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District Mineral Foundation Trust , Sahibganj Annual Report, FY 2016-17

Annual Report

Year of the Report (201 6 —17 ) District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj

Jharkhand

District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj Annual Report, FY 2016-17

Message by DC cum Chairman, Governing Council and Managing Committee, District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj

District Mineral Foundation (DMF) is a trust set up as a non-profit body, in those districts where development of local inhabitants, both socially and financially, can be possible through funding of mining industry.

This has been set up to work for the interest and benefit of persons and areas of mining related operations. It is funded through the royalty contributions from mining companies. It was mandated through the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 (Amendment in 2015). In this regard, DMF Trust, Sahibganj was registered on 20.05.2016 and is continuing to work for the developmental needs of people of areas near the mining industry.

DMF funds are treated as extra-budgetary resources for the State Plan. Efforts are made to achieve convergence with the State and the District Plans so that the activities taken up by the DMF can supplement the development and welfare activities already being carried out.

Further, the Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY) will be implemented by the DMF. The overall objective of PMKKKY scheme will be (a) to implement various developmental and welfare projects/programs in mining affected areas. These projects/ programs will be complimenting the existing ongoing schemes/projects of State and Central Government; (b) to minimize/mitigate the adverse impacts, during and after mining, on the environment, health and socio-economics of people in mining districts; and (c) to ensure long term sustainable livelihoods for the affected people in mining areas.

Last but not the least, the more and more numbers of new leases of Minor as well as Major Minerals granted, it will reciprocate the funding in DMF, which will speed up the development of local inhabitants as well as the district itself.

(Sri Chitranjan Kumar, I.A.S.) Deputy Commissioner-cum- Chairman, DMFT, Sahibganj .

District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj Annual Report, FY 2016-17 Table of Contents

Sl. No. Contents Page No.

1 Executive Summary 5

2 Overview of Sahibganj District 6

2.1 About the District 6

2.2 Connectivity Facility 6

2.3 Major Industries 7

2.4 Geographical Information 7

2.5 Demography 8-11

2.6 Administrative Set-up of Sahibganj District 12

2.7 Mineral Overview of the Sahibganj District 13-20

2.8 Mining Affected Areas 20-24

3 District Mineral Foundation Trust 25

3.1 Vision 25

3.2 Mission 26

3.3 About Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKY) 26

3.4 Objective of Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana 27

3.5 Governance and Management of DMFT 28

3.6 Governing Council 29

3.7 Managing Committee 30

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3.8 Details of Registration/PAN/TAN 31

3.9 Meeting of the Governing Council and Managing Committee 31

4 Financial Accruals 32

4.1 Contribution to DMF Fund (Name of the District) 32

5 Planning and Allocation 33

5.1 Annual Planning Process 33

5.2 Administrative Process of Approving Projects 33

6 Projects under PMKKKY Scheme 34

6.1 An Overview 34

7 Accounts Statement and Audit Report 35-41

8 Annexure 42

Annexure I – List of Villages / Urban Local Body under Directly Mining 8.1 42-44 Affected Areas Annexure II – Minutes of Meeting of Governing Council of the DMFT, 8.2 44 Sahibganj District

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1. Executive Summary

This report discusses the objectives, planning, schemes undertaken and the achievements by the implementation of District Mineral Foundation Trust Fund utilised in Garhwa district.

The District Mineral Foundation (DMF) is a trust setup as a non-profit body established in those district s affected by mining works with an objective to work for the development of the people directly or indirectly affected by mining in the region. The trust is funded through the royalty fund collected by all the mining companies in the area.

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2. Overview of Sahibganj District

2.1 About District

The district of Sahibganj with a predominately tribal population is a part of Santhal Pargana Division and forms the easterm most tip of the division. The rajmahal and pakur sub division of old Santhal Pargana district were curved out on 17 th May, 1983 to form Sahibganj district. Sahibganj is the administrative head quarter of the district and situated on the bank of river Ganges. It is bounded on the north by rhe river

Ganges and district of Katihar (Bihar), on the south by the district godda, on the east by Maldah and

Murshidabad districts of the state of West Bengal, and on the west by Bhagalpur and Godda District.

Sahibganj district ranks thirteenth in terms of total population in the state and thirteenth in regard to decadal population growth rate (2001-11) among the twenty-four districts. With a sex ratio of 952,it ranks fifteenth in the state. The district of Sahibganj consists of 2 subdivisions, 09 blocks and 1819 villages. The district comprises of nine blocks namely, Sahibganj, Mandro, Borio, Barhait, Taljhari, Rajmahal, Udhwa,

Pathna and Barharwa.As per Census 2011,the district has 1349 revenue villages and 8 towns distributed in three assembly constituencies. Census 2011 figures indicated that the percentage share of scheduled caste population to total population was 6.29 percent while that of scheduled tribes was 26.80 percent.

Based on the number of the total rural households in Census 2011 and BPL Revision Survey of 2010-11 the percentage of BPL households in rural areas is 86.03 percent.

2.2 Connectivity facilities (Road, Railways and River) in Sahibganj District:-

The area is approachable by train from Bhagalpur (Bihar) and Dhanbad (Jharkhand) via West Bengal by north-south running Howrah-Bhagalpur loop of Eastern Railway. The district can be approached from all sides by a network of metaled road. The National Highway 33 passes through the district. Nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport (Siliguri), approximately at a distance of 173 km. In the bank of Ganga River Mining effected areas Sakrigali, established Multi Model Terminal which is used for Inland waterways.

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2.3 Major industries in the district:

China Clay, Stone Crusher, Sand Stone, Silica Sand, these are major industries in Sahibganj District.

There are 158 operating stone crusher mines and 3 operative china clay and flint mines presently (August 2018), in the district. This district provides approximately 5000 employment in the Mineral based industries, such as Fly Ash Bricks, Kiln Bricks, Mineral Grinding specially soap stone & Quartz, De-Hydrated Lime etc., which involves investment of approx. Rs. 809.97 Lakh. The Rajmahal Hills are the source of building and road stones. Most of the quarrying is done by the side of the loop line of the Eastern Railway. Kaolin is found near Mangal Hat in Rajmahal subdivision. Bentonite is also available in some places, used as “Multani Mitti” and has great scope of export to other parts of the state of Jharkhand.

2.4 Geographic Information 24 0 42' north - 25 0 21' north latitude Location 87 0 25'east - 87 0 54’ east longitude Area 2063.00 sq. km. Average rain fall 1479mm Rivers Ganga Railway Network 3 major District Headquarter Sahibganj Sub-Division Sahibganj and Rajmahal 03 (Sahibganj Nagar Parishad, Rajmahal Nagar No. of Municipalities Panchayat, Barharwa Nagar Panchayat) Sahibganj, Mandro, Borio, Barhait, Taljhari, Blocks Rajmahal, Udhwa, Pathna and Barharwa

Total Area covered by Forest 28425.74 Ha. In Rajmahal block bank of Ganga River Tourist Places are :- Singhi Dalan, Akbari Masjid, Tomb of Maina-Bibi, Tomb of Miran, Kanhaiyasthan

Mangalhat - Jama Masjid Tourist Spot Teliagarhi Shivgadi Binduvasini Temple Shukravasini Temple Udhwa Bird Sanctuary Moti Jharna

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2.5 Demography Population (as per census 2011) 1150567

Male 589391

Female 561176

Rural Population 990901 (86.12%)

Urban Population 159666 (13.87%)

ST Population 308343 (26.79%)

SC Population 72341 (6.28%)

Population density (in sq. km) 558

Sex Ratio (Females per 1000 males) 952

Population Growth rate 23.96 %

Wealth Index- lowest (20%) 36.7 %

Wealth Index- highest (20%) 8.3 %

Literacy rate 73.20%

Literacy rate (Male) 60.34%

Literacy rate (Female) 54.12%

Decadal Population growth rate-Total 21%

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2.6 Administrative Set — up of District - The district of Sahibganj possesses two subdivision, viz., Sahibganj and Rajmahal and over 9 C.D. Blocks and only two statutory town and six census towns. The district is in Santhal Pargana division which is in turn, under Jharkhand state (which has five divisions, e.g. North Chotanagpur, South Chotanagpur, Santhal Pargana, Palamu and Kolhan and was came out from erstwhile Bihar state on 15th November,2000). The district of Sahibganj consists of the following administrative and civic units:

Subdivision Community Development Block Town

1. Sahibganj 1. Sahibganj 1. Sahibganj (N Parishad) 2. Borio 2. Borio (CT) 3. Mandro 3. Barhait Santali (CT) 4. Barhait 4. Barhait Bazar (CT)

2. Rajmahal 1. Rajmahal 1. Rajmahal (N Panchayat) 2. Barharwa 2. Tinpahar (CT) 3. Udhwa 3. Pathna (CT) 4. Taljhari 4. Barharwa (N Panchayat) 5. Pathna

The total number of villages in the district is 1813, of these 1349 are inhabited and 464 uninhabited. The district administration is headed by the Deputy Commissioner. He belongs to I.A.S. cadre. He also acts as the Collector in case of Revenue matters, as District Development Commissioner in case of District Developmental works, as District Magistrate in case of maintenance of Law and Order and General Administration, as District Election Officer in case of conduct of Election. He is assisted by a lot of officers mostly belonging to officials of Jharkhand Public Service Commission. Police Administration is looked after by the superintendent of the police (S.P.). In District, there 13 Police Station situated. He is also assisted by no. of officers like Assistant Superintendents of Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Inspector of Police, etc.

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2.7 Mineral Overview of the District

There are mainly two types of Mineral mined in this District –

1. Stone and 2. China Clay

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STONE MINES LEASE WITH TOTAL LEASE AREAS

SI. LEASE NAME BLOCK LOCATION AREA PLOT NO. 1 ABDUL RAJJAK PATHNA BOARNA 2.22 282P,284P,285P, 286, 287 2 AKASH ALI TALJHARI MALITOK 2.57 140P,141,144,145 3 BHAGWAN STONE PATHNA BORNA 1.42 89,118,119,120P,128P,129, WORKS BANAPARA 4 M/S RAHUL METALS TALJHARI AND 9.09 1517P,18,19,24,25P,26,15-18 MOTIYANI 5 BIHAR BENTONITE BARA TALJHARI 1.42 24P,26P,25P SUPPLY CO BANAPARA 6 BIKASH STONE BUNDABEDO PATHNA 2.83 355P,356P,357P,358P,359P, WORKS BARAGHATI 1 BUDHAWA PAHARIA MANDRO MUNDLI 1.21 9P 8 M/S NETINCON PATHNA AMBADE 6.75 34,36P,38,45P,46,54P,57P,58,-60 MARKETING PVT LTD 9 MD. TAUKIR ALAM PATHNA BORNA 2.26 63,64P,65,244,246P,247,285P 10 MS R.P SINGH STONE TALJHARI BANSKOLA 3.08 448,450,451,452,453, WORKS 11 SRI KRISHNA KUMAR PATHNA BORNA 2.73 201P,202,203,216,217P,218,219P SAHA 12 DHAMDHAMI MS ABBAS AND SONS RAJMAHAL 1.62 108,109,160P A 13 MS ADARSH GROUP MANDRO JOKMARI 3.04 309P,310P,312P,315,314,316,317P 14 MS ANSARI STONE GANGOPARA PATHNA 2.55 59,60,61,62,80P WORK BEDO 15 MS AYACHI MANDRO GILAMARI 2.63 208P,210P,214P,215P,216,217 ENTERPRISES 16 MS B.B.A STONE MANDRO TALMI 3.74 15P,17P,35P,17/204P WORKS 17 MS BABA PROJECT CHATROGOG BORIO 8.00 38P,41P,46P,48,50P,51P,52P,53P PVT LTD A 18 MS BABA PROJECT MANDRO PACHRUKHI 5.67 11,12,13 PVT.LTD 19 MS BAGRANJBALI GANGOPARA PATHNA 2.39 23P STONE WORKS MAKO GANGOPARA 20 MS BAJRANG BALI PATHNA MACO AND 5.85 22P,23P,25P,70,71,-75 STONE WORKS BEDO 21 MS BANDANA STONE LOHANDA BORIO 2.72 03P,08P,107P,4P,5P, WORKS MACO 22 MS BHAGWAN STONE PATHNA BORNA 2.90 87,89P,118P,121-125 WORKS 23 MS BHAGWAN STONE PATHNA BORNA 2.42 91,107-109,112-117 WORKS 24 MS BHAI BHAI STONE BARHAIT BANSPAHAR 3.00 53,54,55,60,261P WORKS CHALPAHAR 25 33P,34-37,87,88P,89 , MS RAHUL METELS TALJHARI AND 9.08 90,83,80,86,84,85,6,11,12 PATNIBONA DESHPOKHRI 26 MS BLACK STONE 63,64P,65,66,67,204P,205,217,208,209, MANDRO A AND 7.61 WORKS 218P,221P,222P,219,220 AMJHOR

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27 MS CTS INDUSTRIES CHOTA MANDRO 3.62 18P,23P,24P LTD DAMINBHITA 28 MS CTS INDUSTRIES MANDRO JOKMARI 4.45 56P,58P,70P LTD 29 MS DOKNIA STONE PATHNA CHAPANDE 3.44 203,202,204,207,208, WORKS 30 MS DOKNIA STONE PATHNA CHAPANDE 3.24 190P,191-195P,201,205 WORKS 31 MS G.D.STONE PATHNA TELO 2.01 24,27P,28P,29P,30P,31P,36P, COMPANY 32 MS GANGA STONE PATHNA TELO 4.72 15P,16,TO21,37 TO 42 WORKS 33 MS GHOSH STONE GANGOPARA PATHNA 3.76 25P,44P WORKS BEDO 34 MS HARILAL AJOY TALJHARI GODAITUNGI 1.61 70P AND CO. PATANIBONA 35 MS HARILAL AJOY AND 19P,41,42,44P,47,43P,45P,46P,92P,93,9 TALJHARI 6.03 AND CO. CHAWKIPAHA 4,95P,110 R 36 MS HARILAL AJOY TALJHARI GADAITUNGI 2.22 89,90,91,92, AND COMPANY 37 MS HARILAL AJOY TALJHARI PATNIBONA 0.57 21,21 AND COMPANY 38 MS HILL MOVEMENT TALJHARI GUDWA 8.20 9P,10P,11P,14P,17P MS HINDUSTHAN 28,29,49,50,178,180,32,33,170,166,31,1 39 INDUSTRIES AND TALJHARI PATNIBONA 15.58 71,172,174,30,176,179,182,51,181,27,26 MINING P,175,177 CORPORATION MS JAI BAGRANG 74P,75P,76P,77P,78P,89,90,91P,92,94,9 40 WALEE STONE TALJHARI GUDWA 10.11 5,96,97P,98,99P,100P,106P,107P,111P,1 WORKS 15P,229 MS JAI BAJRANG 41 WALEE STONE TALJHARI GUDWA 3.46 13P,19P,23P,24P,25P WORKS 42 MS JIAL DAS TALJHARI PAKTURI 1.64 45 COMPENY 43 MS JIAL DAS AND CO TALJHARI PAKTURI 13.53 86P,49-53,88,89 44 MS JINDAL STONE LOHANDA BORIO 2.02 5P,6P WORKS BEDO 45 MS KARAMBI STONE 13P,16P,17,18,19,20P,21P,25P,26P,27, MANDRO KARAMBI 8.78 WORKS 28,29P 46 MS KOHITUR BORIO MIRAPARA 1.42 124P MAINING DHATPARA 47 MS KWALITY STONE BARHARWA AND 2.88 426,433,541,627'628,-630 PRODUCT FATHPUR 48 MS MAA AMBA MANDRO DEMBA 4.00 84,85,86,87,88,91,92P,98P STONE WORKS 49 MS MAA BASNAVI MANDRO MUNDLI 1.93 50,51 STONE WORKS MS MAA CHAGJO AND 50 CHINAMASTIKA STIL PATHNA BUNDA 4.85 4P,5,73P,4,15,16,17 INDIA PVT LTD BARAGHATI 51 MS MAA GAYATRI TALJHARI MALITOK 2.13 71,72,73,77,78,79P,80,81,86P,87 STONE WORKS

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52 MS MAA KALIKA PATHNA AMBADE 4.50 17P,18P,22,31P,32P,35P STONE WORKS 53 MS MAA R.K. PATHNA BASKO 2.38 1P,2,3P CONSTRUCTION 54 MS MAA VAISHNAVI MANDRO MUNDLI 2.22 55,56 STONE WORKS 55 MS MAHADEV BLACK TALJHARI KORDRA 3.59 1P,15P,16P,17,22P STONE CO 56 MS MAHAVEER 112P,113P,115P,116P,117P,118P,119,12 MANDRO DEMBA 3.10 ENGICONS PVT LTD 1P,122,123,124,125P,126P,127P 57 MS MAYUR MACHINE TALJHARI MOTIJHARNA 7.83 205P PVT LTD 58 MS MD ALAM AND TALJHARI GODIATUNGI 3.24 82,84,87,86,88,83,85 BROTHER 59 MS MINERAL INDIA TALJHARI GUDWA 4.98 18P,19P,23P,24P,26P,27P MS MOHAN AND 60 SANJAY STONE TALJHARI GUDWA 2.33 60,61,62 WORKS 61 MS NARSINGH TALJHARI PATNIBONA 6.08 26P LAGHIR 62 MS P.L. STONE GHOGHI BORIO 0.80 13P WORKS MAKO 63 MS PAHARIA STONE PATHNA BANSPAHAR 3.19 27,31 WORKS 64 MS PATNIBONA TALJHARI PATNIBONA 4.09 22,25,,34,35,36,37 STONE QUARRY 65 MS PIXI STONE WORK MANDRO SUNDRE 2.20 44P,120P,121P,122P,123P,125P 66 MS PRATIK STONE MANDRO GILAMARI 3.38 154,155 WORKS 67 MS PRIYA MINRAL TALJHARI CHENGDO 2.02 20P 68 MS RAJAN STONE PATHNA BORNA 4.67 44P,45,46,47,48,49,51,52P, WORKS 69 MS RATAN BLACK MANDRO KARAMBI 3.24 26P STONE 70 MS S S BLACK STONE MIRZACHOUK MANDRO 3.63 79P,194P,198P WORKS I 71 MS SHAKTI STONE LOHANDA BORIO 4.05 46P,50P WORKS BEDO 72 MS SHIV INDRA CHATROGOG MANDRO 1.62 1P,8P,9P PATHOR UDOGE A 73 MS SHIV SHAKTI PATHNA BORNA 1.01 466P STONE WORK 74 MS SHIV SHAKTI PATHNA BORNA 0.55 465 STONE WORKS 75 MS SHIV SHAKTI PATHNA BORNA 1.42 442P,465P STONE WORKS 76 MS SINGH STONE PATHNA BUNDAMOCO 0.80 13 WORKS 77 MS SINGH STONE PATHNA BUNDAMOCO 1.99 14,15P,16P, WORKS MARIKUTI, 78 MS SIYRAM 91P,92,93,94,95,96,97P,98,99P,15,16,16 MANDRO DESIPOKHARI 4.83 ENTERPRISES 8,169 A 79 MS STAR INDIA CHOTA MANDRO 4.86 33P,34,35,36,56P,57P,60P INDUSTRIES DAMINBHITA

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BHUTAHA 80 MS STAR INDIA CHOTA MANDRO 4.81 82,60P MINING MINERALS DAMINBHITT A 81 MS SWASTIK TALJHARI RORO 4.86 10,11P,18P, MINERAL AGENCY 82 MS SWASTIK 84,88,87,83,85,95,89,96,91,94,90,92,93, TALJHARI KARIGONIA 14.99 MINERAL AGENCY 100,98, 83 MS SWASTIK 3,15,16P,18P,25,27,31,4,23,30,5,6,21,17 TALJHARI CHALPAHAR 12.00 MINERAL AGENCY ,20,38,24,26,28,29,39,32 84 MS USHA STONE LOHANDA BORIO 3.69 91,4,76,75, WORKS MAKO PATNIBONA 85 MS VANSLA GRANITE TALJHARI AND 2.79 40,17,18,13,14,16 CHALPHAHAR 86 MS VANSLA GRANITE TALJHARI CHALPAHAR 0.61 55,56 DEMBA, 87 MS YASHRAJ BLACK MANDRO MAHADEVGA 4.96 33P,34,35,39P,41,42,43P,60,61,62P STONE WORKS NJ MS ZEON EARTH 88 BANSHPAHAR MINERAL RESOURCE BARHAIT 4.55 62,63,64 , RANGA PVT LTD 89 KRISHNA KUMAR PATHNA IDPE 3.18 37P,38 SAHA 90 SEKH MD SIRAJ PATHNA BORNA 2.12 444,445,446,458P,463, 91 SHREE SHANKAR TALJHARI MURKO 1.05 13 AND CO 92 SHREE SHANKAR TALJHARI BAKUDI 1.05 26P,29 AND CO 93 SMT MIRU SOREN PATHNA BORNA 1.88 93.94,95,96,97,241 94 SOMNATH GHOSH BARHARWA PATHARIA 1.62 216 TO 225,228 95 SRI CHANDRESWAR PATHNA KORDAR 2.80 2 PRASAD SINHA 96 SRI MADAN KANT TALJHARI KIROKURIA 2.43 2P,30P,31P 97 SRI RAHUL KUMAR PATHNA BORNA 1.62 437P,438P,439P 98 SRI RAM SAWARE PATHNA DAMINBHITA 5.00 51,52P,60P,61-6875P TIWARI 99 M/S RIPLY & IDPE, BADE & PATHNA 4.84 9,10,13,02,37P,40,41 COMPANY AMBADE 100 SRI SHANKAR AND BARA TALJHARI 3.19 27 COMPANY BANAPARA 101 SRI SHANKAR PATHNA BORNA 1.01 442P,466 KUMAR 102 SRI TARKESHWAR PATHNA MUNDLI 1.62 57P JAISHWAL GADAITUNGI 103 SWASTIK MINERAL TALJHARI AND 2.63 102,02P AGENCEY CHALPHAHAR BINDRI 104 M/S C S R BORIO BANDARKOL 2.02 718P CONSTRUCTION A 105 M/S MIRA PAHAR BORIO MIRAPARA 3.64 98P,100P,101P,105P,106P STONE MINES

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106 SRI BASUKINATH TALJHARI BARAPARTE 1.21 14P,33P,34P YADAV 107 GANGOPARA MD SAMIM ALAM PATHNA 2.83 44P,25P BEDO 108 M/S NEHA BLACK GANGOPARA PATHNA 2.42 11,15,16,17,24P,25P STONE WORKS BEDO 109 M/S MAA DURGA MANDRO GILAMARI 7.50 167 STONE WORKS 110 SRI KRISHNA KUMAR PATHNA BORNA 3.52 214P, 215, 219P, 396 TO 400 & 402P SAHA 111 SRI KRISHNA KUMAR PATHNA CHAPANDE 2.50 44, 45P, 46P, 47 TO 52 SAHA 112 SRI MANOJ KUMAR MANDRO MUNDLI 1.62 51P SAHA 113 MS MAHAVIR MANDRO DEMBA 4.84 197P,198P,206,207P,208P,209P ENGICON PVT LTD. 114 M/S SKY STONE BARHARWA MAYURKOLA 2.86 752-756,761,764,766,771 WORKS 115 M/S MAA TARA TALJHARI GUDAITUNGI 2.16 41P,43 TO 47 STONE WORKS 116 M/S TRIDEV STONE TALJHARI BEKCHURI 4.17 7,13P,14P,15P WORKS 117 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, MD ZAHID ABBAS BARHARWA DHATAPARA 434 AND 435 M/S S.D.ENTERPRESE, 164,165,167,168,169 118 PROP- SUKHDEV BARHARWA DHATAPARA 6.00 ,170,171,172,173,174 GHOSH 175 119 344,349,350,442,443 MD IKWAL BARHARWA DHATAPARA 6.00 AND 444 120 305,316,306,309,310 MD USMAN SEKH BARHARWA DHATAPARA 4.54 308,311 AND 312 M/S VIDHARTHY 121 STONE WORK, TALJHARI GADWA 10-00 63, 72 AND 80 PRO- PARMANAND PANDEY M/S SRI RAM STONE 122 WORK, MANDRO PAKARIA 2.47 55P, 56P AND 127 P PRO- TINKAL KUMAR BHAGAT 123 SRI TARKESHWAR MANDRO MUNDLI 1.61 57P JAISHWAL 124 M/S JAI MATA DI MANDRO BANCHAPPA 0.55 299, 300 STONE WORK 125 MD MOJIBUR PATHNA BORNA 2.00 405P REHMAN 126 M/S BAJRANG STONE MANDRO CHUBE 5.25 71,72,73,88 127 M/S BOBY STONE TALJHARI GUDAITUNGI 2.75 129P 128 M/S DEV BLACK PATHNA BORNA 8.88 1P, 15P, 16P, 17P & 22P STONE WORKS 129 M/S GANGA KUMAR BARHARWA DHATAPARA 5.00 394 TO 400 STONE WORKS M/S JAI MAA 130 BHAGWATI STONE MANDRO BELBHADRI 5.00 170P, 171P, 177P, 178P WORKS 131 M/S K.P.G AND SONS PATHNA AMDANDA 7.84 225P, 239P TO 241 132 M/S MAA JAGDEMBE MANDRO JOKMARI 4.52 147P, 150 STONE WORKS

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133 M/S MAA LAXMI MANDRO DEMBA 11.50 36 TO 38, 89, 90 STONE WORKS 134 M/S MAHARANI MANDRO DEMBA STONE WORKS M/S NATURAL 135 GANGOPARA MINING & CONS. PVT. PATHNA 3.54 25P,76P, 77P, 80P MAKO LTD 136 M/S OM STONE PATHNA BORNA 2.66 440 WORKS 137 M/S OM STONE PATHNA BORNA 5.00 210 TO 212 &218 WORKS 138 MS RAJAN STONE PATHNA BORNA 8.68 52P, 53 TO 61 ETC WORKS 139 M/S S.S.ENTERPRESE PATHNA BORNA 4.10 468, 469 140 M/S SHAH STONE BARA BARHET 4.50 48, 49, 50 ETC WORK PANCHKULI 141 SRI RAJESH KUMAR PATHNA BORNA 3.00 440P, 447P 448 CHOBEY 142 M/S ALOK STONE MANOHARPU TALJHARI 2.46 398, 399 WORKS R 143 M/S DHAMDHAMIA DHAMDHAMI TALJHARI 4.95 119, 120P, 117P, 118P, 136P STONE WORKS A 144 M/S HANS STONE PATHNA BORNA 4.38 67, 70P, 64P, 68P WORKS 145 M/S MINAKSHI STONE MANDRO DEMBA 10.00 57P, 59, 62P, 63 TO 66 WORK 146 M/S OM STONE BARHARWA PIPALJORI 10.59 37 TO 42, 43P, 44P, 45 ETC WORKS MAYOURKOL 147 M/S R.B STONE 786P, TO 788P, 147 TO 150, 67P, 68P BARHARWA A, PIPALJORI 11.25 WORKS ETC & LOHATIYA 148 M/S S.B STONE BARHARWA PIPALJORI 11.92 123 TO 144, 160 TO 176 ETC WORKS 149 M/S SARASWATI TALJHARI KIROKURIA 9.22 4P 8P, 9P & 30P STONE WORKS 150 SRI BANSIDHAR GHOGHI BORIO 3.00 4P YADAV MAKO 151 SRI SUNIL KUMAR LOHANDA BORIO 3.00 26P SINGH BEDO 152 SRI CHAMAN MANDRO JOKMARI 7.70 85, 86, 88P TULASHYAN 153 SRI CHATURANAND MANDRO JOKMARI 4.78 101P, 147P PANDEY 154 SRI PRADHAN MANDRO BHUTAHA 4.00 73P MURMU 155 M/S OM SAI STONE MANDRO DEMBA 7.50 211P, 212, 213 WORK

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China Clay Mines lease with total lease areas

SI. LEASE NAME BLOCK LOCATION AREA PLOT NO.

MS DALMIA 1 RAJMAHAL KASBA 24.28 AGENCIES PVT.LTD.

MS STANDARD MERCANTILE 2 RAJMAHAL RAIBAZAR 65.20 COMPANY M D PVT LTD

M/S RAJA MINERAL & 3 TALJHARI SAIDPUR 16.04 402 COMP.

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Name of mineral and mineral resources present -

Mainly the following minerals are found in the district: China Clay, Black Stone, Sand Stone, Silica Sand

Name of Minerals Sl. No Name of the Circle Remarks Resources

STONE, SAND STONE, SILICA BARHAIT 1 SAND

2 BARHARWA STONE, SILICA SAND

3 BORIO STONE, SILICA SAND

STONE, SILICA SAND, SAND 4 MANDRO STONE, BLACK STONE

5 PATHNA STONE, SILICA SAND

6 RAJMAHAL CHINA CLAY

7 TALJHARI STONE, BLACK STONE

2.8 Mining Affected Areas

1) Affected areas

A. Directly affected areas – where direct mining-related operations such as excavation, mining, blasting, beneficiation and waste disposal (overburdened dumps, tailing ponds, transport corridors etc.), etc. are located. a) Villages and gram panchayats within which the mines are situated and are operational. Such mining areas may extend to neighboring village, block or district on even state. b) An area within such radius from a mine or cluster of mines as may be specified by the State Government, irrespective of whether this falls within the district concerned or adjacent district. c) Villages in which families displaced by mines have resettled/rehabilitated by the project authorities. d) Villages that significantly depend on the mining areas for meeting their economic needs and have usufruct and traditional rights over the project areas, for instance, for grazing, collection of minor forest produce etc. should be considered as directly affected areas.

District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj Annual Report, FY 2016-17 B. Indirectly affected areas – Those areas where local population is adversely affected on account of economic, social and environmental consequences due to mining-related operations. The major negative impacts of mining could be by way of deterioration of water, soil and air quality, reduction in stream flows and depletion of ground water, congestion and pollution due to mining operations, transportation of minerals, increased burden on existing infrastructure and resources.

Directly affected areas by Mining Indirectly affected areas by Mining

SL. Name of villages Name of villages Circle of Name Affected Name of the villages Affected No. indirectly indirectly Panchayat directly affected Panchayat affected under affected under Name under the Panchayat Name Panchayat Panchayat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Barharwa Mayurkola Vijaypur - Kotalpokhar Kotalpokhar Mayurkola - - Jiwanpur Lohtia - - - Funchua - - - Pipaljori - - - Shyamnagar - - - Pathriya Pathriya Nischintpur - - Jambad Ghat - - Mohabbatpur Fatehpur Kashipara - - Dhatapada - - - Anguthia - - - Bara Sonakar Baliadanga Nimjol - - Bara Sonakar Vanshikata - - Dudhijol Chhota Sonakar - - Bhourabandh - - - 2 Rajmahal Gunihari Kaswa Gunihari Kaswa Jainabad Gunihari Gartalab Raibajar Kaswa Nayabasti Kalapatthar - Tikkatola - - Mangalhat - - Nawabdori - - Nakti 3 Pathna Modikola Borna Pahar Dahujor Chhota Ranga Bara Ranga

Modikola Tilbhatha - Chhota Ranga - Keshri Kusumpokhar - - - Mandali Kenduwa Kenduwa - - - Bara Dighi Sansari, - Dharmpur Dharmpur, Wade Pahar, Widagar Pahar, Barmasia, - - Dharmpur Mishan Ambri - - Ranga Dharmpur Sitapahar Bara Dighi Khairbani, Mangaladih - - Jhiktia, Chapande - - Mahkup - - - Banjhi - - - Kendra - - - Kumhriya

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3 Pathna Kathalbari Madhopara Rakshobandh Aamdanda Chandola Santhali Rajabhitha - Jhumarwad - - Manjhladih Aamdanda Ghoraghati, Idpe Chappal Pahar, Katahalwari Sharmapur, Santhi Chandola Pahar Kari Pahar Katahalwari

Kordar Pahar Gadaebhita - - Buribasti - - - Jhumarwad - - - Simalgowda - - - 4 Borio Durgatola Lohanda Mako Durgatola Durgatola Durgatola Tetariya Pahar Tetariya Pahar Durgatola Tetariya Aprol Patharghatta, _ _ _ Bidari Bandar Kola Khairwa Chhota Bandarkola Harinchara Khairwa Harinchara Bada Toufir Nirapara Bada Pangdo _ _ Adaro Chhota Tetariya - - Bara Lohnda, Bada Panchgad - - Ghoghi - - - Bada Tetariya - - - 5 Barhait Dorai Santhali Bans Pahar - - - Bara Panchkuli - - - Chhota Santhali - - - Chhota Ranga Dede (Ansh Bhag) - - - Makuli Barmasiya - - - Margadi Barmasiya - - - 6 Mandro Mahadevwaran Mahadevwaran Mirzachouki Mahadevwaran Mirzachouki Nimgachhi - - - Daminbhitha Belgachhi Sugani Pahar Daninbhitha Sugni Pahar Mundli, Kani Pahar - Kani Pahar Bhutaha, Rasoi, Sonda - Rasoi Chhota Baskobansi - Sonda Daminbhitha, Damra Mako Gari Pahar - Baskobansi Daminbhitha Teliyagari - Gari Pahar Pakriya - - Teliyagari Rohde - - - Gilamari - - - Wanchappa - - - Kerasol - - - Gutibera - - - Sundar - - - Chube - - - Chua - - - Bartalla Bartalla Lahur Bara Bartalla Lahur Bara Tetariya South Karamtola - South Karamtola - Mirzachouki - Mirzachouki Santhli - Gari Pahar - Gari Pahar - Teliyagari - Teliyagari - Janibhatha - Janibhitha

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7 Taljhari Bari Bari Bhagiyamari - - - Bhagiyamari Hathigar - - - Jamni Chhoti - - - Bhagiyamari - - - Boha - - - Motijharna Changro - - - Ambadiha - - - Banskola - - - Motijharna - - - Gadwa - - - Kalyani Kalyani - - - Maharajpur Bazar - - - Taljhari Rodo - - - Dudhkol - - - Bagjori - - - Lakhipur - - - Bhatbhanga Bankchuri - - - Santhali Banspahar - - - Bara Durgapur Dhamdhamiya - - - Dhadhamiya Pahar - - - Chhota Durgapur - - - Manoharpur - - - Tetariya - - - Bakudi Chalpahar - - - Gadaitungi - - - Paktori - - - Patharchapti - - - Pathni Bona - - - Bara Banapara - - - Chhota Wanapara - - - Malitok - - - Hariyakol - - - Malitok - - - Sita Pahar - - - Chouki Pahar - - - Bakudi Bazar - - - bakudi - - -

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3. District Mineral Foundation Trust

3.1 Vision DMF is implemented ffor benefit of the persons/Areas effected by Mining Related operations. To regulate this modal trust did notification issue vide Jharkhand Gazette No-854 Dated 24.11.2015. DMF is a people-centric vision of natural resource governance where their right to benefit has been put at the forefront. If developed and implemented well, DMFs not only have huge potential for improving the lives and livelihoods of some of the poorest communities, they can also be a model for inclusive governance.

DMFs have been instituted to be established as a non-profit Trust in every mining district of the country under the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation), Amendment Act, 2015. They have a precise and legally defined objective to work for the interest and benefit of persons and areas affected by mining-related operations.

It undertakes the following activities for this purpose:

a) Receive, maintain, manage, release and utilize the funds accrued

b) Plan, identify, design and undertake suitable welfare and developmental projects, following due procedure

c) Monitor and coordinate with various executing agencies at field level for successful implementation of projects taken up

d) Ensure convergence with ongoing/existing schemes/projects of State and Central Government

e) Identify and promote innovative solutions

f) Ensure regular and swift redressal of grievances

g) Coordinate with Mining Department (GoJ)

h) Any other work entrusted

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3.2 Mission

The mission of the District Mineral Foundation (DMF) Trust is to “work for the welfare and development of mining affected communities”. The vision of the District Mineral Foundation (DMF) Trust is to “alleviate the adverse impacts of mining on communities and environment, and create sustainable development opportunities for current and future generations”. The DMF Trust is responsible for: a) the implementation of various welfare and developmental projects in mining affected areas b) minimizing/mitigating the adverse impacts, during and after mining, on the environment, health and socio-economics of the people in mining areas c) ensuring long term sustainable livelihoods for the affected people in mining areas

To minimize/Mitigate the adverse impects, during and after mining on the environment, health and socio-economics of people in mining areas. To ensure long term sustainable livelihoods for the people in mining areas.

3.3 About Pradhan Mantri KhanijKshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY)

The Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY) will be implemented by the District Mineral Foundations (DMFs) of the respective districts using the funds accruing to the DMF. The overall objective of PMKKKY scheme will be (a) to implement various developmental and welfare projects/programs in mining affected areas, and these projects/ programs will be complementing the existing ongoing schemes/projects of State and Central Government; (b) to minimize/mitigate the adverse impacts, during and after mining, on the environment, health and socio-economics of people in mining districts; and (c) to ensure long-term sustainable livelihoods for the affected people in mining areas.

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3.4 Objectives of Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana

 To implement various developmental and welfare projects/programs in mining affected areas that complement the existing ongoing schemes/projects of State and Central Government.  To minimize/mitigate the adverse impacts, during and after mining, on the environment, health and socio-economics of people in mining districts  To ensure long-term sustainable livelihoods for the affected people in mining areas. Care has been taken to include all aspects of living, to ensure substantial improvement in the quality of life. High priority areas like drinking water supply, health care, sanitation, education, skill development, women and child care, welfare of aged and disabled people, skill development and environment conservation will get at least 60 % share of the funds. For creating a supportive and conducive living environment, balance funds will be spent on making roads, bridges, railways, waterways projects, irrigation and alternative energy sources. This way, government is facilitating mainstreaming of the people from lower strata of society, tribals and forest-dwellers who have no wherewithal and are affected the most from mining activities.

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3.5 Governance and Management of DMFT

Establishing Deed for the DMFT

MMDR Amendment 2015 requires State Governments to establish District Mineral Foundation (DMF) as per section 9B, that will be used for development of mining affected people and the areas. All DMFs shall also implement Pradhan Mantri KhanijKshetra Kalyan Yojana (PMKKKY) notified on 16 September 2015. Accordingly, Government of Jharkhand issued a notification for constitution of DMF Trust in each district of Jharkhand on 24 November 2015 along with the details of the Governing Council and Managing Committees (Gazette No. 854 dated 07 December 2015). Further, Jharkhand District Mineral Foundation (Trust) Rules, 2016 was notified on 22 March 2016 (Gazette No. 218 dated 23 Mar 2016) and they were extended for minor minerals, too, on 13 January 2017. (Gazette No 109 dated 27 Jan 2017). These rules shall be deemed to have come into force on 12th January, 2015.

Governance and Organization Structure of the DMF Trus t The DMF Trust is headed by the District Collector who acts as the Chairperson-Cum-Managing Trustee. He is supported by a Board of Trustees. Deputy Development Commissioner acts as the Member Secretary for the DMF Trust and is responsible for the executive management. Government of Mining Department, Jharkhand have constituted the Board of Trustees of District Mineral Foundation for the District of Sahibganj vide Notification No. 236 dt. 06/01/2016. The Board of Trustees for the District Mineral Foundation Trust, Sahibganj are presented in the table below. DMFT, Sahibganj established according to above act. On 20.05.2016.

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3.6 Governing Council

Composition of Governing Council are as follows:

Sl. No. Name Designation

1 Deputy Commissioner, Sahibganj Chairman

2 Deputy Development Commissioner , Sahibganj Member Secretary

3 Superintendent of Police , Sahibganj Member

4 Forest Officer, Forest Division , Sahibganj Member

5 District Education Officer , Sahibganj Member

6 Civil Surgeon Co-Chief Medical Officer , Sahibganj Member

7 Deputy Director, Mines (Dumka Division), Dumka Member

8 Deputy Director, Geology(Dumka Division), Dumka Member

9 District Mining Officer, Sahibganj Member

Member 10 Md. Aftab Alam, Chairman Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce, Sahibganj

Representative of Jharkhand's Small Industries Association,

Sri Vijay Kumar Hansdak, Honorable Member of Parliament 11 Rajmahal Constituency or their representatives under the Member District

12 Sri Hemant Soren, Honorable MLA, Barhait Vidhan Sabha or Member their representatives under the District

Sri Anant Kumar Ojha, Honorable MLA, Rajmahal Vidhan 13 Member Sabha or their representatives under the District

Sri Lobin Hembram, Honorable MLA, Borio Vidhan Sabha or 14 Member their representatives under the District

Sri Alamgir Alam, Honorable MLA, Pakur Vidhan Sabha or 15 Member their representatives under the District 16 Sri John Murmu, Member of Zila Parishad, Sahibganj Member Sri Bikram Pd. Singh, Mining lease holder, Swastik mineral 17 Member agency, sahibganj

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Sri Ashok Tulsiyan, Mining lease holder, CTS Industries, 18 Member sahibganj

Pramukh and Up-Pramukh Member 19 Block – Barharwa, Borio, Mnadro, Pathna, Taljhari

Elected Mukhiya and Up-Mukhiya

Panchayat – Mahadeovaran(Block Mandro), Daminbhitha 20 Member (Block- Mandro), Mayurkola (Block-Barharwa), Modikola (Block-Pathna), Sakrigali (Block-Sahibganj), Bara Toufir (Block-Borio), Bakudi (Block-Taljhari)

3.7 Managing Committee

Composition of Managing Committee are as follows:

Sl. No. Name Designation

1 Deputy Commissioner, Sahibganj Chairman

2 Superintendent of Police , Sahibganj Member

3 Deputy Development Commissioner , Sahibganj Member Secretary

4 Forest Officer, Forest Division, Sahibganj Member

5 District Mining Officer , Sahibganj Member

6 Civil Surgeon Co-Chief Medical Officer , Sahibganj Member

7 District Panchayati Raj Officer , Sahibganj Member

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3.8 Details of Registration/PAN/TAN

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3.9 Meetings of the Governing Council and Managing Committee

The dates of the meetings for the Governing Council and the Managing Committee are as hereunder

Governing Council Meeting Managing Committee Meeting

- 28-07-2016

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4. Financial Accruals

Contribution to DMF Fund SAHIBGANJ

Rate of Contributions to the DMFT is as follows

• 30% of the royalty amount payable for major mineral mines allocated before 12.01.2015 and for the existing minor mineral leases which are not granted through auction. • 10% of the royalty amount payable from leaseholder for major mineral mines allocated after 12.01.2015 and for minor mineral leases which are granted through auction.

Contribution to DMFT (in Rs Lakhs)

FY-2015-16 FY 2016-17 Mineral Category Total (Previous Year) (Current Year)

Major Mineral 0.00 0.00 0.00

Minor Mineral 0.00 618000.00 618000.00

Total 0.00 618000.00 618000.00

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5. Planning and Allocation

5.1 Annual Planning Process

DMFT practice a bottom-up planning approach to understand people's needs and include such considerations in the DMF plan. As per provisions of Jharkhand DMFT Rules 2016, selection of schemes is to be done entirely by the Gram Sabha and as per provisions of PMKKKY guidelines. The Gram Sabha in consultation with the Mukhiya /Up-mukhiya has to identify works to be carried out under priority and other priority areas. The Managing Committee does not have any overriding power on selection or approval of the schemes.

The Governing Board after due consultation passes a resolution approving the proposed plan in its meeting

5.2 Administrative Process of Approving Projects

 Capacity building and training of stakeholders : . Stakeholders particularly Panchayati Raj Institutions Members and DMF functionaries need to be trained to do their jobs efficiently.

 Action plan for better utilization of DMF funds /Perspective planning through bottom up approach, 3-5 years of vision plan : . Lack of Annual Action Plan

. Adherence to bottom up approach in consultation with the local members.

. Planning process should identify specific outcomes.

. Planning process should break down long term investment into smaller targets with

limitation on maximum and areas covering it to ensure better monitoring and control

of fund utilization.

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6.1 Projects under PMKKKY Scheme

6.1 An Overview

In different sector total 06 (six) projects undertaken of total estimation cost is 60542582.00 during FY 2018-19 from DMFT Fund. These projects basically high priorities areas taken cover the people of mining effected areas.

No. of Individual Sanctioned Spent Sl. No. of Beneficiaries Amount Amount Name of Schemes No. Schemes assisted (Rs. Cr.) (Rs. Cr.)

(ODF, Trainees etc) High Priority Areas

1 Drinking Water Supply 0 - 0 0

Environment Preservation 2 & other related measures 0 - 0 0

3 Healthcare 0 - 0 0

4 Education 0 - 0 0

5 Welfare — Women & Children 0 - 0 0

6 Welfare — Aged and Disabled People 0 - 0 0

7 Skill Development 0 - 0 0

8 Sanitation (ODF) 0 - 0 0

Sub.-Total 0 - 0 0 Other Priority Areas

1 Physical Infrastructure 0 - 0 0

2 Irrigation 0 - 0 0

Energy and Watershed 3 Development 0 - 0 0 Any other measure for 4 environment quality (Livelihood) 0 - 0 0 Sub-Total - 0 0 Grand Total - 0 0

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7. Accounts Statement and Audit Report

Total fund collected Fund utilized Balance fund Opening Balance Sl. Year during the FY during the FY available of the FY of DMF 2016-17 2016-17 2016-17

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 2016-17 0.00 618000.00 0.00 618000.00

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8. 1 Annexures-1 List off villages/urban local bodies under directly mining effected areas

Directly affected areas by Mining SL. Name of villages Circle of Name Affected Panchayat Name of the villages directly No. indirectly affected under Name affected under the Panchayat Panchayat 1 2 3 4 5 1 Barharwa Mayurkola Vijaypur - Mayurkola - Lohtia - Funchua - Pipaljori - Shyamnagar - Pathriya Pathriya Nischintpur Jambad Ghat Mohabbatpur Fatehpur Kashipara Dhatapada - Anguthia - Bara Sonakar Baliadanga Nimjol Bara Sonakar Vanshikata Dudhijol Chhota Sonakar Bhourabandh - 2 Rajmahal Gunihari Kaswa Gunihari Kaswa Jainabad Raibajar Kalapatthar - - - 3 Pathna Modikola Borna Pahar Dahujor

Modikola Tilbhatha - Keshri - - Kenduwa Kenduwa - Bara Dighi Sansari, - Wade Pahar, Barmasia, - Ambri - Dharmpur Sitapahar Mangaladih - Chapande ------Kathalbari Madhopara Rakshobandh Rajabhitha - Aamdanda Santhi Ghoraghati, Idpe Chappal Pahar,

Chandola Pahar Kari Pahar

Kordar Pahar Gadaebhita Buribasti - Jhumarwad - Simalgowda -

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4 Borio Durgatola Lohanda Mako Durgatola Tetariya Pahar Tetariya Pahar Aprol Patharghatta, _ Bidari Bandar Kola Khairwa Chhota Bandarkola Harinchara Bada Toufir Nirapara Bada Pangdo Adaro Chhota Tetariya Bara Lohnda, Bada Panchgad Ghoghi - Bada Tetariya - 5 Barhait Dorai Santhali Bans Pahar - Bara Panchkuli - Chhota Santhali - Chhota Ranga Dede (Ansh Bhag) - Makuli Barmasiya - Margadi Barmasiya - 6 Mandro Mahadevwaran Mahadevwaran Mirzachouki Nimgachhi - Daminbhitha Belgachhi Sugani Pahar Mundli, Kani Pahar Bhutaha, Rasoi, Sonda Chhota Daminbhitha, Baskobansi Damra Mako Gari Pahar Daminbhitha Teliyagari Pakriya - Rohde - Gilamari - Wanchappa - Kerasol - Gutibera - Sundar - Chube - Chua - Bartalla Bartalla Lahur Bara Tetariya South Karamtola - Mirzachouki - Gari Pahar - Teliyagari - Janibhatha

7 Taljhari Bari Bhagiyamari Bari Bhagiyamari - Hathigar - Jamni Chhoti - Bhagiyamari - Boha - Motijharna Changro - Ambadiha - Banskola - Motijharna - Gadwa - Kalyani Kalyani - Maharajpur Bazar - Taljhari Rodo - Dudhkol - Bagjori - Lakhipur -

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7 Taljhari Bhatbhanga Santhali Bankchuri - Banspahar - Bara Durgapur Dhamdhamiya - Dhadhamiya Pahar - Chhota Durgapur - Manoharpur - Tetariya - Bakudi Chalpahar - Gadaitungi - Paktori - Patharchapti - Pathni Bona - Bara Banapara - Chhota Wanapara - Malitok - Hariyakol - Malitok - Sita Pahar - Chouki Pahar - Bakudi Bazar - bakudi -

8.2 Annexure II - Minutes of Meeting of Governing Council of the DMFT, Sahibganj

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Name of Approved Schemes

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