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Pre – Feasibility Report PRE – FEASIBILITY REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS S. No. Content 1.0 Executive Summary 2.0 Introduction of Project and Background Information 3.0 Project Description 4.0 Site Analysis 5.0 Planning Brief 6.0 Proposed Infrastructure 7.0 Rehabilitation & Resettlement 8.0 Project Schedule 9.0 Analysis of Proposal Annexure Plates 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Particulars Details Project Name Hudo Ki Dhani Gypsum Permit Area Location Near Village – Hudo Ki Dhani, Tehsil- Baytoo & District – Barmer, (Rajasthan) Latitude 25°57'10.60"N To 25°57'13.90"N Longitude 71° 36'28.90"E To 71° 36'33.10"E Toposheet No. 40O/9 & 40N/12 Total Permit area 0.5278 hectare Mineable Reserves 8709 MT Capacity Proposed production – 3484 TPA of Gypsum Life of mine -- Ultimate depth of mining 100 mRL Estimated project cost 08.00 Lac. EMP Cost 0.50 Lac / annum Power Requirement No electricity is required. Fuel Requirement 0.5 KLD DG Set No Highest and Lowest Elevation S. No. Particulars Elevation (mRL) 1. Highest 102 2. Lowest 101 Land use Pvt. Agriculture Land Nearest Habitation/ Town Hudo Ki Dhani village, about 3.0 km in WNW direction from the Permit Area. Nearest Airport Airport – Jodhpur about 142 km in ENE direction from the Permit area. Nearest Highway SH – 40, about 16 km in E direction from the Permit area. NH-112, about 9 km in S direction from the Permit area. Nearest Railway Station Nearest Railway Station is Baytoo Railway station about – 17 km in SSE direction from the Permit area. Power Supply Hudo Ki Dhani village, about 3.0 km in WNE direction from the Permit Area. Nearest Telephone Hudo Ki Dhani village, about 3.0 km in WNE direction from the Permit Area.. Nearest Dispensary and Govt. Hudo Ki Dhani village, about 3.0 km in WNE Hospital direction from the Permit Area. Educational Facility Hudo Ki Dhani village, about 3.0 km in WNE direction from the Permit Area. Water Demand and Supply 1.50 KLD Nearest Tourist Places None within the study area Defense Installations None within the study area Archeological Features None within the study area Ecological Sensitive Zones -- Nearest Streams/ Rivers/ Water -- Bodies (from mine boundary) Seismic Zone Seismic zone – II. 2. INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT /BACKGROUND INFORMATION The LOI (Letter of Intent) vide letter no. ME/BAD./GYPSUM/ STP/2017-18/961 on dated 26/12/2017 issued in favor of Shri Sida Ram S/o Shri. Moola Ram, Near Village Paruoni Meghawalon Ki Dhani, Hudo ki Dhani (Kosariya), Tehsil – Baytoo, District – Barmer, (Raj.) Pin – 344035, for Hudo Ki Dhani Gypsum Permit Area, Near Village – Hudo Ki Dhani, Tehsil – Baytoo, District – Barmer, (Raj.), Total Permit Area – 0.5278 Hect, Khasra No. 496/303 . Refer Annexure No. - I Copy of Letter of Intent (LOI) Refer Annexure No. II: Copy of Jamabandi & Khasra Map 2.1 Identification of the project and project proponent Name of the Project - Hudo Ki Dhani Gypsum Permit Area Location - Near Village – Hudo Ki Dhani Tehsil - Baytoo Distt. - Barmer (Rajasthan) Proposed Production - 3484 TPA of Gypsum Total Mine Area - 0.5278 hectare (Pvt. Agriculture Land) Applicant Address R/o. Near Village Paruoni Meghawalon Ki Dhani, Shri Sida Ram Hudo ki Dhani (Kosariya), S/o Shri. Moola Ram Tehsil – Baytoo, District – Barmer, (Raj.) Pin – 344035 2.2 Brief description of the nature of the project: Permit area of Gypsum is new Permit area 0.5278 hectare (Pvt. Agriculture Land), Near Village – Hudo Ki Dhani, Tehsil- Baytoo & District –Barmer, Rajasthan. Mining will be carried out by semi - mechanized opencast method. Loading of mineral is being done with the help of Trucks Through road transportation. Proposed production is 3484 TPA of Gypsum. 2.3 Need for the project and its importance to the country and or region: The basic objective of the project is to effective utilization of mineral in the country or region. Gypsum is the world's most commonly used in, flooring, road construction, tiles, cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Farmers use gypsum powder as a direct fertilizer for reconditioning of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. 2.4 Demands-supply gap: There is large demand of Gypsum, flooring, road construction, tiles, building cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Farmers use gypsum powder as a direct fertilizer for recondition of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. 2.5 Imports vs. indigenous production There will be no import for the project. There will be indigenous inputs in the entire mining activity. 2.6 Export possibility It is mineral to be procured from local market. No export is feasible. The mineral will be used in flooring, road construction, building cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Farmers use gypsum powder as a direct fertilizer for recondition of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. 2.7 Domestic/export markets There is demand of Gypsum for flooring, cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Gypsum powder is used by farmers as a direct fertilizer for reconditioning of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. 2.8 Employment generation (direct or indirect due to the project) 5 people are employed. Most of the people are employs from nearby villages. 3.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3.1 Type of project including interlinked and interdependent projects: The project is mining unit of Gypsum in the permit area of 0.5278 hectare (Pvt. Agriculture Land), near village – Hudo Ki Dhani, Tehsil- Baytoo & District – Barmer, Rajasthan, It is proposed to produce 3484 TPA of Gypsum. No Interlinked or Interdependent project. Product from this mine is used in flooring, , cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Farmers use gypsum powder as a direct fertilizer for reconditioning of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. 3.2 Location (Location map & Key plan is attached as Plate no. I & II respectively). State : Rajasthan District : Barmer Tehsil : Baytoo Near Village : Hudo Ki Dhani The entire project area is 0.5278 hectare. (Pvt. Agriculture Land) Google images of the Permit lease Area TOPO-SHEET NO. WITH LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE The Permit area forms a part of Survey of India Topo-sheet no. 40O/9 & 40N/12 The Permit area is situated between Latitudes 25°57'10.60"N To 25°57'13.90"N & Longitudes 71° 36'28.90"E To 71° 36'33.10"E The Permit area is about 3.0 km away from Hudo Ki Dhani Village in WNW direction. District Headquarter Barmer is about 29 km in SSW direction from the Permit area. The highest and lowest elevation of the mining area is – S. No. Particulars Elevation (mRL) 1. Highest 102 2. Lowest 101 3.3 Details of Alternate Site Considered and the Basis of Selecting the Proposed Site, Particularly the Environmental Considerations Gone Into should be Highlighted: Mining is site-specific project hence no alternate site is considered. 3.4 Size/Magnitude of Operation It is proposed to produce 3484 TPA of Gypsum from the Permit area of 0.5278 hectare by open cast semi - mechanized method of mining. 3.5 Project description with process details: It is a mining project of Gypsum from the Permit area of 0.5278 hectare, situated at near village – Hudo Ki Dhani, Tehsil- Baytoo & District – Barmer, Rajasthan. Proposed production is 3484 TPA of Gypsum. The mineral produced here is used in, building, domestic construction, cement industries as a binding material and the gypsum is also using for manufacturing of plaster of paris (P .O.P) for interior decorative work. Gypsum powder is used by farmers as a direct fertilizer for reconditioning of alkali soil for reducing the alkalinity and improving crop productivity. The method of mining is opencast Semi-mechanized method. Mining Method:- The mineral Gypsum is overlain by private agriculture land so for the exploitation of mineral there is requirement of removal of the over burden and stack soil cover separately at the appropriate location. Since the deposit occurs at a depth of 1.0m and the average thickness 0.75 mt and sufficient to mineable. Semi mechanized open cast mining is the suitable method for removal of Gypsum. The Removal of Gypsum will be carried out as per requirement. The overburden and mineral will be excavated with the help of excavator. Overburden will be removed and transportation of Gypsum from permit area pit to tractors and Trucks. The overburden is unconsolidated and alluvium sand. The mineralized bed is massive and homogeneous easily extractable with help of excavator. In view the above drilling and blasting of rock would not be required. Machineries for removal of Gypsum will arranged on hire basis by applicant. Detail of production and dispatch of gypsum:- It is not huge practice and removal of gypsum will be done only up to 01 mt depth from surface. Gypsum is surface deposit and excavation will be done as per demand. As per demand mineral will be mined out and dispatched directly to user industries. Drilling:- In gypsum mining no drilling is required. Blasting:- In Gypsum mining blasting is not required.
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