analysed and the reserve estimation done on the basis of the exploration carried out and the also the ongoing mining activity has also formed the basis for the same. For detail please refer Chapter-1.0 Part-A of the Review

of mining plan. Sri T.Sree Ramulu ANNEXURE- Xl(i) Year wise proposal for the year 2017-18 under item No.s 8.3.1 and 8.3.5 of Progressive mine closure Plan

AREA IN ITEMS DETAILS HECTARES QUANTITY EXPENDITURE REMARKS PROPOSED PROPOSED (Rs.) A)Reclamation & i) Back Filling „ O ' o i x \ [kc. @ Rs.50/- m3 = Rehabilitation of 9“ " w “ l mined out land ii) Afforestation on back filled area Nil Nil Nil Nil iii) Afforestation on other places Nil Nil Nil Nil iv) Pisciculture Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Converting in to water reservoirs Nil Nil Nil Nil vi) Picnic spot Nil Nil Nil Nil B) Stabilization & i) Terracing Nil Nil Nil Nil Rehabilitation of ii) Pitching Nil _ Nil Nil Nil Dumps(within the iii) Construction of parapet wall/ Nil Nil Nil Nil lease) Retaining wall at the toe of the dump. iv) Construction of Check Dams along the slope of valties, etc. Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Construction of settling ponds vi) De-silting of Settling ponds & Nil Nil Nil Nil Channels Nil Nil Nil Nil vii) Other places * Nil Nil Nil Nil C) Rehabilitation of i) Afforestation(Green Belt) 50m X6m=300m2 25 Plants Rs.100/- plant In 7.5m barrier Barren Area within Rs.2,500/- on N & W side the lease of M.L. ii) Others (Specify) Nil Nil Nil Nil

D) Environmental i)Ambient Air Quality 'i P c JLfi-S > ’ l- r t . Monitoring (Core ii) Water Quality '-ljf'{Lt-iefa • (tioixe Zone) iv) Ground vibration Nil^> Nil &C'^ 'N il Nil v) /others Nil Nil Nil Nil J r \ SC./v'- Sri T.Sree Ramulu ANNEXURE-.Xl(ii) Year wise proposal for the year 2018-19 under item No.s 8.3.1 and 8.3.5 of Progressive mine closure Plan

AREA IN ITEMS DETAILS HECTARES QUANTITY EXPENDITURE REMARKS PROPOSED PROPOSED (Rs.) A)Reclamation & i) Back Filling O Vec. @ Rs.50/- m3 = Rehabilitation of ?>2>, ISo-'fx, 1_^Vv, mined out land ii) Afforestation on back filled area Nil Nil Nil Nil 2-- iP 'S.-a1 iii) Afforestation on other places Nil Nil Nil Nil iv) Pisciculture Nil _ Nil Nil Nil v) Converting in to water reservoirs Nil Nil Nil Nil vi) Picnic spot______Nil Nil Nil Nil B) Stabilization & i) Terracing Nil Nil Nil Nil Rehabilitation of ii) Pitching Nil Nil Nil Nil Dumps(within the iii) Construction of parapet wall/ Nil Nil Nil Nil lease) Retaining wall at the toe of the dump. iv) Construction of Check Dams along the slope of valties, etc. NIL NIL NIL Nil v) Construction of settling ponds vi) De-silting of Settling ponds & Nil Nil Nil Nil Channels Nil Nil Nil Nil vii) Other places Nil Nil Nil Nil C) Rehabilitation of i) Afforestation(Green Belt) 50m X6m=300m2 25 Plants Rs.100/- plant In 7.5m barrier Barren Area within Rs.2,500/- on N & W side the lease of M.L. ii) Others (Specify) Nil Nil Nil Nil

D) Environmental i) Ambient Air Quality t 1 3-vvj2tv«. VO'A'*— Or t A L f t V - Monitoring (Core ii) Water Quality M I )" 9 Zone and Buffer iii) Noise Level Survey \ ^ vx-

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Sri T.SREE RAMULU ANNEXURE X|(iii)

Year wise proposal for the year 2019-20 under item No.s 8.3.1 and 8.3.5 of Progressive mine closure Plan

AREA IN ITEMS DETAILS HECTARES QUANTITY EXPENDITURE REMARKS PROPOSED PROPOSED (Rs.) A)Reclamation & i) Back Filling 6 •O i'H @ Rs.50/- m3 = £c-h£ev'- r Rehabilitation of J vOCW r * mined out land ii) Afforestation on back filled area Nil Nil Nil Nl1 S.yle iii) Afforestation on other places Nil Nil Nil Nil iv) Pisciculture Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Converting in to water reservoirs Nil Nil Nil Nil vi) Picnic spot Nil Nil Nil Nil B) Stabilization & i) Terracing Nil Nil Nil Nil Rehabilitation of ii) Pitching Nil Nil Nil Nil Dumps(within the iii) Construction of parapet wall/ Nil Nil Nil Nil lease) Retaining wall at the toe of the dump. iv)Construction of Check Dams along the slope of valties, etc. Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Construction of settling ponds vi) De-silting of Settling ponds & Nil Nil Nil Nil Channels Nil Nil Nil Nil vii) Other places Nil Nil Nil Nil C) Rehabilitation of i) Afforestation(Green Belt) 50m X6m=300m2 25 Plants Rs.100/- plant In 7.5m barrier Barren Area within Rs.2,500/- on N & W side the lease of M.L. ii) Others (Specify) Nil Nil Nil Nil

D) Environmental i)Ambient Air Quality & l ArX 9^ kie. ^ Monitoring (Core ii) Water Quality 1 £ Zone and Buffer iii)Noise Level Survey > •! 'f*-" i \ C, Zone) iv) Ground vibration Nil Nil Nil Nil v) /others Nil Nil Nil Nil

J 5 "'V. )C(_a_Vv2 _ Sri T.SREE RAMULU ANNEXURE Xj(iv) Year wise proposal for the year 2020-21 under item No.s 8.3.1 and 8.3.5 of Progressive mine closure Plan

AREA IN ITEMS DETAILS HECTARES QUANTITY EXPENDITURE REMARKS PROPOSED PROPOSED (Rs.) A)Reclamation & i) Back Filling . „ <0. o 3-0-\ @ Rs.50/- m3 = Rehabilitation of hfcu I ~ mined out land ii) Afforestation on back filled area Nil Nil Nil Nii ^ y .« iii) Afforestation on other places Nil Nil Nil Nil iv) Pisciculture Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Converting in to water reservoirs Nil Nil Nil Nil vi) Picnic spot Nil Nil Nil Nil B) Stabilization & i) Terracing Nil Nil Nil Nil Rehabilitation of ii) Pitching Nil Nil Nil Nil Dumps(within the iii) Construction of parapet wall/ Nil Nil Nil Nil lease) Retaining wall at the toe of the dump. iv)Construction of Check Dams along the slope of valties, etc. Nil Nil Nil Nil v) Construction of settling ponds I vi) De-silting of Settling ponds & Nil Nil Nil Nil Channels Nil Nil Nil Nil vii) Other places Nil Nil Nil Nil C) Rehabilitation of i) Afforestation(Green Belt) 50m X6m=3D0m2 30 Plants Rs.100/- plant In 7.5m barrier Barren Area within Rs.3,000/- on S. Eastern the lease side of M.L. ii) Others (Specify) Nil Nil Nil Nil

D) Environmental i)Ambient Air Quality 3'PL-uX ^ > »"-t 7- 0VC/cco | - 3^ VtaNt'-'-'-— Monitoring (Core ii) Water Quality (jsr *+) & t f^r.vS^I'—' Zone and Buffer iii)Noise Level Survey > . 1 - t v - ( v A . Zone) iv) Ground vibration Nil Nil Nil ' Nil v) /others Nil Nil Nil n Nil J g l — “7-w^. 'nT- SL- (\i J % X w ■A r* r ' VP*

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GUARANTEE BOND

ANDHRA BANK

In Consideration of the President of India (hereinafter called ("The Government) having agreed to exempt (herein called "the said Contractor(s)") from the demand under the terms and conditions.

W hereas T.Sree Ramulu, S/o T.Nagaiah Dhone Town Kurnool Dt. herein called mine owner) have undertake in pursuant of mine in Sy No.s 511 of Nandavaram Village and Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram, Banagana Paile Mandal, Kurnool Dt. (herein called mine owner) and were as it has been stipulated. For the Production bank Guarantee for Rs.11.00 lakhs (Eleven lakhs only).

We, Andhra Bank, Dhone (Herein after referred to as the Bank) at the request of T.Sree Ramulu, S/o T.Nagaiah Mine Owner do here by undertake to pay to the Government an amount not exceeding Rs.11.00 lakhs (Eleven Lakhs Only) against any loss or damage causes to or would be caused to^or suffered by the Government by reason of breach by the said Mine Owner or any of the Terms and .conditions.

We .Andhra Bank , Dhone do here by undertake to pay the amounts due and payable under this Guarantee without any demur merely on a demand from the Government stating that the amount claimed is due by way of loss or damage caused to or would be caused to or suffered by the Government by reason of breach by the side mine owner or any of the terms and conditions. However our liability under this Guarantee shall be restricted to an amount not exceeding Rs.11.00 lakhs (Eleven Lakhs only.)

We, under take to pay the Government any money so demanded not withstanding any dispute or disputes raised the Mine owner in any suit or Proceedings pending before any Court or Tribunal relating in time absence of injection or Prohibitory Order Our Liability under this present Agreement absolute unequivocal.

The payment so made by us under this Bond shall be valid discharge of our liability for payment there and the Mine owner shall have no claim against us for making such payment.

We, Andhra Bank, Dhone Further agree that the Guarantee herein contained shall remain in full force and affect during the period that would be taken for the performance of the said agreement that it shall continue to be enforceable till the dues of the government under or by virtue of the said agreement have been fully paid and its plaints satisfied or discharge or till Regional Controller of Mines. Indian Bureau of Mines Hyderabad

f-i . .. 1'0r ANDHRA (beneficiary) certified that the Terms and conditions and properly carried out by the said Mine owner and accordingly discharges this Guarantee.

We Andhra Bank, Dhone Further agree with the Government that the government shall have the fullest liberty without our consent and without affection in any manner our obligations here under to vary any of the Terms and Conditions of the said Agreement or to extend time of performance by the said mine owner from time to time or to postpone for any time or from time to time any of the powers exercisable by the Government against the said Mine Owner and to forbear or enforce any of the terms and conditions relating to the said Agreement and we shall not be relived from our liability by reason of any such variation or extension being granted to the said mine owner or for any forbearance act or omission on the part of the Government or any indulgence by the Government to the said mine owner or by any such matter or thing

Whatsoever which under the law relating to sureties would, but for the provision have effect of so relieving us.

The Guarantee will not be discharged due to the change in the constitution of the Bank or the Mine owner.

We, Andhra Bank , Dhone lastly undertake not to revoke this Guarantee During its currency except with the previous consent of the Government in writing.

Mot withstanding any thing contained herein.

a) Our liability under this Bank Guarantee shall not exceed Rs.11.00 lakhs (Eleven Lakhs o n ly .)

b) This Bank Guarantee shall be valid up to '

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I undertake that I shall within a period of 120 days from the date of approval of the Review of Mining Plan for my Nandavaram Limestone Mine over an extent of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) in Sy. No.s 511 (3.303 Hect.) of Nandavaram Village & Sy. No.1 (0.745 Hect) of Venkatapuram Village, Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh shall comply with the provision of Circular No. 510 of 2/2010 of Chief Controller of Mines, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur issued vide Lr. No.N11013/3MP/90-CCOMVOL- VII, Dated:6-04-2010.

Signature of the Lessee.

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(T.SREE RAMULU) SCHEDULE - A

1. The industry shall establish appropriate rainwater harvesting (RWH) structure/ structures on the available up-stream portion of the plant site. The industry can approach the state ground water authority, local municipal /urban development authorities and even private consultants to procure suitable design for these structures. If there is no land available in the industry premises, RWH structures must be raised on the roofs of administrative blocks or such buildings where sudden leakages or moisture in the air would not affect the quality of the process or product. 2. Trees shall be planted and maintained around the plant in an area at least 4 times the built up area of the industry. Green belt development shall be started along with the construction activity. 3. The industry shall construct and commission the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) and install Air pollution control equipment along with the commissioning of the industry. All the units of the ETP shall be impervious to prevent ground water pollution. 4. The industry shall treat the effluents to the on land for irrigation standards, stipulated under Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, as amended upto date, notified and published by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India as specified in schedule VI vide G.S.R.422 (E), dt.19.05.1993 as amended on 31.12.1993. 5. The industry shall discharge domestic effluents into septic tank followed by subsurface dispersion trenches. 6. Separate meters with necessary pipe-line shall be provided for assessing the quantity of water used for each of the purposes mentioned below. a) Industrial cooling, boiler feed. b) Domestic purposes. c) Processing, whereby water gets polluted and pollutants are easily bio-degradable. 7. The industry shall provide a sampling port with removable dummy of not less than 15 cm diameter in the stack at a distance of 8 times the diameter of the stack from the nearest constraint such as bends etc. The industry shall provide a platform with suitable ladder below 1 meter of sampling port to accommodate three persons with instruments. The industry shall also provide a 5 AMP 250V plug point on the platform. 8. Suitable automatic flow measuring devices and monitoring equipments shall be installed at appropriate points in consultation with Regional Officer, APPGB. 9. Floor washing shall be admitted into the effluent collection system only and shall not be allowed to find their way in storm drains or open areas. The applicant shall maintain good house keeping both within the factory and in the premises. All pipe valves, sewers, and drains shall be leak proof. 10. The industry shall implement the following rules and regulations notified by the MOE&F, GOI: a) Manufacture, storage and import of hazardous chemicals Rules, 1989. 11. There shall not be any perceptible odour outside the industry’s premises. 12. All the rules and regulations notified by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt, of India in respect of noise pollution control measures shall be followed to avoid nuisance to public. 13. The generator shall be installed in a closed area with a silencer and suitable noise absorption systems so as to comply the ambient noise level standard as mentioned below. The ambient noise level shall not exceed 75 d(B)A at a distance of 5 meters from the source. 14. The industry shall submit Environmental Statement by September of every year and this should s^so form a part of their annual report 15. The industry shah report progress on implementation of the project to this office and Regional Office, A. P. Pollution. Control Board regularly. 1.6. The applicant shall obtain Gonsents for operation regularly from APPCB, as required Under Sec.25/26 of the Water (P&C of P) Act, 1974 and under sec.21/22 of the Air (P&C of P) Act, 1981, for operation of ttie industry, before starting.trial production. The Consent for Operation will be accorded only after ensuring compliance of all the conditions stipulated in.this order. 17. The applicant shall-comply with and carry out conditions issued by the Board in this consent order scrupulously. The applicant is liable for legal action as per the provisions of the relevant Acts in ease of non-compliance of any conditions of the consent order. IS. Notwithstanding anytnmg contained in this conditional letter of consent the Board hereby reserves its right and power Under Sec.27(2) of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Under Sec 21(4) of Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 to review any of s | all the conditions imposed herein and to make such alternation as deemed fit and stipulate any additional conditions for the purpose of the Act by the Board. 19. The applicant shall exhibit the consent of the Board in the factoiy premises at a conspicuous place for the information of the inspecting officers of different departments. A The industry is liable to pay compensation for any environmental damage caused by it, as fixed tSjjthe Collector and District Magistrate as civil liability

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21. The industry should comply with Ambient Air Quality Standards of PMio (Particulate Matter Size less than 1G pg) -100 pg/M3 ; PM 2,s (Particulate Matter Size less than 2.5 gg)-60 jig/M3 > SOa-80 pg/M3 ; NOx-80 pg/M3 ; Carbon Monoxide (CO) - 02 pg/M3 on the boundary of the industry. Noise Levels:. Day time (06.00 A.M to 10.00 P.M.) - 75 dB (A) Night time (10.00 P.M to 06.00 MM.) - 70 dB (A)

JOINT CH NTAL ENGINEER ZON. FFICE, KURNOOL.

SCHEDULE - B

1. Industry shall dump the over burden soil on their mine leased area and shall be used for reclamation of the mine pit area. 4 1 . Industry shall plant the saplings on the over burden soil to avoid run-off' during rainy season and shall maintain green cover in all seasons throughout their lease period. • 3. Industry shall take all safety precautions while carrying out mining operations and follow the IBM Rules. 4. Non - Operative dumps shall be subjected to technical and biological reclamation. 5. Plantation over and around over-burden dumps to be grown to ensure stability of slopes and prevention of dust by wind action. 6. Wetting of surface of over burden dumps to be regularly practiced. 7. Industry shall construct required number of retaining walls to provide stability to the dump's. 1 8. Industry shall practice the spraying of water on haulage roads and approach roads (Road connecting Main Road to mining area) to avoid dust nuisance to the fields adjacent to the roads. 9. Industry shall cover the lorries transporting Lime Stone with tarpaulin sheets to. avoid dust nuisance during transportation. 10.Industry shall plant required number of locally available and locally suitable species all along the either side of the approach roads to avoid dust nuisance to the adjacent fields located on either side of the approach roads. 11.Industry has to construct a concrete check dam at the bottom of hillock to store the water for the use of farmers and as well as to raise the. groundwater table in the area. . 12. Industry has to construct the check dams, garland bund and so as to avoid being carried away of lime stone during the rainy season. 13.Industry shall adopt dust suppression methods to control the dust pollution" generated during drilling, loading & transportation to avoid dust nuisance to the surroundings areas. . 14.Industry shall develop greenbelt all along the haulage roads & in open areas. 15.Industry shall take all necessary dust suppression measures to avoid dust nuisance to the surrounding areas as Verikatapuram is at a distance of about 1.0 KM.

JOINT CHIEF E! ZONAL OFFICE,/KURNOOL. To M /s. T. Sreeramulu (Lime Stone Mine 4.048 Ha.,) D.No.7-15-7, Near Court, Dhone Kurnool Dist.

USB ANDHRA PRADESH POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD ^ --- ZONAL OFFICE 1st Floor, Shankar Shopping Complex, Krishna Nagar Main Road, KURNOOL. A.RAMCHAND, Phone : 236912, 2333 p .Joint Chief Environmental Engineer, FAX : GS518 - 233619

CONSENT ORDER FOR ESTABLISHMENT UNDER CERTIFIC I B O F POSTING Order No.KOT.-2G5/PCB/ZOK/C.Estt/201Q- \ Bated B.0.Q9.303.0

Sub:- PCB-ZO-KNL-GFE- M/s. T. Sreeram ulu (Eime Stone M inej-4.048 Ha., Sy.No. 511 of Nandavaram (V) and Sy.No.l of Vcnkatapuratn (V), Banaganapalli (M), Kurnool Dist. -Consent for Establishment (GEE) Order of the Board under Sec.25 of Water (P & G of P) Act, 1974 and under Sec.21 of Air [P & C of P) Act, 1981- Order- Issued- Keg.

Ref;- 1. Industry’s CPE application received on 01.Q7.2010. 2. R.O. Lr. No. K-PCB/RO/KNL/CFE/2010-362, DT:07.07.2010 3.Industry’s letter received on 16.07.2010. 4. Industry’s application resubmitted on 09.09.201.0 5. CFE Committee meeting held on 24.09.2010 at Z0, Kurnool

1) In the reference 1st cited, you have submitted an application seeking Consent for Establishment (CFE) order of the Board to set up a plant to manufacture the following products with installed capacities as mentioned below, with a total project cost of Rs. 19.0 Lakhs.______| Sl.No. Name of the Product Capacity 1. Open cast mining of Lime Stone 13,750 TPA As per your application, you are locating the industry at Sy.No. §11 of Nandavaram S'] ant. Sy.No.l of Venkatapurarn (V), Banaganapalli (M), Kurnool Dist. 2] The above site was inspected by Environmental Engineer &' Assistant EnvirBiimer.tal Engineer, A.P. Pollution Control Board, Regional Office, Kurnool on 17 07.2ftID fe 19.09.2010. and found that it is surrounded by ;

N orth : Mine lease areas E ast ; Mine lease area followed by Hillocks W est : Mine lease areas S ou th : Mine lease areas.

3) The Board, after careful scrutiny of the application and verification report of Regional Office, hereby, issues CONSENT FOR ESTAULISHMENT(CFE) to your INDUSTRY under section 25 of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and under Section it 1 of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the rules made there under. This order is issued to manufacture the product mentioned at para (1) only. 4) This order is issued from pollution control point of vie\,v only. Zoning and other regulations are not considered. 5) This consent order is valid for a period of 5 years from the date of issue. However if the industry goes in for trial/regular production within the stipulated period of 5 years, tneo the industry should apply for CFO of the Board without fail. 6) This Consent Order now issued is subject to the conditions mentioned in Schedule ‘A’ and Schedule ‘R’. k / f /j

Enel: Schedule ‘A’ & ‘B’. JOINT CHIEF Sl^WcmMEriTMi^GINEER, zo n a l Of f i c e , k u r n o o l . To / M/s, T. Sreeramulu {Lime Stone Mine 4.04S H a.,) D.No.7-15-7, Near Court, Dhone Kurnool Dint. .

Copy to: 1. The Member Secretary’, APPGB, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad lor kind inionr 7. The EE, APPCB, RO, Kurnool for information and for taking nesessav y jm 3. Stock file. • r f W .

E - S ie 2SC Kt.ruocl 1171) h CERTIFICATE

1. Certified that the Review of Mining Plan is prepared under Rule 17 f&) of MCR '2016 for Nandavaram Limestone Mine over an area of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) of T. Sree Ramulu in Sy. No.511 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, A.P. 2. Certified that the provisions of MCDR, 2017 have been observed in preparation of Review of Mining Plan for Nandavaram Limestone Mine over an area of 4.048 Hectares (10.00 Acres) of T. Sree Ramulu in Sy. No.505 of Nandavaram & Sy. No.l of Venkatapuram (V), Banaganapalli Mandal, Kurnool District, A.P. and wherever specific permissions are required, the Lessee will approach the concerned authorities of Indian Bureau of Mines for obtaining permissions.

The information furnished in the Review of Mining Plan is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Date: 31-07-2017

Place: Hyderabad. (E.V.NARESH KUMAR)

Qualified Person