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Government of India Ministry of Mines GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MINES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1067 TO BE ANSWERED ON 4TH MARCH, 2015 MINERAL BASED PLANTS IN MAHARASHTRA 1067. SHRI RAMDAS ATHAWALE: Will the Minister of MINES be pleased to state: (a) the State-wise and location-wise details of mineral-based plants in the country, particularly in the State of Maharashtra as on date; (b) whether there is a likelihood of establishing more mineral-based units during the current plan period; and (c) if so, the details of mineral-based plants proposed to be established in various States? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR MINES AND STEEL (SHRI VISHNU DEO SAI) (a) to (c): Details of mineral-based plants in the country and information on establishing more mineral-based units is not centrally maintained. However, as per information made available by the Government of Maharashtra, the details of mineral based plants existing and likely to be established in the State of Maharashtra are given at Annexure I and II respectively. ***** Annexure I referred in reply to Rajya Sabha unstarred question number 1067 for reply on 04.03.2015 regarding ‘mineral based plants in Maharashtra’ asked by Shri Ramdas Athawale Mineral Organisation Plant Location Capacity Mineral area/ & District Deposit Coal MSEB Thermal Koradi 1080MW Based on coal Power Stations Khaparkheda, 1340MW deposit of Nagpur, MAHAGENCO Dist. Nagpur Chandrapur and Durgapur 2340MW Yavatmal Districts Ballarshah, Dist. 22.50MW Chandrapur Paras, Dist. 500MW Akola Bhusaval, Dist. 920MW Jalgaon Eklahara, Dist. 630MW Nasik Parli, Dist. Beed 1130MW Limestone M/s ACC Ghugus, Dist. 5.60 Lacs Based on Limestone (for Chandrapur metric tonne per deposit of Sindola- Cement year Paramdoh Dist. Plant) Yavatmal M/s L&T Palgaon, Dist. 3 million metric Based on Limestone (Ultratech Chandrapur tonne per year deposit of Awarpur- Cements) Bakhardi Dist. Chandrapur M/s Manikgarh Gadchandur, 2 million metric Based on Limestone Cement Dist. tonne per year deposit of Naokari- Chandrapur Kusumbi, Dist. Chandrapur Ambuja Cement Upparwahi, 3 million metric Based on Limestone Dist. tonne per year deposit of Chandur- Chandrapur Thutra and Pimpalgaon- Lakhamapur, Dist. Chandrapur Murli Industries Naranda, Dist. 3 million metric Sangoda, Naranda, Ltd. Chandrapur tonne per year Zoting, Nandgaon, Chedvai Bauxite M/s Indian Belgaum, Aluminium Aluminium Co. Karnataka 73,000 tonnes Based on Bauxite (HINDALCO) per year deposits of Kalva, Dist. Aluminium Kolhapur district Thane sheet fabrication & foil rolling mill Iron ore M/s Sunflag Iron Warthi, Dist. 2 lacs metric Partially utilises & Steel Co. Ltd. Bhandara tonne per year iron ore from state Mils Alloy & Steel Rolled Product M/s Jindal Strips Raigad 2 lacs metric Ltd tonne per year (sponge iron) M/s Lloyds Steel Bhugaon, Dist. 1.2 lacs metric Ltd Wardha tonne per year (Steel) M/s Maharashtra Chandrapur 50,000 tonne Elektrosmelt Ltd district per annum ferro manganese M/s Lloyds Metals Ghugus, Dist. Sponge iron 3 Partially utilises & Engg. Chandrapur lacs metric iron ore from state tonne per year M/s Gupta Ghugus, Dist. Sponge iron 1.2 Metallies Chandrapur lacs metric tonne per year M/s Gopani Iron Tadali, Dist. Sponge iron 4 Power India (Pvt. Chandrapur lacs metric Ltd) tonne per year M/s Ispat Kalmeshwar, Steel Sheet Roll Industries Ltd. Dist. Nagpur Plates Sinter (JSW) Dolvi Dist. making 3 lacs Raigad metric tonne per year Shri Virangana Ukarwahi, Dist. Sponge iron 3 Steel Ltd. Nagpur lacs metric (Topworth Urja & tonne per year Metals) Shri Chinteswar Ungaon, Dist. Sponge iron Steels Nagpur (0.60 lacs metric tonne per year) Grace Industries Tadali, Dist. Sponge iron Chadrapur (0.60 lacs metric tonne per year) Chaman Metallics Tadali, Dist. Sponge iron Pvt. Ltd Chadrapur (0.30 lacs metric tonne per year) Shri Sidhabali Tadali, Dist. Sponge iron Ispat Ltd. Chadrapur (0.90 lacs metric tonne per year) Manganese M/s Manganese Dongari BK Electrolytic Manganese deposit Ore (I) Ltd. Dist. Bhandara Manganese of Chikhla & Dioxide Dongari Bujurk Dist. Bhandara Annexure II referred in reply to Rajya Sabha unstarred question number 1067 for reply on 04.03.2015 regarding ‘Mineral based plants in Maharashtra’ asked by Shri Ramdas Athawale S. Plant Location & District Mineral area/ Deposit No. 1 Low grade Manganese Beneficiation Plant in Based on Mangnese ore leases Private Sector in Saoner Tehsil, Dist- Nagpur in nearby areas 2 Dolomite and Dolomitic Marble based Units in Based on dolomite and Ramtek and Parshivni Tehsil, Dist. Nagpur dolomitic marble deposits of nearby areas 3 Small Scale Limestone Kilns in Yeotmal and Wani- Based on Limestone deposits in Maregaon and Zarijamni areas of Yeotmal District Yeotmal district 4 Reliance Cement Plant in Vani area of Yeotmal Based on Limestone deposits of Dist. Yeotmal and Chandrapur district 5 Sponge Iron Plant in Mul MIDC area, Dist- Based on iron ore produced Chandrapur from nearby areas 6 Manganese dioxide and Silico Manganese Units in Based on Manganese deposits in the industrial area of Kalmeshwar, Hingna, Nagpur district Butibori, Tumsar, Saoner etc, Dist- Nagpur 7 Benificiation of low grade Magnetite Plant in Based on low grade iron ore and Sindhudurg Dist. ferrugeneous laterite of Sindhudurg district 8 Scope for Allumina plant-in Konkan/Western Based on bauxite deposits of region of Maharashtra districts Kolhapur, Raigad, Ratnagiri & Sindhudurg 9 Pig iron ore projects vidarbha region Based on iron ore deposits of Surjagarh area in Gadchiroli district 10 Scope for manufacturing industries based on quartz Based on Quartz & Quartzite in the State deposits in various district .
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