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Minor Mineral Quarry Details: Devikulam Taluk, Idukki District Minor Mineral Quarry details: Devikulam Taluk, Idukki District Sl.No Code Mineral Rock type Village Owner Operator AS Saleeve, Anandavilasom, AS Saleeve, Anandavilasom, Kambiline, 1 303 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Anaviratty Kambiline, Anaviratty. Anaviratty. 2 298 Dimension Stone Pink Granite Kanthalloor Ms. Ajanta Granites TPSaji, Thoombayil, Perumbavur, 3 299 Dimension Stone Granite Gneiss Kanthalloor Govt land Ernakulam. EJ Varkichan, Edassery, Periyar Club 4 300 Dimension Stone Pink Granite Kanthalloor Govt land road, Desam, Alwaye. Kanniyappan, S/o Muthumanian, Kanniyappan, S/o Muthumanian, 5 301 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kanthalloor Machinavayal, Kanthallur. Machinavayal, Kanthallur. Abbas, S/o Pichai Rawther, 6 302 Granite(Building Stone) Biotite Gneiss Kanthalloor Thankachan T, Vattavaylil, Marayur. Machinavayal, Kanthallur. Sylvester Luiz, KDHP Company Ltd, 7 287 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH KDHP Company Ltd, Munnar. Munnar. Sylvester Luiz, KDHP Company Pvt. Ltd, 8 288 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite KDH KDHP Company Pvt. Ltd, Munnar. Munnar. Sylvester Luiz, KDH Company Pvt Ltd, 9 289 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH KDH Company Pvt Ltd, Munnar. Munnar. 10 290 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH Govt land Selvaraj, Manale. 11 291 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH Govt land not known 12 292 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH Govt land Johny, Vattakkattu, Chithirapuram. M.C. Mathew, Mullappillil, M.C. Mathew, Mullappillil, Kunchithanny, 13 293 Granite(Building Stone) Granite KDH Kunchithanny, Idukki. Idukki. S. Chandrababu, Baby Vilasom, S. Chandrababu, Baby Vilasom, Pious 14 295 Granite(Building Stone) Granite Gneiss Keezhathoor Pious Nasgar, Marayur. Nasgar, Marayur. Chandra babu, Baby Vilasom, Chandra babu, Baby Vilasom, Pious 15 296 Granite(Building Stone) Granite Gneiss Keezhathoor Pious Nagar, Marayur. Nagar, Marayur. Chandra babu, Baby Vilasom, Chandra babu, Baby Vilasom, Pious 16 297 Granite(Building Stone) Granite Gneiss Keezhathoor Pious Nagar, Marayur. Nagar, Marayur. MM Varghese, Molel, Thokkupara, 17 329 Granite(Building Stone) Charnockite Kunjithanni Govt land Anachal, Chithirapuram. Suresh, S/o Sankaran Nair, Gopalakrishna 18 330 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni Govt. land Bhavan, Chithirapuram PO, Anachal Kunchithanny. Raman Narayanan, Kuzhippallil, Anachal, 19 331 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni Govt land Chithirapuram. 20 332 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni not known not known Thomas Paul, Poomolel, 21 333 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni Thomas Paul, Poomolel, Chengalam. Chengalam. VT Johny, Vattakattuveettil, 22 334 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni Joy, Poovanmolel, Chengalam. Chithirapuram. Sukumaran Nair, Gopalakrishna Bhavan, 23 335 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Kunjithanni Mohammad, Melayil, Chengalam. Chithirapuram. 24 336 Granite(Building Stone) Biotite Gneiss Kunjithanni Sunny, Mylikunthal, Chengalam. Vasudevan, Kuzhipalliyil, Chengalam. 25 304 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Kuriakose, Thombra, Valara. Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakkudiyil, Adimali. 26 305 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Meeran, Pallummoottil, Valara. Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakkudiyil, Adimali. 27 306 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom James, Kaithakachalil, Valara. Baby Joseph, Ancheril, Valara. Bavani Amma, Kavilazhakath, 28 307 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakkudiyil, Adimali. Valara PO. Mohanakumar, LakshamVeedu, VM Joy, Vilayil Veedu, Valara PO , 29 308 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Valara. Adimali. Abraham Abraham, Korumadathil, VC Baby, Valiyaparambil, Kumbanpara, 30 309 Granite(Building Stone) Biotite Gneiss Mannamkandom Adimali Adimali. 31 310 Granite(Building Stone) Biotite Gneiss Mannamkandom Mani, Korumadathil, Adimali. VC Baby, Valiyaparambil, Adimali. 32 311 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom 33 312 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Johnson, Chakkumkudiyil, Valara. Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakudiyil, Adimali. Johnson/Valsalan, 34 313 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakudiyil, Adimali. Chakkumkudiyil, Valara. Paul Mathew, Kuttichirakudiyil, 35 314 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Mathai, Chakkumkudiyil, Valara. Machiplavu. KJ Joseph, Koonamparayil, 36 317 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom KJ Joseph, Koonamparayil, Keerithode. Keerithode. KJ Joseph, Koonamparayil, 37 318 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom KJ Joseph, Koonamparayil, Keerithode. Keerithode. Shobi, Kunduparambil, 38 321 Granite(Building Stone) Biotite Gneiss Mannamkandom Babu P Kuriakose, Pallathukudy, Adimali. Kumbanpara. Annamma Joseph, Annamma Joseph, Konduparambil, 39 322 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Mannamkandom Konduparambil, Kumbanpara. Kumbanpara. Babiloo P John, Paramundayil, Babiloo P John, Paramundayil, Tokkupara, 40 327 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Pallivasal Tokkupara, Adimali Adimali. NS Rajendran, Neernanickal, NS Rajendran, Neernanickal, 41 320 Granite(Building Stone) Charnockite Vellathooval Kumbanparea. Kumbanparea. Babu P Kuriakose, Pallathukuy, 42 323 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Vellathooval Babu P Kuriakose, Pallathukuy, Adimali. Adimali. Yohanan , Koshappillil, S. 43 324 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Vellathooval Johnson, Koshappillil, S. Kathippara. Kathippara. Devassia, Sankaramadayil, 44 325 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Vellathooval Raju, Sankaramadayil, Kallarkutty. Kallarkutty. 45 326 Granite(Building Stone) Migmatite Vellathooval not known Kunjumon, Valiyaparambil, Adimali.
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