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Notice “District survey Report, Rajnandgaon” has prepared as per the terms and conditions of Appendix-10 of Notification No. S.O. 141 (A) New Delhi, 15 January, 2016 of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, introduced through the Enviornment (Protection) Act, 1986. The draft of District Survey Report, Rajnandgaon is placed on the website of the NIC, Rajnandgaon as well notice board of DEAC, Rajnandgaon for inviting comments/suggestions from the general public, persons and entities concerned. The last date for receipt of the comments/suggestions is 21 day from the publication of this Reprot i.e. 19 th June, 2016. The comments/suggestions may be sent by e-mail to the following ID: [email protected] It may kindly be ensured that the comments are sent on MS-Office Word file. Alternatively, comments/suggestions may also be sent by post to the following address: Member Secretary , District Level Expert Appraisal Committee (DEAC) Room No 41, Collectorate Building, Rajnandgaon -491 441 The envelope may kindly be super scribed on the top with :― "Comments/suggestions on the District Survey Report, Rajnandgaon". 2016 District Survey Report Rajnandgaon AS PER NOTIFICATION NO. S.O. 141(E) NEW DELHI, 15TH JANUARY, 2016 OF MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGY AND MINING MINERAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Govt. of Chhattisgarh Date: 30/05/2016 1 LOCATION AND COMMUNICATION MAP - RAJNANDGAON 2 1. Introduction Rajnandgaon district was carved out from Durg and came into existence on 26 January 1973.As per Survey of India's’ location sheet no.64 C,G,D, it exists from 20°07' to 21°50' north latitude and 80°29' to 81°13' east longitude. This district is surrounded by Kawardha in north, Durg & Balod in east, Kanker in south and Maharashtra in west, covering land area of 8022.5 sq. km. It is the largest district of the state and 2695.91 sq.km. area is under forest cover. District includes 9 tehsil and 1653 villages. Headquarter Rajnandgaon is located in the eastern corner of the district with Khairagarh,Gandai,Dongargarh,Dongargaon,Ambagarh Chowki, Mohla Manpur are the major towns of the district. Rajnandgoan is well connected by rail, road and air. Rajnandgoan railway station located at Howrah Mumbai railway line and by road N.H. 53 passing at mid of city. The nearest airport is in Raipur, 88 km from district headquarter. District survey report has been prepared as per the guidelines mentioned in appendix-10 of the notification No. S.O. 141 (E) New Delhi, 15 January, 2016 of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. This report has prepared by the Regional head, DGM Raipur as per instructions issued by the Director, Geology & Mining (C.G.), Raipur by its letter no. 5103-05/geology-1/f.no.11/2015-16, dated 22/04/2016. The report primarily is focused on the Geological Details i.e. minerals its occurrence, deposit and mining. Along with the mineral data, geographical and infrastructure information is also included. District Environment Impact Assessment Authority and District Environment Assessment Committee will utilize this report in favour of the environment concerned activities and act accordingly. Also this report will act as reference for the lease holders of minerals and those willing to apply for lease. 3 2. Overview of Mining Activity in the District Minerals of economic importance are found in Rajnandgaon mainly Iron ore, Limestone, Flourite, Quartz, Quartzite, Soapstone, Ochre, Clay etc. Building materials like aggregate, flooring stone, sand, murrom, brick clay are also found in enough quantity. Two Mines of iron ore, one for Godavari Power & Ispat Ltd. and the second for Sarda Energy & Minerals ltd. are functional in Boriya Tibbu and Dongarbore area. Limestone mine has been allotted to Jaiswal Necco at Khaira Bhatgaon. 76 quarries of limestone, useful for building material functional in Tekapar, Kalkasa, Baldeopur, Chaweli, Khapri, Dumrdihkala, Dumardi ahkhurd, Mudhipar, Joratarai, Ghorda, Arjuni, Deodongar etc. Similarly 4 stone quarries at Baghnara, Haedalkodo, Mohanpur and Khallari have been leased out. 13 quarries have been allotted for mining of soil to prepare brick at Dhiri, Ira, Bakal, Banhardi, Hardi, Bharregaon, Bhodiya, Ghorda, kirgi, chikhaldah and other villages. Out of 31 newely declared minor minerals, lease for 8 have been granted for quartz, quartzite, silicasand and china clay, white clay. 40 Sand Quarry on the bank of different rivers have been leased out at different villages for sand mining. 2 banks for runner moulding sand have also been granted at Bakal and Bharregaon village. Approximately 169.35 lakh Rupees royalty is earned from all minerals in the district, out of which 107.62 lakh from major minerals and 51.76 from minor minerals. 4 3. List of Mining Leases (Major Minerals) in the District with location, area and period of validity ¼i½ ftys esa [kfuiV~Vksa dh lwph %& ftyk&jktukanxkao vUrxZr fnukad 15 -05 -2016 dh fLFkfr esa Lohd`r [kfuiV~Vksa dh lwph %& jdck xzke dk dz [knku ekfyd dk uke [kfut [k-dz- rglhy fdLe Hkwfe vof/k ¼,dM+ esa½ uke 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 juj eksfYMax 'kkl- ¼ikuh ds 13.09.04 to 1 Jherh vpzZuk nkl 406 12.00 ckady jktukanxkWo ls.M uhps½ 12.09.34 esllZ lqtkrk 'kkl- ¼ikuh ds 05.03.95 to 2 eksfYMax ls.M 910 7.00 HkjsZxkao jktukanxkWo Mkdfy;k uhps½ 04.03.15 es- tk;loky fuDdks [kSjk & 07.03.98 to 3 pwuk iRFkj 450 11.50 jktukanxkWo 'kkl- ¼?kkal½ fyfe- HkVxkao 06.03.18 110.00 compartment es- xksnkojh ikWoj ,.M Hec cksfj;k frCcw 15.03.10 to 4 vk;ju vksj No. p.535 ekuiqj [kaMxkao ou jsat bLikr fyfe0 jk;iqj 272.00 ou{ks= 14.03.30 P.536 Acr 80.710 'kkjMk ,uthZ ,oa Com. no. 537 Hec 15.05.02 to 5 vk;ju vksj Mksaxjcksj ekuiqj ou Hkwfe feujYl fyfeVsM part 199.00A 14.05.32 cr 5 (ii) List of Quarry Lease in the district with location, area and period of validity jdck dz [knku ekfyd dk uke [kfut [k-dz- xzke dk uke rglhy fdLe Hkwfe vof/k ¼,dM+ esa½ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 1 nhid 'kekZ pwuk iRFkj 320/14, 15 4.55 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 12.08.13 to 11.08.18 2 Jh HkkxhjFkh pdz/kkjh pwuk iRFkj 166 3.75 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 14.12.11 to ¼igkM+ 13.12.16 pV~Vku½ Hkwfe 3 Jh HkkxhjFkh pdz/kkjh pwuk iRFkj 166 1.60 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 04.01.11 to ¼igkM+ 03.01.21 pV~Vku½ Hkwfe 4 Jh foDVj fjfiz"V;ku pwuk iRFkj 164 Part 1.50 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 01.06.11 to ¼igkM+ 31.05.16 pV~Vku½ Hkwfe 5 Jh larks"k dqekj pwuk iRFkj 165/4 part 3.00 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 07.07.11 to yksgkuh ¼?kkal½ Hkwfe 06.07.21 6 Jh izoh.k dqekj tSu pwuk iRFkj 320/2, 13 4.75 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 16.10.07 to 15.10.17 7 Jherh puizhr dkSj pwuk iRFkj 64/2, 65/2, 66/2, 3.00 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 09.10.07 to 67, 68,71/2, 08.10.17 72/2, 73/1,74/2, 75/2, 76/2, 77/2 8 vfizZr feujYl izks- pwuk iRFkj 320/7 3.00 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 14.09.11 to lquhrk fc;kuh 13.09.21 9 Jh izcy dqekj 'kekZ pwuk iRFkj 320/10,11 2.00 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 03.11.11 to 02.11.16 10 Jh f'koyky pdz/kkjh pwuk iRFkj 320/3,4 4.10 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 12.10.11 to 11.10.16 11 vkse feujYl] izks- pwuk iRFkj 165/4 2.00 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 30.09.10 to ftrsUnz gklokuh ¼?kkal½ 29.09.20 pkjkxkg Hkwfe 12 Jh jktukjk;.k flag pwuk iRFkj 2 3.50 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 28.02.07 to ¼igkM+ 27.02.17 pV~Vku½ Hkwfe 6 jdck dz [knku ekfyd dk uke [kfut [k-dz- xzke dk uke rglhy fdLe Hkwfe vof/k ¼,dM+ esa½ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 13 Jh vVy xksnokuh pwuk iRFkj 269/1,2,3,4 5.54 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 20.07.12 to 263/1,2,3 265/1,2 19.07.17 266/1,2 270/2 14 Jh egs'k yksgkuh pwuk iRFkj 87,89,90,91 2.75 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 30.01.13 to 29.01.18 15 Jh f'kodqekj xksaM+ pwuk iRFkj 164 1.81 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 18.04.12 to ¼igkM+ 17.04.17 pV~Vku½ Hkwfe 16 jkepanz xksnokuh pwuk iRFkj 18,19,20 2.50 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 09.07.13 to 08.07.18 17 Jh egsUnz 'kekZ pwuk iRFkj 259/1, 260/1 3.84 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 25.05.11 to 24.05.21 18 egs'k yksgkuh pwuk iRFkj 167/5 1.80 tksjkrjkbZ jktukanxkao futh 05.12.12 to 04.12.17 19 Jh Hkkxpan tSu pwuk iRFkj 401 0.90 posyh jktukanxkao futh 02.09.11 to 01.09.16 20 Jh fxj/kkjh yky pwuk iRFkj 360 2.15 posyh jktukanxkao futh 16.01.10 to ryjstk 15.01.20 21 Jherh 'kf'kdyk xqIrk pwuk iRFkj 391/2 2.49 posyh jktukanxkao futh 26.02.15 to 25.02.25 22 uhye iksn~nkj pwuk iRFkj 391/1 5.00 paoj<ky jktukanxkao futh 31.07.12 to 30.07.17 23 Jh lat; flaxh pwuk iRFkj 391/1 2.00 paoj<ky jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 18.12.11 to ¼igkM+ 17.12.16 pV~Vu½ Hkwfe 24 Jh fot; dqekj pwuk iRFkj 391/1 4.80 paoj<ky jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 15.06.12 to lksekuh ¼igkM+ 14.06.17 pV~Vu½ Hkwfe 25 Jherh iq"ikyrk pwuk iRFkj 566/1, 568 2.78 paoj<ky jktukanxkao futh 02.05.13 to vksloky 01.05.18 7 jdck dz [knku ekfyd dk uke [kfut [k-dz- xzke dk uke rglhy fdLe Hkwfe vof/k ¼,dM+ esa½ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 26 vrqy xks;y pwuk iRFkj 342 4.14 nsoMksaxj jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 18.11.11 to ¼igkM+ 17.11.16 pV~Vu½ Hkwfe 27 Jh v'kksd vxzoky pwuk iRFkj 60, 341 4.28 nsoMksaxj jktukanxkao 'kkldh; 29.07.06 to ¼igkM+ 28.07.16 pV~Vu½ Hkwfe 28 Jh xksiky HkkbZ iVsy pwuk iRFkj 179 1.95 MqejMhgdyk jktukanxkao futh 25.05.13 to 24.05.23 29 Jh v:.k jaxykuh pwuk iRFkj 37/1 4.00 MqejMhgdyk jktukanxkao futh 28.07.14 to 27.07.18 30 Jh iwue 'kekZ pwuk iRFkj 56 1.80 MqejMhgdyk jktukanxkao futh 01.12.10 to 30.11.20 31 dqlqe LVksu feujYl pwuk iRFkj 167,168, 169 1.10 MqejMhgdyk jktukanxkao futh 18.01.12 to izks- Jherh vkjrh 17.01.22 eqnfy;kj 32 Jh fufr'k vxzoky pwuk iRFkj 105 1.73 MqejMhgdyk jktukanxkao futh 10.04.10 to 09.04.20 33 Jh vkj-ih- vxzoky pwuk iRFkj