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CHAPTER 1. 1.0 General Information About Lessee/Licensee A) Name & Address of the Lessee Mr CHAPTER 1. 1.0 General information about lessee/Licensee a) Name & address of the lessee Mr. Ab. Ahad Wani S/O Mohd. Munawar Wani. R/O: Kalarooch A/P: Drugmulla Kupwar (J&K) Registered office: Kalarooch A/P: Drugmulla Kupwara (J&K) b) Status of the applicant Private Individual. c) Name & address of the RQP preparing the mining plan Gulam Nabi Chowdry, Abdul Majid Mir 05/DGM/RQP/2017 11/DGM/RQP/2017 9419086373, 9419458699 1.1 Details of the Mining Lease Letter of intent in favour of M/S Ab. Ahad Wani. S/O Mohd. Munawar Wani R/O Kalarooch A/P: Drugmulla Kupwar (J&K) has been issued by the Director Geology & Mining vide his communication No. 676/MCC/DGM/Block-09/Kup/18/6680-84 dated 04-01-2018 for grant of Mining lease of Minor mineral Block, Check Drugmula to Kalaruch Upstream Pohru Nallah District Kupwara covering an area 9.40 hectares (Including prohibited area). This Minor mineral block is located in Check Drugmula Tehsil & District Kupwara. Details of the minor mineral block with Khasra number is given below: Table-1 S.NO Village Name Khasra No. Type Hectares 1.0 Check ---- Nallah, Muck, 9.40 Drugmula Boulders, Bajri 1 a) Name of Mineral Minor Mineral including boulders, cobbles, pebbles, sand and Nallah muck is contained in the lease area. b) Description Report of the mining lease/ Quarry license with plan (enclose copy of sanction order/ lease deed/ license) Director Geology & Mining vide his communication No. 676/MCC/DGM/Block- 09/Kup/18/6680-84 dated 04-01-2018 (Annexure-I), issued letter of intent in favour of the successful bidder for submission of Mining Plan and Environment clearance within 6 months so that lease is granted in his favour for the Block Check Drugmula to Kalaruch Upstream Pohru Nallah District Kupwara covering an area 9.40 hectares. The survey and demarcation/identification was carried out by the Geology and Mining Deptt. Along with the J&K Govt. before the same was put to open auction. Pohru Nallah which flows from North west to South east. Lease area is on the downstream side away from the North east of Kalaruch. The coordinates and index of the plan show deviations however the Mine plan has been prepared on the basis of Index. The nallah area allotted vide above referred LOI falls within the boundary corners A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J&K between longitude 740 16’01.44” – 74016’38.07”. and Latitude 34029’56.29” – 340 29’31.18”. c) Key plan of area Key plan is enclosed as plate-2. d) Location map of the mining lease showing the details of the approach roads up to the mine. Lease area can be approached from Check drugmula Bridge on state highway and at a distance of 85mts. It can also be approached from two small half a km kachha roads east of Check Drugmula. Lease area is shown on the key plan Plate: 02 It forms a part of G.T. sheet no’s J/7 Area is located between following Latitude and longitudes: Latitude – 34029’56.29” – 340 29’31.18”. Longitude-740 16’01.44” – 74016’38.07”. 2 Details of mining lease Near villagers- The area is located around the village, Check drugmula and Kalaruch. Tehsil- Kupwara District- Kupwara State- J&K. Khasra number- The intikhab girdawari and khasra plan as provided by the lessee indicates title of the lease area as Khasra No: --- state land measuring a total of 185.83 kanals and the instant area is only 9.40 hectares or around 186 kanals. Status of land – State land. Area - 9.40 hectares. Period – Validity period is 5 year. e) Revenue map of sanctioned area The intikhabe girdawari and khasra plan of the area issued by concerned patwari copy is enclosed as Annexure 3 & 3A. f) Infrastructure facilities: Nearest railway station Local railway station baramulla Police station baramulla Post office Goose Medical facilities Health center is located at Goose. Electricity The surrounding villages are electrified. Education facilities Primary & Higher education facilities are already available around Goose. Mode of transportation of mineral Minor mineral will be transported by hired trucks/Tippers/tractors. Loaded Vehicles will travel on Kuccha road made for plying of trucks/Tippers/tractors, for a short distances of 0.5 to 1 kms and then on district road. g) No. of Existing Mining Pits, their dimension and locations Minor mineral is the critical component in construction activities. Presently the mineral is permitted to be removed by Geology & Mining department through short term permits. Royalty and other dues are collected by Government at various outlets called check posts. Activities are confined to various locations along the Nallah course. The 3 area where from the Nallah muck/bajri etc is proposed to be collected covers the boundaries along nallah section A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J&K in Minor mineral Block Check Drugmula to Kalaruch Upstream Pohru Nallah District Kupwara Physiography and Drainage Lease area is gently dipping towards North west to south-east indicating the flow direction of nallah. The nallah is usually dry, with menial flow to perennial flow. It has a wide flood plain comprising mostly of nallah muck/bajri/boulders etc at places the maximum width of the nallah is more than 700-1000 mtrs. The Highest elevation is 1605m at boundary E and lowest elevation is 1603m at boundary K. The flow of the nallah from E to K is from Noth west to South east. The climate of the area is cold in winter and moderate in the summer with the temperature going subzero in harsh winters from December to February and around 28 to 32 degrees in summers from April onwards to September. The average mean annual rainfall is 62mm. 4 CHAPTER-2 2.0 GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION 2.a) Describe briefly the general topography explaining whether it is a plain land or a hilly Area and local geology, of the Mineral deposit within the leasehold. Attach a geological plan on 1:1000 /1:2000 scale with 3-10 m. contour interval. 2.a.1 PHYSIOGRAPHY Nallah Pohru Area is marked on cadastral map. The Area is almost flat. General slope of the Area is towards West to North East. Lease area is gently dipping towards North-East to south-West indicating the flow direction of nallah. The nallah is usually dry, with menial flow perennial flow. It has a wide flood plain comprising mostly of nallah muck/bajri/boulders etc at places the maximum width of the nallah is more than 700- 1000 mtrs. The Highest elevation is 1644m at boundary A and lowest elevation is 1630m at boundary J. The flow of the nallah from A to J is from North East to South West. a) REGIONAL GEOLOGY The over-all the whole area comprises of rock units from various geological formations described as under:- Sr. No. Formation Lithology Age 1 Alluvium and Unconsolidated clay, Recent river terrace silt, sand and pebble 2 Karewas Lacustrine deposits of Pleistocene to alluvial beds of loose Recent sand, pebble, clay and silts. 3 Triassic Limestone, shale, Triassic Upper siliceous limestone, Middle sandstone, quartzite Lower 4 Zewans Limestone and shale’s Permo- Carboniferous 5 Panjal traps Basaltic lava flows Upper Carboniferous 6 Cambrian Silurian Predominantly shales, Cambrian to slates, quartzitic Silurian limestone. 5 The Kupwara area comprises of a number of valleys surrounded by moderate to high mountains. Hard mountain formations mainly contain Cambrio-Silurian and Permo-Carboniferrous formations comprising of Slates, Shale, Limestone, Quartzite, and Marble and agglomeratic Slates and Trap of Panjal Volcanic origin. The Karewas of Plio- Plistocen age mainly comprises of clay, Silt and Sand with occasional boulder beds. The Karewas of Nichame in the district Kupwara contains around 9 million tonnes of lignite deposits also. The beds of Nallas, rivers, their tributaries besides their flood plains are mainly composed of Clay, Silt, Sand, pebble, Cobbles and boulders of recent age. These deposits are erosional components carried by flowing water and replenish able too. Local Geology. The applied area comprises mainly rive/nallah course and their flood plains running in NW-SE direction. The Nallah Pohru that originates from the NN-W Mountain ranges of district Kupwara form main drain in the area and is the main agent of erosion and sedimentation in the Kupwara-Khumerial valley. During heavy rains and flush floods this Nallah transports heavy sedimentary loads from the mountainous areas and as soon as it enters the Kupwara-Khumerial plains it discharges maximum of its heavy loads along its course. It has given rise to intense meandering and oxbow lacks along its course. The deposited material, recent in age, mainly consists of pebbles, boulders, cobbles, sand and silt. There is a continuous process of transportation and deposition of these deposits along this Nallah course; hence there removal is important to safeguard from the floods and for regulating of the Nallah course. The Nallah on either side is surrounded by the flood plains which are to the maximum utilized for the Agricultural purpose beside for human habitation. In general the Nallah at the proposed lease site is a River/Nallah plain containing recent sediments viz sand, pebbles, cobbles, boulders, silt etc which are replenish able and their extraction and removal is important for the safety of surrounding areas against floods and for regulation of Nallah course.. b) Describe briefly prospecting/exploration work done to date viz. geological mapping with the evidence already existing about the Mineral deposit in the Area or in the vicinity.
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